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This referee don collect bribe. Yellow for Vidic na

Who is that Everton player with NO NAME AND NUMBER ON JERSEY?

Moses should sign after this match

I am a drug Boss man. - Ross

Olympic is not to win, but to participate - Nigerian Government

WTF So Blacks are cleaners?

Tolaaaaannni: No they are showing it from the beginning. But after people of other countries have seen it.

Pathetic

Ok Greece - origin of olympics. Then Nigerian Anthem will follow.

What kind of closing ceremony is this?

broda Tayooooooooooo

Make them close this olympic jare. Bring Premiership joor. They supposed not display Nigerian flag for this ceremony.

^^^^^ what about me?

Who is Afam4ever? A comedian? Because you saw Mr. Bean in the London 2012 opening ceremony, does n't mean Brazil would ignore theirs and bring you for same.

daregold: AH This Guy will surely suffer if he marries this lady, I wish I know him personally and advise him not and Never to marry this Lady. I cry for this man. I Pray God Does not allow him to marry this woman.

This is a Pit for the young man.

You must either be a prophet or know her very well. Please tell us more. I will pass the info to him. Save a life.

Thank God for these Jamaicans. Gone were the days when USA sprinters would look down on other athletes in the block before the race as if they were not human beings. I am happy that has ended at least for now.

Ludo Game Final : Nigeria vs USA : 6-0 6-2 6-0
Gold for Nigeria at last.

May God's protection be unto him. Pathetic.

[quote author=awesome_benji]Beyonce or Rihanna or Daddy Adeboye[/quote]Why not Daddy Adeboye first ?

SamAfrik: Dento & Baba kuete were som of my favourite comedians in those days. RIP Mr. Hammed

You must have lived in Ib. RIP Dento.

^^^ I was also suprised. It definitely was a mistake or did Ileke wanted to scam us?

Ekiti kete

The police are finalising plans to arraign the suspended Chairman, House of Representatives Ad hoc Committee on the Monitoring of the Fuel Subsidy regime, Hon. Farouk Lawan, for allegedly taking a bribe, THISDAY has learnt.

The planned arraignment, which could take place next week, follows the conclusion of investigation into the bribe-for-clearance scandal in which Lawan was purported to have collected $500,000 from the Chairman, Zenon Petroleum and Gas Ltd, Mr. Femi Otedola, to doctor the report of the ad hoc committee.

Detectives who investigated the matter are said to have finished and submitted their report to the police Legal Department for advice on the next course of action.

THISDAY learnt that Lawan will be arraigned along with the clerk of the ad hoc committee, Mr. Boniface Emenalo, who reportedly collected $120,000 from Otedola as part of the advance for the bribe-for-clearance scandal that has rocked the House.

Lawan, during the investigation, had stridently denied receiving the bribe from Otedola to alter the report, saying he collected the $500,000 as evidence that Otedola was trying to pressurise him to remove his company from the list of companies that bought foreign exchange from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) without importing fuel.

However, several efforts to retrieve the money from him have failed as he stuck to his tale that he gave the money and an accompanying letter to the Chairman, House Committee on Narcotic Drugs and Financial Crimes, Hon. Adams Jagaba.

Jagaba, though, has rebutted Lawan’s claim that he wrote a letter in which he informed him (Jagaba) of attempts to bribe the ad hoc committee and attached the money to it.

It was learnt that the police investigative team, headed by Ali Amodu, the Commissioner of Police in charge of the Special Task Force, during the investigation, was able to gather some incriminating evidence which would be used to prosecute Lawan and Emenalo in court.

A source told THISDAY that as at Tuesday, the team had finalised its investigation and had submitted a report to the Legal Department for advice.

The source said the Legal Department, in its response, recommended the trial of the duo.

According to the source, “Our team rounded off its investigation into Lawan's case on Tuesday and the Legal Department has advised that the lawmaker and the secretary should be prosecuted in the court of law.”

Although the source could not give a precise date on when both men will be charged to court, he said it will be next week.

When contacted for confirmation, Police spokesperson, Frank Mba, a Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP), declined to speak on the matter, saying that he would only do that at "the right time."

