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Na drawing be that❓❓


Mad people😐😐

Tinubu is the next president of Nigeria

Helpfromabove1:
And so we should not sleep again Abi

That one na him own headache

I can see tires in your eyes

I can’t Imagine a Person Like MC Oluomo Having Presidential Protection , God Forbid

Used to think this guy was a music artist

Msntv:


SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/mc-oluomo-rewards-boy-who-drew-his-portrait-with-500000

Up Lagos state!!! Progress!!!"

Incoming Minister for Transportation

Instead of this bastard children of hate to appreciate the boy's talent, they are busy focusing and insulting Oluomo that can feed all.there generation from 1960 till date. Awon omo eleribu iran werey

Where did he get half a million from?

A western man will help him harness his talent than giving him money.
Money that will not last up to 2 months in the hands of his people.

U see why we re poverty capital of the world.
Very low iq.

OyeofIkoTuN:
Tout dash 500k.....?

Msc holder no get half of am...Try be tout for your next life ooooo

Next life?!! It's not late to become one now!

Tout is using govt. Money to show love.... Goes a long way to show you what we are about to enter into if he becomes transport minister, NIGERIANS ! VOTE WISELY OH....

yarimo:
That is very commendable from him

With whose money though?

duro4chang:
Tinubu is the next president of Nigeria

Keep stating that.
You might start to believe it.

ZombieTERROR:
chief tout...

minister of Agbero

your father who is not a tout,how much can he boast of having in his acct ?

tochifk:
Nice gesture...

But why reward the boy with LASPG money for a personal gift to him...

For those that will want to ask, pls take a look at the chaque presented

Lagos na their personal business na

Moh247:



Corporate Social Responsibility

You guys needs to be happy ones in a while, not everything is Nsogbu Nsogbu

LASPG owes the public some responsibility , the boy needs encouragement and scholarship


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What is CSR about that?

Is LASPG his private company?

A public appointed official is using taxpayer money to reward someone who gave him a personal gift and you're calling it CSR.

INDOMIE9090:
your father who is not a tout,how much can he boast of having in his acct ?

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JohnBullMySon:
What is CSR about that?

Is LASPG his private company?

A public appointed official is using taxpayer money to reward someone who gave him a personal gift and you're calling it CSR.

As the manager of a Public owned revenue agency he can give charity unbehalf of the agency

FIRS boss does it, EFCC, even office of the First lady of all states

Moh247:



Corporate Social Responsibility

You guys needs to be happy ones in a while, not everything is Nsogbu Nsogbu

LASPG owes the public some responsibility , the boy needs encouragement and scholarship


.

See how you just disgraced your ancestors.

[quote author=INDOMIE9090 post=120797833][/quote]

Robbing Peter to pay Paul.

What does MC oluomo do for a living ? Does he pay taxes?

Wholegeria:


See how you just disgraced your ancestors.

You sef one comment but you are empty and shallow so you only spew insult in your brains

ibkayeebbn:
Used to think this guy was a music artist

Teni Makanaki is to blame for that dear.

Reinamaria:


Teni Makanaki is to blame for that dear.

Lol I see

ZombieTERROR:

E dey like Photoshop.

Vote for Peter Obi

Nothing he does will make everyone happy. How do you know he did not use his funds or the ones they are entitled to in order to run the parks and garages. This is just pure transparency to show how funds are disbursed. Lagos gives out Cars and bonuses every year as well. You can go to COURT and probe him if you feel your money was part of the N500,000 LOL...Orishirishi...poor people always having issues with what others do.

tochifk:
Nice gesture...

But why reward the boy with LASPG money for a personal gift to him...

For those that will want to ask, pls take a look at the chaque presented