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Best decision of a government that inherited corruption from the past administration. It is better than borrowing from World Bank or IMF. Things would be better soon! 2 Likes |
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Exactly what Mordecai did in the Bible. You cannot hide a secret that affects us all especially when those involved are unwilling to remediate the imminent dangers...Good one Rotimi Amaechi! We need more courageous men like you in our polity! |
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Aristotle96:who carry the car go? |
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People dey eat main snake, and u dey ask this kind question? |
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The question isn't wrong but prematurely at the wrong time...Gradually it would have gotten to the time where you would have asked that question and she won't be angry at all. |
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hopelink1:and you are what, a pig. Rubbish talk. She is better than you... |
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This is true love... |
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Amaechi the great. I love my leader! |
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Violence, never the best solution! |
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The Minister is bringing into the fold of leadership Creative, innovative and productive ideas and some are here bad mouthing what they don't understand. Ride on madam for you are on your way to make another mark in your career. Kudos |
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Ipob/Massob now like Boko Haram? The Igbos will be the greatest losers because they have more investments outside than any ethnic group in Nigeria. The agitators should think in this line before destroying the properties of others. Protest peacefully and not violently... 1 Like 1 Share |
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Good 1 Like |
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Untrained mueee |
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God can do anything and everything. |
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Terrible |
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Models of a good marriage and home 1 Like |
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This is true democracy. This is real representation. This is highly commendable because many of them don't do it. Keep it up sir! |
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There is nothing wrong with that statement at all. It's simply a metaphorical expression of a point he is trying to make. Nurses, please ask literally giants, they will explain more... |
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Am a youth and I support this struggle but unfortunately, it is not constitutional and may not be actionable per se |
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Fayose your corruption charges still awaits you...get ready |
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Akpabio and the PDP don't know how to play the 'okwe'. Those that knows the game had since left the party! |
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deathmen12:lies Apc is on ground in RS else while did the PDP resort to rigging, malpractice and violence if they had the numbers? 3 Likes |
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greggng:God bless you. Amaechi is a true leader that means well for this Nation. This I know about him very well |
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The best. A true change agent |
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He has gone to court to prove his innocence, and the matter is yet to be determined. Or do you want him to go to a Juju shrine to establish he is guiltless? He is just attacked for supporting PMB for President, a thing he has constitutionally allowed freedom of association. Nothing more than that and nothing less than that... Caliph69: |
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One of the best in Nigeria |
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A man CRA recommended as Minister |
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Wonderful |
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Pessimist |
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Empty threats |
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Why will the so called Commission do their audit or probe from only 18 months instead of the entire tenure of Amaechi? Have you bothered to ask why before saying what you are not aware of? ogmaskman: READ THIS ALSO: The attention of the media office of Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi has been drawn to a statement credited to the chairman of Mr Nyesom Wike's invidious panel of inquiry. The statement credited to the panel's chairman Justice Omeriji of a "missing" N53 billion is unfortunate and leaves much to be desired. The mischief is all the more evident as the funds referred to are funds from the Rivers State reserve fund which was duly approved by the Rivers State House of Assembly and whose expenditure were duly captured and appropriated. Ordinarily we might not have responded to the mischief of Mr. Wike knowing that having failed with his various desperate tactics to stop the nomination of the Rt. Hon. Chibuike Amaechi as a minister he has embarked on this last ditch effort which is his trump card in the hope that it will diminish the former governor's towering stature as a statesman and honest Nigerian. However in keeping with Governor Amaechi's ethos of transparent and accountable leadership we will again repeat the facts of the matter . Between 2013 and early 2015 revenue accruing to the government of Rivers State was cut in half due to dwindling federal allocation to states. From about an average of N 20 billion, the state began receiving between N9 and N10 billion. By the middle of The first quarter of 2015 the state revenue dipped to as low as N6 billion. Salaries alone stood at over N9 billion besides other expenses. Government had set aside the reserve funds for the rainy day and had need to fall back to it to fund salaries and projects. The details of the expenditure were very clearly captured and this information which was already In the public domain was shared with the incoming government and the Omeriji panel. Government business should be transparent and honest and if indeed Mr. Nyesom Wike understand that basics of governance then he should know that rather than playing to the gallery with his red herring of a panel, he should simply go to court and prove his spurious allegations of corruption. Spending resources left behind for the betterment of Rivers people by a prudent and thrifty government on frivolities is indeed irresponsible and unbecoming for a person who aspires to public office especially that of the exalted office of governor. We would counsel Mr. Wike to focus on the job at hand and try to make something of the few days he has before he leaves brick house, per adventure he might yet make some positive impact on the minds of Rivers people. |
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PLEASE READ THIS The attention of the media office of Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi has been drawn to a statement credited to the chairman of Mr Nyesom Wike's invidious panel of inquiry. The statement credited to the panel's chairman Justice Omeriji of a "missing" N53 billion is unfortunate and leaves much to be desired. The mischief is all the more evident as the funds referred to are funds from the Rivers State reserve fund which was duly approved by the Rivers State House of Assembly and whose expenditure were duly captured and appropriated. Ordinarily we might not have responded to the mischief of Mr. Wike knowing that having failed with his various desperate tactics to stop the nomination of the Rt. Hon. Chibuike Amaechi as a minister he has embarked on this last ditch effort which is his trump card in the hope that it will diminish the former governor's towering stature as a statesman and honest Nigerian. However in keeping with Governor Amaechi's ethos of transparent and accountable leadership we will again repeat the facts of the matter . Between 2013 and early 2015 revenue accruing to the government of Rivers State was cut in half due to dwindling federal allocation to states. From about an average of N 20 billion, the state began receiving between N9 and N10 billion. By the middle of The first quarter of 2015 the state revenue dipped to as low as N6 billion. Salaries alone stood at over N9 billion besides other expenses. Government had set aside the reserve funds for the rainy day and had need to fall back to it to fund salaries and projects. The details of the expenditure were very clearly captured and this information which was already In the public domain was shared with the incoming government and the Omeriji panel. Government business should be transparent and honest and if indeed Mr. Nyesom Wike understand that basics of governance then he should know that rather than playing to the gallery with his red herring of a panel, he should simply go to court and prove his spurious allegations of corruption. Spending resources left behind for the betterment of Rivers people by a prudent and thrifty government on frivolities is indeed irresponsible and unbecoming for a person who aspires to public office especially that of the exalted office of governor. We would counsel Mr. Wike to focus on the job at hand and try to make something of the few days he has before he leaves brick house, per adventure he might yet make some positive impact on the minds of Rivers people. |
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