₦airaland Forum

Reporting for duty........

Arsenal must lose

oyb:
Pwc don enter one chance. This is the same rubbish auditing they did for oveanic bank.

Jungle don mature,fowl nyash don open.

The latest plan by Mr. Jonathan, several sources said, is driven by Ms. Alison-Madueke’s desperation. The Petroleum Minister is reportedly worried that she would not be able to avoid prosecution for several questionable deals in the oil sector that have catapulted her and her minions to billionaires. Her fear is reportedly heightened by the fact that she does not see the prospect of being granted asylum in any European or North American nation should she decide to flee abroad if Mr. Jonathan loses.

http://saharareporters.com/2015/02/15/scheme-afoot-bribe-national-assembly-members-postpone-elections-again

All the pieces seem to be falling into place.

eleko1:
Good development.they need not panic,they'll account for every kobo they stole.No business as usual.Make dem nor allow that Diezani/Okonjo Wahala run away

Diezani has "picked" race. I can imagine her being smuggled back to Nigeria in a crate

As for the reconciliation, the only option is to start paying back the monies they have illegally withheld all these years. Cooking the books will do them no good.

Lynxxx

Skin color and tatoos gave him away

Modified: D'Prince

http://www.naij.com/53475.html

Nokia 3315

laplace12:
That woman is beautiful










somebody remind me the topic

No be lie. Her threads will attract more viewers than Tonto Dikeh and Tiwa Savage.

Buhari,hijab this woman oh. I no go tell you again

For using the word LAVISH,the plan is DOA.

Channels TV - Best TV station for the ninth time!

They lead while others follow....

rastamouse:
The CAS ruling upheld the ban from CAF. It was the fine which was reduced to $50k

The ban was annulled and the fine reduced from $1 million to $50 thousand.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — Morocco has been cleared to play in the next two editions of the African Cup of Nations after the Court of Arbitration for Sport lifted the ban imposed by the Confederation of African Football on Thursday.
The North-African nation was expelled from the 2017 and 2019 tournaments and was fined $1 million by the CAF, which also demanded a further $9 million in compensation, after the country pulled out because of the Ebola epidemic.
Although it acknowledged Morocco's decision to withdraw was not an absolute necessity, CAS ruled that the heavy sanctions were disproportionate and that the CAF's regulations did not expressly provide for a team's removal from future competitions.
"The CAS Panel has upheld the appeal in a large proportion," CAS said in a statement. "The sanctions imposed by the CAF on the (Moroccan federation) have been set aside, with the exception of the fine, which is however reduced to $50,000."
Morocco was disqualified from this year's tournament after withdrawing as host just two months before the start of the competition, citing health risks from fans traveling from Ebola-affected regions. It asked for a delay but CAF refused and the tournament was moved to Equatorial Guinea.
Moroccan federation vice-president Nourredine Bouchhati welcomed the CAS decision as "excellent news."
"It puts an end for now to this conflict with the CAF, with which we will continue to work with normally," he told local media. "Now we will meet with national coach Baddou Zaki to begin our program of preparations."
CAS however said that CAF might be entitled to compensation for the "possible damage" caused by Morocco, an issue that "may still be examined by another jurisdiction."

crespola:
Ma boss was lyk, why do u have 2 do this? Is it because I didn't sack u?

omenka:
No, not really. I thought he was drunk and said as much in a thread a couple of days ago but a friend of mine just told me this morning he's an extremely intelligent man and a Harvard scholar. Said he's a professor of marine geology, and that the dude came down with a stroke days ago.

Think he had yet to fully recover.

Wishing him speedy recovery then.

The Governing Council of the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun appointed Professor John Ovwata Etu-Efeotor the second substantive Vice-Chancellor of the University on Thursday, October 17, 2013. He was the Director, Centre for Petroleum Geosciences at the University of Port Harcourt before his new appointment.

