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Oboiii i also got it! Add me via my pin.653286 |
NANS re bunch of monsters! Infact de body shuld b scrap! Always usen d body do beg for money, bunch of Morons! |
Nigeria my funny country! Abeg make ona freestyle me joorr. Am tired wit dix lie lie here and dere, must we dwell on lies??!! ![]() |
Our Troups are nwn Loyal, de re Smart, we appretiate dem. ![]() |
Abdulleeh:Hmmm i beliv is jst for me to pass d mssg man! Morover i knw hw i wrt it. Neverdls tnx |
For doz dat attended d training and waiting for d final call can add us tru our bbm group! Tanx. 56876B9E. Plz dnt send rqst if u knw u didnt pertk for d training. |
From Prof. M. O Yusuf-Unilorin. Any brother with M.Sc Surveying and has interest in lecturing should contact Mrs Ayeni (Mufliah) on 08032016591. IT'S URGENT! Pls send to other Muslims, u dnt knw whom might benefit from ur good actions. Thanks |
adeniyitheprof:plz send it to rabiuyakubu71@gmail.com |
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Macelliot:Below are some of the appointments made during GEJ led Executive FG. 1.NIMET~Dr. Anthony Anuforom 2.NNPC~Eng. Andrew Yakubu 3.NIMASA~Patrick Apobolokemi 4.PENCOM~Mrs. Chinelo Anohu Amazu 5.FERMA~Engr. Chukwu Amuchi 6.DPR~Mr. George Osahon 7.Bank Of Industry~Ms. Evelyn Oputu 8.Nigerian Content Dev. Agency~Ernest Nwanpa 9.Consumer Protection Agency~Mrs Dupe Atoki 10.NCC~Engr. Eugene Juwa 11.NAMA~Engr. Nnamdi Udoh 12.NCAA~Engr. Akikuotu 13.FAAN~George Uriesi 14.NCAT~Capt. Chinere Kalu 15.SEC~Aruma Otteh 16.Sovereign Wealth Fund~Uche Orji 17.NAFDAC~Dr Paul Orhil 18.FIIRO~Dr. Mrs. G. N Elemo 19.Maritime Academy Of Nigeria~Oron Joshua Okpo 20.Railway Corporation~Eng. Seyi Sijuwade 21.Nigerian Tourism Dev. Corporation~Mrs. Sally Mbanefoh 22.Budget Office Of The Federation~Dr Bright Okogwu 23.NERDC~Prof Godswill Obioma 24.NEXIM~Mr R. R Orya 25.Standard Organization Of Nigeria~Dr Joseph Odumodu 26.Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation~Emeka Nkem Mba 27.Industrial Training Fund~Prof. Longmas Wapmuk 28.National University Commission~Prof. Okojie 29.NESREA~Mrs. N.S Benebo 30.MDG Office~Dr. Precious Gbenio 31.Surveyor General Of The Federation~Peter Chigozie 32.Statistician General Of The Federation~Dr. Yemi Kale 33.Accountant General Of The Federation~Mr. Jonah Otunla 34.Auditor General Of The Federation~Samuel Yonongo Ukura 35.National Orientation Agency~Mike Omieri 36.News Agency Of Nigeria~Oluremi Oyo Oluremi Oyo was replaced by Ima Niboro....from the South South. 37.NEPC E/S David I Adelugba 38.NEPZA~Mr. Olugbenga Kuye 39.BPP~Engr Emeka Ezeh 40.Niger Delta Ministry-Orubebe, 41. SGF- Anyim Pius 42. COS- jones arogbofa 43. CBN Gov- Godwin Emefiele etc.. How many Northerners are on this list? Let us not forget the past so soon. Where were all this ethnic jingoists then. Most igbos always waile?! Bunch of clowns!!! U guys ve nottin to offer rather dan cousng confssn to urslf and d wole nation!!! ![]() |
The era of the sleeping dogs as the heads is over!!! We re gettin dere in shaa Allah! ![]() |
Fernandowski:say my name!!! I said say my name again!!! ![]() |
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When condition is critical, migration is necessary! Togo here i come!!!! ![]() |
Investigations by Vanguard indicate that Moro, whose ministry supervised Immigrations, Prisons and Civil Defence, had objected to the conduct of the recruitment into NIS by the Presidential Committee raised by former President, Goodluck Jonathan. Vanguardinvestigation further revealed that Moro tried in vain to stop the presidential committee from recruiting the new hands by raising some legal issues to justify his position, but was overruled by the then Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke. Moro’s attempt to take charge of the new recruitment exercise followed the death of no fewer than 15 NIS job applicants and the loss of at least N1 billion by those who had to part with N1,000 each as a condition for taking part in the controversial and tragic process. Documents obtained byVanguardin Abuja yesterday, indicated that the former minister, in a memo dated February 17, and addressed to the Attorney-General of the Federation, objected to allowing the presidential committee to handle the recruitment in conjunction with the Immigrations and Prisons Services Board, IPSB, saying it could be illegal. The memo, with reference No. MI/HMO/S.373/11/25, signed by Moro and addressed to the HAFG, the former minister claimed that neither the presidential committee nor the IPSB had the expressed power to venture into the recruitment of staff for the NIS. Findings byVanguardshow that the NIS Controller-General, Mr. David Paradang, who was desirous of getting more fresh hands into the