VanBommel: This guy that was busy writing so many bullcrap against the previous government all because of thief-nubu and bull-hari enjoyed "freedom of speech" to the fullest. Now, he's being rewarded "handsomely".
But na wetin be him offence now Chai they warned us oooo through various media platform.
One advertisement specifically said he will clamp down on the media but them no hear. See am now
ChangeIsCostant: Governor Emmanuel Udom of Akwa Ibom state has been blasted by some Nigerians after greeting a First class ruler in the manner. The governor was pictured in a handshake with the Paramount Ruler of his Local Government Area(Onna) while putting one of his hands in his pocket.
Some Akwa Ibomites and others have reacted angrily to what they describe as a disrespectful way of greeting a reputable figure.
The region, in the 57 years of independence of the country, had not produced a democratically elected president, saying he worked for the emergence of South-South president in 2009, in the spirit of justice and fairness.
Any truthful person knows that this country has not being fair to that region
ijebuloaded: Because we don't want them to spoil the good memories of them that we have.
Like they say, all good things must come to an end. For some of these artistes, the end has come for a few years.
Because we really like them and we don’t want the good memories we have of them to be tainted, we’ll like to respectfully recommend them for retirement. There’s no shame in that, is there?
1. Sound Sultan
You’ve been a mentor and big brother to many artistes. Your songwriting ability has never been in doubt but the arrangement just no dey gel again. As you probably noticed with the cold reception of your seventh album, it’s time to free the music jare.
2. 2face Idibia
When artistes start changing names, you know there’s not much music to give again. And after all of 2baba‘s achievements, who can blame him? Now that his kids are growing up, maybe now is the time to spend more time with them.
3. 9ice
When 9ice decided to enter politics, he knew what he was doing. Being involved in politics is likely to pay him (pun unintended) more than music. 2019 is around the corner. Now is the time to start campaigning o!
4. Ice Prince
When was the last time Ice had a hit? It’s been a long while. He seems to not to be sure of what to do; rap or pop. But Chocolate City has given him his own label, Super Cool Cats. Time to learn how to recruit new stars.
5. Ruggedman
There was a time when Rugged had rhymes, wit and punchlines. But that was long ago.
Daddy, take time off, go for vacations, tour the world, and focus more on the clothing business. This rap thing is not werking again.
6. D’Prince
To be honest, if it wasn’t for this video Don Jazzy shared on Sunday morning about him going to church with DPrince, most people have completely forgotten about his younger brother.
7. Kayswitch
We are still trying to look for another job description for you sir; since the only biography you had went with Mohits Records.
8. D’banj
At this juncture, it is clear to the Kokomaster that he needs to pay more attention to his agric ventures and forget about music. There’s nothing to prove anymore- he’s not very good at making hits anymore.
9. Banky W
Thank God he knows how to direct now; perhaps it’s time to join Kemi Adetiba, and possibly feature in more movies. If that was good enough for Will Smith who left his somewhat lukewarm music career for Hollywood, then it’s most definitely good for Mr Capable.
10. Ill Bliss
The self acclaimed ‘Oga Boss’ who is only a boss at Capital Hill. Phyno has gone. Chidinma has gone. Even Suspekt has moved on. On behalf of Nigeria new school youths, we award you the permission to retire. Those two Headies plaque were retirement gifts in disguise, just in case you didn’t know.
but these people can use money and do businesses, why steal from Nigeria again
DONSMITH123: The House of Representatives on Tuesday gave its committees on Anti-Corruption, Environment and Habitat six weeks to investigate former President Gooodluck Jonathan’s “Clean Stove For Rural Women scheme” contract of about N9.287 bn.
The resolution followed a motion by Rep. Abiodun Faleke (APC-Lagos), which was unanimously adopted by members through a voice vote.
Faleke noted that the Federal Executive Council had approved a contract for the supply of 20 million units of clean stove and wonder bags under the clean stove scheme for rural women.
He added that the contract was at a unit cost of N464.00, amounting to about N9.287bn.
The lawmaker said that following the approval of FEC, the Federal Ministry of Finance released the sum of N5bn to the Federal Ministry of Environment for the execution of the project.
