₦airaland Forum

jmaine:
You were doing quite well until this stage, Guy, enough of this self praise session . . . . . What if i claimed i was the one that suggested to BRF to build all the roads in Lagos . . . Shuuu !!! . . . See dazing oo !

He was never doing well o.

Pukkah:
As sad as it may sound, cases like this happen routinely in the banking industry and even other industries too.  It really does not have anything to do with Sanusi.

How many have been arrested pre-Sanusi?

190smh:
she asked me for N5 and i gave her N10

Greatest mistake i have ever made in my life 

Cheapskate/

What romantic mistakes have you made so far in your lifetime?. Like rushing into a relationship, sleeping with someone that you shouldn't , falling in love with someone who would have been more useful as a friend, etc.

Did you learn anything from that mistake?

lindabon:
i can only hope the girl finds out that her husband is a lying, pretentious, cheap cheat! For me to put my mouth, lailai

Will you like to be told if your husband behaves that way?.

[size=14pt]Bank Chief Charged With Fraud [/size]


State Criminal Investigation Department of the Nigeria Police, Panti, Yaba, Lagos State, southwest Nigeria, has filed a four-count criminal charge of conspiracy and stealing against a manager of Ecobank Nigeria Plc, Tosin Lawal and her husband, Michael.
In the said charge number FHC/L/342C/11 filed before a Federal High Court in Lagos, the police prosecuting officer, Nosa Ununnogho, alleged that Tosin and Michael Lawal, between 22 April and 6 September, 2011 at Ecobank Nigeria Plc, Allen Avenue, Ikeja branch, did conspire to commit felony to wit stealing and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 516 of the Criminal Code, law of the Federation 2004.
The prosecutor alleged further that the accused, being a customer services manager of the bank, same time and place, with the intention to defraud, knowingly made fraudulent account concerning transactions in various customers’ accounts under her control, thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 438 of the Criminal Code laws of the Federation.
It was also alleged in the third count of the charge that the accused persons, same time and place, with intention to defraud, obtained N209,674,267, property of Ecobank Nigeria Plc under the pretext that the amount was being posted to their lawful owners’ accounts, a representation they knew to be false, thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 419 of the Criminal Code.
In the fourth count, the accused were alleged to have stolen N209,674,267, property of Ecobank of Nigeria Plc, thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 390 of the Criminal Code.
The accused persons were initially arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court but chose to be tried by a High Court, hence the new charge was filed at the Federal High Court in Lagos.
The arraignment was, however, stalled last week as the first accused, Tosin Lawal, currently in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) since 30 September, was not produced.
The presiding judge, Justice Okechukwu Okeke, adjourned for a new date to be fixed for the arraignment of the accused persons.

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/11/10/bank-chief-charged-with-fraud/

naijababe:
I will say nothing.

Given that they already have an icy relationship, it's not improbable that she's told her husband about her not so great relationship with her half sister. A randy cheat like this man will just spin everything around the unmarried sister being jealous and bent on wrecking their marriage.

Who's the pregnant sister going to believe? Your guess is as good as mine.  She should let sleeping dogs lie

What if your pregnant sister end up with HIV someday because she didn't get the information she should have gotten from her own sister?. Will you be able to live with yourself?

What do you mean?

High_Chief:
Corrupt nation, begets corrupt leaders. As long as most Nigerians are corrupt then the problem is deep-rooted.

They are corrupt because we allow them abi?. If we occupy aso rock , the national assembly and all the governor's offices in 36 states, they will wake up.

hercules07:
@Beaf

I am sure the ones you are aware of are the Abuja - Kaduna road via Keffi and the Jos - Bauchi road, please go beyond Gombe and see bad federal roads, try going to Adamawa by road and you will know that the devil resides on that road, most of the federal roads were built by the PTF (not OBJ) that is true enough, same can be said for the federal roads down south, the only difference is the contractors down south chopped the money ( the Ibadan - Ilesha road is an example).
@Aloy
Roads may be important, but which one will you prefer in the North Good roads and Boko Haram, or not so good roads but an intelligent forward looking region.

