1. Don't take God for
granted, Amaechi tells Wike
Hephzibah: Mr. Rotimi
Amaechi, please can you clarify which God you were thinking about when you made
this statement "Don't take God for granted because if we don't go back to
God to remind Him, God may answer his (Wike's) prayers"?
The God I serve doesn't
need me to remind Him of whatever anyone has done in the past before He decides
which prayers to answer...Please appear before the commission of inquiry and
provide answers sir.
2. Appointments: Buhari,
APC move to pacify South East
Hephzibah: Okay ooo. I
hope it's PMB, not APC, making these moves because we now understand that PMB
can dissociate and associate himself at any time, t, from/with APC. Someone
says he always knew PMB was a PDP member and the APC was just
"famzing"...
3. NNPC recommends sale
of refineries, Buhari disagrees.
Hephzibah:
"However, President Muhammadu Buhari is said to have disagreed with
selling the refineries for now...He is highly concerned about what the people
will say..."
Seriously, PMB actually
cares about WHAT THE PEOPLE WILL SAY? Seriously? That's nice to know...
4. Multi-Trex: The cocoa
factory that must not die!
Hephzibah: Why did AMCON
buy a performing loan from the bank? Baba, please look into this
matter...Seriously, the AMCON and CBN leaderships should look into this matter.
The evil that some of these banks are perpetuating ehn? The bank justified
their evil decision by claiming that they needed to "free up liquidity for
the bank, especially on the long-dated exposure"...CBN/AMCON, Multi-Trex
must not die oooo. Thanks, Mr. Fagbenle for saying it as it is...
5. Big problems for Team
Nigeria in Little China
Hephzibah: Baba, please
extend the probe to the Sports sector and spend most of the time on Athletics
and Football...
Breaking News:
Manchester United FC entertained us with a 2-1 defeat to Swansea City FC. So,
of all the big names in the Premier League, only Arsenal FC lived up to their
reputation...
I pray the coming week
will usher us into greater and mightier things. May God bless the Federal
Republic of Nigeria.
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