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leighcon:Be corrected, it is the Fed govt and the NLNG that are jointly funding the project. Check that news item. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/fg-awards-n120-6bn-bonny-bodo-road-julius-berger/ |
rerhji:My brother don't mind them they storm those threads because they know the truth when they see it but their pride won't' allow them accept it, you can never find discussions like this on their threads, or with such detailed scholarly exegesis. So tolerate them whatever they read here on Islamic threads is already an evidence upon them as to them receiving the message. |
Adebowale89:Yoga speak for yourself in Ikorodu where I am presently there is electricity right now and I am sure to sleep with it and though it will be off before I wake up insha Allah, I know by 11:00 am tomorrow it will be back on. So to say it has improved is being appropriately honest. Probably the supply in your area is bad |
Egein:Shows that you are no Muslim, even the ignorant of Muslim will never utter such blasphemy. So kindly acknowledge yourself as what you are |
Incredible! Please I need bit coin of just 10 dollars worth. Any body who can sell can contact me @ hamoye4real@gmail.com |
So sad, calls to question safety measures and standard operating procedures the corp has incorporated to protect these guys, is it ethical for them to stand by the road side or try to force a vehicle on high to stop? These are pertinent questions to be asked when things like this happens. So sad! Please I need bit coin of just 10 dollars worth. Any body who can sell can contact me @ hamoye4real@gmail.com |
A former Vice- President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme ,
on Wednesday endorsed the candidacy of the
governorship candidate of the Peoples
Democratic Party, Mr. Oseloka Obaze , in the
November 18 poll in the state .
Before this new development, Ekwueme was
a known supporter of Governor Willie
Obiano.
But on Wednesday , he said time had come to
unseat Obiano of the All Progressives Grand
Alliance and enthrone a PDP government in
the state .
He said, “ Anambra State is a PDP state from
inception. We shall now continue with the
PDP. Time has come for us to take away
power from APGA. ”
While addressing PDP faithful on Wednesday
in his family house at Oko, Orumba North
local Government Area of the state , the
former Vice-President whose first daughter,
Chidi Onyemelukwe, is a running mate to
Obaze in governorship race, insisted that
APGA’ s tenure in the state would end in the
November 18 poll in the state .
In his speech , a former governor of the state ,
Mr . Peter Obi, described Obiano’ s
performance as ‘provocatively abysmal. ’
In his speech , Obaze hailed Ekwueme for his
roles in the enthronement of democracy in
the country in 1999 .
He assured the people of simultaneous
development of the state.
http://punchng.com/anambra-poll-ekwueme-dumps-obiano-backs-obaze/ |
If you ’ve noticed that your co- workers book
out a meeting room for an unspecified chat
on a regular basis , chances are that they are
doing every other thing but official meeting !
A new survey from Yellow Octopus has
found that one in 10 people are having sex at
work.
Researchers surveyed over 1 ,000 people
about their in-office behaviour , and found
that sex at work is , indeed happening — and
perhaps with more frequency than you might
expect .
Of the people surveyed, 11 per cent said they
had had sex in the office with a co- worker,
while four per cent said they had done it with
a non- employee — meaning , they had
brought someone into the building
unofficially.
The majority did it after office hours, but
around a third managed to get away with sex
in office during work hours. Technically, they
were getting paid to enjoy sex .
And before anyone begins to get ideas , the
researchers note that 14 per cent of those
who had sex at work were caught .
http://punchng.com/one-in-10-of-co-workers-have-sex-at-work-survey/ |
Naijacost22:Why are you so pained at least it is not for 2019 purposes so Abacha can't contest for the presidency you are so obsessed about. |
Typical case of dog eats dog |
Enugu — The Enugu State chapter of the All
Progressives Congress (APC) yesterday protested
President Muhammadu Buhari's appointment of
some indigenes of the state, describing it as
corrupt and aimed at stifling the party.
The state leadership of the party, which protested
the appointment of non-APC members from the
state into federal positions, said that it was aimed
at killing the party and displacing those who
suffered and worked for the party in Enugu.
Addressing a press conference after the State
Executive Committee (SEC) meeting at its
secretariat, Chairman of the party, Ben Nwoye,
stated that the party particularly condemns the
recent appointment of Loretta Aniagolu and one
Chinwike Uzor as board members of the Federal
Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA).