Both are important. It's like asking me to choose between my kidney and liver.

iice:
[color=#9900ff]Lol.  People are malleable, if you know the pressure points. . .its not that difficult.  Sometimes they never catch on that they have been stirred towards certain paths [/color]

Not men like DayoKanu, Sagamite, OYB, etc. They will rather die with that secret.

Islam’s attitude towards women can better be understood from a sixteenth century treatise, The perfumed garden by Shaykh Nefzawi. “Do you know women’s religion is in their vaginas?” Nefzawi asked, “they are insatiable as per as their vulvas are concerned, and so long as their lust is satisfied they do not care [s]whether it is a buffoon, a negro, a valet, or even a despised man[/s].

You are not also respected in Islam as a black man. Read the crossed text above and see where Islam places you as a negro.

Sweetnecta:
i need to get me that daughter of Toba, because i am sure i am somewhat 15 years older, intending to add a decade of two, through her to my age, if Allah Wills me to be live longer.

unless if toba already willed her to my brother in Islam as he promised, earlier.

we in islam do not compete again each other in matters of intending marriage, so i  may have to find that young woman still.

definitely, muslim woman/women has/ve right over me, than any non muslim woman.

Which right does the woman have? In Islam?. In Urdu, women are called ‘aurat’ (عورت), which came from the Arabic word ‘awrah’ (عورة). The Arabic word refers to the genitals of a woman’s body, in a simple and straightforward word, which is called the ‘vagina’. It means, the entire body of a Muslim woman is a huge vagina and nothing else (Warraq, 2005. p. 316). How many Urdu speaking Asian Muslims know this fact that for referring their mothers, sisters and daughters, they use a word which actually degrades their women folks?

‘Nikah’ (Muslim marriage, النكاح) is an Arabic word whose literal meaning is penetration (Kaleeby, 2002; Warraq, 2005). It can be pronounced as ‘Nokh’, which again means the ‘awrah’, the giant vagina, i.e, the entire body of a Muslim woman. When the word ‘Nikah’ is used to mean marriage, the actual meaning is not marriage but literally ‘sexual penetration’. Ignorant Muslims often use these words, without knowing their actual meaning and degrade their woman folks to the level of sex-slaves and cheap highway prostitutes.

Kasem (n. d) concluded that the method of securing such sexual / physical pleasure is very similar to a commercial / business transaction. In plain language, this is called prostitution. In all cases of marriage and sex, the women are treated merely as sex-objects, much like the provider of a service for which she must be paid some compensation.

Islam’s attitude towards women can better be understood from a sixteenth century treatise, The perfumed garden by Shaykh Nefzawi. “Do you know women’s religion is in their vaginas?” Nefzawi asked, “they are insatiable as per as their vulvas are concerned, and so long as their lust is satisfied they do not care whether it is a buffoon, a negro, a valet, or even a despised man. It is Satan, who makes the juices flow from their vaginas” (cited Warraq, 1995. p. 290).

hercules07:
Beaf is very very wrong, the farther up north you go the worse the roads become, the governors build good roads up north, it is other more important things they do not give enough attention.

Are roads not important enough to you?

Desola:
beaf, you are an unadulterated evil!

you know well enough that these western journalists would have carried out their own research for credibility. Their reputation would be at stake if they just take any third party's information as gospel.

Esu buruku.

There are over 2000 junk tabloids in the US alone that have published fake stories like: George W bush is gayy, Barack Obama caught with a mistress, Michelle Obama is lesbo, Michael Jackson rose from the dead and variety of funny lies that anybody with half a brain can decipher. Everything western is not kosher. Encomium is one of them and it is not even free because there are dumb people who actually pay money to read made up junk.

ranlaen:
woman who just buy 20 m euro villa is plugging loopholes for others but opening new ones for herself.beaf  go tell this woman  you need more money.$10 garri no dey last !

How did Diezani get 20 million euros?. The story is too good to be true. Meanwhile, her husband[Allison Madueke] is a very rich guy.

Beaf:
Tinubu is in the oil business. The woman is plugging corruption loopholes. . . Guess the rest.

