₦airaland Forum

InyinyaAgbaOku:
that was then and even at that time, thet were not as indebted as your looting governors with more allocations.

They have all paid except IMO APC.
meanwhile your states are still owing . Which state has the osun situation? Not even Imo

Chlwude:
Ekoile, stop abusing drugs all the time. Anambra is among the few Nigerian states that pays salaries promptly. Lagos, Rivers and Anambra are very prompt!




Read up..

lagdmark:
What IF GEJ had said NO and went to Supreme court and manipulated and uses his Army to retained power by now that your F eyed tinubu will only protest, he will be send to jail and die there as usual noting go happen {another June 12).
We thank GEJ!

iSlayer:
Yes it is meaningless rubbish. I'll like it to continue like this anyway.

InyinyaAgbaOku:
How come most SW States are owing workers salaries up and down?

Abia (N14.152bn)
Adamawa( N2.378bn)
Bauchi (N8.60bn)
Bayelsa (N12.85bn)
Benue(N28.013bn)
Borno(N7.680bn)
Cross River(N7.856bn)
Delta( N10.036bn)
Ebonyi(N4.063bn)
Edo(N3.167bn)
Ekiti (N9.604bn)
Enugu (N4.207bn)
Gombe (N16.459bn)
Imo (N26.806bn)
Kastina (N3.304bn)
Kebbi (N0.690bn)
Kogi (N50.842bn)
Kwara (N4.320bn)
Nasarawa (N8.317bn)
Niger (N4.306bn)
Ogun (N20.00bn)
Ondo (N14.686bn)
Osun(N34.988bn)
Oyo( N26.606bn )
Plateau (N5.357bn)
Sokoto (N10.093bn)
Zamfara (N10.02bn

Anambra workers protest 4-months unpaid salaries


Workers in the Anambra Property and Land Use Charge (APLUC) on Monday, staged a peaceful protest to demand the payment of their four months salaries.
The protesters, numbering about 25, crippled the economic activities of the state government as they locked the gates leading to the office.

https://www.today.ng/news/3637/anambra-workers-protest-4-months-unpaid-salaries

betterABIAstate:
I don't go about snapping pictures of flyover, but bear it in mind that an interchange is also a flyover. Flyover is not just like the one in mokola, flyover have different types and going by that Enugu has nine flyovers. If you will add ebeano tunnel, which is a railway flyover, then its ten.

If you have been to Enugu, you won't be asking me the pictures of flyovers, if you coming from 9th mile before you get to abakpa junction, you will meet 3 flyovers (the one that leads to new market, trans ekulu flyover and abakpa junction flyover), from abakpa junction to airport road, you will see two (one at new heaven junction and the airport road flyover). If you are coming from port Harcourt (gariki flyover entrance, amechi flyover, ugwuaji flyover and artisan flyover).

ikechuk0:

It's even an insult to pit that your NA in the same category of "battled hardened military men". Your military is more of a joke just like your politics.

I repeat my question.

What war did militants win before? In fact what war wgee they in before?
What war did BH members win or where in before?
What war did Biafra soldiers win or where in before?

Yet your so called "battled hardened military men" have more casualties than all three till the point your military resulted to attacking their unarmed civilians in effort to compensate on their incompetence.

LMFAOOOOOO @ the term "battled hardened military men and professional". What an insult to all those in every other nations who served.

Illiterate. Let you military defeat rag tag men like book haram before daring to even consider themselves anything but a complete disgraceful joke

Anybody, rotc students included, can kick their @ss. The only people they can win over though is unarmed civilians. Simple!

ikechuk0:
Look at this monkey shifting space. The pictures where provided because as the usual ignorant black Neandertal monkey you ranted shit you dimwits ass didn't known aka "students wey no carry weapon". Those pictures where posted to cure your typical black stupidity or rather ignorance. Next time, maybe you should have googled before ranting instead of this ur pitiful attempt to save face

ikechuk0:
Your worthless military that's running away from the battle? Your worthless military that is even begging Boko Haram to come dialogue with them? The military that was kicked in the @ss by militant, they had to pay militants just to stop it.

Neither Boko Haram, Mend or any militants had "battled filed to fire" experience prior to engaging your military. Wtf happened? Both are kicked their @ss to obvilion till the point your disgraceful military is busy posting media propaganda and claiming "technically victory" to compensate for their incompetence.

Shit even during Biafra war. The biafran soldiers had no "battled filed to fire" experience but yet your useless military had more military casualties than they did. Instead of fighting them, your worthless military went after their unarmed civilians. Once more ptovinh my statement accurate.

Infact, in all battle your disgraceful military been in they have proved my statement accurate in each.
The couldn't defeat Boko Haram, what did they do? They went after unarmed shites Muslim group
They couldn't defeat Militants, what did they do? They went after unarmed odi civilians.
Biafra was killing their soldiers more than they did theirs, what did they do? They went after unarmed biafran civilians.

