McDee01:


Kid, what the fvck are you saying? Did you read the tread before all this your comments? So it have to take the damn officials ages to come fix a live wire which everybody knows is dangerous to both old and young? How about the people who do not live in that vicinity that may as well be a victim of such neglect when they come visiting? These people should be called irresponsible too right? Excuse me but You're so fvcking dumb!!

kyaky:
I am a cousin to the mother of this child. This is a brief update on the death of the little boy.At about 6 am on Friday the 12th of May, power was restored to the area following the three hourly rationing by the BEDC. Immediately power was restored, residents of Omo Iyamu street said there was a spark on the electric pole which cut the cable. A call was made to one Mr. Osas, a BEDC official who said he would come and fix the cable. At about 7.30 am another resident who passed by the cut cable also placed a call to BEDC staff who said they were aware and would soon be there. By 9.30 am a Pastor on the street drove to their office to inform them and they responded that they were aware and are waiting for their team with vehicle. Power was cut off by 9.00 am and restored again by 12 noon without any proper action taken by BEDC.This ugly incident happen some minutes past 12pm and as seen in the video, the boy was taking to a mortuary as the parents of the child where not aware of his death as at the time of the report. The mother of the child was in the Hospital tending to her sick mom while the father of the child was at work............


Following the incident, the matter was reported at the police station by the uncle to the deceased. The DPO sent 2 officers to go with him to the scene of the incidence and on getting there they made observations and invited eye witnesses for questioning. On getting to the station,they met some BEDC officials who came to report the incidence saying they need police officers to go with them to reconnect the cable as they were scared of mob attack and that they were only informed 30 mins ago. The DPO was so furious and then pointed at the uncle to the boy who accused the BEDC officials of making false statement as calls were were made severally to them during the early hours on the day without positive response. This left the BEDC officials short of words as one of the officials even made an escape attempt realizing that a complain had formally been lodged. He was then caught and ordered by the police back inside the station........

I am a cousin to the mother of this child. This is a brief update on the death of the little boy.At about 6 am on Friday the 12th of May, power was restored to the area following the three hourly rationing by the BEDC. Immediately power was restored, residents of Omo Iyamu street said there was a spark on the electric pole which cut the cable. A call was made to one Mr. Osas, a BEDC official who said he would come and fix the cable. At about 7.30 am another resident who passed by the cut cable also placed a call to BEDC staff who said they were aware and would soon be there. By 9.30 am a Pastor on the street drove to their office to inform them and they responded that they were aware and are waiting for their team with vehicle. Power was cut off by 9.00 am and restored again by 12 noon without any proper action taken by BEDC.This ugly incident happen some minutes past 12pm and as seen in the video, the boy was taking to a mortuary as the parents of the child where not aware of his death as at the time of the report. The mother of the child was in the Hospital tending to her sick mom while the father of the child was at work............

[quote author=snailspeed post=42970875]I have watched the Federal government continue to embarras themselves in what is arguably one of the biggest executive scandals in Nigeria's history. But what has really gotten my attention is their very unprofessional and downright deceptive response to the whole quagmire. It has gone from the very bizzaire to the outrightly deceitful and I feel there is a need to put the records straight, especially for future reference.

The most bizzaire response has seen the ministers outrightly deny their own ministries budget like Shaggy singing, "It wasnt me". This has written a new chapter to the country's corruption story. If the ministers didnt write those budgets, then we are in a bigger trouble than we actually know. This means we have a government that cannot manage themselves let alone manage 170 million Nigerians. It also means all the ministers are shockingly incompetent. It also implies that there is serious monumental corruption going on in the ministries and government agencies as we speak.

Before the government apologists try to ram it down our throats that it is those around the president that are involved, let us not fail to remind them that some of the most embarrasing corruption and fraudulent items in the budget came from the presidency. Yes, you heard it right! It came from the acclaimed squeaky clean, saintly PMB.

But let us get down to the real business of the day. I am really woried that even the opposition and many analysts of the budget have missed the biggest issue yet.

What is the biggest issue with the 2016 budget?

The biggest issue with the 2016 budget is this: If you go through the budget, you will suddenly realise that about 2 trillion Naira in the bugdet are made up of fraudulent and ghost line items. That means that of the over 6 trillion budget presented by Buhari, the real and credible budget is just around 4 trillion. The rest is fraud and money meant to be shared by government and party cronies. This is most alarming when you realise that about 2 trillion is going to be sourced as loan to fund the budget. That means, Nigeria is trying to source for loans to fund coruption.

We are about to take loans to fund massive theft!

Somethig really twisted happened in some of the ministries in their bid to cover up their fraudulent items. When the budget was first released by the BudgtIT folks (credit to them for exposing the budget from the unset and preventing the FG from getting away with the fraud), and then withdrawn, this is what some of the ministries did.

