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ijustdey:
http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2016/12/15/breaking-okada-riders-touts-kill-lastma-zonal-head-in-lagos/

Pic: The murdered Bakare (Middle)

I thought that area is outside LASTMA jurisdiction ie Federal owned areas in Apapa.

i have 500k. serious buyer

segun400:
Nigerians have taken to Twitter to react to news of the freezing of all MMM Nigeria accounts.


A user @Lolami_Boo took to the platform to call out the EFCC for not preventing the crash.

EFCC immediately responded.


Source: http://www.flexygist.com/2016/12/13/efcc-responds-to-user-who-called-them-out-over-mmm-crash/


Mynd44

I was crying that I mistakenly confirmed that maga that uploaded fake teller and hung my remaining mavro while i await response from Support that I have written not knowing i was only being lucky. I just GH amidst anger. Not quite long I got my whole dough feeling disgruntled. What a blessing in disguise. I am just imagining having almost 600k hanging in this yuletide.

Bifwoli:
Gosh ,your hypocrisy is just astounding - its as if that which you just wrote isn't consisting of superiority complex? Is NIgeria not dominated by South African brands from Shoprite to MTN and isn't your economy majorly dependent on Shell and BP as major stakeholders? Why are lebanese so majorly visible in Nigerian economy?

And then you talk as if the endless list of worst slums of Makoko,Agbokojo ,Ajegunle,Ijora Badia ,Nyanya,Mpape,Akwuke,Ogui,Obiagu,Mushin,ikelike,Bariga,Abakpa,Njemanze,Gwagwa ,Ugbo Okonkwo,ijeshatedo,Inalende ,Agege and Garki are NOT in Nigeria -these slums must be Mars or Pluto.

Take your hypocrisy ,your superiority complex ,your thinly veiled racism ,your patronizing attitude and your bullshit outta here.

You sound really funny. Those companies you mentioned offer products that the whole east Africa combined cannever afford in the donkey years. Leaving Dar, the whole items I bought from a supermarket down to trash nylon were all imported from China and UAE. Coming to the places in Nigeria you call slums, please google "the largest slums in the world" lets see which countries appear there. You are just funny

Honorable authorities,
So far MMM has come under a constant attack from you. In this regard, I would like to ask you a few simple questions. Since you are concerned with the interests of millions of your fellow citizens, I hope that you would be so kind to answer them.
1. What are you trying to get? Do you want the MMM System to collapse and millions of people to suffer? Who will support them then if now MMM is their only means of livelihood? Will you? You even don’t pay wages to people? Or might you not care about them? Might you be using a trendy topic to make a good name for yourselves? What will you say to a mother who will have no money to buy food for her child? Will you let her child die for the sake of the higher interests of the economy?
2. You say that MMM is a scam. What is the scam here, if all members are warned in advance about all the risks, the possible and impossible ones? They know there are no investments at all. The warning is a red text on a yellow background placed on most prominent place of the website.
3. You say that MMM is bad. Why? Yes, it produces nothing, but nothing gets out of the country either. The money is just redistributed among the citizens of Nigeria. It gets from those who are richer to poorer ones, in this way restoring social justice. What''s wrong with that?
4. You have repeatedly stated that "it should be investigated!.. researched!.." It means you know nothing about this System yet; you even haven’t understood how it works. Isn’t it completely irresponsible of you to make all these allegations and play with the lives of millions of ordinary people?
5. And finally. If you know what is right for people, why is the life so bad in the country?
Sincerely yours,
Sergey Mavrodi
P.S. As for your statement that "everything will collapse soon". The system has been working in Nigeria for a year, and according to your estimates, the total number of members now is about 3 million people. In Nigeria the population is approximately 195 million. Can you calculate? Will it be “soon"? :-))

Constantin:
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Old British style Resort called "Windsor Resort"

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Nice. But Kenya has the worst slums you can ever think of. I have been to Nairobi, Dar er Sallam, Addis and Kampala. These East African cities are great . But they are one cities signled out of a million pestilential squalours. My experience in Dar: The African culture is eroded by the western values (major stakeholders in national economy). I was always begged to pay for anything in Dollars. The restaurant are filled with white people and continental dishes. Beautiful beach where I only found a local drink. Outside Dar, then unimaginable slums. I have East Africans as classmates especially Kenyans. They always have this funny superiority complex amidst other Africans. This is illusory cos we stand tall in Africa despite all odds and even the West knows this. Combine other great cities ranging from Enugu to Ibadan and you know what I'm saying

He invited a call girl while lodging at a hotel in one of the northern cities. The girl asked that she be allowed to say her prayers and that he should go and ask the hotel manager which direction she should face while praying

mroop:
Tiwa Savage’s husband, Tunji Balogun, aka TeeBillz, has technically explained what led to his suicide attempt.

He urged people battling with drugs, alcohol and other forms of abuse to seek help.

Recall that Tiwa’s 2-year-old marriage to TeeBillz went sour after Teebillz’s rant on instagram where he accused Tiwa of infidelity.

But in reaction, the mother of one granted a 45 minutes tell-it-all interview in which she made shocking revelations about her husband. Following the fallout, Teebillz had attempted suicide but was rescued by R&B songster, Banky W.

He had gone on a rehab for alleged use of hard drugs and his suicide attempt. Months after the estranged couple literally set the social media ablaze, the father of two has advised those who find themselves in his shoes to always seek experts solution.


