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Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by chokekachy: 9:21am On Jan 04 |
Former Anambra State Governor and ex-Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, has launched a scathing attack on state governors, blaming their misuse of security funds for the continued insecurity situation across Nigeria. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ripplesnigeria.com/insecurity-ngige-blames-govs-accuses-them-of-converting-security-votes-for-personal-use/%3famp 12 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by 9jvirgin(m): 11:38am On Jan 04 |
When evil rulers rule upon a nation, the people will suffer indescribably. And for all those supporting the evil rulers of APC, you will suffer and suffocate. That visa you are looking for to run will not be approved. 15 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by sleeknaija(m): 11:39am On Jan 04 |
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Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by Rollins777(m): 11:40am On Jan 04 |
Tell them 1 Like |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by gigabyte13: 11:40am On Jan 04 |
Werey dey exposed him colleague Once Dem remove their hands from government purse, Dem go come get sense suddenly....... Na those gun men go kpai all of una 52 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by GanagiBitrus: 11:40am On Jan 04 |
The way this country is structured, all eyes are on the President & the Centre. Nobody holds the Governors accountable. If we restructure to a True Federalism with greater devolution of powers to the States &where States are made to control their Resources, people will start holding their various States accountable. 14 Likes |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by debossng: 11:40am On Jan 04 |
Long time no see oga Vi boy 1 Like |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by ecolime(m): 11:40am On Jan 04 |
Spot on! It's about time we hold our governors and local officials accountable. Turning security votes into pocket money is one of the main reasons we have insecurities in the country. The next issue is lack of state Police. Governors should fully be the CSOs of their states and this is not just by mouth. The benefits outweighs the potential abuse. 5 Likes |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by BlueRayDick: 11:40am On Jan 04 |
He's not wrong . But can he provide evidence that he didn't keep security vote as pocket money while he was a state governor? 14 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by Mosba: 11:41am On Jan 04 |
Security vote sweet die |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by gloryman91: 11:41am On Jan 04 |
Just like you then worst governor and minister. 2 Likes |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by MasterShifu010(m): 11:41am On Jan 04 |
States allocations are also deemed pocket money by all these half baked governors . 1 Like |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by Newton1045: 11:41am On Jan 04 |
he found his voice alas 2 Likes |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by Irupetepete: 11:41am On Jan 04 |
These nuisance suddenly find their voices after leaving office... Some months ago, this bastard was in government and he became deaf and dumb to happenings and killings in Nigeria... Sit at home did not start today, he never said anything about it.... How many job did the Nigerian youths secured under this ineptitude buffon 13 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by DrChukki: 11:42am On Jan 04 |
All government money has always been pocket money to political office holders. 1 Like |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by Kingrshd3: 11:42am On Jan 04 |
They know themselves 1 Like |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by chigozie2018(m): 11:43am On Jan 04 |
Fool head to follow .... Na him start am . In Anambra State |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by kennyz247(m): 11:44am On Jan 04 |
The easthern state is becoming Another sabisa Forest in the making... |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by MephisF(m): 11:44am On Jan 04 |
He's out of power, no wonder why he's wailing Canva Pro for sale, just 500 naira |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by Earthquakes: 11:44am On Jan 04 |
Like it or not, Nigeria is a country that has been designed to fail, no amount of mouth patriotism will make Nigeria to work and funny enough we all know it but seft deceit will not let us follow the truth. In the next decade we will be worse than now.. 1 Like |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by wizelink(m): 11:44am On Jan 04 |
He has found his voice after 8 years as minister. Now jobless he can start talking. Mr no one will take you serious because your regime Neva took any person's complaints serious. The measure you used on others will definitely be used on you living or dead. Make we face the country you and your cohorts created. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by ILoveNG: 11:45am On Jan 04 |
All blame should go to Tinubu, he’s breathing in Oxygen, he should not breathe at all because won an election. Governors must continue to enjoy their pocket money We only need our governors to build flyovers, fix roads and pay civil servants. Nothing else. |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by 3ice9ce: 11:45am On Jan 04 |
debossng: They finished this short fool. 1 Like |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by money121(m): 11:46am On Jan 04 |
Ok |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by 3ice9ce: 11:46am On Jan 04 |
This ingrate has been retired from politics, he's now an unsolicited adviser and public crying machine. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by happney65: 11:50am On Jan 04 |
ecolime: It is not. The major issue is state policing which you also mentioned in your last paragraph. They can only be chief security officer by actions and not by mere words |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by Skillsnigeria: 11:50am On Jan 04 |
Hmmm |
Re: Rising Insecurity: Governors Have Turned Security Votes To Pocket Money - Ngige by YourGFsnatcher: 11:51am On Jan 04 |
He was one of them 2 Likes 1 Share |
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