Otedola, in his account of the incident, narrated how Lawan had approached him for bribe so that they could doctor the report in which they had accused Zenon Oil of buying foreign exchange from the CBN without importing fuel.

The ad hoc committee report, laid before the House on April 18, had listed Zenon Oil among 15 companies that collected foreign exchange without importing fuel.

The report recommended that Zenon Oil, which was said to have collected $232,975,385.13 and other marketers that obtained foreign exchange without importing petroleum products should be referred to the anti-corruption agencies to determine what they used their allocations for.

He said Lawan demanded $3 million from him to remove his company’s name from the list, but he refused to budge because he knew he had committed no crime.

However, when Lawan persisted, even telling him that he should pay up as some other oil marketers had done likewise to influence the committee, he demurred, adding that he later informed security agencies about the solicitation for bribe by the legislator.

According to him, the security agencies advised him to play along and offered to pay part of the money with the promise that he would pay the balance when his company’s name was removed from the report.

The security agencies, he added, gave him marked money which he gave to Lawan and Emenalo, without the duo knowing that the whole transaction was being recorded.
Otedola said during the sting, Lawan and Boniface collected a total of $620,000 in three instalments.

Lawan, when interrogated behind closed-doors by the House of Representatives Committee on Ethics and Privileges, which also investigated the allegation, said what he collected was “money and not a bribe.”

Restating his earlier statement to the media, Lawan said he collected $500,000 from Otedola not as a bribe but as evidence to prove the attempt by the oil marketer to influence the report of the subsidy probe.

Source: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/police-set-to-prosecute-lawan-over-62m-bribe/121455/

Let's see if there will be another abracadabra .

Ilamina, can we seal a deal?. I wan come naija by december. Let's be friends before then. No homo. I hope u understand?

Larry Onuegbu, an ibo businessman.

FOR residents of Festac Town, Lagos, 3rd Avenue appears to be among the popular residential areas, particularly for hosting the Passport Office of Nigeria Immigration Service and a notable relaxation center known as Fatherland.

But that was before Thursday, July 26, 2012, given that one event of that day destroyed the innocence of this section of Festac, following the shocking discovery of a headless corpse and human parts in a residence at Close B by men of the Festac Police Division.

When Sunday Vanguard arrived the scene shortly after the discovery, thousands of people were seen at the entrance of the Close discussing the incident amid the offensive odour that enveloped the vicinity.

An attempt to gain access to the house where the alleged crime happened was not successful, as the residence had been sealed and suspects taken to Festac Police Station.

However, it was gathered that, at the centre of the incident, are two brothers simply identified as Omotola and Toye.

According to an eye witness account, the Close had been enveloped by an offensive odour for two weeks, which was traced to the house.

Following the development, neigbours had no option than to report the matter to the Environmental Department of Amuwo Odofin Local Government Area,LGA. But the LGA officials suggested that the issue be reported to the police.

Another eyewitness, who pleaded anonymity, said: “We had to involve the police because the two boys had always acted unsual. They always pretended to be insane and people wouldn’t associate with them. But what warranted this was that we started perceiving odour and had to involve the police.”

The eye witnesses further said, “The house where they reside is a duplex which belonged to their parents but their parents got missing mysteriously sometime ago.”

However, when Sunday Vanguard arrived at the police station, sources disclosed that the police were alerted at about 4:30 pm on Thursday and immediately swung into action.

“From preliminary investigation, which was based on strong information, we gathered that the occupants of the house in question allegedly engaged in ritual activities. And the neigbours had been perceiving odour for the past two weeks. The neigbours had to report to the Local Government Environmental Department before they were refferred to the police,” the source stated.

The source added: “A fair complexioned corpse, which appeared to be that of a female, was recovered, in addition to decomposing human skulls, hands and other parts. Two suspects, Omotola, who is the principal suspect, and Toyin, conducted the search with the police. Another Seun is presently at large.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/07/horror-in-festac-town-how-we-found-headless-corpse-human-parts-in-close-b-residents/

Societal decadence