service, fell a victim of the recruitment exercise by making the board to ratify the appointment of the 1,600 staff, following the clearance given by the Attorney-General that the exercise was in order. Paradang had requested that a total of 4,556 officers and men should be recruited to shore up the NIS operations, but the former Minister of Finance and the Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, overruled him, saying that there was no money to support that large number. Rather than get the 4,556 staff at once, the minister directed that the number should be spread over three years. The NIS boss was suspended by President Muhammadu Buhari last week over the controversial exercise and is yet to be recalled. |
ABUJA—Indications emerged last night that the immediate past Interior Minister, Mr. Abba Moro, tried but failed to hijack the rescheduled recruitment of 1,600 Nigerians into the Nigerian Immigration Service. Investigations by Vanguard indicate that Moro, whose ministry supervised Immigrations, Prisons and Civil Defence, had objected to the conduct of the recruitment into NIS by the Presidential Committee raised by former President, Goodluck Jonathan. Vanguardinvestigation further revealed that Moro tried in vain to stop the presidential committee from recruiting the new hands by raising some legal issues to justify his position, but was overruled by the then Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke. Moro’s attempt to take charge of the new recruitment exercise followed the death of no fewer than 15 NIS job applicants and the loss of at least N1 billion by those who had to part with N1,000 each as a condition for taking part in the controversial and tragic process. Documents obtained byVanguardin Abuja yesterday, indicated that the former minister, in a memo dated February 17, and addressed to the Attorney-General of the Federation, objected to allowing the presidential committee to handle the recruitment in conjunction with the Immigrations and Prisons Services Board, IPSB, saying it could be illegal. The memo, with reference No. MI/HMO/S.373/11/25, signed by Moro and addressed to the HAFG, the former minister claimed that neither the presidential committee nor the IPSB had the expressed power to venture into the recruitment of staff for the NIS. Findings byVanguardshow that the NIS Controller-General, Mr. David Paradang, who was desirous of getting more fresh hands into the service, fell a victim of the recruitment exercise by making the board to ratify the appointment of the 1,600 staff, following the clearance given by the Attorney-General that the exercise was in order. Paradang had requested that a total of 4,556 officers and men should be recruited to shore up the NIS operations, but the former Minister of Finance and the Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, overruled him, saying that there was no money to support that large number. Rather than get the 4,556 staff at once, the minister directed that the number should be spread over three years. The NIS boss was suspended by President Muhammadu Buhari last week over the controversial exercise and is yet to be recalled. |
My amiabl Gov. We re proud of u . #lady F were are u? I knw by nw u are dere snoring too bad for u. Koko pioko! |
U b victim of circmstnc! #Logbatan! |
No more bssnss, gone doz days wen d clueless and same time d shoeless ex-presdo use our NEPA as a money maken machine! Shoeless ppl are thiefs!! ![]() |
IntroVAT:na so u de tink ahm! |
Some nitwits always try to write somtn datx not reasnabl just for dem to b FTC ![]() |
Mttscheeww!!! Common caretkr c hw him pot belli de show, d slowpoke no de fill shame de snap wit diz dead canos! Only in nigeria such shit do hapn, de levl wey rich man rena poor man e to high! ![]() |
Plz for dox dat pertcptd for d traininh we ve group on bbm u can fill free to join us! Ur contribtn and idea is highly nided tanx! 56876B9E |
D situation of taken ghana weed sipahm wit kunu b dat! ![]() |
Y always pastors huh?! Y men of God like kpekus lik diz? no b dere falt sha, d way grls of nowadays dress de go church u go tink say na fashion parade de 1 go. 2 bad gaskia |
Noted! Dough am more concernd wit the jubless youth on NL. For dox dat struggle hard to b FTC ona own jublesnss do turch brain, e de show hw ona de take ghana weed take ahm wit kunu join. ![]() |
I miss diz man smile! Evn Buhari tlk ahm, wat did u like most from Gej and he said " i love his smile" d man Bleep up sha. ![]() |
Barcanista i tink na Ghanain weed u smoke and take ahm with akamu. |
lurther:dude take ahm easy cos na frustration go finishd u, i can c ur heart is burning. |





no b dere falt sha, d way grls of nowadays dress de go church u go tink say na fashion parade de 1 go. 2 bad gaskia 