The president of Ghana, @JDMahama, can stand in front of the world & name his village, glorify his parents, & recall where he grew up. He also knows the schools he went to. To a #Nigerian, that must seem strange....
What @realdaveumahi & his principal have organised in the so-called #LagsCalabarCoastalRoad is the biggest heist in #Nigerian history. They knew it from before the very 1st day.
What we have are a bunch of petty rustlers in high office. Period!
Is there any compelling reason why this new LGA Chairman in Adamawa State cannot take this oath in Fulfulde or Hausa or a language that he understands?
Why make a man take an oath in a language he obviously doesn't understand & therefore can't believe in what he's made to say?
For those explaining how Tinubu helped Nigeria save N21tn annually by removing subsidy.
The video below is how the saved money is being put to 'good use'
President John Mahama spoke well at the 81st UNGA for Ghana, for Africa and for the Black Race.
Yemi Osinbajo, Kayode Fayemi, Kingsley Moghalu, Lamido Sanusi, Akinwunmi Adesina, etc. One of you could have done same or better not only for Nigeria but for Africa and the Black Race.
Ogun: Sen. Adeola Claimed Ekiti Indigeneship While at The Guardian — Marcus-Bello
He left The Guardian and emerged in the public domain with a new name and a new face. I have no problem with that. But what does he take Ogun State for? He went to the Lagos State House of Assembly, moved from there to the Senate via Lagos, and then jumped to Ogun State. So now it's Ekiti, Lagos, Ogun. Senatorial representation is sectional. If the Awori people accepted him as their senator and saw nothing wrong with it, that was fine. But this is now an Ogun State affair, and what I stand for is justice and fair play.
Amb. Folake Marcus-Bello, Former Nigerian Ambassador to Zambia and Malawi