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fabre4:Though, I believe all these pple he knows would be meticulous on all points, it was d technocrats(civil servants), during printing n photocopy that did that padding job. I don't think such will be allowed to repeat itself. Nobody, truly, is perfect! We all hope to learn lessons as we go along n pray d lessons n its consequence, won't be d end of us. If u've still not felt d effect of d body odour, den, I definitely can not help u! Yet, Tompolo, Shittes n IPOB will be in a better position to let u know if they can/have smell any body odour or not. |
kayusely:No mind dem, dem go begin dey shout dictator! And, make we self dey careful, because most of us don collect money wey we no knw d source. Even Bubu himself, collect motor frm Dasuki largesse! |
TEHRAN, Iran — An Iranian court has sentenced a well- known tycoon to death for corruption linked to oil sales during the rule of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the judiciary spokesman said Sunday. Babak Zanjani and two of his associates were sentenced to death for "money laundering," among other charges, Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejehi said in brief remarks broadcast on state TV. He did not identify the two associates. Previous state media reports have said the three were charged with forgery and fraud. "The court has recognized the three defendants as 'corruptors on earth' and sentenced them to death," said Ejehi. "Corruptors on earth" is an Islamic term referring to crimes that are punishable by death because they have a major impact on society. The verdict, which came after a nearly five-month trial, can be appealed. A news website run by the judiciary identified the two associates as British-Iranian businessman Mahdi Shams, who was detained in 2015, and the other as Hamid Fallah Heravi, a retired businessman. Zanjani was arrested in 2013 during a crackdown on alleged corruption during Ahmadinejad's rule. Iran's Oil Ministry says Zanjani owes more than 2 billion euros ($2.25 billion) for oil sales he made on behalf of Ahmadinejad's government. Zanjani is one of Iran's wealthiest businessmen, with a fortune worth an estimated $14 billion. He was arrested shortly after the election of President Hassan Rouhani, who ordered a crackdown on alleged corruption during the eight-year rule of his hard-line predecessor. Iran has in the past executed other wealthy individuals found guilty of similar charges. In 2014, Iran executed billionaire businessman Mahafarid Amir Khosravi over corruption charges. mobile.nytimes.com/aponline/2016/03/06/world/middleeast/ap-ml-iran-corruption-death-sentence.html |
CriticMaestro:That is d reality on ground. If u don't believe him, how many amongst d kids of d masses can afford a Nigerian education, not to talk of a foreign, scholarship-less one? |
Mrjo:Nothing dies a natural death in Naija! U av to kill it, forcefully, over n over again! We're that stubborn. Inspite of body language, budget padding still happened! |
Mrjo:I'm actually praying he doesn't fail, proves d doubters wrong unlike the last guy that fell short. |
As d wailers are so good at sniffing out wailing materials, I want them to access this article in which d APC/PMB lead FG is trying to work in tandem with a PDP led state govt in bettering d lot of d common man, irrespective of political/voting inclinations. Something their beloved PhD buffoon couldn't initiate in 8yrs of federal leadership is being initiated by d certificate-less dullard after barely a year in office! Give PMB a chance to impress us, instead of vilifying him at every turn! So far, he's shaping up. Multinational oil firms violate environmental laws in Nigeria March 6, 2016 Premium Times www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/199624-multinational-oil-firms-violate-environmental-laws-nigeria.html |
feaworaoja007:Bro, he is what he his! Inspite of his acclaimed reading culture, I'm generally surprised at his presentations. Though, his good intentions should not be doubted. Nigerians already rejected him 3 times, just that d last time around, he became the only alternative to d incumbent, who had misplaced priorities! That says a lot about d perceived achievement of that buffoon! |
softvio:I rest my case. As bad as he is, him own better pass some people sha! |
yaki84:He was already outside d country before those incidents. Though, he could've dashed back or made a statement immediately to address it. Still, he wasn't dancing azonto on live camera! |