Born on September 8, 1947, he hails from Okpara Waterside, Ethiope East Local Government Area of Delta State, Nigeria. He studied at the University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, where he earned a First Class Honours Degree in Geology in 1971. He later proceeded to the Harvard University, U.S.A in 1972 and obtained a Masters degree in Geology in 1974.

A distinguished scholar, Prof. Etu-Efeotor was at the University of Wales, Aberysteyth, United Kingdom for a Doctoral degree also in Geology in 1977.

With these academic degrees, he was appointed a Lecturer in July 1977 at the University of Port Harcourt and he rose to the rank of Professor on May 8, 1999.

Since then, Professor John Ovwata Etu-Efeotor has earned several global awards as a result of his contributions and achievements in the academic sphere. These include Academic Noble International Award, 2008; Most Outstanding Lecturer, Institute of Petroleum Studies(IPS PH), UNIPORT and Institute De France De Petrol(IFP, Paris), between 2004 and 2012; Federal Government of Nigeria Scholar between 1974 and 1977. Others are Boutwell Harvard Fellowship, 1972 to 1974; First B.sc First Class in Geology in a Nigerian University, 1971; Best Graduating Student in Geology, 1971; and German Academic Exchange Scholar, 1968 to 1971 amongst numerous others.

Professor Etu-Efeotor on graduation was employers’ bride as he had served and worked in key global organisations including Mobil Producing Nigeria Exploration and Production where he showed uncommon skills as a Petroleum Geologist before taking flight into the academic world.

He has numerous publications to his credit and has held many positions of responsibilities in the academic environment including the pioneering efforts in establishing the two Colleges of the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun in October 2008 as a visiting Professor.

Professor John Ovwata Etu-Efeotor is married and blessed with children.

Reading that result would have implicated him in a court of law. Watch the end of the Part 2 video where he told Jega not to send him to a troublesome area again.

Writing the result under special conditions could mean he was threatened or his loved ones were held hostage. His conscience didnt allow him to read out a result which was possibly forged.

He might have looked like a clown but his lawyers must have given him the best advice possible. Everybody wins.

P.S The Collation Officer from Cross Rivers, UNIUYO VC also made her presentation with a shaky voice.

Wow at Kenneth Kaunda surprising the whole world by stepping down after 27 years in power.

There is hope for you,Zimbabwe.

Make una allow Godwin Buhari rest oh.....

Part 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzx0MHfqmhc

Part 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKf6IfIXTbk

sagr:
sir pls what could that position be?

Off the top of my head, Minister of Petroleum

Etizz:
I keep wondering about dis issue also, the FAAN recruitment, NIS are they going to continue

You and I know the true motive behind the recruitment drive.

Amaechi has 16 years of experience in the corridors of Nigerian politics. When he conceded to serve as the Director of the Buhari campaign, I wondered why people were laughing at him.

The man has a comfortable portfolio waiting for him which is going to be bigger than the VP position.

This change will only be celebrated if it translates to an improvement in the system.

We patiently watch.

chipmunkey:
She looks so graceful........ See how Amaechi is ogling her. Hope he's not crushing o! Cuz that man always has a thing for first ladies. That's how he and mama patience started.

#wicked

Beauty attracts admirers.....

Buhari should cover this Queen in hijab oh...the Vaseline crew is not smiling.

Aisha Buhari,please learn from these mistakes and project the position of the First Lady graciously just like Maryam Babangida.

Are they athletes?

Who's going to build the PDP as a strong opposition party?

I wish them goodluck in their pursuit.

Lawyers be like......maga must pay any which way.

You will always be remembered for something in this life. Its your choice what you want to be remembered for.

Its a pity that you made your choice without thinking about the consequences.

This Jega Na wa oh.....is he the one buying fuel for me at N100 per litre?

Announce this thing jor

Their definition of change cannot be the same as that of the common man.

Keep them close but be wary,Baba B

One by one,they are denying the President.....

What a shame....

Gaddemit.

God bless the People's General

God bless Nigeria