₦airaland Forum

RollingStones:
Why do i perceive your rotten smelly menstrual flow all the way from my habitat?

Are you that DIRTY??

babestella:
That is what you get when you defect from your party to a demonic fetish and lying apc party.

Let him wait, when apc loses the election in December, he will surely slump again and will wake up to a reality of defeat.

dictbennie:
Since you and I cannot verify that it is any of the two substances, its best we don't castigate something we know nothing of...I don't know if you get the picture I'm trying to paint..

dictbennie:
Pics and so? What if its wine?

dictbennie:
I'm surprised with the way some zombies here talk as if they have seen the ex president drinking alcohol

chukwudi44:
Can you even imagine!!! This useless journalists want everyone to worship their local champion. What is wrong If Saraki calls Tinubu by his name Bola? The age difference between them isn't much. Do they expect him to call him uncle when the age difference between them is barely about a decade?

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alcmene:
Misplaced priority....what happens to millions of almajiris roaming the streets of kano?
what will they be converted into?

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obailala:
Nigerians have a very serious reading problem

This issue has nothing to do with Jonathan or even corruption; these are moneys which were legally declared by law abiding citizens. The real problem is knowing how much left the shores of Nigeria illegally.

aspabay:
Ahh. How come i didnt hear of this one? I board the train everyday and knew about the Trailer incident. And to think trians don't commute so much on Sundays. And if they. Move at all, you wont find any 'hangers' on Sundays because the train would bé virtually empty.
Hmm i just smell some lies here. I will find out tomorrow.

shobroy10:
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm may his soul rest in perfect colour but to b candid albino's are outcasts and that makes them vulnerable.

President Muhammadu Buhari never said he would declare his assets publicly, his party the All Progressives Congress, APC did, says Presidential Spokesman, Mr Femi Adesina.

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari had promised to declare his assets alongside his Vice-President Yemi Osibanjo but shortly after the polls and swearing-in, the President has refused to do so publicly, being the first promise he has failed to keep.

In an exclusive interview with Mr Kayode Ogundamisi, the appointment of Public officials is the prerogative of President Buhari and Nigerians trusted him with a mandate & he promised September..

See video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzeu_Uum7Og&feature=youtu.be

Femi Adesina, special adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari on media and publicity, says the president never promised to make his assets public.

Adesina said the issue of assets publishing cannot be credited to Buhari but the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

He said Buhari has declared his assets in compliance with the law and may decide to make them public when verification is concluded by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB).

He was speaking in an interview with Kayode Ogundamisi, a social commentator.

“You need to get his words right, go and check all that the president said during the campaign, in no place would you see it attributed to him as a person,” Adesina said.

“But then there is a document by his party, the All Progressives Congress, saying he would declare publicly, so we need to set that right, it’s a declaration by his party.

“Now what does the law require? The law requires public officers to declare their assets; he has done that. But his party has a document that says he would do it publicly.

“There is a procedure for that, and the procedure is that you first declare, code of conduct (bureau) would verify and after that, if you want to make it public, the onus lies on you to say release. The procedure has to be followed.”

The presidential spokesman went on to say the decision to release or not release the asset for public consumption would be taken by the president when verification is done.

“He has declared, and it is deposited with the code of conduct bureau and they need to verify. Let’s come to that time when code of conduct would say we have completed verification.”

When contacted, Adesina said he had nothing to add to what he said in the interview.

“You already heard what I said, I have nothing to add,” he told TheCable. Nigerians have been mounting pressure on the president to publish the details of his assets.