₦airaland Forum

ALAMALA  

whats wrong with Chairman, Prof. Modupe Adelabu,? his students are not complaining naah

alj_harem:
bros they would NEVER LEARN

we complain of fake cloths etc, but what is fake

is fake = made in Nigeria ( in nigeria terms)

or

fake = substandard products ?

which one is the original ?

Ok let me give you an example.

If i buy the so called fake aba generator and it last me for 1 yr with no problem given that the generator was probably made in hash non-working conditions and I buy the imported one and last me for also 1 yr. so which is real and which is fake ?

Think if the government can sponsor those that built the "fake" do they not think the so called fake can improve and would even generate revenue for them to steal ?

Which thief just steals and does not invest for tomorrow.

Do you know of the so called illegal refineries they found ?

Why would there not be illegal refinery when the government have not built just ONE FOR US.

if we are refinering out crude oil ourselves, would there be any point of building an illegal refinery ?

These are the questions the government of Nigeria needs to ask herself

alj harem am impressed with you

well they will die one by one from heart broken 

Odunnu:
Ikemba doesnt live in GRA so I bet your sources are . . .

Chief Uwazurike disclosed that the event, which would take place at the Government Reservation Area (GRA) home of the celebrant, would attract dignities from various parts of the country, including the Nigeria’s first lady, Mrs Patience Jonathan, as well as past and serving governors of South-East geopolitical zone of the country.

i heard from a friend that Enugu is heating up right now govt officials from Abuja you can see Abuja govt plate numbers driving towards GRA enugu at ikembas compound.

Beaf:
Shell is the biggest oil thief. Things are simply not going their way anymore.
GEJ's govt is the first to put meters on all oil lifting pumps, so the likes of Shell and its clouds of corrupt hangers on are really feeling the pinch.

Past Nigerian govts sold us to the oil companies hook line and sinker and every citizen was treated like an inanimate oil barrel. The practice then was that the govt would go to Shell (or similar oil company) and actually ask them how many barrels the country had produced!
Shell would then give any figure of their choice, pass the brown envelope and the Nigerian govt official would sign; at the conclusion, Shell would sell the any excess crude they had drilled directly to tankers on the high seas, while govt officials would sell undeclared crude from unmetered pumps at our ports.

When Shell starts crying, its good for Nigeria. They've suddenly become the police! When did they even begin to be worried about the security of Nigerian oil?

Well done GEJ.

if that is the truth then GEJ is a warrior

Beaf:
Thank you.

Next!

Hope you are right! but the issue now is that the cabals in Nigeria are the ones killing that country and the hardship they brought to the masses have turn grown men to start looking for any means to survive, doing all sort of crimes,dramatic change is needed in Nigeria to save that country,

That is good, enugu state are lucky to have chime as governor

alj_harem:
If the FG is serious about creating jobs, well this is one way of doing so as well.

You see, Nigeria is not using her mineral and human resources upto 30 % not to talk of her capacity.

Today I brought a CD/ Nigerian movie, I fully know that this CD was not made in china or imported from the way it looked. It was made in either Aba or Onitsha.

This was how China and other great countries started manufacturing, why can't Nigeria be the same ?

Why can't we encourage our people ?

Good question, now the problem is can Nigeria see things that will be good for the country, without wearing their tribal lens?

The Shell Petroleum Development of Nigeria (SPDC) has raised alarm over what it called an unprecedented scale of crude oil theft in the country, saying it has discovered 16 new oil theft points in the “Imo River field alone”.

EFCC should arrest ohakim of imo state he knows all the atrocities going on in imo river oil basin,

the problem is not the common man that benefit from those oil theft is the politicians

lack of productive brains, whiz-kids are not in existence in those places

The Shell Petroleum Development of Nigeria (SPDC) has raised alarm over what it called an unprecedented scale of crude oil theft in the country, saying it has discovered 16 new oil theft points in the “Imo River field alone”.

The oil firm also said 10 additional illegal oil bunkering incidents had been recorded in the Eastern Niger Delta since it shut down production from Imo River field on August 28, following an upsurge of sabotage activities, which had adversely impacted the environment, resulting in deferment of 25,000 barrels of oil per day (bpd).

