₦airaland Forum

Cutehector:
Who is to blame

Senator Yerima. Such men are possess by the spirit of Yerima

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mohumyta:
Bitcoin has become a global phenomenon, Bitcoin is an online payment system invented by Satoshi Nakamoto, who published his invention in 2008, he then released it as an open-source software in 2009. Meaning the software has been viewed by many in the I.T. industry and it is widely accepted as a good technology. Microsoft has also offered it as a payment method:

https://commerce.microsoft.com/PaymentHub/Help/Right?helppagename=CSV_BitcoinHowTo.htm

7 years ago, One bitcoin was selling for less than penny and at the peak up to know Bitcoins value has reached almost $1,300 in 2013.

A lot of people have become a millionaire thanks to their Bitcoin investments. Like this story of a Norwegian man who bought $25 of Bitcoin in 2009 found four years later that his off-the-cuff investment had ballooned to a fortune worth $850,000.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/29/bitcoin-investment_n_4175421.html

How to make money trading Bitcoin?

In terms of a learning curve for Bitcoin novices, there is no real difference between Bitcoin, Forex trading or Stock trading. Bitcoin trading is much simpler because it is more easily accessible and values are easier to determine.

The price of a Bitcoin is determined by supply and demand.
when the demand for Bitcoin increases, the price increases, and when demand falls, the price falls.

There are only a limited number of Bitcoins in circulation, with new Bitcoins created at a predictable and decreasing rate.

The demand for Bitcoins must follow this level of inflation to keep the price stable.

The profit margin on trading bitcoin against usd and other fiat currency is not that high compared to trading bitcoin with other digital currencies with a ROI as high as 2000% on original investments.

Until now, there is no way to trade Bitcoin and other digital currencies in Nigeria but that's about to change with a new Nigerian startup called Bitstake opening a bitcoin exchange in Nigeria very soon that allows Nigerians to trade Bitcoin and other digital currencies directly on their platform with Naira.

You too can make people by buying and selling digital currency. Leave your email and I will send you tips on newly created coins in the market that you can profit from by buying when the price is low and sell high when it becomes popular.

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This ugly monster was destined for hell fire. This is how boko haram will spread to the South East

ijmbadmission:
This pathetic, RIP to the dead... All this trucks, trailers, tankers etc should only be allowed to ply the road at night or have there separate road... As am not seeing this menace ending soon.

Sai Change

Mini importation business. If you are interested drop your email address here

Will this action continues in the next four years?

peleson:
Wike has taste for good thing as a normal portharcourt guy but himself a tout and he can't help it

Are you saying Amaechi is not a Tout? Don't forget there were doing the business together right from the beginning

Idrismusty97:
Buhari is not a fisherman that will lie, Nor the son of a fisherman that will failed his promises

.....but the son of a cattle rearer.

Till then

JEGA01:
For daring to invite the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, John Oyegun, for questioning, a police officer has been transferred from his initial post, PREMIUM TIMES has learnt.

Fave Semali, a Deputy Commissioner of Police, was investigating an allegation of forgery against Mr. Oyegun and other APC leaders.

PREMIUM TIMES reported how Christopher Anirah, who won the Sapele/Okpe/Uwvie Federal Constituency ticket of the APC at the primary held on December 7, accused Mr. Oyegun and the party’s governorship candidate in Delta State, Otega Emerhor, of falsifying his death so as to replace his name with that of another person.

Mr. Anirah, who was returned winner of the primary, had his name substituted with that of another member of the party, Gibson Akporehe.

A letter obtained by PREMIUM TIMES, bearing the signature and name of Mr. Oyegun dated January 20, attached with a forged death certificate and other documents, was sent to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to effect the substitution. Eventually, INEC effected Mr. Anirah’s substitution on March 27, 24 hours to the National Assembly elections, following alleged intense pressure from APC leaders including Mr. Oyegun,

After the elections, which the APC lost, the “dead candidate” petitioned the Zone 5 Zonal Police Command, which consists of Delta, Edo and Bayelsa states police commands.

The invitation

As the officer handling the case, Mr. Semali on April 29 wrote Mr. Oyegun, inviting him for questioning as part of investigations into the case, sources told PREMIUM TIMES.

That would, however, become the start of the police officer’s travail.

