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@flyuche
wetin na!don't you think you are overworking your antivirus with the number of malware it is detecting.
don't tempt the devils of a virus oh

lynxnoon:
yeah yeah
continue to dey enjoy oh
very soon,,,,,,,,

you know what to do.steal money if you don't have and cop one for yourself

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password of rar folder is arohi .size is 42MB.

hayprof:
Thank God this is all Over, because I was here wondering wat could have made his Antivirus program stop updating, . .

. . .Imagine he was tryn secure his PC frm Virus attacks whereas VIRUS sef don Secure him, . .

first time i heard of a virus preventing update of an anti-virus.the virus must have been made by a Nigerian cos it surely thinks like one

@oyb
lets know what speed you get so we can compare it with RevO and EvDo speeds because i don't think they have RevA in lagos

$56,000 in one night?let me multiply it @N142 = N7,952,000.00 only.

that is the annual salary of 7 workers who are paid N100,000 per month.it took like 4-5 years for promotion in rank before they could even smell this kind money.sometimes they are not even paid on time.

Lamide,don't worry.we are forgiving and brainless Nigerians.our talk is all in vain because only God knows how much you took to the party.i can only imagine how much you are going to carry to your next function.relax,you hear,Oyo govt money is there for you and your family to spend.
God bless the Alao-Alakas

you can now see why yahoo boys will never give up their hustle

ikeyman00:
_{when u got northern-monkies ans ododuwa in charge what do u expect}

chill,dude.we should fight the lebanese slumbags and not ourselves

The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON
Semi-Final Draw
Ties to be played 18 and 19 April 2009 at Wembley Stadium
Winning clubs will receive £1,000,000 from The FA

Arsenal or Hull will face Chelsea and Manchester United will meet Everton after the draw for The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON Semi-Finals was made on Sunday evening.

Arsenal and Hull City must first decide their Sixth Round tie at the Emirates with the victors taking on 2007 FA Cup Winners Chelsea.

Meanwhile Everton, whose last Semi-Final appearance was in 1995, will take on Manchester United who they beat in The Final 14 years ago.

The draw was made at Soho Square by 1971 FA Cup winner Bob Wilson and Joe Royle, who as manager guided Everton to their FA Cup success in 1995.

The draw is as follows

1 Arsenal or Hull City v Chelsea
2 Manchester United v Everton

The two Semi-Final ties will be played on the weekend of 18 and 19 April, at Wembley Stadium, further details will be available on TheFA.com once confirmed.

The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON
Semi-Final Draw
Ties to be played 18 and 19 April 2009 at Wembley Stadium
Winning clubs will receive £1,000,000 from The FA

Arsenal or Hull will face Chelsea and Manchester United will meet Everton after the draw for The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON Semi-Finals was made on Sunday evening.

Arsenal and Hull City must first decide their Sixth Round tie at the Emirates with the victors taking on 2007 FA Cup Winners Chelsea.

Meanwhile Everton, whose last Semi-Final appearance was in 1995, will take on Manchester United who they beat in The Final 14 years ago.

The draw was made at Soho Square by 1971 FA Cup winner Bob Wilson and Joe Royle, who as manager guided Everton to their FA Cup success in 1995.

The draw is as follows

1 Arsenal or Hull City v Chelsea
2 Manchester United v Everton

The two Semi-Final ties will be played on the weekend of 18 and 19 April, at Wembley Stadium, further details will be available on TheFA.com once confirmed.

dumb dumb dumb

and anybody who falls for a dumb like you is dumber dumber dumber

nuff said

i don't understand why they should have been pardoned in the first place.on top the money they make in Nigeria,they still find time to be involved in 419scams

maybe because of their connection with Abacha

"Check out this pending case against the Vaswani Brothers"

Vaswani Brothers in Trouble Again
Written by Dike Onwuamaeze   
Sunday, 04 January 2009


Barely one year after they were pardoned and allowed back into Nigeria, the Vaswani Brothers – Sunil, Haresh and Mahesh – have allegedly run foul of the country’s laws again. Consequently, The Honda Place, as their auto shops are called, in Lagos, Kano, Abuja and Port Harcourt, has been closed down by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. The Honda Place is a subsidiary of the Stallion Group. The trio are directors of the conglomerate. Also, the anti-graft agency said it has launched a manhunt for the trio. Femi Babafemi, EFCC’s spokesman confirmed the commission’s sealing of the premises. “It is true that we sealed off The Honda Place in Lagos and we have launched a manhunt for the three Vaswani brothers. We got a petition against them and investigation is still in progress,” he said.

