1stGenius:
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APC.
Nigeria President - Muslim.
Lagos Governor - Muslim.

Ogun Governor - Muslim.

Oyo Governor - Muslim.

Osun Governor - Muslim.

1stGenius:
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APC.
Nigeria President - Muslim.
Lagos Governor - Muslim.

Ogun Governor - Muslim.

Oyo Governor - Muslim.

Osun Governor - Muslim.

Ezenwammadu:
This is the trashiest trash i have ever read

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Visit that link and see people's epic response to that nonsense

NOBLEDANDY:


NO I disagree with you.

Abuja is funded mainly by fed. govt.

while
state is mainly funded by state govt.

Doesn't states receive allocations from the centre

Abuja is not a State but its a equivalent to a state but I wrote place to tell you no state is up there yet.

I understand your title but I deviated to show there is no answer for the trivia

NOBLEDANDY:


Abuja is not a state.
stick to the question plz

I didn't write state rather place, But Nigeria is a State aswell

Believe it or don't Abuja is a equivalent of a state, with FCT minister and a Senator, with size more than that of many States in Nigeria.

What do you mean by development

peppyluv02:
Clearly,you all misunderstood me especially those asking me if my moniker was hacked. Go back and read my post especially the last line and see I don't really support when they are united against others but that's what has kept them successful in the game of politics. But since it's a struggle for survival then let's emulate them.it is only a foolish man who will see his brother fighting outside and not defend him there even if the brother is at fault. Defend him there and scold him inside.And I gave example with my northern friends.

All of you attacking me,let me ask you,where is Muazu and the northerners who supported Jonathan? Now,compare this to the South east and south south folks who didn't support Jonathan.
All these talks here is not going to change the truth that we southerners especially south east and south south are not united. Or how do we explain the way we disgrace ourselves on our various eastern state threads fighting over who is greater. Have you seen the Hausas or Yorubas doing so? Even if they have something against their brother they don't wash their dirty linen in public like we do or throw cheap blackmails all because your brother didn't agree with you. Truth is bitter. Insult me if you want.

Nne biko Ndigbo are not fighting, we have some pugnacious elements in our midst, that does not mean we are fighting.

Igbos don't fight themselves, they argue and haggle over issues just like every other humans without herd mentality do when there is conflict of interest.
Its Abagworo and Chino that fight not Igbos, even in Anambra thread Chino still fight Omanbalas.


You said Yorubas are united
Awolowo vs Akintola was World War 1.

Ajasin vs Omoboriwo was World War 2.

What happened to Funsho Williams, Otunba Dipo Dina, Asiwaju Bola Ige et al

Fashola vs Ambode is showing now on Telemundo


There is different between Igbos arguing fiercely and aggresively with great energy and meant no harm to one another than without arguing with one another and started eliminating themselves.

HausaFulani is practicing Oligarchy so don't say they are united because the poor doesn't count, the elites are united in improvising the poor while the poor were made to believe na so Allah wantam.

Ndigbo are individualistic, republican, democratic and capitalist in nature the reason why we criticise our leaders most in Nigeria because everybody believes government don't feed them.

Lagos is a slum with dilapidated infrastructures.
The only developed place in Nigeria is Abuja

AKURE— A-19-year-old apprentice welder (names
withheld) was caught today making love to a hen. The fowl
reportedly died during the act.
The taboo was said to
have been committed by
the apprentice at about
11.20 p.m. at Continental
area of Akure metropolis.
The suspect, Vanguard
learnt, had committed
same taboo with a goat in
his home town, Afo in
Ose council area of the
state.
He was said to have
been ex-communicated
from his home town
because of the offence
which made him to move
in with his brother in Akure.
Speaking with newsmen, the owner of fowl, Mrs Stella
Akintola, who resides in the same building confirmed that the
man actually made love to her chicken.
According to her, she went to bed early but was woken up by
the noise coming from the chickens at the back of her room, an
indication that someone was disturbing their peace.
The discovery
Akintola said she went outside only to find that the back
door was still opened. According to her, she became curious
and “I shouted to know who was still at the backyard only for
him to appear from the corner of the house, saying he went to
the toilet because he had a running stomach.”
Akintola said she was not convinced especially as she
noticed that the noise from the chickens’ pen stopped abruptly.
She said she went to where the chickens were but nothing was
found. “It was when I visited the toilet that I found one of the
them stone dead with its feathers littering the floor,” she said.
Still unaware that the suspect was the cause of the death of
the bird, Akintola said she raised an alarm only for him to
confess that he was responsible for the death of the fowl.
Akintola said the suspect confessed and begged her for
forgiveness, saying he would pay any amount for the dead
fowl.
She said she decided not to report the matter to the police
because she could not stand the rigour she would be subjected
to by the police over a “minor offence.”
Report had it that there were evidence that the man actually
had sex with the hen when it was examined by the owner and
others living in the building.
A spirit directed me to do it —Suspect
In an interview with newsmen, the suspect, who declined to
speak initially, however, said a spirit directed him to do what
he did.
He said: “I was already sleeping when a spirit just came upon
me and directed me to go to the back of the building. I did not
know what I was doing again until when I discovered that I had
slept with the hen.”
Contacted, the police image maker, Wole Ogodo, said since
the matter was not reported to the police, he could not
comment on it.
Ogodo noted that “it is what members of the public bring to
our notice that we investigate. This is a strange occurrence if
what you are telling me is the truth.”
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www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/19-yr-old-rapes-chicken-death-ondo/

