₦airaland Forum

Warri _Pikin: It does not make sense to be building more white elephant projects which merely serve as a good avenue for corruption.
The FG should intensively search for foreign investors to build refineries and sell fuel to Nigerians at competitive prices.

wales: Oh Lord, please when will a true and sincere leader leads your beloved country? Why has it because a crime in Nigeria to built a refinery? Why is it that nothing seems to work? Why have we become the laughing stock of the international community? Its a shame and insult on us Nigerians that at this age in time, we still imports petroluem products. Something tells me nobody is in charge as…………… I rest my case!

Revolva: Well that's the hussle but how were they caught - can't they sufr anonymously with correct ip hiding software - were they dumb !!! They bleeped up - wish I was a hacker!!!! I for don hammer

Cusubaba: Eric Amoateng, the sitting member of Ghana Parliament for Nkroranza North, Broho Ahafo Region, Ghana. On Sunday, December 11, 2005 was arrested in United States for peddling in Drugs with a street value of US $6 million. Eric Amoateng has been sentenced to 10 years in jail by a United State( US) District court in Brooklyn, New York. Pls just kindly google it.

shymexx: You're not making sense at all... How could they have used keylogger when according to the report, they had no physical access to the PC used by the victims?? - the keyword is "hacking"

SmoothLIFE: Ask yourself why Nigeria does not have a good olympic team! This is so because any Nigerian that can run, swim etc etc are already in Ghana!!!!

PetroDolla: Hahahah giant ko, ant ni! LOL

not only the most phucked sh1tty country, but the country with the largest group of uglies chei, ma belle-- uglies ooooh not only 419ner, kidnappers, terrorists, armed robber, pr0stitutes.... but uglies ...chei ma belle

rampant lover: Operation flush nigerians is happening live in Botswana. Hahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. IT'S A CURSE TO BE A NIGERIAN.

PetroDolla: Chei, wahala dey ooooh. these apes are in deep sh1t ooooh. bvlls1t country that survives on just oil-- now the journey into the dustbin is going to be faster .


Nigeria Might Be Unable To Finance 2013 Budget

There are indications that the Nigeria may not be able finance its 2013 budget given the declining level of its crude oil demanded by major buyers such as the United States and the glaring fact that the nation will have to look at other light oil importers to supply its oil.

Sisi_Kill: When Ghanaians did this


And we warned them on this THREAD that there would be ^{*in the voice of Oyedepo*} FOOOOOOOOOOOOOWL CONSEQUENCES, they didn't listen. Now it's payback time, they are crying.


Yep, Y'all can go ahead and just Call me a Flamer today

shymexx: Tell your country's Armed Forces to stop being cheap and start encrypting their passwords...

They can download freeware on the internet if Ghana is that broke, ok??

shymexx: How's this different from what anonymous hackers et al do all the time??

They're Nigerians - so freaking what?? - Nigerians care too much by an image that's already messed up, anyway smh...

Red-Light:
One article there

Arsene wenger no go change

Arsenal Coachee
Arsene Wenger
talk say im go
continu to dey
do ,as im dey
do as per d way im dey take train players
for inside the klub insted of to
dey scatta big big kulele dey
sign playas.

Umunede: Papa ajasco won the best comedy TV programme in your country. we run your country from sports to entertainment and everything. cry. there is nothing you can do about it. I am in your country and i know everything going on in your DEBTOR country. i am waiting for you.

[size=14pt]Two Nigerians arrested for hacking into GAF mails[/size]
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Two Nigerians have been arrested for allegedly attempting to divert $13,978 belonging to Ghanaian peacekeepers after they had succeded in hacking into the e-mails of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF).

The suspects, Peter Okechukwu, 32, and Emmanuel Ifedi, 31, were arrested by officials of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service at a branch of the United Bank of Africa (UBA), in Accra, where they had gone to cash the money.

According to the Director General of the CID, Commissioner of Police, Mr Prosper Agblor, in November, this year, the two suspects managed to enter the e-mails of Continental African Trading Limited (CATAL) and the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) GHANBATT 76 and intercepted all electronic communications between the two parties.

CATAL, an international organisation, had been supplying home appliances to Ghanaian peacekeeping troops on various missions at different locations in the world.

Recently CATAL was contacted as usual by the GAF to supply home appliances for UNIFIL GHANBATT?76 peacekeeping troops in Lebanon.

Mr Agblor said there was correspondence between CATAL?and the military through the Internet concerning the supply of the items.

Somewhere along the line, he said, the e-mails between GAF and CATAL were hacked into by the two Nigerians who intercepted all mails from both ends and replied them as if they were coming from the rightful receivers of the email.

