achi4u: based on my curse,i would like to be posted up north preferably Kaduna,Bauchi or any state immune to boko haram bombing.


i want to expirence jungle life.

Anyone going north.......report

Based on ur curse
Could u pls clarify dat. And KD is nt immune to BH so says yesterday's news

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gbokukueba: Elderson Echejile says his calf is injured.... Commentator!!!

Guy I taya o

Just wish this commentators can just shut up
"Ohhh wat a shot! Ejike trying to get into or do I say unto the score sheet"

720degrees: @ about 8:15pm Sunday June 3rd I was the happiest being alive when the nurse came out of the labour room with my 5.6kg bouncing baby boy.I held him in my arms and showered him with prayers and blessings for the next 15mins. Since then my head has been in the skies, the sleepness nights are nothing compared to the joy I feel within my soul!
Today we went for his circumsition and I almost fainted while withnessing the procedure. God I love my boy to death, wish I could take his place for the pain and tears but that's life!
Fatherhood is one of God's greatest gifts but my respect goes to all the mothers in the house.I got to find out firsthand that women are much stronger that men. CHILDBIRTH IS NOT A MAN's GAME. I love my baby that's my baby....lol!

Wow! Beautiful. I can't wait!

mikron: THIS POST IS NOT FOR ME COS IM NOT A FATHER YET. THOUGH IM WORKING TOWARDS IT

Ok
More engine oil to ur sumtin

emekatimsu: How did ds piece of trash make it to d front page?

When are u getin married to him?
Since love is more important to u than ur sorry life.

naptu2: Legislative immunity:

Immunity from proceedings

No civil or criminal proceedings may be instituted against any member of a Legislative House-

      (a)              in respect of words spoken before that House or a committee thereof; or

      (b)              in respect of words written in a report to that House or to any committee
thereof or in any petition, bill, resolution, motion or question brought or introduced by him therein.

http://www.placng.org/lawsofnigeria/node/145


http://www.unilorin.edu.ng/publications/imami/IMMUNITY%20MARIAM%20AND%20IMAM.pdf

We are finished! This country is so phucked!!!

koruji: Can't understand some people!!! To help u: someone willing to pay a bribe does not call police.

I taya o. If we don't write on the board sum people won't just get it.

Femi Otedola is the guy with the Gun
He is way smarter than the whole house of rogues representing us. He has plans for every outcome.

I knew the Lawan of a guy is a criminal when he presented a review to the recommendations he made. Go watch that video again and see how he mumbled on words in d defense of the review
which demanded that Zenon Oil be removed.

Every Info Otedola gave tallies with what happened at d plenary that day.

The other members of the house never asked the right questions. For example;
What document guided the ad-hoc committee to enlisting Zenon in d first instance?
What document and revelation made it appropriate to de-list Zenon?

Instead of the silly guys asking questions they were busy blaming the executive.
THIEVES!!! GOD PUNISH your GENERATIONS

Teenaba:
This takes the award for the most senseless post on earth. Dear Lawd!!!! How does this relate to the issue raised. We are discussing age compatibility for Pete's sake!!!

May Day! May Day!

Farouk is going to Jail

Subsidy control tower do u koffy(copy)

1. The sting operation pulled by the State Security and Otedola proved successful.
2. Otedola comes out with all reasonable evidence to report Lawan's crime.
3. Lawan couldn't believe his ears when Tambuwal confronted him, so he denied ever receiving bribe.
4. Otedola feeling good about his asset (evidence) shows d video to OBJ
5. OBJ thus had d basis to call members of the house rogues and robbers.
6. Lawan realizes its all over but he won't give up without a fight
7. He thus changed stand by admitting that he collected the bribe but for implicating Otedola.
8. Otedola feeling so confident approaches the police with evidence.
9. Police requests for the cash but Lawan and co have no answer
10. Lawan is disowned by the people he is representing
What Next? ....
The Hunt of the Hunter returns...stay tuned

eyen nyin: This talk talk back and forth I don't want to hear. All I want to know is, Was otedola's company in the first list and was it still in the second list? Na there the koko de. De truth d hide for there.

Gbamm!
U are following the story. The whole story is not complex to me at all.

Families of victims of last Sunday’s Dana flight 992 crash have rejected a Lagos State proposal to give the victims a joint burial.

The state had reportedly said that if the families agreed to a joint burial in a dedicated cemetery, the families would be allowed to exhume the corpses if they wished to identify them further.

 One of the victims’ relative, John Akande, told our correspondent that the families rejected the option of a joint burial because of the stress it would bring.

“The process of exhuming the bodies could be tedious, which is why we rejected it. The government committee and our own committee will meet to sort things out so that we can all have the remains of our members on time,” Akande said.

Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola, who addressed journalists after a four-hour meeting with the families on Sunday, said they (famlies) agreed to be patient, while government identified the victims before their release for burial.

He said, “The families agreed with the process we adopted. They agreed to wait while we identify the bodies.