He further disclosed that Integra Energy Renewable Services Limited was awarded the contract for the supply of the 20 million units.
Faleke also said that the company was paid the sum of N1.3bn out of the N5bn released by the Ministry of Environment as mobilisation fee without due process.
The lawmaker expressed concern that less than 750,000 units were said to have been assembled and delivered at the velodrome of the National Stadium, Abuja, which was commissioned by former Vice President, Namadi Sambo.
He noted that there was no beneficiary present at the commissioning nor was anyone later given the stove to achieve its intended purpose.
The mandate of the committee saddled with the investigation will be to find out details of the contract, number of units supplied, their mode of distribution and names of beneficiaries on a State by State basis.
The committees would also determine the status of the balance of N952m with the contractor, since 750,000 units of the clean stoves were supplied at a unit cost of N464 at the value of N348m out of the N1.3bn paid out.
The status of the balance of N3.7bn which was outstanding from the initial payment to the Federal Ministry of Environment will also be confirmed by the committee.
The committees would also determine whether or not the clean stoves and wonder bags project had assisted in eradicating desertification in Nigeria for future consideration.
ijustdey: SGF indictment: Buhari fights corruption in NASS with insecticide, uses deodorant at Executive arm – Shehu Sani
He also averred that copies of the report was signed by all the members of the Committee, while expressing shock at the version without his name which Mr. President relied on.
“Distinguished Colleagues, you realize that the copy which was read to us did not carry my name even as the Committee Chairman and I wonder where it emanated from,” he asked.
This is a serious indictment on the two arms of government. Namely: The executive and the legislative. The legislathieves aka legislatives are not competent and the executhieves aka executives are making mockery of them.
All legislatives do is to talk and talk no action. While the executives are busy showing the world that they are not worthy to make any law for our great country.
Let me see the day the senate will harass any body again for not answering their summons Toothless bull dogs! cowards! Shame shame shame... Shame
obailala: Very valid question; every year they budget for computers, stationery, kitchen utensils etc. God knows if they ever buy those items or if the money just gets pocketed.
That is why they cannot know what the masses are going through See the money they accrue every year. Their children are able to school abroad while the masses are on strike. God will judge them and their yeye...
more like it. No be all these cases them go carry go court wey nobody go hear anything again.
EdifiedCEO: A Kenyan head teacher identified as Willy Kiprop, has been disgraced openly for allegedly defiling three school girls under his care in Kapsaos, Uasin Gishu area of Kenya.
Kiprop was said to have enticed the girls aged 12, 14 and 16 respectively with some gifts.
In a video shared by K24TV, Kiprob was tied on both hands and legs and made to lie on the floor while the parents of the abused girls took turns to flog him mercilessly.
Asked why he abused the girls sexually, Kiprop claimed he had an ‘affair’ with the eldest, ‘but molested the two others.’
He claimed he was possessed by Satan, saying: “Adrenalin rush!
“Also, the devil paid me a visit at the time,” he added.
After the caning session, Kiprop was handed over to the police who untied him and handcuffed him instead.
The report added that the police will investigate and charge him to court.
APCmyheart: Shut up and go and check the meaning of coincidence, Even with what happen in 1984 and what is happening now i believe God truly want to use PMB to safe and better Nigeria..
In 1983 Buhari take over from a corrupt civilian rule of Shagari, That was when Jim Nwobo stole that GEJ is referring to during his campaign..
Now again he take over from another corrupt Government..
Beside you never still answer my question, If you and your brother were given $100k and $30k respectively for same project who will perform better and stop this nonsense..
Crude oil was Between $100 to $140 during GEJ Govt and nothing to show for except looting competition, Salary was increase to deceive the gullible workers then and they keep quiet even after Sanusi raise alarm about missing money even Iweala shout out then but nothing was done..
Fast forward to 2015 when PMB take over power, Crude oil price was $28 bar barrel and the money will still be used to run the same Govt that was run with $140 without the workers taking salary cut..
Use your brain and understand how things work and beside why are you and your likes complain instead of you to also find a way out of your predicament same way you want Buhari to perform Magic..
I thought you were a grown up. Sorry my mistake. Don't quote me again. PLEASE