Shell’s Vice-President, Health Safety and Environment (HSE) and Corporate Affairs, sub-Saharan Africa, Mr. Tony Attah, who made these disclosures in an interactive session with journalists Wednesday, said production from the affected field would “remain suspended until the crude theft and illegal refining activities have stopped”.

He explained that a recent helicopter overfly showed that unknown persons had drilled holes and installed valves to transfer crude to waiting barges and trucks, in the process polluting farm lands and water bodies.

“We are very disappointed that oil thieves are still at work,” Attah said adding, “This is why we call for concerted efforts to help stop this criminal activity, which not only puts the lives of the perpetrators and the public at risk, but causes severe environmental impact and impacts the communities in the areas. It also wastes badly needed revenue to finance development even in the same areas in which the activities are taking place.”

He restated that more than 75 per cent of all oil spill incidents and more than 70 per cent of all oil spilled from the SPDC facilities in the Niger Delta between 2006 and 2010 were caused by sabotage, theft and illegal refining, adding that since January 1, this year, the company had published data on every spill on the web to further demonstrate the robustness of its oil spill response process.

Attah also revealed that the company was examining ways to bring third party verification to the oil spill investigation process in order to bring further transparency to the assessment of causes and volumes.
To stem the tide, he said the company was deploying new technologies to ensure that new pipelines were buried deeper to prevent vandals from having access to them.

He explained that the deployment of surveillance contract would be maintained to safeguard the existing pipelines.

He said Shell believes in multi-stakeholders approach to the worrisome problem, noting, however, that until sabotage and crude theft spills were stopped or at least curbed, the vast majority of oil spills would continue to impact the environment.

“Nobody else operating in the Niger Delta comes close to this level of transparency. But regardless of how well we run our operations, until sabotage and crude theft spills are stopped or curbed, the vast majority of oil spills will continue to blight large swathes of land and pollute rivers and farm lands,” he said.

He attributed the cause of oil theft to unemployment and poverty, but noted however that these are no excuse for indulging in such sordid acts.

On the report of the study carried out by the United Nations Environment Programme’s (UNEP) on oil pollution in Ogoniland, Attah said Shell was working with the presidential committee to arrive at a desirable action plan for the area.

Towards this end, he said Shell’s representatives last week met with the government and lawmakers to deliberate on what could be “a starting point”.

Last week, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) disclosed that seven Nigerians and two Ghanaians were last month sentenced to 10 years on each of the nine charges filed against them by the commission for illegally dealing in petroleum products.

Stolen crude and illegally poorly refined petroleum products are often exported and sold on the lucrative black market at neighbouring countries.

Spokesman of the Joint Task Force in the Niger Delta, Lieu-tenant Colonel Timothy Antigha, had said on Monday that a ship laden with 5,000 tonnes of stolen oil and 30 barges, also laden with unspecified quantities of crude and illegally refined oil were impounded in Bayelsa State.

A leaked United States diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks recently, fingered some unnamed Nigerian political elite and soldiers as among those who profited from large-scale oil theft in the Niger Delta that might have cost the country up to a 10th of its production.

Nigeria is the world's eighth biggest exporter of crude oil but thieves take a sizeable proportion of its output by drilling into pipelines or sometimes hijacking barges loaded with oil.

In the meantime, the SPDC has lifted the force majeure, which it declared on Forcados loadings on October 10, for October, November and December 2011 cargoes as a result of production shutdown due to a sabotage leak on the Trans Forcados pipeline.

Corporate Media Relations Manager, Shell, Mr. Tony Okonedo, said the force majeure, a legal term that frees a company from contractual obligations due to circumstances beyond its control, was lifted effective from 12 noon, November 1, 2011, following completion of repairs of the affected pipeline.

THIS-DAY NEWSPAPER

law is law UK govt should respect our laws because if it was the other way round it British govt will quickly act with no mercy

GOOD let us the importers be free from Nigerian custom, parasites

Ahead of President Goodluck Jonathan’s presentation of the 2012 Appropriation Bill to a joint sitting of the National Assembly, there are plans to reduce the country’s debt profile from N6.02 trillion to N500 billion.
Director of the Budget Office, Dr. Bright Okogu said this at an interactive session with the Senate Committee on Finance just as the Comptroller General (CG) of Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) Alhaji Inde Dikko Abdulllahi alleged undue influence from some quarters on the operations of the service.

