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What Peter Obi could not achieve...useless politician [/quote][/s][quote author=Keneking post=53733717]

[quote author=Aufbauh post=53738680]I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

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Aufbauh:
I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

When they discovered that their cheap blackmail and unwholesome propaganda against Buhari is not shaking Kano's vote they said "Bleep one Nigeria". Ndo!

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Aufbauh:
I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

When they discovered that their cheap blackmail and unwholesome propaganda against Buhari is not shaking Kano's vote they said "Bleep one Nigeria". Ndo!

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Aufbauh:
I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

When they discovered that their cheap blackmail and unwholesome propaganda against Buhari is not shaking Kano's vote they said "Bleep one Nigeria". Ndo!

Aufbauh:
I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

When they discovered that their cheap blackmail and unwholesome propaganda against Buhari is not shaking Kano's vote they said "Bleep one Nigeria". Ndo!

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Aufbauh:
I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

When they discovered that their cheap blackmail and unwholesome propaganda against Buhari is not shaking Kano's vote they said "Bleep one Nigeria". Ndo!

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Aufbauh:
I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

When they discovered that their cheap blackmail and unwholesome propaganda against Buhari is not shaking Kano's vote they said "Bleep one Nigeria". Ndo!

Aufbauh:
I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

When they discovered that their cheap blackmail and unwholesome propaganda against Buhari is not shaking Kano's vote they said "Bleep one Nigeria". Ndo!

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Aufbauh:
I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

When they discovered that their cheap blackmail and unwholesome propaganda against Buhari is not shaking Kano's vote they said "Bleep one Nigeria". Ndo!

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Aufbauh:
I can read frustration and depression from Ipob yoots comments above.

When they discovered that their cheap blackmail and unwholesome propaganda against Buhari is not shaking Kano's vote they said "Bleep one Nigeria". Ndo!

The Senate Committee on Aviation, during an oversight visit led by the Committee’s Deputy Chairman, Senator Bala Nallah in Zaria on Friday, threatened to arrest the contractor for absconding with the said funds meant for the completion of the college’s third hangar project. The committee, which visited several ongoing projects within the school premises, were angry that school’s third hangar project had not been completed after it allegedly paid the Mushaj Fahaj Nigeria Ltd the contract sum. Senator Nallah threatened the arrest of the contractor upon realization that he had been mobilized with N37m and had only performed but had only done 20 percent of the job. While given a presentation of the College’s challenges the College Rector, Captain Abdulsalami Mohammed stated that non release of funds meant for projects within the college, fluctuating exchange rate for dollar denominated projects, non- availability of foreign exchange, high cost of Aviation gasoline (AV GAS 100LL), inadequate number of instructors and personnel and insufficient office space for staff were among the many problems facing the institution. He noted that these challenges were affecting the efficient operations of the college while he added that the college still thrived amidst all that to record some feats. He also disclosed that several projects have been completed such as establishment of an airfield lighting workshop, provision of infrastructure for aircraft piston overhaul, provision of a water treatment plant, provision of airfield advance guard security equipment and successful completion of several international certifications. Other members of the Senate committee include Senator Ben Murray-Bruce representing Bayelsa east, Senator Mohammed Lafiagi representing Kwara North, Senator Rilwan Akanbi representing Oyo South, Senator Ahmed Ogembe representing Kogi Central and Senator Bala Nallah, all commended the school for a job well done. Senator Nallah criticized the absence of key infrastructure especially runway lights which he said that had they been installed within the last fifteen years, they would have saved the nation millions of dollars in foreign exchange The committee finally agreed that if a one week ultimatum given to the contractor was not honoured, he would be reported to the economic and financial crimes commission for due prosecution and full refund of the sum.
source: http://saharareporters.com/2017/02/12/contractor-escapes-ncat-n37m

Former Special Adviser to Ex-President Goodluck
Jonathan on Electronic Media, Reno Omokri has
urged Nigerian critics of President Muhammadu
Buhari not to allow their hate for the president
affect their love for Nigeria.
Omokri gave the advise while commending the
presidential call between U.S President, Donald
Trump and Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu
Buhari today.

According to Omokri said the call by the two
presidents expressed a willingness to boost US/
Nigeria relations.