The commission claimed that it took the action because the Vaswanis refused to appear before it to answer to charges of fraud brought against them by their erstwhile business partners. On December 24, the EFCC asked the group to submit its finances for scrutiny. A request it promptly complied with.

The commission also requested that the three directors of the Stallion Group should report to its head office for questioning over a Four billion Naira fraud perpetrated by THP, located on Akin Adesola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Same day, the agency pasted a seal that read “Under Investigation” on the offices. However, it finally closed it down on December 31.

A source said that the brothers were involved in several controversial financial dealings in Nigeria. “They are alleged to have forged documents with which they defrauded Globe Motors in a deal they were involved in,” the source said.

One of the questions while the controversy over the deal festered last week was over the whereabouts of the Vaswani brothers. Where were they? Newswatch investigation revealed that the Vaswani brothers were unable to personally answer the EFCC’s summons because they were all out of the country on holiday. Viskas Kaine, spokesperson of the Stallion Group, said the directors of the company were on Christmas holiday in different parts of Asia and Europe and could not have been able to organise to travel back to Nigeria within a very short time frame. “Our directors have absolutely no reason to ‘run’ or ‘flee’ anywhere,” The Honda Place said in a recent press statement on its face-off with the EFCC.

Globe Motors has been at loggerheads with the firm over unsatisfactory business dealings. Several cases between the two companies are pending in courts while some have been resolved. The crux of their quarrel is an agreement between Globe and THP dated 1993 on how to import and market Honda vehicles in Nigeria.

In a petition it sent to the EFCC on May 8, 2008, Globe Motors claimed that THP obtained the sum of N40 billion by false pretence from it. Falana and Falana Chambers filed the petition on behalf of Globe Motors. The petitioners traced the disagreement to 1992 when the Honda Motors of Japan imposed a stiff condition for any firm intending to be its sole franchise holder in Nigeria. The condition stipulated that the dealer must clear the backlog meant for Nigeria and build a standard Honda workshop in the country. Fulfilling these conditions, according to the petitioners, meant that the dealer would incur at least N200 million losses as at 1992.

Falana and Falana Chambers said in the petition: “It was difficult for any single motor company in Nigeria to meet the above condition in order to take up the sole dealership. As a result, The Honda Place approached our client and represented to our client that they will give them a sub-dealership that will enable them to be importing 45 percent of Honda vehicles earmarked for Nigeria by Honda Motors, Japan if our client would enable Honda Place to succeed as sole dealer by sharing the backlog burden with them. Our client agreed and went ahead to clear the 50 percent of the said backlog and Honda Place was made the sole dealer in 1993.”

However, soon after they have received the sole dealership for the Nigerian market, the Vaswani brothers started devising a way that would enable them to renege their obligations to Globe Motors. “In their quest to render the representation they made to our client ineffective, Sunil Vaswani, Mahesh Vaswani, Haresh Vaswani, Mrs Rita Vaswani, Gopal Kritshina and other principal agents of Honda Place alleged that the Honda dealership had been given to another company, THP Limited and that Honda Place was incapable of giving Globe Motors 45 percent.”

The Vaswanis were accused of forging a dealership agreement between THP Limited and Honda Japan to get Globe Motors to believe the falsehood. THP was accused of blotting out the month of the year the agreement was signed between it and Honda Japan.

The police report on the investigation it carried on the agreement between THP and Honda Japan confirmed the forgery. “Examination of the document mentioned above carried out with the aid of video spectral comparator and other apparatus revealed evidence of alteration by means of correction fluid. But a look at the back of the concealed portion clearly revealed the word April. It is my opinion therefore that what was originally in the questioned portion was 1st of April 1995,” E. Kolawale, a forensic document examiner, said in the police report.   

