This one is real, no be buhari wey go wear kaftan and shoes stand dey watch one cow and them go tell us say him dey farm.

no be lie o I agree with and as my contribution I can arrange free testing for her cause thats what my organisation does!

he will appear before God with errected penis na!

you must be blind not to have seen that non of the officials who registered under age voters in the north were mentioned here

your right o just like apc too wey just dey pad budget!

before nko?

ok na!

I tire for the guy sha any way islamic blood dey hot, but own contribution be say aboki na aboki even for buckinham palace!

God bless you, you forget say dem even collect money from fayose and even ask for van upon that fulani still deal with them! na mouth dem get cowards

dem go get the idiot

its easy to kno when bastards talk they never make sense atall, you see where your people foolishness landed you all sons of prostitutes. first you believe that having osinbanjo as vp gives you power but hausas are not as senseless as ofemmanu like you, infact this days we find it difficult enjoying our igbo delicacies without you people striggling eba ibo with us in igbo restaurant yet after eating good food you can never get wife shame on your generation

na apc lie be this, anyway apc na dss, dss na apc naija pal too follow cause they too for verify before allowing fake post here

chidiogo avoid this man o, e go wan knack you o!

when the guy dey poke ass you no faint now wey him go face judgement because na iron rod satan go use drill him ass for eternity, you dey faint its late madam. return bibles to the schools and change them early.

naijaplas pls release this guy identity he is a suspect must be one of the guys that robbed Amata.

they are not rather its apc that is spreading their confusion every where

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N19.2bn corruption case against Timipre Sylva dropped.

Nine days after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) dropped N2.45 billion charges against Timipre Sylva, former governor of Bayelsa state, a federal high court in Abuja has dismissed another N19.2 billion corruption charge against him.

The ruling brought to an end all the charges that the commission had against Sylva.

In her ruling on Wednesday, Ahmed Mohammed, the presiding judge, described the charge as an abuse of court process because the charges were based on the same set of transactions involved in the N2.45bn charges.

Sylva was arraigned with Nide Francis Okonkwo, Gbenga Balogun and Samuel Ogbuku for allegedly siphoning money from the state.

They were also accused of using three companies – Marlin Maritime Limited, Eat Catering Services Limited and Haloween Blue Construction and Logistics Limited – in looting the state treasury between 2009 and 2012 when Sylva was governor.

Sylva was first elected governor of Ex-president Goodluck Jonathan’s state in 2007. However, the victory was nullified by the court in 2008. He contested a fresh election and won again, but after he fell out with Jonathan, he was not nominated by the peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to seek re-election.

In April 2015, he was appointed to represent the incoming administration of Muhammadu Buhari in the inauguration committee that ushered in the new government on May 29, co-chairing the committee with Anyim Pius Anyim, then secretary to the government of the federation who represented the Jonathan administration.

Just Imagine the following Saint Thieves

EFCC dropped charges against Timipre Sylva.
Dropped charges against Audu.
Dropped charges against Nyako.
Refused to investigate Amaechi.
Refused to investigate Fayemi.
Refused to investigate Aregbesola.
Refused to investigate Okorocha
Failed to look into Petitions against Fashola.
Is Buhari Fighting Corruption or Aiding It?

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WHY WE ALL MUST JOIN APC: And all is made right.

N19.2bn corruption case against Timipre Sylva dropped.

Nine days after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) dropped N2.45 billion charges against Timipre Sylva, former governor of Bayelsa state, a federal high court in Abuja has dismissed another N19.2 billion corruption charge against him.

The ruling brought to an end all the charges that the commission had against Sylva.

In her ruling on Wednesday, Ahmed Mohammed, the presiding judge, described the charge as an abuse of court process because the charges were based on the same set of transactions involved in the N2.45bn charges.

Sylva was arraigned with Nide Francis Okonkwo, Gbenga Balogun and Samuel Ogbuku for allegedly siphoning money from the state.

They were also accused of using three companies – Marlin Maritime Limited, Eat Catering Services Limited and Haloween Blue Construction and Logistics Limited – in looting the state treasury between 2009 and 2012 when Sylva was governor.

Sylva was first elected governor of Ex-president Goodluck Jonathan’s state in 2007. However, the victory was nullified by the court in 2008. He contested a fresh election and won again, but after he fell out with Jonathan, he was not nominated by the peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to seek re-election.

In April 2015, he was appointed to represent the incoming administration of Muhammadu Buhari in the inauguration committee that ushered in the new government on May 29, co-chairing the committee with Anyim Pius Anyim, then secretary to the government of the federation who represented the Jonathan administration.

Just Imagine the following Saint Thieves

EFCC dropped charges against Timipre Sylva.
Dropped charges against Audu.
Dropped charges against Nyako.
Refused to investigate Amaechi.
Refused to investigate Fayemi.
Refused to investigate Aregbesola.
Refused to investigate Okorocha
Failed to look into Petitions against Fashola.
Is Buhari Fighting Corruption or Aiding It?

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oyaa where are all the anti corruption crusaders, let the fight begin. I have always loved this man fayose this is the only yoruba i ever love in these my life always one step ahead of his enemies with hidden jokers, no worry i will send avengers to stand by you if they dont release your account.