“We subsequently set up a relationship team (committee) to be made up of people from government and some members of the families. The committee will coordinate information between government and families and manage the release of the bodies.”

The families would meet at the mortuary of Lagos State University Teaching Hospital on Monday (today).

Meanwhile, there are indications at the weekend that relatives of the crash in which all 153 on board perished were already talking to lawyers with a view to file charges against Dana airlines, operators of the Boeing MD-83, and national aviation agencies, including the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.

Investigation by The PUNCH at the weekend showed that relatives of the crash in which all 153 on board perished were already talking to lawyers with a view to filing charges against Dana Air, operators of the Boeing MD-83, and national aviation agencies, including the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.

“We have resolved to go to court to seek justice. Why will they operate a faulty aircraft? Why did the regulators allow that to happen?”a close relative of one of the victims who spoke to our correspondent in Abuja on Sunday said.

The source said the decision to go to court was taken at a meeting of the deceased’s family but that he was not authorised to speak to the media on the plan.

He said, “Now all we are hearing is that those who are responsible will not go unpunished, that is medicine after death. Will that bring our brother back to us?

“If the right thing was done, he and the other passengers, will still be alive today. The government can do whatever they wish to do but we are taking our grievances to court.

“We are not seeking compensation, we are not looking for money; how much will they pay for our brother’s life? We are seeking justice.

“We are yet to agree on that but even though it might be better to wait until the report comes out, some of us are concerned that it might take a long while before it is released,” he said.

Lawyers who spoke to our correspondent on the development noted that various reports on the plane crash indicated a high degree of negligence on the part of the airline and the aviation authorities.

The legal practitioners admitted that there were strong grounds on which the victims’ family members could sue the airline, as well as the aviation agencies.

An Abuja-based legal practitioner, Mr. Pius Ofulue, who spoke to our correspondent on the telephone, noted that Akwa Ibom State governor, Godswill Akpabio, reportedly complained to Dana Air officials about the condition of the aircraft.

Ofulue said, “The victims’ beneficiaries and relatives can sue Dana Air for negligence because, according to Akwa Ibom State governor, Godswill Akpabio, he drew their attention to the condition of the aircraft.

“If that is true then they (the management of Dana Air) contributed to that by failing to maintain the aircraft.

“If they are guilty, then they risk paying much more than the normal insurance benefits. The civil aviation authority can also be sued because they failed to perform their statutory duties.”

Another lawyer, Mr. Oghenovo O. Otemu, Assistant Head of Festus Keyamo Chambers, told our correspondent on the telephone that the victims’ relatives can approach lawyers to file cases on their behalf.

Otemu added that the affected families could either as a group or individually approach the court.

But Otemu added that it would be unethical for a lawyer to approach the families to advise them to go to court.

“It will be highly unethical for a lawyer to approach the families and tell them to file charges – that is touting, it is unethical.

He said the families can sue Dana Air and the concerned government aviation agencies for negligence.

Otemu said, “They can file (charges) for negligence. Although we have not seen the report (of the investigations into the plane crash) yet, from various accounts, there is a degree of negligence involved in the accident.

“So, Dana Air could be sued for negligence. It is not only Dana Air, even the government agencies, including the civil aviation authority can also be sued for that. There are also reports of negligence on their part.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/crash-victims-families-reject-joint-burial/

27naira:

Dude, when will you visit planet earth again? i heard that pluto is freakin cold.
you need to be in touch with time and facts and stop chewing off ice.

OH Goood Lord! Ama kip loving nairaland

Richvkunt: The Muslims managed to coerce the administrator to give them an exclusive section moderated by Muslims,now the Christians are demanding their own exclusive section moderated by Christians too.While i think it is fair that what is good for the goose is also good for the gander,I wonder if the administrator has not created a Frankenstein monster here,and where will it stop?
Once you give in to the Christians the Atheists will possibly request for their own exclusive section moderated by an Atheist and then the Traditional African religion believers will ask for a section and it will go on for ever.
While i agree in freedom of worship,I personally feel the administrator should NEVER have given in to the Muslims in the first place.Giving in to one threat/request was ultimately going to lead to more threats/requests and it goes on and on.Where will it end?

+1000

one.east:
Yorubas are the most cannibalistic and senseless tribe I have ever seen.

The same people that their leaders took bribe from the ordinary almajiri junta led govt to slaughtered Abiaola; the same people that protested that it is sacrilegious to rename unilag after abiaola are out again from their rain forest cave region yapping again.

The same people that betrayed Ribadu and switched their votes for GEJ at the 11th hour for a fee are out once again to eulogies abioala. I pity Buhari who has chosen the path of destruction to pitch his tent with the most monstrous and mischievous tribe- Yoruba.

These are some of reasons the SE/SS will never ever have anything to do with these doomed tribe called Yoruba. The pigs will fail again in 2015.

Hopeless he-goat! Can't u prove your point without insulting a tribe?. I wonder what will happen if God chose to adopt tribal bigotry in handling our sins.
Get a bran nu life!