But the falsehood was betrayed by the fact that Sunil who signed the agreement between Globe and Honda Place also signed the one between Honda Japan and THP Limited, which is an abbreviation of The Honda Place. “In the light of the foregoing, you will agree with us that the Vaswani brothers fraudulently lured our client into footing the financial responsibility of the 50 percent backlog which availed them the sole dealership with Honda Japan. Thereafter, they falsified the said dealership agreement in order to properly exonerate themselves from liability,” Falana wrote. He then pleaded: “It will be appreciated if you can use your good offices to compel the Vaswani brothers to pay to our client the sum of N40 billion that was obtained by false pretences.”

In a release issued on December 31, THP said that the only investigation it was aware of stemmed from the petition by Globe Motors, which it has responded to through its lawyers. It further claimed that the issues placed before the commission had been determined by the Supreme Court and was still pending at the Lagos State High Court.

THP categorically claimed that it possessed the exclusive rights to distribute and render after sales service for all brands of Honda cars in Nigeria. “We do not have any subsisting contractual relationship with Globe Motors or any other company with respect to the distribution of Honda cars. A sub-dealership agreement that was executed in favour of Globe Motors was terminated mutually upon the failure of Globe Motors to adhere with the rules and regulations approved in the sub-dealership agreement by the manufacturers. This termination was confirmed by the consent judgement of the High Court of Lagos State,” the company said.

THP pointed out that an attempt by Globe Motors to resuscitate the agreement was dismissed by the Supreme Court in a unanimous judgement it delivered on July 15, 2005. It described the petition on forgery or alteration to the EFCC by Globe Motors as baffling as similar allegations have been dismissed by an Abuja High Court and are also pending before the Lagos High Court. “We deny forging any document whatsoever or misleading Globe Motors Limited at any time. We have never received a kobo from Globe Motors towards the realisation of our rights of distributorship and we are not owing Globe Motors any sum whatsoever.” It said the allegation that THP failed to heed EFCC’s summons and answer Globe Motors petition as total surprise.

The current move is coming barely six years after the former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration deported the Vaswanis in May 2003 on charges of defrauding the government of tax revenue worth N40 billion. Obasanjo vowed in his Independence broadcast on October 2003 that they would never set foot in Nigeria in spite of their intentions to invest in the Nigerian economy. Then, there were similar threats to seal up the businesses of the Stallion Group. The EFCC also, in a bid to strangulate the group, instructed the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to stop the allocation of foreign exchange to them. “This was a clear attempt to kill our businesses before the investigation would be completed and put 7,500 people out of work,” the Stallion Group said in a public statement it issued in response to the 2003 crackdown. The group described the allegation to defraud the government of N40 billion in 2003 as “wicked and totally untrue.”

The deportation of the Vaswanis in 2003 happened few weeks after the government had signed two separate approvals for the Stallion Group to invest $100 million and $300 million respectively in the establishment of a rice mill and the third largest cement-processing factory in the world in Nigeria. These could have reduced the prices of these commodities in the country.

In 2007, reprivee came their way as President Umaru Yar’Adua permitted the three men to return to Nigeria on October 12, 2007. “After a careful study of your case as presented, and, after appraisals and analysis of submissions by various relevant government agencies, and in the spirit of justice, fairness and observance of the rule of law, Mr President has approved the revocation of the deportation order that caused your deportation from Nigeria in May 2003,” Major General Abdullahi Mohammed, former chief of staff to the President, said in 2007.

Reported by Demola Abimboye

http://www.newswatchngr.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=468&Itemid=32

$1.6b Fraud: EFCC Arrests Vaswani Brothers Again
By Alexandra Mede Snr Correspondent, Abuja

Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Friday in Lagos arrested two of the Vaswani brothers for duping a man to the tune of $1.6 billion.

The brothers, who were only recently, in trouble with the anti-corruption commission for allegedly defrauding Globe Motors of N40 billion, are back in the EFCC net for allegedly defrauding one Rotimi Sawyer.

According to a reliable EFCC source, the business the brothers had with their victim involved intellectual property.

The source revealed that the two brothers, Suril and Haresh Vaswani, made a deal with Sawyer over his literary work and had actually remitted a part of the royalties to him but reneged on the full payment.

"They reneged on the deal and refused to pay Rotimi Sawyer the balance of $1.6 billion which was due him," the source stated.

Disclosing that the arrest of the two Vaswani brothers followed a petition forwarded to the chairman of the anti-graft commission by the victim, the EFCC source added that they were arrested for obtaining money from the petitioner by false pretence.