I'll repeat my statement so it'll go through your head: if ROTC high school students were engaged in a combat with your military, I bet everything I GOT that your military would get their @ss whipped as usual and they result to their usual run or attack unarmed civilians. As I repeat the only thing they are good at is defeating unarmed civilians. Hell judging from the pictures, it's obvious they get trained better. Maybe touching your ear is a new type of combat or muscle building technique created. Disgraceful bunch!!!

ikechuk0:
Keep your stupid f2king mouth shut. Who the Bleep told you ROTC students do not carry guns? Dimwit, I was a JROTC student, hell I was even one of the students even appointed to do counts every other week. So who the heck you think you can tell me wtf they had or did not have. Pray tell who told your disgraceful @ss ROTC students do not carry weapon?

Feast your eyes on the pics and cure your ignorance. All these are JROTC students.

Wtf do I except from a nigga whose useless army can barely do a proper push up. Talk less of even defeat anything but unarmed civilians. Known to Run away from from fights against armed opponents.

As I said before ROTC high school students can beat that your shit military with ease. The picture they provided, I'm assuming in effort to make themselves look good, proved it.

DedeNkem:
The guy made a figurative statement, you dumb f*uck!

By looking at this, even high school ROTC students can defeat Nigeria Army with ease.

DedeNkem:
You contradicted your dumb post!

In the pictures you dumbly added in your st*upid, the western military in them were carrying heavy backpack to simulate full military gear! And some were carrying full military gear. They usually carry the heavy stuff and trek for miles! Whereas in the Nigerian military pictures, they were just doing normal civilian trekking and placing their f*ucking hands over their empty heads. My toddler can do that!

This is not about "hating my country", a hopeless country for that matter. It's about telling the truth! You can't continue hiding your wound and hope it heals! Remove your f*ucking head from your stinky as*s and think!

ikechuk0:
Thank you. I used to be in ROTC and the drills we did back then was even better than that shit they do and we were just high school students. They supposedly doing push up yet the nigga in the back has his ass up in the air during push up. Wtf kind of push up is that BS? Him that is the leader has the lower part of his body lower than the upper. Yet he is the leader teaching them how to be strong. Don't get me even started with what arm raised touching ear crap they doing. No wonder the only people they can defeat is unarmed civilians
By looking at this, even[b] high school ROTC students can defeat Nigeria Army with ease.[/b] You can just look at them and see the stupidity and incompetence of that "military".

To me, that "nation" shouldn't even be calling itself Giant of Africa. It's a huge insult to Africa. Every nation in Africa are ten times better than that incompetent "nation"

betterABIAstate:
you are the person dick measuring, Enugu has had a flyover first before Ibadan, Enugu city has more flyover than the whole of Oyo state.

Osogbo has no flyover, ondo state as whole doesn't have either, how about ekiti? None. Ogun just had the first and only flyover in it's capital city just last 3years.

Why are you shouting as if you have flyovers everywhere in your states? Come celebrate with south east so you can get your own soonest.

DedeNkem:
This is pathetic! The inept COAS should check youtube and learn from western military drills.
Nigerian military is one of the most incompetent and corrupt in the world.

krendo:
This man should forget propaganda and face his work

Justice Yunusa with N225,000 on January 7, 2014.



But Odubela, in reply to the allegation , said though it was true that Tarfa forwarded N225,000 to Justice Yunusa as EFCC had said, the money was not a bribe but a donation made by some friends of Justice Yunusa towards the funeral rites of his father-in-law, Alhaji Audi Damasa.

Tarfa, through Odubela, also described as untrue the claim by the EFCC that Justice Yunusa acknowledged the receipt of the alleged bribe by a text message which read, “Thank you, my senior advocate.”

He said, “Contrary to paragraphs 31, 54 and 55 of Moses Awolusi’s (EFCC operative) counter-affidavit, the access to the applicant’s firm’s Access Bank account details was done by the respondents after the arrest and detention of the applicant on 5th February, 2016 without consent and authority of the applicant.

“[b]That the applicant did not on 7th January, 2014 bribe Honourable Justice M.N. Yunusa with the sum of N225,000 or any other sum at all.

“That it was common knowledge in the legal circles that Honourable Justice M.N. Yunusa lost his father-in-law, Alhaji Audi Garba Damasa on the 28th December, 2013 in Maiduguri and travelled there to attend to the funeral rites.

“That the applicant and some friends of Honourable Justice M.N. Yunusa made some donations towards the said funeral rites and to commiserate with the judge since they could not physically go and commiserate with him in Maiduguri, where he was and stayed for a while.

“That the contributed monies amounted to N225,000, which sum was given to the applicant with the responsibility to get same across to the bereaved judge.