Mr Agblor said the two suspects using the identity of CATAL?sent an email to the military instructing them to pay cash in the sum of $13,978 into a United Bank for Africa account number 01011651102235 as part payment for the supply of the goods.

Upon receipt of the information, the GAF transfered $13,978 into the account as instructed by the two suspects.

Mr Agblor said CATAL realised that the military had suddenly stopped communicating with them on matters relating to the transfer of the money so they followed up with a phone call and detected that the military had paid an amount of $13,978 into an account number supplied by them.

He said it was at that stage that they both realised that someone had hacked into their emails and quickly reported the issue to the Documentation and Visa Fraud Unit of the CID.

Mr Agblor said that the Business Development Manager of CATAL reported the case to the police and checks at the bank revealed that the money had not yet been cashed by the suspects.

The police therefore mounted surveillance at the bank awaiting the arrival of the suspects.

According to Mr Agblor, on November 11, 2012, Peter Okechukwu who happened to be the owner of the said account was arrested when he turned up at the bank to cash the amount.

Upon interrogation, the police said, Okechukwu admitted to the offence but mentioned Emmanuel Ifedi as the master brain behind the whole deal and led the police to his house at Ashaley Botwe, an Accra suburb.

He said investigations were still on-going after which the two would be put before court.

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=259439

[size=14pt]NPP: We are not ready for court[/size]

The New Patriotic Party says it is in no rush to go to court to challenge results of the elections which they claim was rigged in favour of John Mahama.

According to Nii Ayikoi Otoo, chairman of the NPP legal committee, the party is still gathering evidence and would go to the Supreme Court to challenge the results when the party is convinced that it has enough evidence...

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=259368

Umunede: the alleged rigged result indicates that NPP won 2 out of 10 regions. Wot of d unrigged result. Also, it is not about region but about numbers. D alleged rigged result was won by 50.4% but u know as well as I do dat a victory of 49.99% would have lead to 2nd round and anything can happen from there

Umunede: all these u are saying is story. I am in ghana and I can tell u dat d general belief is dat d election was rigged. Well, no need to argue, d matter is in court. D court will decide but I can assure you that d opposition party have a good case. Y did Afari Gyan d electoral chairman, ran to d US d same nite after announcing d result?

Umunede: This is just a statement. What do you expect to hear from EC before?

Umunede: Economy of just Lagos state(one state out of 36 plus Abuja FCT) is more than your economy.

PRESS RELEASE - TRANSMISSION OF ELECTION RESULTS

The Commission’s attention has been drawn to allegations that it has engaged the services of a company to do electronic transmission and collation of results on its behalf. We wish to state emphatically that no such engagement has been made, neither is the Commission doing electronic transmission of results.

The Commission wishes to inform the general public that the transmission of results to its Head Office follows a clearly laid down transparent process.

We wish to remind the public that ballots are counted openly at the polling stations and the results are signed by the agents of the parties, who are given copies of the signed results. The signed copies of the polling station results are then sent physically to the constituency collation centres, where collation of results is done in the presence of agents of the parties.

At the end of the collation, the party representatives again sign and receive copies of the constituency results sheets. Copies of the signed declaration of results are sent to the Regional Offices of the Commission, from where they are faxed directly to the Operations Room of the Commission.

The public is informed that currently there are representatives of the parties in the Commission’s operations room who are receiving and checking the results before endorsing them by signing. Indeed, copies of the results are made for them before a copy is sent to the Chairman of the Commission for his signature.

In some instances, party representatives in the operations room have called their agents in the constituencies to cross check the result before signing them.

The procedure for the transmission of election results to the operations room is therefore thoroughly transparent and does not lend itself to manipulation.

The Commission wishes to reiterate that election results are signed and sent by fax and no company has been engaged for any such undertaking.

We wish to assure the nation that we will continue to use the transparent and verifiable approach of transmitting results and further assure that no results can be manipulated.

DR. K. AFARI GYAN
CHAIRMAN

http://results.ec.gov.gh/news.php?news=110

Red-Light:
lovely names ... name that most africans wanna bear now....

PetroDolla: I also read somewhere that a nigerian is likely to suffer a mental health crisis as some point in their lives. so don't be surprised to see many mad people here !

Red-Light:
yvonne nelson wants to die because iyanya dumped him for a prettier girl

PetroDolla: why do you think they are so phucked? they are the most phucked up people on earth, and think they are the best little wonder the rest of the world treat them with utmost contempt and scorn. they are worse than goats....more like maggo-ts. despicable, very despicable