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It also listed the earlier appointment of Justice
Pearl Enejere (rtd.) as Chairman, Governing Council
of the Othman Danfodio University, Sokoto and
Joseph Ilo, as Resident Electoral Commissioner
(REC) representing Enugu.
The APC said the appointees were not only
members of the opposition Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP), but were also staunch critics of the
APC in the state.
They stated that other appointments made earlier
included the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey
Onyema, Senior Special Assistant Adviser to the
President on Judicial Review, Juliet Ibekaku and
Director General of the Voice of Nigeria (VON),
Osita Okeckukwu were drawn from Udi (Eke ward)
council when there are 16 other local councils in
the state.
Nwoye said the SEC and other leaders of the party
had resolved to petition President Buhari, Senate
President, Bukola Saraki and other party leaders
over the continued neglect of party members and
lopsided appointments.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201710100554.html |
Buhari's policy on agriculture is working. It is a fact whether you like it or not. |
A multinational oil company, Victory Crystal
Investment , says it will invest $13 m to
resuscitate the moribund Okitipupa Oil Palm
in Okitipupa , Ondo State .
Victory Crystal Investment is a subsidiary of
Victory Group which is into agriculture,
energy , construction, finance and property.
The Director of Communications and
Corporate Affairs of the company, Miss Kemi
Olatunji , on Tuesday said that the $ 13m
would be used to rejuvenate the plantations ,
revive the three palm oil processing mills in
Okitipupa , Irele and Iyansan and recapitalise
the moribund company to reclaim its old
glory in palm oil export .
“ Okitipupa Oil Palm Plc is overgrown with
weeds and currently running at loses and we
have put in place plans to recapitalise it with
$ 13m to make the company run at full
capacity .
“ When it is recapitalised, it will generate
employment, boost the state ’s internally
generated revenue and grow the economy of
host communities.
“ With the recapitalization , we are looking at
cutting ageing palm trees , replacing them
with modern seedlings that are thriving all
over the world like in Malaysia so that we
can start harvesting from four to five years.
“ We will equally ensure that OOPC starts
exporting its products as it used to be in the
80s ,” she said .
Olatunji said that the court case between the
state government and the minority
shareholder of the company would be
resolved amicably in the interest of all
parties .
She said the Victory Crystal Investment had
commenced discussions with its partners in
Europe on the resuscitation of the moribund
company.
“ We need to revive the dead companies in
Ondo State to reduce unemployment, engage
youths in productive ways and reduce crimes .
“ This is the time to re-engineer our economy
in the state.
“ We believe the resuscitation of OOPC, the
economy of the host communities will move
from zero to high level because people will
be empowered .
“ It is a shame that no single company was
brought to Ondo State in the last eight years, ’’
Olatunji said.
Okitipupa Oil Palm Company was established
in 1968 and was served by oil palm estates
scattered across the three local governments
of Okitipupa, Irele and Ese - Odo.
OOPC was a successful company in the past
where former President Olusegun Obasanjo
and Unilever had substantial shares before it
failed due to alleged government ’ s
interference .
The firm ’s current minority shareholder ,
EasterPot , has 35 percent share, while the
state government has 29 per cent share. |
ChangetheChange:This is obsession at its worst, it seems you can't have two thoughts without mentioning Buhari, he sure is your worst nightmare. |
istandfortruth:Very true, didn't say anything about that. So it should be pointed out and explanation for that should also be be requested. |
[quote author=goodnews777 post=61251425]Baru is an accredited thief. See how long it took him to figure out what to say? He employed expert cover ups to do the dirty job for him. God will surely purnish these idiots who think Nigerians are morons.[/quote) Before we start jumping into conclusions why don't we wait for independent observers to investigate claims from both side and determine the mischievous party here. |
MrCEO69:I also need bitcoin |
MrCEO69:I also need bitcoin |
I am a M.Sc graduate of microbiology Phd grade, I am in need of a job, anybody with a suitable opening should please contact me via email, hamoye4real@gmail.com |
beat them well, well abeg. |
Thank God O! If only we have had saner governments earlier. Check my signature |
The Managing Director , AG Dangote Construction Company Ltd , Mr Ashif Juma , on Saturday said the firm has begun relocation of gas pipelines slowing down the Apapa -Wharf Road reconstruction project. Juma told the News Agency of Nigeria on the sidelines of a site inspection exercise that the construction work was divided into four sections . According to him, work is currently going on simultaneously on two sections . He said that gas pipes in the Right of Way had slowed down the project for more than two months. Juma identified the high traffic in the area as one of the challenges affecting the project, adding that a team of traffic consultants were handling this to ensure it does not affect construction work. “ We are working with the Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing and Gaslink to relocate some pipes under the drains . “ Nobody was aware of the pipes when we began the project because this road was constructed over 40 years ago. “ And nobody has drawings of where utilities are so , we have been careful excavating. “ We are starting the relocation of the gas pipelines from today and it will take us one week of careful work to finish so that construction work can continue . “ We need to dig deep to lay the foundation for a good concrete road but the gas pipes have not allowed us to do that so, we have been working on other sections . “ After this relocation, we will do a good job as we have done in over 21 countries ; building durable concrete roads. “ We only appeal to people of Lagos to be patient with us because this portion we are constructing will last more than 50 years, ” he said. NAN http://punchng.com/apapa-gridlock-firm-begins-relocation-of-gas-pipes-stalling-reconstruction-project/ |
Central Bank of Nigeria governor , Mr Godwin
Emefiele has explained how President
Muhammadu Buhari’s promise to provide
360,000 jobs for youths nationwide, will be
actualised.