I salute both Presidents @realDonaldTrump
and @MBuhari for their call which expressed a
willingness to boost US/Nigeria relations.
— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) 13 February
2017

Don’t allow hatred for @MBuhari affect your
love for Nigeria. The @realDonaldTrump /@
MBuhari call indeed took place and is good
for Nigeria!
— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) 13 February
2017

Give @MBuhari his due. When opposition
becomes hatred or death wish, it stops being
Godly and becomes satanic. I am an
opponent not a hater.
— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) 13 February
2017

Recall that President Buhari today spoke with
President Trump on phone from his London
base.
The telephone conversation was at the
instance of the American President.
The development has apparently ended the
rumoured death of President Buhari who is
currently on medical vacation in London. A
statement from the Special Adviser to the
President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi
Adesina stated that “conversation was cordial
and President Buhari congratulated Trump on
his election as President of the United States,
and on his cabinet.”
The statement added that the “two leaders
discussed ways to improve cooperation in the
fight against terrorism through provision of
necessary equipment.”
It further stated that “President Trump
encouraged President Buhari to keep up the
good work he is doing, and also commended
him for the efforts made in rescuing 24 of the
Chibok Girls and the strides being taken by
the Nigerian military.”
Trump “assured the Nigerian President of US
readiness to cut a new deal in helping Nigeria
in terms of military weapons to combat
terrorism.” The America President also invited
Buhari to Washington “at a mutually
convenient date.”

Mrs. Jonathan is demanding $200 million from the anti-graft commission as damages for infringing on her rights. The Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Monday adjourned the hearing of a fundamental human rights suit by former first lady Patience Jonathan against the EFCC to March 6. Mrs. Jonathan wants the anti-graft agency to unfreeze her account. Justice Muhammed Idris granted the adjournment at the request of the counsel to the 4th-6th defendants in the suit. At the resumed hearing, Ifedayo Adedipe, counsel to Mrs. Jonathan, said he had served the application to every party and that he was ready for the matter to be heard. While EFCC counsel Anana Nkerurem and other counsels in the case affirmed they were also ready, Jeff Kadiri, the counsel to the 4th-6th defendants who was holding brief for Chief Mike Ozokheme, pleaded for an adjournment. He said he had only just been briefed on the matter, and sought the indulgence of the court to enable him file the necessary processes. Mr. Adedipe said he would not oppose Mr. Kadiri’s request. But observing that the counsel to the 4th-6th defendants were first served the application in 2016 and later served on January 1st, 2017, was not pleased Mr. Kadiri needed more time to go through the matter. Meanwhile, a group of women calling itself "Nigeria Women" today occupied the court premises in solidarity with Mrs. Jonathan, who was absent. They expressed disappointment at the way the former first lady was being "harassed and maltreated". The group headed by one Mrs. Kate Onyejere, dressed in the attires of various ethnic groups, said they were not happy because “they” just want to punish Mrs. Jonathan. "Patience Jonathan is the only first lady who stood by the Nigerian women and touched the lives of the Nigerian women,” she said. “I want to ask, why freeze this woman's account? This woman has been an independent woman and was part of the women who sponsored her husband during the governorship race, to tell you she's solid and independent. Why are they harassing her and going to her house with masks? Is she a criminal? Why are they going to her mother's house and saying they won't touch the husband? When you touch a man's wife, haven't you touched the man? When you touch the child, haven't you touched the man?" She called on all former heads of state and presidents to come to the rescue of Mrs. Jonathan. "This is the time for stakeholders in the country to speak up. The likes of General Abdusalam Abubakar, General Ibrahim Babangida, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, they should speak up now," Mrs. Onyejere said. When asked about her group reportedly having been paid N40 million for the job, she said she was sponsoring the effort by herself. “Who can pay me?” she asked. “Who can pay these women here, among them are doctors, lawyers and other professionals from various tribes and walks of life, how much can you pay each of them? Patience may be in Germany, I don't know, but I sponsor these buses that bring us here every day. So the answer is no, nobody pays me." Mrs. Jonathan is demanding $200 million from the anti-graft commission as damages for infringing on her rights. She is also asking the court to issue an order discharging the freezing order and restraining the EFCC and its agents from further placing a freezing order on the said accounts. Joined in the suit are Skye Bank Plc, and a former Special Assistant to ex-President Jonathan, Waripama-Owei Dudafa. Others include Pluto Property and Investment Company Ltd, Seagate Property Development and Investment Company Ltd, Transocean Property and Investment Company Ltd and Globus Integrated Service Ltd.