When Sunday Independent contacted the Head of Media and Publicity at the EFCC, Femi Babafemi, he confirmed the arrest in Lagos , declining further comment however.

http://www.independentngonline.com/news/tfpg/article03

oh i forgot,monday is public holiday.

ope oooohhhh

rio better be fit for wednesday because that evans boy gets stage fright under pressure.any news on o'shea?i can't believe i'm praying for his recovery.the guy has been amazing at right back.

wetin dey do me sef?sebi inter get their injury problems too.let me think about saturday

From HiTV, Viewers Reap Bumper Harvest

Determined to make Pay TV accessible to all Nigerians irrespective of their income bracket, Nigeria's satellite television outfit, HiTV, has introduced a new price regime for its new bouquet that is aimed at getting more Nigerians connected to the Correct TV.

And the monthly subscription for the new bouquet of channels, which will be launched as part of HiTV's second anniversary celebrations is N1, 900 as against N4,000 flat rate subscription regime it has operated since February 2007 when the station came on air.

This latest development was announced by the Managing Director of HiTV, Toyin Subair, at a dinner organised to celebrate and reward all those, especially dealers who have left no stone unturned in marketing the station and its product to all the nook and cranny of Nigeria.

Subair said that in less than 24 months, the station has notched up 180, 000 subscribers through the indefatigable effort of the dealers.

A visibly elated Subair also used the occasion to tell guests that included Austin Jay Jay Okocha, Kate Henshaw -Nuttal, Chico Ejiro, Segun Arinze among others obstacles he had to overcome in making HiTV a success story which it is just after two years of operation.

However, the two most-elated people, though, they were not present at the Civic Centre, venue of the dinner, were Iyen and Nwandoro, two top subscribers of HiTv, Nigeria, when they were informed that they just won a brand new Geely car each.

For Nwandoro, his tone was that of someone who was a recipient of a crank call or perhaps a fraudster.

Even when gifted footballer and former skipper of Nigeria's national team, Super Eagles, Austin Jay Jay Okocha, told him on speaker phone that he was the one indeed informing him of the good news, Nwandoro, still had doubts wrapped round his voice.

But that was the true situation. Both subscribers and other 12 won for themselves fantastic prizes that left most people regretting not subscribing to HiTv all these while.

Subair went down memory lane as he talked about the challenges the outfit had faced in the last two years. He paid tribute to the resilience of HiTv's staff whom he described as a group of young Nigerians "that will surely be the future leaders of this great country, Nigeria."

One of the biggest challenges, the intellectual property lawyer said, was the issue of payment of subscription. He is happy that it has been resolved and it is now a model in the satellite television turf.

"The new subscriber management system has improved our processes tremendously, we have been able to perfect automation with this system and this has brought a lot of ease to our customers. Once they make the payment at the bank, the account is activated automatically. It is only in very few cases, such as when the smart card number are not correctly filled in the tellers or are posted wrongly those delays are experienced. Even in such cases, once the customer calls in, we are able to rectify quickly. By the end of the month, our dear subscribers will be able to pay, on-line, at any ATM, through well distributed scratch cards, POS terminals at our dealers among others."

The major challenge HiTV faced, as an organisation in the last two years Subair told the audience, "was in the area of service delivery. I must confess we were quite overwhelmed by Nigerians who came out massively to support our business. The period it took us to take necessary steps meant that many of our subscribers did not receive the very best of services from us, for that, we offer our sincere apologies. We have, however quickly responded to the need and taken the necessary steps to put in place better facilities to support our growing business. You will agree with me that most of the issues surrounding payment confirmation and activations have been dealt with. We are however not resting on our laurels as we are determined as an organisation to give world class services."

Subair is however "grateful to God and Nigerians for the support we got since we started the business. It was quite challenging at the beginning but by the Grace of God, we have been able to achieve so much. Today we are Africa's fastest-growing Pay TV and as a Nigerian company that makes us very proud."

He reiterated that HiTv is not all about sports showing. "That's a misconception we are currently addressing. The truth is we are the very best in terms of football content, you know we are the major broadcast right owner for EPL, Laliga, SereA and we have also won the Uefa Champion League which we will start showing live from August this year which also means that it is only on HiTv that viewers can watch PL, Carling Cup, Serie A and Champions League from next season. However, there is so much more on our platform, which the public is not aware of because of our strength in football content. We really do have something for every Nigerian.

