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gaetano:take ooo
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OP is definitely Yoruba. You seriously need to work on your "h" factor. "Ear" for "hear, "as" for "has", etc. Poor baby, wasted by a heartless mother! |
Such a great news without "pishures" #smh |
Free36:Tell us you are being ironical. Tell us how did these dude make the billions they own? |
Dshocker:Isn't that a road in Lagos state? Hmmm. ..reminds me of Abia state! |
Many women don't even know what they want |
dopeviking:Nobody's going to click that yeye link. Better post the complete article here. .. La click, la bend! |
sekundosekundo:ok So what's the better option.? |
Quite informative and, for me, has come handy. ..at the right time. Na this kain educative post suppose de flood nairaland. No be all those "picture of snake killed in my farm" and "Tonto Dike goes braless" equivalent of posts. OP, one bottle of chilled orijin for you- at your convenience! |
mare23ayo:Is that the only option. ..in a sane environment? |
Peeps are still making cool money for this recession! |
The Federal High Court, Abuja, on Thursday ordered the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) to pay Capital Oil and Gas Industry Limited N26.5 billion as contained in a consent judgment delivered in 2013. Justice Abdul Kafarati, in his judgment, held that the court had powers to enforce its judgment or that of any lower courts in the country. “An order is granted for AMCON to provide Trade Finance Facility in the sum of N16 billion for revamping of the plaintiff’s business and to pay the plaintiff’s trade creditors. “I also grant an order compelling the defendant to comply with the consent judgment and to make the additional sum of N10.5 billion available to the plaintiff. “This money is the payment of sundry creditors who continue to threaten the plaintiff’s business,” Kafarati held. Kafarati also restrained AMCON from exercising any powers over Capital Oil and Gas Limited and its assets. These, according to him, include attempts at processing any assignment or transferring same on behalf of the company. A Federal High Court in Lagos on May 6 struck out the suit brought by AMCON against Capital Oil and Gas Industries Limited on these issues. The court held that the suit was premature and could circumvent pending suits relating to the alleged indebtedness of Capital Oil and Gas Limited. The plaintiff (Capital Oil and Gas Industry Limited) had approached the court to decide whether having regards to the consent judgment, AMCON was not under obligation to restructure its debt. The plaintiff also asked the court to decide whether the actions of the defendant and agreements reached by parties since the consent judgment did not constitute a waiver of the requirement for compliance. The court was also asked to decide whether the defendant was not wrong to have failed to restructure the plaintiff’s debt. The plaintiff further sought the determination of the court whether if the defendant did not by its action fail to avail it trade facility in the sum of N16 billion to pay its trade creditor. Reacting to the judgment, Mr Ajibola Oluyede, counsel to the plaintiff, described it as a landmark decision. He, therefore, urged the defendant to accept the judgment, adding that such step would encourage growth of private businesses in the country. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/court-orders-amcon-pay-n26-5-bn-capital-oil/ |
sarrki:#smh Is that supposed to be an excuse? ? What happens to the instruments of good governance with all the powers at bu.bu's disposal?? |
one of those "La click, la. ..." threads #smh |
Abeymills:I'm telling you. Replying to a post by a zombie is akin to wasting your time and Mb. Sometimes I wonder if na otumokpo wey APC and bubu carry hold their destinies. |
Do one blame the Judiciary or the EFCC? Or could this be another ploy by current government to divert the masses attention on the comatose and poorly managed economy. Everyday, the country continues to tire person! |
Pay on delivery?
About how many pieces make 1kg (that will give one an idea of the sizes) |
Godsate:Yes, FEW . ..of the millions of Igbos across the world. now do the statistics. ..it's in the 0.00000... |
This is one of the few idiotic Igbos that are giving the rest of us a bad name. I feel like giving him a dirty slap across his Igbo! How I wished he succeed, and only got caught in China. ..his "dream" of an everlasting and memorable life would have come to reality. Ewu congo! My fellow good Igbos, let's endure the ongoing bashing from our southwa.s.te brothers. Their turn is coming. Ogun robbers and ritual killers will always be in the news. NCAN over to una ooo Let the bashing continue. NCAN Coordinator Sasolburg, SA |
You actually expected a HUMAN BEING to click that yeye link? La click, la tomorrow |
Have you ever heard of "La click, la bend"? Only a fo.o.l will click that yeye link. Sorry for spoiling your market, na recession cause am. |
As expected. ..Buruntai comes to mind. I join the poster above to say NEXT |
Cone head afonjas. ..give us extra lessons on the environmental impact. But militants, make una pity the country oo. We're already in a recession. Many peeps are already going to bed on an empty stomach. .including women and children. Also for the sake of those of us who never voted in this evil government, yet suffering with z.o.m.b.i.e.s. |
solreb:What will Buhari be remembered for? Blaming GEJ? After the blames, then what? #smh |
And some people will believe this ![]() #smh Anyway, there's a reason they are called zombies. |
I was not expecting a different name even though I'm a senior member of NCAN and share tribe with you. Nwanne, you really fall our hand. You don ff.u.c.k.u.p How I wished this was in Indonesia!. ..body for tell you! #SayNoToDrugs |
Kenya and weird news be like..
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Return the loots so that their country will go into recession? #ayamwaiting
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