To fix the fraudulent items in the budget, what the ministries and agencies (including the presidency) did was either:

1. Remove the fraudulent line items that have been exposed but distribute the amount from those line items among the other items. For example, Lets say a ministry budgeted 200 million for computers, 300 million for tables and 500 million for boreholes (That is a total of N1 billion). If, for example, the table budget was flagged as fraudulent, they will simply remove the table item of 300 million but share that 300 million between the computers and borehole budget. So they will return the budget with the 1 billion total unchanged, but this time, the computers budget will be 400 million and the borehole will be 600 million. This is a very shocking display of fraud and skilled corruption. If the computer budget is flagged as fraudulent, what should have simply happened is that the ministry should have removed the computer budget and returned the budget as 700 million, not 1 billion.

2. Remove the fraudulent line items and assign the value as new budget items. In this case, whole new items where inserted into the budget altogether to make up the amount removed. What is again alarming is why they must spend the funds. The concept of a budget is not to create items that must be purchased. It is not a blank check for government officials to go on a shopping spree

It is really worrisome that the Buhari government is hell bent on spending the over 6 trillion even when it is not justifiable. This is why we must reject any budget that is above 4.5 trillion Naira. Any budget that comes back from the FG that is above 4.5 trillion is definitely a crooked budget. This is also why we must insist that the FG should not borrow any funds for now as any funds borrowed to fund the budget is actually funds borrowed to line the pockets of government cronies.

Any budget that comes back from Buhari that is above 4.5 trillion is fraudulent!

I have seen some APC youths go on social media to celebrate the sacking of the DG of the budget office. Question is, what does that take away from the monumental budget fraud? Was the budget of the ministries written by the budget office. The ministers have all gone to the NASS to defend their budgets. I didnt see anyone whose budget was written by the budget office and the ministers are all walking free and laughing at the rest of us.

Sacking the DG of the budget office is just late damage control and trying to get a fall gyuy to take the heat. The ministers who all presented fraudulent budgets are still roaming free and laughing at the rest of us. And please stop telling us the presidency put it up for scrutiny!! We all had several copies each before they attempted that damage control. The scandal had already trended as #Budget OfYams for several weeks before that weak attempt by the President's spokeman to make us believe they wanted it scrutinised! That train had left the station since December!
This is a most shameful note in the history of this country but we must continue to call out Buhari and his governance team. If we sleep for one moment, we might all wake up one day to see some rich Arab sheik has bought the country and has the C of O.
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Please be informed that the budget of each ministry is submitted to the budget office of the federation and there after if the budget mafias in the budget office inflates the figures and the budget is approved, there will be excess some ministries budget which the mafia begin to blackmail, lobby or out rightly negotiate for kickbacks upon release of those said funds to these MDA's.
It should be noted that the minister oversea the activities of the ministry but also has other directors who can lobby for juicy kick backs like it was business as usual in the past govt. Please lets forget about party line and let s work together as a team and make Nigeria move forward. For it is better to work together as a team and move Nigeria forward than oppose the government for the next four years.

just passing tru.

I believe he might have had the video on an old laptop. Please kindly report this to probably an NGO and they can legally stop him from uploading or posting it online. Lets all try and be careful with the way we get carried away when we love.

Oh yes some p-juice almost everytime is washed into local but richly petronized mama puts...

My kid brothers just named their dogs nando and dillish

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Hopefully em gonna borrow a child 4 baby dedication 2.FUNNY BRIDEGROOM' SPEECH ON WEDDING DAY[/b]

While others take it upon themselves to prepare the best wedding speech in the world, a bridegroom recently took a bizarre twist by making a one-of-a-kind vote of thanks speech.

Read the speech below

1. I want to first of all thank the Lord Almighty for creating my wife and to also thank the pastor and his wife for lending us their wedding rings.

2. Special appreciation to my landlord who lent us his car.

3. I am most grateful to my boss for approving the loan I used for the wedding.

4. Big thanks to the committee of friends for the appeal fund they raised on my behalf.

5. Also to my brother’s wife, thank you for lending us your wedding gown.

6. Am so grateful to the cake designer for the cake. I promised to return it tomorrow morning as agreed without cutting or eating out of it.

7. Special thanks to my friends who brought food from their homes to help me feed you all. Please for those who were served food good luck and for Those who didn’t get any, well we will make it up to you during our child dedication (hopefully next year).

8. Very big thanks to my parents for bringing the village cultural band to supply the music as well as entertain us all here, today.

9. Not forgetting the church marriage committee, thank you for persuading my wife to marry me.

10. Appreciation to the married men in the church for rushing me into this marriage.

11. The women are not left out, thanks a lot for teaching my wife how to dance.

12. To the youths, thank you for sweeping and decorating this venue with palm fronds.

13. I am also grateful to my teenage friends for helping with the Zobo drink.

14. Appreciation to my co-tenants for contributing money for the cameraman

15. Well, I wish you all safe journey and I pray you don’t experience what I suffered for this wedding.

Thank you all.

Which kind bridegroom be this?

Would you applaud him for making this kind yeye speech?
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