Okogu told the committee that government is worried about the rising domestic and foreign debt profile of the country and so, has devised an arrangement to reduce all the debts to about N500 billon in 2012.
“The issue of local debt is now causing a lot of concern. The programme we have will reduce it to about N500 billion,” he said.

The Senate Committee Local and Foreign Debts headed by Senator Ehigie Uzamere put Nigeria’s debts at about N6.02 trillion.
In his submission to the Senator Bassey Otu-led committee, the Comptroller General expressed concern over activities of exporters whom he alleged have a scheme called Negotiable Duty Credit Certificate which allows the importers to collect some revenue amounting to aboutN50.3 billion.

“The amount realised from here goes back to the exporters. It is affecting our operations. It is not part of our collections for the government.” He equally complained about interference from some quarters in the course of operations of the Customs particularly in the area of seizures.“What we are seeing is pressure from left and right that this or that person is mine. We need the political will to help Nigerian Customs apply the full weight of the law’’, he said.

The committee chairman assured the Comptroller General that the Senate would help remove impediments to smooth operation of their activities. Abdullahi also told the committee that with effect from next year, all activities of the NCS would be fully automated so that no importer would have reason to have physical contact with officers and men of the service.“By January next year, no importer will have direct contact with customs. Everything will be on the internet. We are going to have challenges but we are prepared,” he said.



SUN NEWSPAPER

corruption have cut deep inside their DNA

most of these girls put fake pictures   be proud of your looks, show us how sexy and beautiful you are. IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR A CHICK to be getting  good compliments i think is a powerful thing

supported

i think all men are guilty on that

wish you the best of luck

born2fuck:
He should stop carrying weight if he doesn't want his Joystick get smaller

burn2fucccckkkkkkk

NICE   they have done well BIGGER boys

i know a lot of women will be wishing to have successful identical  twins like p Square in future.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eM-DsjZRJEg

abeg give me tune  

alj_harem:
usual ranting. Ok answer this questions truthfully in your heart/head

What did Ojukwu fight for ?

Who was he fighting against and for what reason ?

If you say he fought for igbos been killed in the North, then why did he not fight against the north ?

Moreover if he is fighting for Igbos been killed in the north, What has ijaw, ibibio , efik etc got to do with Igbos and Fulanis ?

Why did he invade and kill the Mid-west people, was he fighting for them as well or trying to expand his new found country ?

Why did he have to fight Obj and co at ore ? What was he doing in ore at the first place ? To reach the capital when it was predominately occupied by a neutral group ?

Where Ibibios, ijaws etc killed in the north as well ?

Why did he not try to LOOK FOR PEACEFUL SOLUTION instead of allowing biafra people to be killed only for him to run away ?

If he truely love baifra, then Why did he try to contest for the presidential seat 1999, 2003 and 2007 ? was it about power ?

Why would he call Awo the best president we never had if truly Awo did all those atrocities u people cry on him ?

this are the questions I don't need reply but just for you to think of and be honest because you see, to keep an open unbiased head, you need to view things from an OBSERVER POINT OF VIEW.

Comment Rephrase: Why did the British force disparate, incompatible peoples of this region of Africa into a unity of exploitation, oppression and death? Why did Tafawa Balewa and Ahmadu Bello subvert the peoples democratic right between 1960 and 1966, spurring the January 66 coup to stop this evil? Why did rebels like Gowon and all subsequent govt continue to subvert the peoples will? In large volume, blood is still shed in nigeria. Why is Self-determination denied these Africans.

PDP all the way EITHER PDP OR APGA

Our dearest IKEMBA, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! God has proven himself very alive in your case. Remain blessed. Your gud works, my hero shall never be in vain. U shall reap the fruit of your labour. So shall it be in Jesus Name, AMEN!

Jenifa_:
corrected.

THANKS

kemba of Nnewi is the greatest Nigerian ever. He was born into the wealthiest family at that time in Nigeria, to an Igbo father and Itshekiri mother. He grew up to be the Moses of modern Nigeria.
Happy birth-day Eze-Gburu Gburu!

The Lion, the lion, the Lion, eee  kelem ooooo.The one who sat down and saw what his standing enemies could not see, the one who stood for truth and honesty you will live long. You will come back home to the sound of guns and dancing. You live to see Ndigbo live in harmony.Happy birth day the Lion of Ndigbo.