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He really wished to leave the club. Just that no club is ready to pay his huge salaries. Anyway, Real Madrid for life. |
Dream is free. |
You people should stop this rubbish and let's face real issues. |
Please add any other for me. Thanks |
2. Picture of Asiwaju as an Igbo man. This should portray him as a national figure
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Dear Nairalanders, I've been given a task to choose an appropriate campaign picture for our support group. Please help me decide which one to use from the following 1. Smiling Asiwju looking so handsome.
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While not trying to make this a gender issue, it's obvious the female athletes are more adventurous than their male counterparts at the moment. From powerlifting to atletics as well as wrestling, and other sports the women are bringing more glory to the country than their male counterparts. Despite not too impressive in the just concluded AWCON, the Super Falcons still qualified for the world, something their male counterparts failed to do. This brings the question: what is happening to our men?
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Nigeria.. From top To Bottom |
Reno Omokri is an ordinary hustler. He's just a political prostitute running after the big looters with heavy money bags. Atiku's dollars are at work. |
Everyone is supporting a presidential candidate for series of reasons. For a few, they stand to receive crumb from the master's table. For others it is the ethnic tune. You won't blame these. But then, you acan readily site Buhari as a case study whose northern region is a center of insurgency and has not been able to quench the fire. APC supporters are behind Tinubu cos they've been configured to support Tinubu. So ladies and gentlemen, behold thy incoming president who will drag Nigeria to the 21st century Nigeria.
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They should pity Omokri Reno. Niggar is just a regular hustler working for daily bread. He should just forget about discrediting Obi and preach the gospel of What Atiku would do differently if elected. Is Atiku a pro gay person? |
slawormiir:at least he didn't sleep under the bridge. If he wants spacious rooms he knows where to go. No one forced him to take the room in the first place. |
I can't see any white lady here |
1980s - 1990s rules. In 2022, you can tell her any ungodly thing as long as you have money in your pocket. The only thing you shouldn't tell her is that you are broke. Girls don't like to hear that |
Buhari till he dies. |
Crixxx:Abeg dey your dey. Day just break. Say your prayers and go brush your teeth. |
We all know that you know that you were just trying to patronize London based president. Like seriously, will you spend more days in England than this man has spent? |
But when they play for national team, they run as if they have elephantiasis of the feet. |
Hotel is not your home. Go home |
Right negga! Dude actually waited for Mama to die before exposing himself to the world. Damn. |
WHAT is obvious is that the world kept silent in the midst of this abnormally |
For where? Buhari till 2027 |
We expected this sort of thrash from Tinubu's slaves. |
trutharena:senseless analogy. |
When will Buhari resign? |
Wait. Let me think. |
DarkJeddi:No need for plenty arguments. The op has written an article of advising. Some people will take the advice and will work 4 them. Some will still continue with there lives. Your lack of faith in God will not stop Him from been who He is. God will always be God. |
Great write up. I think number 11 should be relying on politicians ![]() You see, people have so much hope that politicians will change things for the better. But what do we have? Massive corruption, failed promises and so on. 2022 is election campaign year. Everyone should use their heads. Don't allow politrickians to use your head to play congo. |
That man still alive? |
[quote author=Teacher1776 post=107785046]Reports from efcc official Facebook page has indicated that the salary bailout fund hidden by the governor, Mr. Yahya Bello has been returned to the CBN. Excerpts: EFCC Press Release Hidden N19.3bn Kogi Salary Bail-Out Funds Returned to CBN The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has acknowledged the receipt of the sum of N19, 333,333,333.36 (Nineteen Billion, Three Hundred and Thirty-three Million, Three Hundred and Thirty-three Thousand, Three Hundred and Thirty-three Naira, Thirty-six Kobo) recovered the EFCC from the Kogi State Salary Bail-out account domiciled in Sterling Bank Plc. This effectively puts to rest the campaign of misinformation and unconscionable denials by the Kogi State Government that no fund was recovered from its bail out account. The apex bank in a letter referenced, DFD/DIR/CON/EXT/01/099 and dated 9th November, 2021 informed the Executive Chairman, EFCC, Abdulrasheed Bawa that it has received the money. The letter reads in part: “We refer to your letter dated November 5, 2021 with Ref. No: CR:3000/EFCC/LS/CMU/REC-STE/VOL.4/047 on the above subject and wish to confirm the details of the receipt of the amount as stated below: Bank: Sterling Bank Plc; Amount: N19, 333, 333,333.36; Date of receipt: 04 November, 2021”. The return of the money to the apex bank is in compliance with the October 15, 2021 Order of a Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi Lagos directing the unfreezing of the Kogi State Salary Bail-out account to enable Sterling Bank to remit the balance in the account to the Central Ban of Nigeria. Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke gave the Order pursuant to an application filed by the EFCC. The Commission had told the court that the management of Sterling Bank Plc, where the account was domiciled had acknowledged the existence of the said account with the staggering sum of N19, 333,333,333.36 in its books. The Commission further brought to the attention of the court that “The sum of N19, 333,333,333.36 is still standing in the credit of the account frozen”, adding that “the management of Sterling Bank PIc, has, pursuant to a letter dated 15 September, 2021, signed by its Managing Director, indicated intention to return the total sum of N19, 333,333,333.36 back to the Central Bank of Nigeria.” The EFCC prayed The court that it “is expedient for the instant suit to be discontinued and the account unfrozen to enable the management of Sterling Bank PIc effect the transfer/ return of the sum of the sum of N19, 333, 333, 333.36 back to the coffer of the Central Bank of Nigeria , where the said bailout funds was disbursed.” The transfer has put paid to any further controversy regarding source and ownership of the funds and most importantly, aborted the funds dissipation. On August 31, 2021, Justice Tijani Garba Ringim, a vacation Judge, had ordered the freezing of the account, following an ex-parte application filed by the EFCC. The EFCC, in a 13-paragraph affidavit in support of the ex-parte application, had stated that it received a credible and direct intelligence, which led to the tracing of the funds reasonably suspected to be proceeds of unlawful activities in account No. 0073572696 domiciled in Sterling Bank, Plc with the name Kogi State Salary Bailout Account. After listening to the EFCC application, Justice Ringim on August 31, 2021, ordered the freezing of the account and directed the publication of the order in a national newspaper by the EFCC. Wilson Uwujaren Head, Media & Publicity 19 November, 2021 I have said it before that the state governors are the biggest threat to Nigeria's democracy. They steal at an alarming rate. Imagine a state where workers were not paid salaries. One man stole money released by federal government to pay salaries. Pensioners are suffering. Many have died while waiting for salaries. Almost all the governors are like this, hiding under immunity to perpetuate crimes. In a sane country, the governor would be impeached. Workers will protest until the rogue steps down and face trials. But this is Nigeria. Party politics will come in. Ethnicity will come in. The money will be returned to the state coffers once again to be meticulously relooted this time around. Efcc will be made to look stupid. All the Gandujes and Yeye Bello will still flex muscle and contest the 2023 presidential election. Poor Nigerians whose money was stolen will still defend him that he needed the money to execute the election. After all, each voter will be given a thousand naira to thumbprint. After that, they will be doing globe trotting begging countries they are richer than to give them loans, which will later be looted by the likes of Yeye Bello. It's a vicious cycle. |
Behold the incoming president of the Federal Republic of Rogues After they have stolen, they will be using bullion vans to move them on the eve of election. |
Let's be business partners. Everytime your prediction comes to pass, you get a percentage of the winnings. |