Two days after writing the letter, Mr. Semali was, on May 1, suddenly transferred out of the zone to Lagos State, under the Zone 2 Zonal Command, by the Inspector General of Police, IGP, Solomon Arase.

A senior police officer, who has followed the case, told PREMIUM TIMES that the transfer was definitely because of Mr. Semali’s ‘temerity’ to summon the National Chairman of APC, soon-to-be Nigeria’s ruling party.

PREMIUM TIMES could, however, not verify if Mr. Oyegun influenced the action meted out to the cop or if the police chief acted on his own so as not to be on the bad books of the party leader whose party will govern Nigeria from May 29 when its presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, is sworn in as Nigeria’s president.

However, based on the directive of his boss, Mr. Semali washed his hands off the investigations and resumed duty in Lagos on May 19. The case has since been stalled and not handed to another officer to continue investigation.

Apart from police sources who believe the transfer was due to the investigations, the accuser, Mr. Anirah also shares the belief.

“It was Oyegun that called the IGP after he was invited for interrogation that he should be helped to evade investigation because he is a national chairman of APC that will soon become the ruling party,” the politician alleged. “The IGP who earlier approved that my petition should be treated then bowed to pressure and intimidation.”

When contacted on the allegations, Mr. Oyegun declined comment. The APC chairman said he and his party were busy with the transition process rather than responding to “allegations of somebody I have never seen in my life”.

Also, the police spokesperson, Emmanuel Ojukwu, told PREMIUM TIMES that although he was not aware of the transfer, “transfer in the police is a routine exercise at the discretion of the IGP and therefore affected officer’s transfer should not be linked with any investigation.”

The forgery

PREMIUM TIMES obtained some of the documents including a forged death certificate used by the APC and Mr. Oyegun to ensure the substitution of the names.

A letter, dated January 20 with reference number APC/NHDQ/INEC/19/015/108 bearing Mr. Oyegun’s name and signature was received by INEC on January 23, informing the electoral body of the purported death of Mr. Anirah, and asking the commission to replace his name with Mr. Akporehe’s.

The January 20 letter had as attachments, Mr. Anirah’s “death certificate” and a January 15 letter bearing the name and alleged signature of the Delta APC Secretary stating Mr. Anirah’s death and that he be replaced with Mr. Akporehe.

Other attachments included a notification of death letter to the Delta APC chairman bearing the name and signature of Odibo Anirah, purportedly the head of the Anirah family; and an affidavit of death bearing Chidi Okonji as deponent.

Curiously, both the notification of death letter purportedly by Mr. Anirah’s family head and the death affidavit allegedly deposed by Mr. Okonji were dated January 15, same day the state chapter of the party forwarded “Substitution of a Dead Candidate” letter to Mr. Oyegun.

When Mr. Anirah confronted INEC on the forged documents and asked that his name be reinstated, the electoral body demanded a letter from Mr. Oyegun to nullify the first. The letter was never sent by the party chairman.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/183626-police-officer-transferred-for-inviting-apc-chair-oyegun-for-questioning-over-forgery.html?share=email&nb=1

Cc: lalasticlala

Is this the change we fought for?

baybeeboi:
any patriotic citizen should be embarrased seeing their President like this

https://i62.tinypic.com/wwb5o1.jpg

.Thus is just the beginning.

yommyphresh:
Afta

Better now because he has covered the poor dentition. Nice pic

NgeneUkwenu:
You Will Understand in 5 days time!

YOU ARE STILL ASLEEP

[quote author=eaglechild post=33754571]PEJ

I love your brash support for your husband.

Meanwhile, The plaintiffs are super dumb.
She is still the first lady and Aisha has to wait till May 29. [/quote

I wonder why she and her husband are in a haste to take over power.

Another wasted years ahead for Nigeria under this fvcking in - coming government

Do the university offer Masters program in sciences?

Shame

Three students were killed with at least twenty others injured when Boko Haram attacked
the college of Administrative and Business Study ( CABS), Potiskum in Yobe State.
Vanguard gathered the insurgents stormed the school around 8:30am Friday.
A reliable source who witnessed the Book Haram onslaught said, the insurgents numbering about five armed with gun entered the school premises through the main gate after killing the security guard and open fire randomly on the innocent students killing three of them in the process.
The source added that, one of the insurgents died as a result of I.E.D strapped to his chest that exploded, and injured over 20 students. As at the time of filling this report, medical workers were busy evacuating the injured victims. Meanwhile, the security have step up their condoned search in Damaturu the state capital and potiskum where the incident occurred.