RichYoungNigga:What u don't seem to get is; GEJ actually paid but recieved duds. PMB is mostly likely returning/refitting d duds and getting d job done. Since 'Liar' Mohammed came out to disclaim GEJ's statement concerning his arms purchase, I'm yet to hear GEJ or any of his cohorts coming out with proofs to state their case, like they did on d Osinbajo/GEJ road fracas?! |
amazon14:I felt/feel sorry for u too, after reading this comment u made, 'cos u watched a video. It is well. |
amazon14:I felt/feel sorry for u too, after reading this comment u made, after watching a video. It is well. |
Flexherbal:He is less than a year in d saddle, and he's already raising a lot of standards- from d legislative to d judiciary to d military, police, customs, banks, ncc, need I go on? Patience is a virtue. |
Mrbigman1:Wetin una dey catch? I hope u understand sarcasm? In that same interview, he said he had saboteurs and earlier(before d interview) he had said, d budget being debated is definitely not what he submitted! The journo believes any shiit budget at her own risk. |
Dollar scarcity: Importers
explore timber, solid minerals. Due to the foreign exchange scarcity and the declining value of the naira, many Nigerian importers have shifted their focus to the export trade, mainly timber and solid minerals. The President of the Shippers Association of Lagos State, Mr. Jonathan Nicol, in an interview with SUNDAY PUNCH, said the development arose due to the current unprofitable nature of importation business. He said, “What many of us are simply doing is going into some aspects of export, to cover for the period of lull in imports. There was a time when many importers were moving into the timber trade; that is the exportation of untreated wood. “They invested so much in the purchase of untreated logs, which were being exported until the customs stepped in. You know the exportation of untreated wood is prohibited in Nigeria. Those involved were caught and the comptroller-general of Customs warned them. After that incident, I expect things would be slow in that area.” Nicol added that the solid mineral sector was another area of interest for importers, some of whom had already applied for prospecting licences. He described the development as a positive one for Nigeria, adding that there was the likelihood that some members might not return to the importation business any more. “This is a good thing for the country, although now the whole scenario looks dark, when we are able to get our feet on the ground, some of us might just remain exporters. At least, this way, we would be kept in business continuously,” Nicol said. Last month, the Customs Area Comptroller of the Tin-Can Island Command, Mr. Yusuf Bashar, had held a stakeholders forum with exporters to show the difference between treated and untreated wood products. He had advised exporters to ensure that only exportable wood products were brought into the port, adding that anything short of what the law permitted would be confiscated. Officials of the Federal Environment Protection Agency were also involved by the command as resource persons in the seminar. Bashar said, “The need for the campaign became imperative due to the seeming confusion emanating from the export of wood products, as almost every container with wood export despite the status is considered contraband by the uninformed. “So, we met exporters of wood products, freight forwarders, our own Customs personnel and interested members of the public to let them know the categories of wood that are lawfully exportable.” He expressed confidence that with improved communication, there would be a higher level of compliance, adding that unprocessed wood was banned from export. At the meeting with stakeholders, Bashar exhibited samples of processed, semi processed and unprocessed wood products. www.punchng.com/dollar-scarcity-importers-explore-timber-solid-minerals-export/ |
Adewummy007:I believe that was sarcasm, he knows/knew d budget he submitted, so why should d foreign journo claim to know his budget better, without deferring to him? |
So much contradictions in life! Iyabo, his first child, hates him and labels him irresponsible and this young man, Udoh Henry, from another tribe, probably thinks he's d best Dad a man can have?! |
Can't really blame wailers and IPOB, since d quality of education available is so low! So much hate and no critical thinking. I'm yet to see d video of any funeral procession to give d dead a martyr's burial! U'll can do with less hate n pls stop comparing PMB to that buffoon dat went dancing azonto, a day after a devastating bomb blast! U'll got no morals, no shame! |