To console him

Ungrateful parasite, Emeka offor is fighting polio in your cursed Gambaristan your here insulting your gods.

sireofforfoundation.org/index.php/news-and-events/250-overcoming-obstacles-to-eradicate-polio-sir-emeka-offor-leads-way

fulanimafia:
I took a moment to imagine the state of mind of the OP while writing these lamentations and it occurred to me that the Igbos are really hurting.

What makes the situation worse is that chestbeating seems to be their only coping mechanism, which unfortunately worsens the situation because it erodes their relationship with others, one of the key causative elements of their present quagmire.

P.S. I will not even open my mentions so don't bother.

another case that has highlighted the increasing
child sexual abuses in Nigeria, a 65-year-old landlord,
in Akowonjo area of Lagos, Mr. Ganiyu Sani, has
allegedly raped a seven-year-old girl, Blessing. But
this time, the parents of the victim believe he did it
for ritual purposes.
The civil servant mother of the victim told our
correspondent that on Monday, August 17, 2015,
when she got back from work and was having dinner
with her children, Blessings started to touch her
crotch and complain of pain.
“I felt the part she was touching and asked what was
wrong with her. I thought she was referring to her
lower abdomen and believed it must be stomach
ache. But she insisted that it was her private part.
“I asked if she fell down and hurt herself but she
simply shook her head. I asked if someone hit her
there while she was playing with other children in the
neighbourhood, she said no. I started suspecting
there was something bigger than what she was telling
me.
“I pleaded with her to tell me what happened. That
was when she told me about what Baba did. I could
not contain my anger. I was shocked, angry and sad at
the same time that such an old man could do such a
thing to my daughter. My daughter had no reason to
lie.”
Blessing’s father, a trader from Ebonyi State, works in
the Eastern part of the country while his wife and the
children live in Lagos because of his wife’s work.
He was in the East when he received a call from his
wife about what had happened to their daughter. He
told his wife to take a neighbour along to go and
confront Baba, who denied everything immediately.
Baba Sani, a landlord who lives on renting out Danfo
buses to commercial bus drivers, lives just two
houses away from Blessing’s parents.
Blessing, an exuberant, fair complexioned girl, was
not shy when our correspondent spoke with her
about what Baba Sani did to her.
She explained that the old man usually crossed from
his house to fetch water from a tap beside their
house.
She said, “On Friday, my mummy was not around and
he came to fetch water (like he normally does). When
he was passing in the front of our house, he asked
me to follow him to come and collect biscuit.
“When I got to Baba’s house, he put off my shoes and
carried me to his bed. He removed my pants and lay
on my chest. When I was shouting, he said I should
not shout, that he would give me biscuit and N20.
“When he finished, I saw blood coming out and Baba
used a cloth to clean it. He said I should not tell
anybody. He gave me biscuit and N20.”
Shockingly, without Blessing’s mother knowing, Baba
Sani allegedly called the girl and raped her again the
following day, a Saturday.
To dispel doubts about the girl’s allegation, she was
asked to explain the location of Baba Sani’s bedroom
inside the building and her description was found to
be exact description when our correspondent
eventually paid Baba Sani a visit.
Our correspondent spoke with Baba Sani in company
of the director of Esther Child Rights Foundation,
Esther Ogwu, who the case was initially reported to
by the girl’s parents.
The man, who walked with the gait of someone
approaching senility, started off by saying Blessing’s
mother was an acquaintance, even though the girl’s
mother said she had never had reason to speak to
him before.
Baba Sani said, “The girl’s mother once approached
me about a month ago to lend her N500. She sent
her daughter to collect it and I gave it to them. Later,
the girl with her younger sister came to my house
that Friday to ask for money and I gave them N20.
“I did not do anything. I don’t know anything about
what they have accused me of. God is my witness. I
am just surprised about why I am the one the girl is
accusing of such a thing.”
When asked how the girl could possibly know where
his bedroom was in the house, the old man said he
had no idea.
Blessing’s mother said she had many other co-tenants
and neighbours and said she couldn’t have imagined
asking Baba Sani to lend her any money.
A test conducted at the Mirabel Sexual Assault
Referral Centre at the Lagos State University
Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, Lagos, confirmed that the
girl was indeed raped as lacerations on her private
part were consistent with sexual assault.
The case was reported at the Gowon Estate Police
Division.
Ogwu explained to our correspondent that she was
disappointed that initially the police did not handle
the case as if they were interested in prosecuting the
man. She said rather than charge him to court, they
released him from custody despite the fact that they
had got the report of the test conducted on the girl.
The child rights activist said, “According to the
information I was given, the man was pretending that
he was insane when he was arrested. Everybody in
the neighbourhood could testify that nothing was
wrong with him.
“It should not be too hard to enforce the law in this
case. The Child Rights Act is there. It is unfortunate
that the mother of the child did not monitor her
daughter well. There are so many young children in
that neighbourhood that could have been victims of
the man.”
Baba Sani was arraigned before an Ikeja family court
on charges of defilement and child abuse on Monday.
He was remanded in prison custody while the case
was adjourned till September 4, 2015.

