@samsonew@BwalaDaniel In your own little understanding, life is all about being in government not minding how?
Morality has no place in your life.
Keep jubilating
If you see this tweet on your TL, please retweet it 100 times (if possible). These are the issues they want us to stop talking about:
1. Bola Tinubu's Drug Case, and $460,000 Forfeiture
2. 25% in FCT
3. Forged Certificate & Perjury
4. INEC not following its guidelines
5. Shettima's Double Nomination
6. Election Rigging
7. Dual Citizenship and Perjury
Bola Ahmed Tinubu will be SACKED! Nigerians, keep your eyes on the judiciary.
Stay Focused 📌💯
#AllEyesOnTheJudiciary
@king1972_@officialEFCC First Bank acting on EFCC's instruction against all the court judgment in our favour in another impunity.
We can't have a prosperous country with this sets of characters undermining the laws of the land.
@officialEFCC Please impress on first bank of Nigeria to release monies belonging to widow's, shareholders of eleme Petrochemicals 2.5 equity holders.
Several court judgments has been obtained in their favour as to the share ownership.
People are dying.
Equity should prevail.
Dear @cenbank kindly look into this matter brought by @EPCCICSL against @FirstBankngr as we suspect a foul play in the entire process as explained in our tweets.
We are requesting once more to release Eleme Petrochemicals Cooperative Investment Society monies unjustly held by the bank .Several court judgements in favour of the cooperative the bonafide owners are available to justify this claim.Honour the agreement reached.
Dear @cenbank kindly look into this matter brought by @EPCCICSL against @FirstBankngr as we suspect a foul play in the entire process as explained in our tweets.
Also, @FirstBankngr who is not a party to the suit could inform the Cooperative that @officialEFCC has Appealed against the Order Unfreezing the cooperative account.
@cenbank
This shows the level of interest of @FirstBankngr in the matter, which is against the Fiduciary duty it owes the cooperative as it's the customer.
@cenbank
BREAKING: Ekweremadu, Wife, Doctor Jailed For Organ Trafficking
Ekweremadu was jailed for nine years and eight months; his wife, Beatrice, was sentenced to four years and six months of imprisonment; and Obeta received a 10-year prison term.
https://t.co/kT4bMAnr14
@renoomokri I feel your pain. Your slip been cut in 2015.
Your mates are contesting election, you are there waiting for ready made food. No body will give the position you enjoyed under GEJ.