₦airaland Forum

frankyychiji:
Osunbande, your fingers are found in so many cookie jars, keep running upandan like King Pago of Victor Uwaifo's band, the long arm of the law will surely catch up with you.

With your legal expertise, you taught Tinubu to be a maradona, I guess you will be ready to take the rap for him soon.
Abba kyari kept your dossier in a safe deposit box, so stop feeling funky.

davibid:
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Though the state has excess money but I must still say that they have been blessed with visionary leaders.

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Osagyefo98:
But the VP can loot?

LaboPolitics:
Your saddistic views are irrelevant to me, you are not very bright as you pose if you can't see that it is virtually impossible for osinbade or any yoruba to be president in 2023. When did yoruba start winning elections in the politicosphere. Go and hit your books on political history.

The yoruba have taken their turn as president and VP according to the zoning principle. 2023 is not for yoruba. The other southern regions will not allow it happen.
Run along.

Madmohamed419:
we obey the oder and move on . You can see no much attack on the yeloba kn

zangaozanga:
tinubu kick start the the development of lagos state.

TheRareGem1:
The survival fund is a payroll for those employers who do not fire any of their staff during the pandemic and also will cover tourism, public transportation, hotel etc to keep their business afloat.

lordsterlin:
Winston Churchill was quoted as saying " the price of greatness is responsibility ". A lot of people don't want to be responsible for the choices they make, and they often don't want to admit that their decisions have real life consequences. Try as you might, you can't escape the consequences of your decisions, whether good or bad.

Every choice carries a consequence. For better or worse, each choice is the unavoidable consequence of its predecessor. There are not exceptions. Gary Ryan Blair to buttress this point posited thus; 'If you can accept that a bad choice carries the seed of its own punishment, why not accept that a good choice yields desirable fruit'?

With each choice comes consequence. No amount of rationalizing or complaining will alter the consequence. If you pick up one end of a stick(choice), you also pick up the other end of the stick (consequence of that choice).

There is a human desire to be miraculously delivered from the consequences of an action. We tend to seek a rescue from consequences with little or no effort on our part. This tendency can easily be seen manifested by those who have incurred large amounts of debt and then seek to be delivered from the bondage and obligation of repayment through bankruptcy, or those who seek deliverance from a disease of choice by taking a pill to treat the symptoms instead of changing the behavior that causes the symptoms. We should seek to change our actions because we cannot choose the consequences. We must accept responsibility.

When President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015 sent the name of Mr Ibrahim Magu to the Nigerian Senate for confirmation as chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission(EFCC), he passed many credible Nigerians who may have better credentials and character than the one so appointed but then the government which he (Buhari) heads chose Magu and insisted on him despite the many protestations by the Nigerian Senate head by Dr Bukola Saraki.

The Saraki led National Assembly had hinged their rejection of Mr Magu's nomination on the strength of a certain security report presented by the Department of States Service (DSS). Instead of listening and replacing Mr Magu, the President Buhari led Nigerian government stuck to their guns and decided that no law bars Magu to remain in acting capacity.

The vice president, Prof Yemi Osinbajo even went forward to say the federal government do not need any senate confirmation for the EFCC since the anti-corruption agency was not a creation of the 1999 constitution. Only ministers mentioned by the country's constitution can be presented for confirmation. These were Mr Osinbajo's words at the time.

Prominent personalities in the legal profession like Prof Itsay Sagay, a renown jurist, even gave a tacit support of this position as espoused by the vice president who is also a lawyer on silk.

Today, with the man so painted with the messianic apparatchik on suspension because of alleged corruption and abuse of office, those who earlier saw this coming and acted promptly by refusing to give the needed clearance for the man to be confirmed have become vindicated while those who insisted that he was the best thing after "slice bread" have been put to shame.

If the Justice Salami led presidential probe panel eventually indicts Mr Ibrahim Magu, then all those who insisted on him to remain the EFCC czar must apologize to the Nigerian Senate but more importantly to Nigerians who entrusted their confidence in the Gen(Rtd) Buhari led presidency.

Aside the public apology, the President together with his vice, must jointly tender their resignation from office for ignoring early warning signals thereby embarrassing the country before the international community.

helinues:
Heh, Heh, when sometimes me dey wonder why some people no dey get shame..

Since when have I been avoiding you? How many times have I warned you to stop quoting me?

So which pangolo record are you setting..

Another form of attention seeking?

IKUBABAYEYE001:
While we Celebrate Fathers Day and appreciate the efforts of responsible Fathers in raising outstanding children. It's pertinent to note the efforts of Outstanding fathers who went out of their way to meet the needs of children which are not theirs.

Here I present to you, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, Nigeria's Vice President. A man who saw the needs of Children of the North East (who have been ravaged by the effect of insurgency), Took it upon himself and his wife and build a standard primary school for orphans in the North East who have no one to cater for them.

Below are the pictures of the Learning Centre built by Professor Osinbajo and his Wife.

NB: The school is free