Emefiele unfolded at a stakeholders’ meeting the
operational framework for the Accelerated
Agricultural Development Scheme (AADS), under
which the jobs will be created.
Workers in a fertiliser plant : CBN unfolds
Buhari’s 10000 jobs per state
He said AADS was targeted primarily at
unemployed youths between the ages of 18 and
35.
Emefiele said through the scheme, a minimum of
10,000 youths in each state, willing to engage in
sustainable and profitable activities along the
agriculture value chain, would be employed and
trained.
“I believe we are on the verge of something very
significant with the AADS.
“ This scheme has been designed to create an
ecosystem with the active participation of the
public sector, state governments and the private
sector,’’ he said.
Emefiele said the objectives of AADS included the
creation of economy of scale of farming on
contiguous land.
“It will also assist farmers in embracing modern
farming practices, such as use of tractors and
irrigation schemes.
“It aims to reduce cost of production with
availability of high quality inputs at competitive
prices and lowering delivery cost of extension
services,’’ he explained.
Emefiele said that state governments were
expected to provide contiguous arable land, basic
infrastructure, more efficient extension services,
training and mentoring of the beneficiaries.
“The CBN on its part will provide financing at
single digit interest rates.
“Beneficiaries are not expected to come up with
any physical collateral but they must be grouped
into formally registered cooperatives and cross-
guarantee each other.
“All loan beneficiaries must also have valid Bank
Verification Numbers (BVN), which will be
registered on the National Collateral Registry and
used to track repayments and also blacklist any
defaulters.
Emefiele said that with the release of the
operational framework for the scheme,
engagements with stakeholders would be
continuous to ensure that the scheme began
during the dry season cultivation of the outgoing
year.
Also, the Minister of Agriculture, Chief Audu
Ogbeh, said the Federal Ministry of Agriculture
and Rural Development would be providing
technical support for the project.
“We will be fully involved in the land clearing
aspect of the project. In some places we will also
be building dams and lakes to ensure all season
farming.
“We will also provide advice because we have a
team of experts at the ministry on crops, soil
testing and the right kind of fertiliser so that when
these young people go into agriculture, they won’t
lose money,” he said.
The Governor of Kebbi, Mr Atiku Bagudu, thanked
the Federal Government for recognising the
significance of agriculture in economic
development.
“We could not have recovered from recession as
early as we did if not for the intense agricultural
intervention initiated by President Muhammadu
Buhari,’’ he said.
Bagudu also stressed the need to involve
financial institutions, which banking models
allowed them to support agriculture, for the
programme to succeed.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/buharis-360000-jobs-youths-ready-soon/ |
I am not understanding again ooh! |
NwaChibuzor:HYENA! Yuck, vomiting, walks out of thread. |
abeg make we see front mtcheew. check my signature. |
Buy Naija to grow the Naira, but do am small so you don't crash there servers oooh! check ny signature |
Olisa is just stating the obvious but our Igbo people will start to label him as fulani asslicker. Let them get some sense. Check my signature |
lengthy epistle, I guess Aba shouls be able to take care you wella or don't you agree? check my signature. |