“That the applicant consequently made arrangements to forward the sum N225,000.

“That I know as a fact that it is common in Nigeria for friends and well-wishers to contribute gifts in cash and kind to people who are celebrating or bereaved.”

Tarfa had sued the EFCC to protest his alleged unlawful arrest and detention by the EFCC on the premises of the Lagos State High Court in Igbosere on February.

He is seeking N2.5bn as compensation for exemplary and aggravated damages as well as a public apology occasioned by his alleged unlawful arrest and detention.

He is being represented by no fewer than 34 Senior Advocates of Nigeria, led by Chief Bolaji Ayorinde (SAN).

While arguing Tarfa’s suit on Friday, his counsel, Ayorinde, maintained that his rights were violated and deserved his claims.

The EFCC, through its lawyer, Mr. Wahab Shittu, however urged the court to dismiss Tarfa suit with a “substantive punitive cost for lacking in merit.”

Opposing Tarfa’s suit on Friday, Shittu said Tarfa’s arrest was not unlawful because the EFCC arrested him on reasonable suspicion and had already charged him to court, where he had already been arraigned with trial fixed for March.

“Exemplary and aggravated damages can only be granted if it is established that the action of the respondents is high-handed; the applicant has to also show that the action of the respondent is wanton. But in this case, it is clear that the respondents were carrying out their statutory duty,” shittu argued.

After listening to both parties, Justice Idris fixed February 29 for judgment.

The EFCC arrested Tarfa on February 5 on the premises of the Lagos State High Court for allegedly obstructing operatives of the EFCC from arresting two suspects of economic and financial crimes by allegedly hiding the said suspects in his jeep.[/b]

aflame100:
Safe journey baba. may Almighty Allah guild and protect you. #saibaba# "swagalicious" president.

Ramnon2:
Another foolish Igboman goes to develop and enrich SOUTH West. Don't even tell me about nearness to raw materials (Economics 101), as there are no tomato farms in Lagos. There are no motor raw material parts in Anambra/ Enugu, yet Innoson is producing from there. So there is no excuse for Umeofia.

These types of Umeofia Igbos - and there are millions of them- are doomed until they start asking why other rich private Nigerians are not investing in Igboland as they (these Igbos) do in other parts of Nigeria.

asksteve:
Why is it that any judgement that doesn't favor this witch hunters is procured through bribery or some back door means, if they have any tangible evidence beside the lies they keep feeding Nigerians with then they present it in court and no judge will look d other way.
What I see Is the present government trying to discredit the entire judiciary so as to run a unitary system, since d legislative arm has been dealt the same blow so as to render their views almost irrelevant.

If they want to fight corruption its all their in d APC, the so called 16yrs of PDP misrule are all in d APC.

God save Nigeria from this mess some of our greedy, selfish n clueless fellow citizens put us into.

[b]The Commission further stated that Mr. Tarfa had, in April last year, attended a book launch in honour of Ibrahim Auta, the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, in the company of Gabriel Igbinedion, who was the chief launcher.
‎Mr. Tarfa introduced Mr. Igbinedion to judges and senior lawyers who attended the programme, according to the EFCC.
“That I know as a fact that inspite of the Applicant’s knowledge of Rule 3(f)(j) of the Code of Conduct for Judicial Officers which stipulates that ‘A judicial officer and members of his family shall neither ask for nor accept any gift, bequest, favour, or loan on account of anything done or omitted to be done by him in the discharge of his duties’ the Applicant did not advise his client not to donate the said sum of N8 million to the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court. Now shown to me and marked Exhibit ‘Q’ is Thisday edition of 3rd May 2015 capturing the proceedings of the launching including role of the Applicant.
“That I know as a fact that the Applicant’s client, Chief Gabriel Igbinedion made the donation of N8m in the referred occasion to the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court inspite of knowledge by Chief Gabriel Igbinedion that his son Michael Igbinedion who had been convicted was awaiting the sentence of the Federal High Court in criminal proceedings pending against Chief Gabriel Igbinedion’s son (Chief Michael Igbinedion) before the Federal High Court.
“That I know as a fact that a few hours after the donation of the said sum of N8 million to the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court by the Applicant’s client, Chief Gabriel Igbinedion’s convicted son was sentenced to a year imprisonment or N1 million through a questionable plea bargain which was condemned by all right thinking Nigerians.[/b]

Senior lawyers frustrating war against corruption —EFCC boss

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/senior-lawyers-frustrating-war-against-corruption-efcc-boss/

CyberWolf:
Can EFCC provide evidence of all this allegations in court knowing how wack our constitution is? ... We always knew ihe the case started but nobody ever knew how the case ends... Anyway it's none of my biz..

Pennywise:
Bribes are given depending on the severity of cases. Obviously it is systematic- this is one of many cases.