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but the man sha

pathetic

that's why I idol him

ONDO STATE DEPUTY GOVERNOR HON AGBOOLA AJAYI SECURES THE RELEASE OF THE ABDUCTED CHILDREN IN LAGOS TODAY





The Ondo State Deputy Governor, Hon Agboola Ajayi today (about an hour ago) secures the release of the abducted children at Ajakpa community in Ondo State where they have been hidden.

Recalls that some school children were kidnapped at Igbonla area of Epe Local Government in Lagos State, by some unknown kidnappers, it was gathered that by some intelligentias search if the government are to secure the release of those children alive, then they must involve peaceful negotiation.
Today Deputy Governor was able to penetrate the warring region and secured their released. An eye witness testified that the Deputy Governor went there with a commercial boat without the use of armed men. He also hired normal comercial vehicle on getting to Ugbonla (another community in Ondo State) while conveying the children to town where soldiers were already waiting for his arrival.

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This write up is rubbish. Agriculture is the solution, it's just been poorly executed. When you get the said cocoa, the key isn't to import it, you are supposed to pass it down through several production cycles. The skin of the plsnt as fertilizer? The seeds sold to local companies to make their own beverages, chocolate etc. Its the solution, it depends on how you exploit it.

I'm just wondering how stupid and senseless you are as a person.
What are you saying and what did man say? "Who Agriculture alone don epp"? and he boldly explained it even for a brainless individual like you to comprehend.

Please don't get me wrong, but I'm just thinking if the man wrote rubbish, what should we call you?

I'm just about giving up hope on this country

God knows we've tried
APC should better fix this country or face the wrath of the masses

To whom it may concern

The more I look the less I see our togetherness in this country.

Maybe I don't know what to say. In this confused country. Abeg it's high time we realised we can't live together anymore.
Next

But where is the date to show the result is recent one. mitcheeeeew :oBut where is the date to show the result is recent one. mitcheeeeew

This is what happen when the most sensitive position is being occupied by Woomoney

isorite

trademoore1:
What election is this for?
Not presidential and not gubernatorial yet APC is wasting scarce resources sending federal police and planning on rigging

Protecting the lives of the citizens by sending enough security agency is tagged "wasting of scarce resources" your type ehn! if I should insult, it will sound like' i'm an APC foolish supporter. But you need medical check up

TheFreeOne:
In my hometown there won't be rigging in any form cos it's on lockdown for Olusola Oke.

Oke la nlo ni ipinle ondo.

same as me toooo
but wait; where is your hometown?

I found this on my Facebook profile and I decided to share it with the so many reasonable persons here to see your reaction.


Ojubuyi Bright
LET US REASON TOGETHER (VOL 54)
BENEFITS OF OUR RULE OF LAW AND FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT
A blind political analyst will never see anything good in the policy of a rival political party but rather will always consider even bad policy of his own party as the best ever just to please his pay master on the social media...an intelligent master will read this and nod head but he knows that your analysis lacks merit.
Some are doing this not because they do not know the truth but bc to them, u might need to tell serial lies against your neighbor for you to be able to swim through the cloudy weather of every political party in Nigeria to the top and for which any condition of political objectivity has become a sacrilege that will never go unpunished and under which circumstance they can never go far.
A governor who recently mobilized political tugs to disrupt court proceedings,slapped a judge and got his suite torn for doing his legitimate duty is now castigating the Federal govt for arresting corrupt judges whose official residences ve been turned to
bureau-de-change.Gov Wike is using his immunity granted him under the Nigeria Constitution to shield a Judge from being arrested.How many times has he used this same power to shield many innocent Nigerians in Police custody in Port-Hacourt today?
Recently OBJ and GMB accused the Judiciary of frustrating the fight against corruption in Nigeria and the Nigeria Judicial Commission(NCJ) quickly expressed its sadness over this comment but today,OBJ and GMB ve been vindicated.NCJ knows that Nigeria Judges and Magistrates are well paid and yet are out to defend corrupt ones among them but will not ve any solution to the plight of Nigeria Judiciary workers who are poorly remunerated under the same working condition.
A country who applies different laws to govern the rulers and the ruled can not go far.A country where d rule of law and fundamental human right ve variously become tools in the hands of lawyers to shield and protect the rich against crime committed cannot also go far.I support Mr President to go ahead with his anti corruption war and without which Nigeria will turn to KEKE NAPEP that cannot go far in the midst of plenty.
Thank you.
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Otunba Kayode Omomehin
I watched Mike Oshiekhamen, SAN (pardon me if the spelling is wrong) on Channel Television yesterday on 'Politics Today' vomiting out a very shameful analysis in defence of the judges and justices arrested for bribery allegation and castigating the FG for it's action against these judges. Anyone who knew this lawyer in the early eighties or nineties before he joined the rat race for making big money will only be amazed at his present disposition at defending corrupt politicians. What a shame!
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Tab Obele
The Judiciary is d problem in dis administration. President Muhammadu Buhari intends to sanitize dis Country by eradicating corruption but d Judiciary is d obstacle. It is easier 4 a Carmel to pass through d eye of a needle dan 4 Judges & Lawyers to enter into d kingdom of heaven. In d days of old, corpses of Judges & Lawyers don't enter into d church. Majority of Nigerians go to beds hungry & these corrupt Judges stacked billions of naira & other foreign currencies in their houses. This Country is rotten & seriously stinking. The men of d DSS ought to shoot their legs to teach them 1st hand lessons. A revolution is imminent in Nigeria.
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Otunba Kayode Omomehin
Tab ooooooo! Always with u shaaaaaa!
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Oluyomi Timothy Ademola
They should arrest them in the church or mosque, right after the service with everyone watching in stunned wonder. They should pick them up at their children's weddings or their mother's funeral.
They should pluck them out of their beds in the dead of the night, waylay them on the highway and entrap them in the market places. Anyone who protects them should share their fate. Anyone who thinks there is a gentleman way to bring down this evil empire of robbers is naive and should be told. There is no peace for the wicked...."
~ John Ogunlela
Copied.
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Olowole Joseph Akin
My greatest surprise is that some ordinary men on the street still see reasons with these corrupt people. If the judges know they are innocent and unlawfully arrested they should sue the DSS.
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Dolire O Kunle
I stand with PMB
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Samuel Preacher Sina
Well done bro
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Anthony Luro
I buy your idea joo Ojubuyi Bright ,let them continue to deceive themselves. The Machiavellian theory is sufficed that the end shall justify the means.