Tinubu is in oil business?. What's the name of his company?.

ranlaen:
corrupt governments has kill 100000  times more people thru bad roads poor hospitals starvation etc  then boko haram and i don't remember nigerians ever having the guts to do what you are asking for.so i highly see people doing it to protest boko haram.

Change is coming and the guts will surely come with it.

Just like Occupy wall street, can we start a peaceful demonstration by Occupying Aso Rock and the national congress until they find a lasting solution to the Boko haram saga?.

Let us start "occupy Police stations" till the stop brutalizing us.

What did Diezani do to ACN?

Fhemmmy:
Chief . .  You mean in Lagos, after the roads have been fixed, those yeye arm robbers dont dig same road to cause traffic so as to do their evil stuff?

Lagos is different because it is highly urbanized. You can't compare the crime rate in North Dakota with the crime rate in NY.

Fhemmmy:
Even if they used the money to build road and bla bla bla like you have made it sound . .  at least the people are not destroying the poles to be sold to people for something else . . .  at least they are not digging the roads to make robbery easier . . . .

Where did you see people stealing poles or digging holes in the south to make robbery easier?. Stop making up stories to justify injustice please.

Rhino.5dm:
Oni baba nla iro.  juguda o lo ju eja
Omo ibo.

Roflmao, ma binu o. Me been think say you be farting bomber-goro chewing-crusty legged mallam. Yes, I be omoyibo and stop stealing our OYEL. Now back to the topic.

vedaxcool:
Op you cannot be friends with any of the two because your character remains an indictment upon you.

What character?.


https://islamicsunrays.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/muslim-man-praying-on-a-low-wall.jpg

Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.

Rhino.5dm:
what were you thinking when you fabricated this lie?

keep farting indiscriminately here but I will never engage an almajiri like you for fear of my hommies getting bombed. Mo ti se ton pe lo e.

Rhino.5dm:
Federal roads with Interlocking tiles?? I pity your type.

Rhino metusa.

olawalebab:
The last time i check the revenue shared by states, Gombe was one of the lowest earners, if it can acheive that and states like Bayelsa can't (always using topography as an excuse) can't, please let's give it to the northern governors. The state down south that can afford to provide good road will always have billions to spend in hosting a month carnival.

The roads shown above are federal roads, buddy. Just look right and left and all you can see is massive wilderness, yet our govt deem it fit to invest billions of oil money there while Southerners are languishing in decrepit roads.

[size=14pt]Nigeria working to restore normalcy in Darfur[/size]

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Wednesday, 09 November 2011

Nigeria is taking a more active role in diplomatic efforts to restore normalcy to Darfur, Sudan, where another attack on United Nations (UN) troops was recorded at the weekend, Empowered Newswire reports.

UN sources disclosed on Tuesday that during the meeting at the opening of the current General Assembly in September, both President Goodluck Jonathan and UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, reviewed the situation in Darfur, especially the seeming weariness of the Sudanese government to cooperate with the African Union(AU) and UN Mission in Darfur, UNAMID, headed by one of Nigeria's top former External Affairs Minister, Professor Ibrahim Gambari.

UNAMID is the first hybrid mission of the UN, where both the AU and the UN came together to deploy the troops and pick its head, who must enjoy the support of both the UN and the AU.

But there has been recent concerns that certain elements in the Sudanese government were beginning to undermine the activities of UNAMID, a development that sources said bothered the UN secretariat causing the Secretary-General to table the issue before President Jonathan at their New York bilateral meeting recently.

It was learnt that the issue, which was tabled at the instance of the UN Secretary-General led to the Federal Government sending a special envoy to Sudan to encourage the Sudanese government to step-up its cooperation with the UN and respect the calibre of diplomats who are committed to ensuring the complete restoration of peace and normalcy in that troubled region of the country.

The special envoy deployed to deliver the message of President Jonathan last month, was former Nigerian Military Head of State, General Abdusalami Abubakar, who expressed the need for the Sudanese government to tune-up its working relationship and cooperation with UNAMID in the interest of the full restoration of normalcy in Darfur.
http://www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/30952-nigeria-working-to-restore-normalcy-in-darfur