"We currently have 25 channels, and out of those, only five channels speak to the sport genre. We have three channels dedicated to kids, four dedicated to news, one documentary channel, three religious channels, three movie channels, three music channels, two lifestyle channels and we even have one channel dedicated to the Yoruba audience - Amuludun. (state channels). This month, we are celebrating these other channels so that Nigerians know what they stand to enjoy when they come on the HiTV platform."

Unlike before when it started out, when big rights owners would not want to meet with them, Subair revealed that they are the ones actually calling to have a meeting with HiTv at the moment.

"It shows the modest progress we have made in the last two years."

At the Anniversary Dinner, rewards were given to top performing dealers and a raffle draw was conducted to pick 24 lucky winners from one-year subscribers. The anniversary promotion, Subair said, is in line with HiTV's vision of "being the preferred highway of delivering the very best of information and entertainment channels into every home in Nigeria."

http://www.independentngonline.com/fali/lead/article01

how come no one heard about this dinner?who were the subscribers that were rewarded?what is the 1,900 bouquet all about and how many channels come with it?HiTv is not football Tv so why lay emphasis on only football,afterall they also have movie and news heads who are not satisfied with their services?they should think of upgrading the movie channels cos the ones they got are plain nonsense!although i'm a football freak,the fact remains that between june to september,there will be nothing to supplement my 8 months of epl.that sucks if you ask me.

i hope this is not a publicity stunt!

even though it still doesn't make sense to me,the fact remains that it worked for you so @poster,give it a try before you subject your system to hard formatting and let us know how it turns out

@cristalz
men,you should have kept this topic on the ice for another 1 day.now i don't feel like going to work on monday

ManURus baby

the problem should be from the settings i.e update option of your antivirus.starcomms izap is antivirus friendly so no need for you to panick,ok .

for avast,you can go to www.avast.com and download the latest update although the file is around 20mb.

@grafikdon
are you trying to imply that the malware recognises the name of the antivirus engine?me thinks the malware recognises the antivirus by its programming and not by its prefix.you will only make sense to me if you say the suffix .exe should be changed.

i'm confused here

flyuche:
Honestly we need more competition in the EVDO space. Starcomms is not living up to expectation, And this 3GB data cap from the GSM providers for 10k is criminal.

you can't really blame them.they have subscribers that ran from intercellular(does it still exist?) and even multilinks.i compare starcomms to MTN because these two companies are the most consistent in terms of delivery of service over a long period of time.any company that wants to outclass them should be ready to MAKE PROFIT and not sweet tongue their clients with fantastic packages they cannot maintain

@DaPhoenix
any way you could tell me how to make a download link show "click here" or "download here" instead of showing the details of the link?

NYSC cannot be scraped
Reason - The programme is an avenue for skilled and educated personnel to go and spread their knowledge in the less developed areas of Nigeria i.e Northern Nigeria.let's look at it,would a graduate doctor go to the inner villages of Dutse or Azare to practice for even one month?the answer is no.the only region that benefits from this programme is the North.i don't have any problem with the North but it seems all the complaints about scrapping NYSC come from graduates who have served their mother(father) land in these areas.recently,no-go areas have included the Niger delta which is very volatile.

I suggest the programme should be restructured so that corpers posted into the hinterland are given incentives to have a wonderful 12month experience and not come back with tales of hardship and suffering.

good luck bro.target the NGOs like USAID,FHI,Action Aid INtl etc.

are you kidding me?

seriously,are you?

serious nah

omg,you are

guy,i can now see why you wanted to learn how to embed youtube player
nice vids

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lynxnoon:
abeg wen dat tin go stat sef?

Friday,April 17th 2009

@DaPhoenix
thanks a lot

otikpoko:
Aieromon,Lovely thread.If nokia 5800 is N48,000 or N50,000,then it is very very cheap.

thanks,bro.i know that soon,more people will own the n97 than the 5800xm and i will have to throw it away and buy a 5900

i hope you are ready for the finale of PB

shilees:
dont even near Avira? lailai, since i started using it my system has been hanging and d funny thing is dat i bought the licence but the so called avira has turned to virus. i will not advise my greatest enemy to use AVIRA.

care to tell us what you use now