R I P to the deceased

agabusta:
It is the same incompetence and bad management that is being displayed in Bayelsa.

They both have access to extra cash, but are still neck deep in debt. It is bad management.

Both of them also got bail out funds last year from Buhari led FG. While Ondo is owing 4 months, Bayelsa is owing 5 months. It is incompetence on the part of those governors. 

The northern governors are smart enough, not to stretch the population of their civil service beyond their purse/capability. That is good management. 

According to your reasoning, the southern guys that want to clear their streets of Almajiri decided to bring them into its workforce. Now, they are finding it difficult to pay them. And most of these guys are not even very productive to the states! 

Mimiko has no success stories at all for his 2nd term. That is why he is just looking around for something to hold on to. 

He has I think 8 more months to complete his administration. 

He is the only governor to have won 2nd term in Ondo state and the state is seriously regretting giving him that chance. I will be very surprised if PDP wins that state in the coming election.

We have been hearing "bitumen is about to be exploited since 2002". They should spare us the narrative till when we see actual mining of the product.

Some Persons talk sense than you imagine. Thumb up to this one

Why? I don't know

Is that all

[/b][b][quote author=LadyExcellency post=44660928]I make bold to say that the highly rated professor is emphatically wrong in this one.

Does it mean that NDDC is illegal since it was totally opposed by the Executive and made to exist by the courageous NASS that overturned Obasanjo's veto?[/b]

Democracy is a representative government and moreover, Buhari wasn't an independent candidate.[/quote

And I made bold to put it to you that you have allowed sentiment to play into your rational reasoning, by first, over looking the main point which centered on the constitutional right of the NASS as regard finance. This you did again by committing the highest blunder of all, when you brought in passing of bill in order to defend gullible point. Don't be clouded by little sense, read for your self.
[b][/b[b]] Section 4 of the Constitution spells out the role of the Legislature while Sections 80-83 capture their role with regards to public finance. None of those provisions empowers them to write the Appropriation for the Executive.

To start with, the executive is the government. They are the ones who sell us their vision for governance through their manifesto. By voting them in, we empower them to achieve those aims, and one of the tools they use is the budget. They have an idea of their priority areas and economic direction. It's those priorities they capture in their bill.

The Constitution empowers the National Assembly to appropriate funds for those priority areas identified by the Executive in their Bill. If they disagree with an input, they have the right not to appropriate funds and send that item back to the Executive.

The Constitution does not say in what manner they can send it back, but by not appropriating funds, they can make their intentions very clear. In more advanced democracies, there will then be meetings and horse trading and some form of agreement will be reached.

But from what the honourable member tweeted in defence of the National Assembly, what they did was not just refuse appropriation, they went further to input projects and expenditure on the Executive. Let's be clear. They have no such right or power under the 1999 Constitution (as amended).

The mere act of 'passing' the Appropriation Bill sent by the Executive and requesting the President's signature, the legislature in effect wrote the bill, which is a position outside of the contemplation of the Constitution. The right thing to have done was to identify their areas of concern and forward same to the Executive.

bonechamberlain:
useless colonial and neocolonial organization, what is common about our wealth.

obj the thief who sold a part of his country in this 21st century for international fame and fortune. if u don't know bakassi was sold for nothing to Cameroon using that useless ICJ judgement don't quote me. too many fake and failed African leaders.

AM highly disappointed in u, do u need to be reminded that immediately upon his ascention that one of the very first thing he fought to recover for this nation was bakasi? Aside paying nigeria debt? Can u appreciate a blessed man for once?

K

What will I now do?

Bellequaceous

Hallack:
why does our V.P look like a juju priest?? First pic

Is that all you can see?

MonPro:
Girl if you were born and resident in nigeria. Buhari and his fellow he-goats from the Allah region would probably have stolen you from school and taken your virginity at 10.
You will also be forced to wear a dirty smelling burka/hijab while in captivity in a pedophilic Emir's palace.

Did i also mention that while your womb breeds almajiris for them, their own daughters will be in the best schools in UK and US with school fees paid for 4 years in advance but they'll tell your parents to accept their fate.

Anyday you wake up just thank God you are not resident in a zoo ruled like an Arab jungle by the Pedophilic dulllard that you just interviewed. You are lucky but many are not!

I don't know why some people can't do without insulting at any slightest chance they have

Just passing