₦airaland Forum

clockpause: I stil dont knw who OJB is......

He produced 2face's monster hit, African queen and he sings too.

texaco1: our politicians arent smart,this is a good way to win ppls hearts and votes ,sponsor the trip and everything .believe some ppl will vote for u just because of this singular act

Are you a learner? That can only happen in a sane and non-corrupt country. They would rather use the money to bribe Party members, police, inec officials, voters and hire thugs to ensure their winnings. D'banj, please contribute, dont fall my hand o. I wish ojb well in jesus name.

donaldmac: d banj na slowpoke abi im tink say all d women na ashewo wey go de dey at his service all de tyme?... abeg make im go get a life. i know by now he wil be regreting breakin up with don jazzy... hahahha im be think say jayz and kanye west go allow am make im chop with dem on the table in usa....hahahhahah dey will always put him where he belongs.....

You asked someone who raked in several millions in a single show, to get a life? Even if you are hating, would n't you use your brain while at it?

Ac milano. This man needs AC to cool off in jail.

Mobil has been carrying out illegalities in this country for long. The thief was caught:

By News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
The activities of International Oil Companies operating in the oil sector and milking the economy came to the fore as the Tax Appeal Tribunal, Lagos Zone, on Friday ordered Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited to pay 83.4 million dollars (N13 billion) education tax to the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS).


Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited, an ExxonMobil subsidiary operates an oil export terminal off Akwa Ibom coastline connected by a pipeline network to its two oil blocks in a Joint Venture with NNPC.

The tribunal gave the order while delivering judgment on an appeal filed by the oil company against the FIRS.

Chairman of the five-man tribunal, Mr. Kayode Sofola (SAN), said the amount represented the company's education tax liability for 2008 alone.

The company had instituted the appeal on May 5, 2011 when FIRS issued with it an education tax liability of 83.4 million dollars for 2008.

The appellant's counsel, Mr T. Emuwa, had claimed that the assessment breached an agreement signed by the company with the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

Emuwa said the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was first signed in 1986 and renewed in 2000.

He said the 2000 MoU allowed the company to deduct all amounts paid to other agencies from the tax due to the federal and state governments

FIRS had through its counsel, Mrs B.H. Oniyangi, claimed that the 2000 MoU was signed for a three-year term, adding that its validity ended on Jan.1, 2003.


Oniyangi held that the federal government, through a letter issued by the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) on Jan. 17, 2008, also confirmed that the MoU had lapsed.

According to her, the 2000 MoU was replaced by the Petroleum Profits Tax Act (PPTA) which was used to issue the disputed assessment.

Delivering the judgment, Sofola agreed that the said MoU was only for a three-year term, noting that there was no evidence before the panel that it was renewed.

He said: ``The 2000 MoU thus expired at the end of 2002. The parties never did anything to keep it alive longer, as stated in clause 7.1.

``In effect, clause 7.1 contains an option to renew, exercisable at the joint instance of all the parties. This option was never exercised, and thus no renewal or extension was triggered.’’

Sofola said the appellant was no longer entitled to make deductions allowed under the 2000 MoU, in calculating their education tax.

``The PPTA is the legislation in force and cannot be subordinated to the mere contemplations of the MoU.

``We uphold the respondent's (FIRS) assessment of the appellant to education tax of $83,414,793.

``We order the appellant to pay accordingly,’’ the tribunal chairman added.


CCNL patentees, victory is near

Revolva: whih legend...pls define legendary.for us...Dbanj is just an artist ..he may be Made...but i dont see any legedary..insight in him.....now wey Don don leave am..e get as matter be oo he mingles with B-list Artist now...lol

Mr 2Chainz 4 Bracelets..haha welometo naija.....omo dem no turn you to 1 chain..wackest rapper

It seems as if robbers were after you, while typing this gibberish.

Fact: Igbos cant survive alone.

Keshi's poor player management dealt us a massive blow in the tournament. You put Ideye who nearly injured his ankle in his quest to nick in a cross, against top-class defence. Truth be told, strikers like Osaze, anichebe would have made difference. Most of the attackers paraded by keshi have no biz in goal scoring activity. Good exposure for the defenders and midfielders, though.

LayGiri: Mr. Airmack I wrote that blogpost myself and u got to put it on Nairaland before me. lol, thank you sir but are you a witch?

I am no witch am more like an angel. I call shots from the air,not in hell. I work in nanoseconds, supersonic speed,intel.I like music will soon start a record label.

iv4fb: @mynd_44, keep the truth to urself! Do u even know what 'moderator' means? Please refer to your dictionary.

Don't mind mynd, he knows what he is doing. I know him too and no be today.This song has been banging in my room since yesterday, with more matured beat and humorous lyrics from olamide. This is how a remix should be, I can tell u this is the best remix from naija in recent time. My only problem is it should be longer. Eja nla ti land, clear airport.

[quote author=Mynd_44]And oh.....This song sucks....I will rather listen to obasanjo attempt to sing than this.[/quote]And u want people to think you are not a tribalstic mod? You suck.

Lovely song

DKM on another level. Kayswitch gave his South eastern something to dance to. D'banj added his harmonica thingy.

Download
http://dindindara.com/obimo-kay-switch-ft-dbanj/

This video makes me remember my ex. Missing my naija chic.

''i be like a doll for your eyes''

[quote author=imsu.boi] D'Banj sabi spoil song o! See how he wrecked this beta song!






Mtcheew[/quote]Sarcasm

I will be able to buy it soon but i will prefer a landed property.

This is d0pe. Dbanj the landlord!. 'Onile ti de, ki lo se yin te n kolo?' Hope wande coal dey listen. Olamide is mad, 'oju to ti ri born again, to n wo mojo' 'oju to ti ri olosho to n se usher'. You gat game.

Dbanj, psquare, tuface ,don jazzy, wizkid and davido are enough to help ojb.

Hmnnnnnnnnn.Stupid love

even if we beat spain tahiti cant draw or beat uruguay. We already outta the competition. Good experience for the team.

Video is damn good. Another confirmation that Psquare is also average lyrically. 2face , Asa and Paul play top 'em.

Ki lo she e? Ebi n pa e? Oya Texaco bend your knees and take a spank.

@ Texaco, are you not an oil company worker? I feel like joining them on the dance floor. Besides, i wanna know who did the beat to the song. It's massive and the song is not in the DKM album tracklist.

This is ''Oliver twist'' replacement. D'banj has defeated his haters FINALLY.
Watch the dance hall video and comment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa6WR7Lemnk

Full Audio Download: http://gidimp3ng.com/music-dbanj-finally/

Afam4eva: Lmao

As Don Jazzy no dey again, na to dey steal song be the ish now

Have you heard from Dbanj and how would you trust this hungry nigerian bloggers? Was don jazzy composing for dbanj before? For your info, most american A-list musicians don't compose all their songs, they buy too.

Jet lag and underating was evident yesterday.''Body no be firewood and them no be robot''. lol. They may regret their terrible misses yesterday, if they luckily draw uruguay. Goal difference things.

end of the world is near.

Onazi no dey, the luck is outta the super eagle.