ekafine:U want to use hate to generate frontpage? We tend to be civilised not barbarians(we've got some sha), so most are waiting to know who is actually to blame! We don't defend criminals and buffoons, because they claim to be our brothers! |
LesbianBoy:Yep, d same way he upgraded 3rd Niger bridge? In ur dreams! |
chukwudi44:To imagine u, being happy at ur loss of decency?! Incase u haven't reasoned it out; by d time they finish with d judiciary, those unaffected will be either d clean judges or those too smart to have fallen victim. Those remaining will either follow d letter of d law or definitely know which side their bread is buttered on! This thing done dey pass propaganda, ask Tompolo, if u can find him!? |
linusbnn:Women have been second class citizens, since time immemorial. Until recently, before women became emancipated, d majority of men- d gold digger, d lazy type n d hustler- treated women as properties to be acquired. Very few dominant women ever had their way- Amina, Cleopatra- until d past century when they found their voice and as such, if u call their bluff, they pack out, drive u out or sue ur ass for all u're worth, unlike what was obtainable in d past whereby she will apologize even when she's d wronged party. That's why d divorce rate is astronomical! |
MarieSucre:I don't believe what u said can work in this age n time. Ladies have earning power and can actually call men's bluff. And, really, a lot of men don't deserve anything submissive. |
CriticalThought:U claimed, GEJ was insulted throughout his tenure, a false claim, which makes u sound like a GEJ/PDP apologist(wailer/IPOB). With all d corruption happening in Judiciary, Legislative, Executive and all govt n private enterprise, where really do u think he can start? Short of total removal of d entire leadership structure(which will be termed dictatorial), he can only take little inadequate steps. We can only pray, its enough. APC- All Progressives Congress, a group of politicians who claim to what to deviate from the status quo. Let's give them a chance and watch them so hard, they find it difficult to continue robbing us blind. PMB gave d Legislative so much room, they actually carried out a budget verification, without just passing that rubbish after getting cash filled ghana-must-go bags. The Judiciary is trying to find its feet, after being released from the shackles of govt interference. Seriously, PMB is not d norm! |
CriticalThought:Bro, u no get case! How is the party not in power supposed to have access to loot? With the rate of media coverage, I don't think any petition against an APC chieftain, will be swept under any carpet! PMB has dared all and sundry to bring petitions with evidence and see if he won't act! Or u expect them to indict themselves? By the way, Jona wasn't insulted throughout! He was given too much leeway, and he comfortably hanged himself! I voted him as with many of my friends n acquitances. I can remember n direct u to all my social media rants during d Yar'Adua health saga. We believed so much in his capabilities, dared to dream of a Nigeria of our dreams coming to be at his hands. We jubilated from Lagos to Kaduna at his victory! PMB has been on the ballot since 2003, no southerner looked at him twice! Even OBJ n Jona(1st term) was preferred to him. Yet, it shows the level of Jona's ineffectual buffoonism to make PMB a winner! And, that's what baffles me about wailers like u; u don't mind wallowing with pigs due to ethnic bigotry, sentiments and unbelievable immorality! Everyone is free to criticise PMB, its when u start comparing him to that loser(he couldn't win a race in which he had a six years advantage), that I rage! |
Speechless3:That all atheists could just resort to twisting u all up, instead of ridicule or derision. So, which do u I should choose? Belief or Unbelief? Logic or Illogical? |
Speechless3:Ur mind games no be here! Its been long since someone twisted me around this much without me predicting d outcome! I don't even know if my headache is by u or d heat/sun? Short of telephaty, this one na stalemate, or I concede. I might not be able to extricate myself from ur twists! |
Speechless3:Yep, the same way u think Atheists are contradicting themselves n d same way atheists think theists are contradicting themselves. Read again, u just might get it, all things being equal?! |
Teempakguy:Meso' or Canaan? To me, God originated with d first man to have unanswered questions. I get u, sha. Thought u were on to something else. In-btw ur signature is d word! |
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