Arik Air coated 747-8I

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Source: www.boeing.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=43&item=1964

Arik becomes the first airline in Africa to order Boeing's newest and largest airplane

Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Nigeria's Arik Air today announced a deal for two(2) 747-8 Intercontinental airplanes. The order is valued at $635 million at list prices and was previously attributed to an unidentified customer on Boeing's website.
The order was announced during a signing ceremony at the Corporate Council for Africa's 8th Biennial U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Washington, D.C.
"Air travel within the region continues to grow at a rapid pace and we must prepare our fleet to accommodate that growth," said Sir JIA Arumemi-Johnson, owner and chairman of Arik Air. "Boeing's new 747-8 fits perfectly into our long-term planning. It brings the best operating economics for its size, which is important with the increase in fuel prices."
Arik Air is Nigeria's fastest-growing privately owned airline operating a large fleet of Boeing Next-Generation 737s and serves more than 22 domestic, six regional and three long-haul routes. The airline plans to use the 747-8 on its key long-haul routes.
"Arik Air is growing to become a leader in aviation in Africa and Boeing is happy Arik will use the 747-8 as a cornerstone of their future growth," said Van Rex Gallard, vice president of Sales for Africa, Latin America, and Caribbean, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "With its unmatched operating costs and economics, the 747-8 is the right airplane to help Arik Air meet growing demand."
The new 747-8 Intercontinental features a new wing design and an upgraded flight deck. The airplane interior incorporates features from the 787 Dreamliner including a new curved, upswept architecture that will give passengers a greater sense of space and comfort.
Using General Electric's GEnx-2B engines, the airplane will be quieter, produce lower emissions and achieve better fuel economy than any competing jetliner. It also increases cargo volume by 26 percent.
"As we look into the future, the 747-8 Intercontinental is a must have for Arik Air," said Sir Arumemi-Johnson. "Our airline strives to bring the best, most efficient and most modern products to our customers and that is exactly what this airplane is."

guyla: I dont knw what dis ogboro man of doubtful integrity is blabing, i read here a day after the crash, though i cant remember which topic now, but a guy narated how he boarded dis ill fated flight on 23rd of may, he said while waitin at departure hall, he saw some philipine engineers drainin hydraulic underneath d plane, he said they removed a part dat they never replaced, he workd up to them nd expressd his concern, but d engineers refered him to d pilot after identifying himself, d late pilot tried to allay his fears nd asured him dat he wont fly if d plane its nt wel fixed. They eventualy landed safely nd d pilot waitd 4 him at d door shook his hand nd smiled, as if sayin i told u d plane will make it. Please is there any othr person dat wil corroborate dis story, the plane was sick!

Yea u are right. I read dat particular post too.

Morufu
Tawa
Bopo

cyclone01: :othey shd give second chance

U should be used to test-run that second chance

texazzpete:

1. It is brainless to withdraw Dana's license without any investigation
2. The 'indian management made us fly' story is just an allegation, remember? Whistleblowers NEED to provide evidence.

How sure am I you are not an INDIAN

If the FG will be unbiased with this investigation, if this probe wil be different from the power sector and subsidy probe, then I don't expect any of these airlines to be left in business.
From Chachangi>Aero, to Dana>Air Nigeria.

But do we have to wait for tragedy to strike before we act? Must it take the death of people before we fix roads, and sanitize our airspace? Must people get fried in a metal tube before we realize we have flying coffins as airplanes?

Just as predicted, FG withdraws Dana's license. Soon they'll be back with a new name, new logo, new slogan and we Nigerians that had sworn never to fly Dana will once again fly Dana's cousin.
God Help US.
Dana Air - the smartest way to die

Mr Olu Onemola (middle)

A Nigerian graduate of Lehman College, the City University of New York (CUNY), Olu Onemola, has received seven awards at the university’s 2012 graduation ceremony held in New york on Saturday.
Mr. Onemola who is the son of Bukun-olu Onemola, Nigeria’s Deputy Ambassador at the United Nations in New York, received the distinguished “Golden Key” award otherwise referred to as International Honour Society.
The political science graduate also won the Edgar Dawson Prize in Political and Legal Theory which is an award presented to the outstanding student from the Political Science department with the strongest portfolio of political and legal essays.
The other awards received by Mr. Onemola include the Pi Sigma Alpha, National Honour Society in Political Science, and The Jacob Hammer Memorial Prize in English which is awarded to a student leading in theater performance.
Mr. Onemola also received the CUNY Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence in Leadership Award and he similarly received the Cum Laude award, a Latin term that signifies “With Honours”, a distinction bestowed on graduates that fall within a 3.4 to a 3.59 GPA on a four-point scale.
An elated Mr. Onemola says “My impression is that hard work definitely pays off. Being able to achieve such feats, while serving as the President of the student government, is a testament to hard work.”

enitan2002: This plane is still much in very good condition according to my personal view.

On what exactly are u basing ur assessment? I hope its not on d body paint and sign writing. U can't ascertain d air worthiness of a plane tru a mere picture!