Mr. Daramola and Mr. Oresegun have been
accused of diverting funds from various related
subheads of the institution to finance their
personal pockets.
Barring any last minute change in plan, the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
(EFCC) is set to arraign the embattled Vice
Chancellor of the Federal University of Akure
(FUTA), Adebiyi Daramola, and the Bursar,
Emmanuel Ademola Oresegun, at a Federal High
Court in Akure.
SaharaReporters learned on Monday that EFCC
officials have arrived in Akure, the Ondo State
capital, on a mission to drag the embattled Vice
Chancellor before the Federal High Court there
by Tuesday morning.
Mr. Daramola and Mr. Oresegun have been
accused of diverting funds from various related
subheads of the institution to finance their
personal pockets.
The embattled VC has specifically been accused
of withdrawing furniture allowances annually and
paying himself a housing fund while residing in
the Vice Chancellor's quarters, actions that
violate the university’s rules.
A top staff of the university disclosed to our
correspondent on Monday that the anti-graft
agency has gathered enough evidence against
Mr. Daramola over an alleged financial
misappropriation of the institution's funds.
The source, who pleaded anonymity, confirmed
that the anti-graft agency has completed its
investigation of the case.
“I am aware that the EFCC officials, with some
of their lawyers, have arrived in Akure and they
are prepared to charge the Vice Chancellor
(Adebiyi Daramola) and the Bursar (Emmanuel
Oresegun) in court unfailing tomorrow (Tuesday)
at the Federal High court.
"I just left the police headquarters of the SIB in
Akure where the VC and Bursar have been
detained on the instructions of the EFCC and am
sure details of this will be revealed to you later,"
the source said.
It would be recalled that Mr. Daramola was
arrested by the anti-graft agency following
various petitions over his alleged financial
mismanagement at FUTA.
Both Mr. Daramola and Mr. Oresegun have been
regular visitors to the Iyagankun office of the
EFCC in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, to explain
allegations against them.
Since the discovery of the misappropriation,
union leaders from the Senior Staff Association
of the Nigerian Universities (SSANU), National
Association of Academics Technologists (NAATs)
and the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) have
called for the removal of the Vice Chancellor.
The scandal has led to a series of protests on
the campus of the institution, with one side led
by union leaders and the other by the
management team loyal to the embattled Vice
Chancellor.

http://saharareporters.com/2017/02/13/efcc-set-arraign-futa-vc-bursar-court-over-misappropriation-funds