IGALA4LIFE:
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I will contact you

Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka has urged Nigerians not to see President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari as their messiah.

Soyinka also stated that Nigerians must not forget Buhari’s past as a military dictator.

The eminent playwright made the comments while delivering a lecture titled “Predicting Nigeria? Electoral Ironies,” at the Harvard University Hutchins Centre for African & African American Research, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

“It will not be easy to enthrone democracy as the norm. This [won’t] happen in my lifetime, I’m sorry to say, but definitely we must assist the coming generation by reducing the handicap. This happened in Nigeria when, for the first-ever time, an incumbent president was unseated by popular vote even though we had to use a dictator,” Soyinka said.

When asked if Buhari could become for Nigeria what someone like Lee Kuan Yew became for Singapore; “a strong leader who does what probably needs to be done,” Soyinka said:

“I’m very, very cautiously optimistic.”

He also projected that Buhari will be urged by those around him to “keep his nose to the letter of the law,” though “in his zeal to absolutely eradicate corruption,” he might “take advantage of ambiguous areas” in the law and constitution “to empower himself to deal very ruthlessly and quickly with those who have robbed the nation blind.”

“I think that Buhari has a sense of history. He knows that he must make a mark, a very positive mark, on Nigeria to be able to live with himself, or die with a clean conscience,” Soyinka stated.

“Make sure that Nigerians are not allowed to forget his past; they should not think that the messiah has finally arrived,” Soyinka added.

Soyinka also described the tenure of outgoing President, Goodluck Jonathan as an unmitigated disaster adding that Buhari’s win was a good result because the President-elect was the lesser of two evils.

Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka has urged Nigerians not to see President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari as their messiah.

Soyinka also stated that Nigerians must not forget Buhari’s past as a military dictator.

The eminent playwright made the comments while delivering a lecture titled “Predicting Nigeria? Electoral Ironies,” at the Harvard University Hutchins Centre for African & African American Research, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

“It will not be easy to enthrone democracy as the norm. This [won’t] happen in my lifetime, I’m sorry to say, but definitely we must assist the coming generation by reducing the handicap. This happened in Nigeria when, for the first-ever time, an incumbent president was unseated by popular vote even though we had to use a dictator,” Soyinka said.

When asked if Buhari could become for Nigeria what someone like Lee Kuan Yew became for Singapore; “a strong leader who does what probably needs to be done,” Soyinka said:

“I’m very, very cautiously optimistic.”

He also projected that Buhari will be urged by those around him to “keep his nose to the letter of the law,” though “in his zeal to absolutely eradicate corruption,” he might “take advantage of ambiguous areas” in the law and constitution “to empower himself to deal very ruthlessly and quickly with those who have robbed the nation blind.”

“I think that Buhari has a sense of history. He knows that he must make a mark, a very positive mark, on Nigeria to be able to live with himself, or die with a clean conscience,” Soyinka stated.

“Make sure that Nigerians are not allowed to forget his past; they should not think that the messiah has finally arrived,” Soyinka added.

Soyinka also described the tenure of outgoing President, Goodluck Jonathan as an unmitigated disaster adding that Buhari’s win was a good result because the President-elect was the lesser of two evils.

mekaboy:
Lending business. be lending the 1m out to people with interest.

200k to pay 220k in 2 months. If u do this for 5 pple u have 100k in 2months.

600k in 12 months. 1.2m in 3 yrs and give company back their 1m with 210k interest.

Its sounds good. The challenge here will be how to get the money back from some people. You know how Nigerians are when it comes to money.

The Rivers State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has accused Governor Rotimi Amaechi and the All Progressives Congress (APC) of plotting to stop the inauguration of governor-elect, Nyesom Wike.

The Rivers PDP alleged that the APC was planning to disrupt Wike’s swearing-in with a court injunction.

The party made the allegations on Tuesday, April 28, 2015, via a statement released by spokesperson, Emma Okah.

The statement reads in part:

“However, in the face of this provocation, the PDP urges the people of Rivers State to remain calm as their governor-elect will be sworn in on May 29, 2015, as ordained by God like his colleagues in other states.”

Wike, the PDP governorship candidate for the state, defeated APC candidate, Dakuku Peterside to emerge winner of the April 11 elections.