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<p>This will make a huge impact if there is a genuine intentions on the policy, because most of the MDAs actually were not remitting and or were compromising the collection. Above all, each of the Agencies and Departments are headed by cronies of Politicians. My worry is that there will be a paradigm shift in the struggle to be part of the authorised organisation (FIRS) will now become the order of the day. And what is more, there is actually nothing to collect revenue on in the absence of the requisite productivity</p>

<p><strong>the pensioners have the right to question government for their entitlement, but I wonder where this unions were, during Governor Samuel Ortom regin.</strong></p><p><strong>my father's is also a Benue state pensioners!</strong></p>

<p>Accomodation next to food is the most important need of the citizen of any nation. A nation that cannot feed and provide accomodation for its citizen has failed. What happened to the social welfare policy that UK is noted for? I used to be very proud of Uk for its social welfare programme that include provision of housing for the less priviledged. Whatever it takes the govt must do something urgent to remove her people out of the street.</p>

<p>I for wish Ishaku Agbo for be a police commission </p>

<p>When the election was conducted, the south east refused to go for national consensus rather they embraced their regional interest.</p><p>That's why they got what they deserve.</p><p>Thank God they were alloted 5 slots.</p><p><br></p>

<p>These Igbo leaders are bunch of betrayals,imagine Ayim Pius Ayim,it’s a very big shame,wow to you</p>

<p>They performed wonderfully well.</p>

<p>Good development. Something they should have done long ago</p>

<p>Good development, something they should have done long ago.</p>

<p>I was still in secondary school when at the school's library I sighed a copy of Sunday Concord Newspaper. Flipping through the pages, an article, "Murder By Pen" by Ray Ekpu caught my attention. I remember reading the same article a few times that same day before hiding it in an obscure corner of the library. On any other day of my subsequent visits to the library I would always pick it up, read the article again before attending to other books. The construction of the grammar in the write up was actually what sustained my attention to it.</p><p>When eventually Newswatch Magazine appeared on the news stands and having sighted the name Ray Ekpu as one of the editors I made sure I booked a copy ahead of time every week. They are still available in my house and I use them for references in my writings. The sad story of Newswatch should better be forgotten.</p><p>Happy birthday, ray Ray. Many happy returns.</p>

<p><a href="https://thestumpblog.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Yeah definitely this is sad news</a></p>

<p><a href="https://thestumpblog.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">AC milan is one of the fine clubs</a></p>

<p>How does all these strategies listed against Niger republic help Nigerians? Are these to ameliorate the suffering of Nigerians? Do we have enough of what it takes to go to war against an independent nation? Are we directly afraid so that what happened in there may not happen in Nigeria because we are not better of than Niger. You fight and win when you have fed properly. Have we defeated our internal insurgency? What was in the minds of the four countries that absented from the ECOWAS meeting held in Abuja recently out of fifteen countries? A general is a general. Do you know anything about the then and present Libya?</p>

<p>Going to war with Niger republic will be a big mistake Nigeria should not get involved </p>

<p>What is president Tinubu's over interest in going to war against Niger republic without resort to peace making?</p>

<p>Pls let work together to make great again we don't have any other country we called our the labour and government used have sincerelity .</p>

<p>So sad....now what will d management gain from this painful loss... people have be complaining no response...</p>

<p>CSOs irrespective of the geo_political locations, is not an affiliate to NLC and has no force to command on NLC protest or strike. You have the right to step down quitely and watch.</p>

<p>Nigerians are very much interested on this case and watching over it to ensure that justice prevails. </p>

<p>He should make sure that army play their own</p>

<p>He should make sure that army pay their own too</p>

<p>Primitive people. Little wonder why the core Northern Nigeria holds the unenviable record of the highest statics in known terrible diseases of the World especially maternal mortality. </p>

<p>In fact Nigeria is a shameless country. As a normal human, for an instance you went into a shop to buy two handsets, one is receiving network and the other is not, is the normal thing to do not to return the one that can not access network? National Assembly elections were transmitted real time and the presidential had problems using the same network! Haba! Without any prejudice to the person that was declared the winner by the Umpire, the right thing to do is cancel the election and announce a new date for the presidential election. That is the only way you can be fair to all the stakeholders including those that voted for one candidate or the other. Illegitimacy is an abomination, governance must come with a clear perception. The tribunal must save Nigeria Democracy.</p>

<p>Thank you for your patience and understanding. Millions of Nigerians are watching and are eager and expectant to seeing justice prevailed. And I assure you that it may not go down well with Nigeria if justice is pervated.</p>

<p>God bless PBAT... WISH YOU SUCCESS .</p>

<p>This is a meaningless request. We are thinking of how Nigeria can move forward and you are talking about ministerial positions. Nigeria is in trouble now!! I was expecting you to have mentioned how to pray out Nigeria from the mess and you are just bringing in more troubles through segregation of religious bodies . Stop that.</p>

<p>Personal dreams . </p><p>Personal innuendos. </p><p>Personal calculations. </p><p>Personal mental discharge .</p>

<p>This is an effort to rewriting history by the igbos.the writer started by saying it was Yoruba that plan the first coup in Nigeria,my question to him is how many people of Yoruba extraction were involved.how come it was only Hausa/fulani and Yoruba leader were killed while the ibo leader were left to run away.A tribal write up by a bigot .</p>

<p>May God help us through the Tribunal. This impunity has gone for a long time. Yes, ask Oshiomole how he constructed his estate. He is complaining about what, comparatively speaking, is petty thievery. A distribution of the loot to the minions among the gangsters. Let us hope and pray that this matter will be resolved peacefully at the Tribunal. The alternative would be pushing the masses to the brink and to the edge of the cliff towards the sea and the consequences will be cataclysmic for Nigeria; The change for better may be bloody or Nigeria may break up. We are at the crossroads and we have propitious opportunity to bring about the needed crucial change democratically. Tinubu and the current legislature are really pushing it. </p>

<p>You are commiting plageriarism .</p><p>You lift verbatim from the Sun Newspapers, without acknowledgment.</p><p>Plans are on the way to drag you and others to court </p>

<p>One is very disturbed if an individual can be manipulating lowly rated inventors equities fraudulently like these can awfully disturbing , wicked and inhumanity.</p><p>God save minority investors in Nigeria .</p>

<p>Thousands of people are dieing in Nigeria because of insecurity,</p><p>The AU which is (Africa Union) are not saying anything about the urgly situation, but their concern is in Russia/Ukraine war?</p><p>This is SHAME, </p>

<p>Create room for whistle blowers. With this, how can you report your Perm Sec. ? </p>

<p>What we expect, they are never happy to see that Nigerian is doing well. They are out to destroy us in the name of civil society.</p>

<p>You may just find out the man is against girl-child education yet he want a female doctor to attend his wife. </p>