www.punchng.com/feature/super-saturday-crime/sixty-five-year-old-landlord-lured-our-daughter-raped-her-for-rituals-victims-mother/

Ndi Yoruba are crying like never before

Ndi ofe bu ndi ojooo, ifu agwo na onye ofe na uno buru uzo gbuoo onye ofe tupu ichuba agwo.

Ndi OfeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

MR Shehu Bankole-Hameed is a chieftain of the All
Progressives Congress, APC, in Ogun State and also an
author. In this interview, he reviews the nearly three
month stewardship of President Muhammadu Buhari.
Excerpts:
President Muhammadu Buhari has been dubbed
‘baba go-slow’ by his critics over perceived failure to
hit the ground running? Do you agree with this
notion?
I’m not sure that the slogan ‘baba go slow ‘ is
appropriate; in the context of what the winner of the
last election and indeed the entire economy has
endured, any attempt to ‘ hit the ground running ‘, by
pronouncements of political appointees without due
diligence will amount to political blunder. It is fair to
be patient and persevere in order to gain eventually.
Do you think the
president has
been
marginalising
other zones of
the country in
terms of
appointments?
If I’m to be fair
to the President,
he has been fair
to the entire
Northern block;
noting that a
huge chunk of his votes came from that part of the
country, now he seems to have bent backwards to
accommodate the Igbos who not only did not vote for
him, they openly castigated him during the
electioneering campaign. The Southwest in my mind
is being offered the short end of the stick.Judging by
the balance of appointments so far, I think the
southwest has been shortchanged.
Part of the president’s campaign promises was to
fight corruption, but many have the impression that
the war is selective, do you agree with this?
This question is in itself hilarious; who is complaining
about the fight against corruption if not those in PDP.
The fight against corruption by this administration
has not even started. All that is being done right now
as I see it is investigation and the perception that
such actions are aimed at a reasonable number of
people from the Igbo stock is understandable. They
formed the bulk of political appointees of Jonathan
and also formed the largest in number and also by
percentage the top hierarchy of permanent
secretaries and directors of parastatals in the civil
service. It is thus logical to expect the fall out of such
a house cleaning exercise to impact this group
severely.
You are a close ally of two former governors of Lagos
State, (Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and Babatunde Fashola),
but there seems to be a cold war between them.
What do you think is responsible?
Really many different versions of a supposed cold
war are being touted in the press. However, I think
Asiwaju recognizes the superlative qualities of
Fashola and likewise, Fashola does accept like the
rest of us in APC that Asiwaju is a national leader of
great worth; none of them has ever admitted to me
or anyone in private or public of a strained
relationship.
But we know how even within family members and
friends, there are differences; I think the elders in
the party are up to the task of ironing out any
misconception. As to what might be responsible for
the perceived cold war, one has to look to the press
and opposition in order to understand the whole
story.

www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/appointment-s-west-is-being-shortchanged-bankole-hameed/