i extend my warmest sympathy to president buhari on his sick bed it is a measure of the fragility of our democracy that an elected president insists on hiding his frailty from the people who are compelled to pay for his treatment abroad. There is no hiding place in the constitution. Nonetheless, President Buhari is scheduled to return to Nigeria tomorrow. He will be welcomed with at least one Lagos street protest that the police are trying to muzzle. That would be another self-inflicted injury, and I urge Acting President Yemi Osinbajo to tell them to back off and go pursue Lagos’ many criminals. I reiterate that it is a shame and an embarrassment that despite Mr. Buhari’s promises and posturing for many years, he sees no irony in running off to the United Kingdom for his medical needs, leaving behind the nation’s most expensive (and presumably best-equipped) publicly-funded clinic in the presidential palace. This fact underlines a broader reality. Which is that Buhari’s much-heralded leadership has become a farce, and his ability to make a positive impact on Nigeria, a hoax. I was one of those who pushed for his presidency. At one level was the mistaken confidence that his age-old claim to being the man best-prepared to stop Nigeria’s slide into oblivion was true. There was no way to tell for certain he could deliver, but it was a strong and persuasive message: give me control and I will take Nigeria back from her army of leeches, shake them vigorously until there is none left of the blood they sucked. His catchy slogan, just 24 months ago, was: “If we don’t kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria.” I was an early buyer even before he found a catchphrase by which the children could sing in the streets. In 2011, and again in 2015, I wrote advocacy pieces in which I affirmed that Buhari was “the missing link,” and “an opportunity.” If he fulfilled 10 percent of his sloganeering, I hoped, the planting season would have begun. At the second level, Buhari faced a rival for the presidency in 2011, but more especially at the tipping point in 2015, whose claim to any credibility was deeply flawed. What seemed to be Buhari’s superiority of morality and mission was obscured by the nation’s hunger for change, and there was no means of rejecting Buhari without endorsing Jonathan. As it has turned out, every one of us who stepped out of our comfort zone to support his leadership is not now merely disappointed, but betrayed. Buhari’s words have proved to be emptier than a basket of water. Every hope that he would bring enough with him for Nigeria to build on has drowned in a sea of poor policies, no-policies, and cynical manipulation. To think about Buhari since May 2015 is to observe how power affects individual holders. Sometimes, a man takes office and becomes a prime instrument for building that nation or that community or that era. And then sometimes, a king assumes the throne clothed in layers of gold and the finest linen but only to expose his unclothedness. Buhari appears to be the latter. Yes, Buhari is ailing now, but in nearly two years in office, it is not an absence of health that has held him back but an absence of will, temperament and capacity. The president is not leading with strength, he is being led by his weakness. Yes, Buhari promised to cleanse and change Nigeria, but it is obvious now that he was better in the chase than in the capture. He has diminished the broad expanse and potential of his office from an empire to a cave. To be sure, some progress has been made in fighting Boko Haram, and allegedly in recovering some sums of money. But given his and his All Progressives Congress’ (APC) loud bragging, this is but tokenism, and fear and regret are overtaking the land. First, there is no holistic, transparent and consistent structure to the work of the Buhari government beyond the nepotism the president himself has demonstrated. There is neither clear, strategic thinking about the issues, nor commitment to the quest for answers. Buhari says he is fighting corruption, but corruption is thriving in every measurement that matters. Buhari has done nothing of note to make anyone wake up in the morning afraid, or respectful, of Buhari. Sixteen years of the Peoples’ Democratic Party that Buhari lampooned daily, and yet you can count on the fingers of one hand its members who are in trouble. There is a ton of stolen funds all over the place begging to be creatively cornered and plunged into the national cause, but Buhari’s government would rather beg for foreign loans. The Naira has collapsed, and there is still no electricity, no commitment to the rule of law, no foreign investment, no jobs and no management of what we have: which all mean the same thing. Yes, there is an armada of excuses, but deception and denial have become standard for APC, which would rather steal the harvest of other farmers than start its own farm. Party chairman John Odigie-Oyegun is going around the country prospecting for prominent Nigerians —particularly the vilest and most sordid—to defect to the party. This is how far APC, the party of “change” and of Buhari, has deteriorated in two years. But that is too far, and were you to ask the legions who stood in long lines in the hot sun to vote and those who spurned hunger to wait until their votes were counted so Buhari could become president, all he has now earned is a ticket out of Aso Rock, not back into it. Yes, Buhari spoke tough and acted tough in his first time around in office, in 1983-1985, but he would appear to have been standing on the shoulders of his hard-as-nails deputy, Tunde Idiagbon, God bless his soul. For himself, Buhari has demonstrated neither mettle nor fettle in his second coming. He is far more Goodluck Jonathan than Lee Kwan Yew. Buhari marketed a product he could not manufacture, and APC used Buhari’s legend to grab power in the center. He has compromised his own cause by treating it as if it were a private skirmish, perhaps to be drawn out over two terms of office and fought in the media rather than in the court of law and the court of personal example, and in which only the opposition, can remotely be guilty. And he gives economic management a bad name. Perhaps then, Buhari’s health challenge is really motion sickness: he is going around in circles so often he is dizzy and confused. What next? Unless a miracle has taken place and Buhari returns from London outfitted with the pacemaker Nigerians had hoped for in 2015, he has proved the era of faith in demi-gods to be over. Younger Nigerians—if they can refuse to be bought and if they can see beyond narrow prisons and prisms of ethnicity and geography and religion—must unite and step forward and into the streets and into politics, and demand the soul of their country. There is no answer any day soon, but through arduous—and inevitable—battles, lies the Promised Land. sonala.olumhense@gmail.com Twitter: @SonalaOlumhense

hilarious indeed

Hello friends! This question goes to all. Do you believe no matter how good your attitude is, there is still some of them that are imperfect and that makes all of us humans? Have you ever thought for once that you have one attitude you wish none of your future kids should inherit? Well, as for me I do think about it many times and if I should ask you, “ What’s That Habit You Wish Your Children Don’t Inherit From You? “ Mine is football addiction... What about yours? Drop your comments!!!

goallllllllllllllll .........luiz d world class has done it

pls i how much will the program cost me including accommodation and how can i get the form

doctokwus:
What is he doing at the RAC?
Was the APC agent allowed in and the PDP agent refused entry?
These are d relevant questions,otherwise this is blackmail for PDP to use as an excuse if it loses.I am not saying they wud lose,but the propaganda from PDP is looking like that of a party that blives it wud lose the election.

the apc agent was allowed according to ait news

pls my brother lives around unizik will i b allowed to stay with him

nah dem dem,,,buhari pack him people full for idp camp

he is positioning his boys ;but God pass them

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tobimillar:
To make the search easier, show us her real face

kai...what if they had not won the trophy??

hope they spoke sense into his head

peterovanski:
i think the goverment pay them monthly

how come non of them have never complained of non payment of salary

chelsea for the league............HATERS Can die

can someone give more info about ijmb, i want to apply for it

This is just the begining....Edo go hear am tight tight