Oshiomhole demanded clarity on why timelines kept shifting, why funding models had changed, from tax‑credit arrangements to direct NNPC payments , and why flagship projects like the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway and the Abuja–Kaduna–Zaria–Kano expressway were still dragging despite massive allocations.
Umahi stood firmly behind his ministry’s N3.4 trillion budget proposal, insisting the focus was on completing key highways and long‑standing legacy projects.
The atmosphere shifted when the minister felt the senator’s tone crossed the line.
At that point, Umahi snapped back, visibly irritated, telling Oshiomhole:
“You cannot speak to me in that manner. I am a distinguished Nigerian.”
He followed it with another sharp rebuke:
“You can’t use foul language on me.”
The room tightened and the Lawmakers watched as the exchange briefly overshadowed the budget defense itself ….
End time foot massage therapist.
ReplyDeleteThis one na big man fight, according to a comment I Saw on Instagram, even if they argue and exchange words from morning till night you will never hear 'do you know who I am ' because all of them inside there na 'i am that I am'.
ReplyDeleteFoot massage therapist vs Minister of never ending road projects. Hian! 🙄
ReplyDeleteEnd time minister and senator
ReplyDeleteEven with the foot massage non AI photo, I prefer Senator Adams to Umahi. He is dogged and efficient.
ReplyDeleteUmahi is not,folks slept in the Onitsha + Benin City bye pass in December.👎