Abia State governor, Okezie Ikpeazu
Abia State Government is targeting an annual
Internally Generated Revenue of N18bn, as the
state’s new administration steps up efforts to plug
leakages and increase its revenue profile.
Declining global oil prices have forced many state
governments to begin the process of boosting their
IGRs in a bid to achieve their development goals.
The Senior Special Assistant (Communications) to
Governor Okezie Ikpeazu, Mr. Sam Hart, told
journalists in Lagos that the state was working to
increase its IGR from N400m currently to about
N1.5bn monthly within the new government’s first
year in office.
This is expected to lead to an annual IGR of N18bn.
Hart said, “We are harmonising our tax system so
there is no more multiple taxations. We are targeting
N1.5bn monthly within the first one year. Currently,
we are on N400m monthly. And we would realise this
by minimal introduction of taxes.
“Already, the bulk of the taxes that are paid go into
private pockets. So we want to block all these
leakages. If we are able to block these leakages, you
would be shocked what we would be able to realise.
“This is why we have engaged private consultants.
There is a threshold. We would give them a target
before they can take their percentage.”
The SSA said the government had already saved
N160m from eliminating ghost workers in the state’s
labour force.
While expressing hope that it would save up to
N300m in one year through the biometric validation
of the staff of ministries, departments and agencies,
Hart expressed confidence that the administration’s
efforts to plug revenue leakages would produce
significant results.
He added, “We cannot continue to use 80 per cent of
our revenue to service workers, who accounts 5.5 per
cent of our population. We want capital expenditure
to be more than recurrent. The governor himself has
slashed his salary and the aides are all sacrificing to
get this system to work.”
According to Hart, the government is giving serious
attention to commerce the plan to re-establish the
state as a commercial hub.
He said due to the collapse of infrastructure and bad
roads, major investments meant to be sited in the
state had been diverted to other states.
However, he said efforts and plans were already at
an advanced stage to make the state an investors’
haven.
He stated that a board that would ensure that made-
in-Aba goods met global standards would be unveiled
very soon.
The SSA said, “We would establish and enforce global
quality standards in our industries. Another bill that
is at the House of Assembly is the Abia State
Standards Board. We want to make sure people can
be proud to buy made-in-Aba products.”
“When our standards board is established, it means
that whatever is coming out bearing the brand made-
in-Aba meets a minimum acceptable standard
according to global best practices. No more
haphazard things. When we have this quality board, it
would ensure that things are done properly. For
example, why should the NYSC import their boots
when it can be made in Aba?
He further said, “We want to be Nigeria’s second
strongest economy behind Lagos State; to have a
vibrant agricultural and agro-allied processing sector.
Aba is an industrial centre that can be easily
compared to Lagos. We plan to have at least five
modern global standard markets serving West and
Central Africa and a strong hub for Nigerian content
activities for the oil and gas sector.”

www.punchng.com/business/money/abia-state-targets-n18bn-in-annual-igr/

Let's know what Freeglobe aka AtlanticBreeze will say

OperationIgrigi:

**grins** Do you listen to Radio Biafra?

Igirigi where have you been ooooooooo
I miss you ooooooo

bilulu:
bros forget all dis grammars....... as long as u re from d not whether north centre or far north or u b Muslim or Christian my brother u b AB0KI mai suya

Queen of Sheba was from the present day Yemen in the Gulf of Aden

PassingShot:
Another result of PMB intervention!



When the head is good, the body will be fine. When the head is rotten, the body is useless.

PMB - Redefining governance in Nigeria since May 29, 2015.

Proud to be a Buharist!

Because your benefiting from the Bambi lala governors

natas22:



Lmao but that's true, they believe so much on juju not knowing that its only in JESUS you can be saved, protected and loved.

My cousin lives in ogun state, she said if you caught yourself outside 7PM only two things are in involve, its either they use you for rituals or they rob all your belongings.

Even in camp during NYSC, corpers were warned about keeping late nights in Ogun state to avoid stories that touches the heart.

Ogun ritualism is happening on industrial scale

Ucheosefoh:
That state is now crime capital of Nigeria no day will pass without any crime report coming out from the state the authorities there should do something about it

Ogun holds the african record for the number of missing people in Africa alone most have been used to appease one god like that or the other.

SPG4U:
[size=20pt] but i thought they said the should be killed on sight[/size]

That means the population of Ogun state will be reduced by 69%, ritualism is the biggest industry there

Immortall:
Serious!

Ogun state and ritualism are like bread abd butter