Source ::: http://opeyemiie..co.ke/2016/12/why-i-attempted-suicide-tiwa-savage-s.html?m=0

https://www.instagram.com/p/BNu4OMLh-BX/?hl=en

Nigger puts up excuses for his freaking maniacal spree as growing up in the hood where gun running, murder and rape is the order. That after years of relocating, its still there down his brains likening his to Kanye's kind of ordeal and making refusal to seek help a black thing. Hmmm. Dude, Kanyes case is different and if I may ask when did u relocate from the hood?

Hi folks does any one still remembers wonderful cola? Where pls can I get it?

There has been widespread speculations that the so called Ponzi Scheme which is a contributory scheme would run into some serious problems where partakers will loose their money.

As an active participant, I have been able to note the major problems and ways to avert them in order to make the scheme more stable amidst negative media propaganda.

1. Registration into the the scheme should be more rigorous. while employing people for different duties by MMM, people should be employed for due diligence on the registrants. Identity cards, like International Passports and Drivers License, proof of residence, etc should be required for registration. There should be a way to verify some of the identities. Referrers should also guarantee the registrants in a way that there should be proof that the referrers know the people they are referring. The cases of multiple accounts where the registrants loose some of the accounts and in seconds due to non payment and jumble another account to continue will be curtailed.

2. There should a stake like an amount that should be deposited. This amount will gain some amount of mavro no matter how small. This money can only be collected when the participant wants to close his account, in which case he can only come back by starting the rigors of registration afresh. By this, it will be difficult for anyone to mess around with the scheme in the form of fake teller, not confirming funds after payment and other irregularities cos the deposited money will be at risk when the account is slammed shot.

All smiles at the scene of burial. Is that burial or political rally

Abeg make go check my mavro

800k. serios buyer

post the interior of the car and the face of the engine

HungerBAD:
Interesting.

Very interesting indeed.

Some said he is well,but he was flown out in an Air Ambulance because he has malaria?this tells you where we are today as a nation.

When I hear people call Dangote, or even Forbes calling him the richest African,I just laugh. When I hear the likes of Alakija's or the noise maker,Emeka Offor shout about their wealth,I smile.

This is one man that has for decades been killing Nigeria,and looting us blindly to the ground,and he does it very silently.

Danjuma has more Oil Wells than any Nigerian dead or alive. I know I am guilty of shouting Jonathan's name always,but this is a man past and present Governments should have tried to collect our commonwealth from.

Danjuma is the definition of an untouchable Nigerian.

And after pillaging our funds that could have been used to develop our hospitals,he was Airlifted in an Air Ambulance to get treated for common malaria overseas.

Devil will punish all those, that have turned Nigeria's resources into their personal properties.

sorry oh. You have phobia for rich men because of your long history of penurious existence. [color=][/color][color=][/color]

looks like the whole categories are not out. My sister applied for something related to IT, but its health, Agro, teach etc that they published.

ChuzzyBlog:
Twitter user, Tsav, shared the photo above of a conversation between her and a married woman. Apparently, the man didn't tell her that he is married. See another tweet below:-


SOURCE: http://www.chuzzyblog.com/2016/11/ladies-always-ask-man-if-he-is-married.html

between 9pm and 10 pm - time for checks and balances

costandi:
Upon release of the US general election results, criticisms have littered the social media over the failed prophecy by TB Joshua, which stated that Hillary Clinton Would win the election. However, the cleric has taken to his facebook page to express his view concerning the matter, here's what he has to say; (Pictures Below)



Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1271239246330182&substory_index=0&id=103470916440360

OP and wrong caption and they will readily yank olit to the fp unedited. The man of God only commented on US election, didn't say anything about his critics as claimed. Na wa oh

Limitednow:
http://www.socialtimesng.com/2016/11/no-ransom-paid-to-free-21-chibok-girls-dhq/

cose your traps. Military was not involved in the negotiations.

kengodson:
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Buhari’s $500M Donation To Clinton Campaign May Damage Nigeria Relation With Trump Govt. – US Group.

A US non governmental group, the American Black Group for Democracy has revealed that the Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari’s government plunged $500Million (About N150Billion) into the failed Hillary Clinton electioneering campaign fund. They added that the donation may create a huge misunderstanding between Nigeria and the incoming Trump’s US government.

The Nigeria integrity challenged President, wasted no time in releasing the funds he reportedly pledged to the US secretary of states, Sen John Kerry and US Ambassador in Abuja to support of Mrs Clinton election.
President Buhari an Islamist fundamentalist, have a visible hatred for Mr Donald Trump, especially when the US president elect allegedly made some statement which the Nigerian president sources claimed is
demeaning and a threat to the Islamic faith. The Obama government, which Hillary Clinton served as Secretary of States frustrated the Nigerian former government’s war against the Islamist terror group, Boko haram and blocked every source of sourcing arms against the terrorists.

The US group saw Buhari’s donation as an appreciation or a pay back to the the Obama’s government that frustrated Nigerian government under Goodluck Jonathan in all front and used threats and intimidation to kick scare Jonathan out of office.

They added that Mr Kerry’s frequent visit to Northern Nigerian may not be unconnected to the process to release the funds, as Buhari later quickly mobilized some Northern elders and his party governors of Northern inner circle, helped to facilitate a quick and secret ferrying of the money with secured Presidential Fiat.

The defeat of Hillary Clinton was received as a great shock by the Nigerian government, that was help to power by the polices of Mrs Clinton as secretary of state and the $500m donation is now a failed project that my be investigated by the Trump government.

Left alone, President Buhari should not have congratulated Donald Trump because of the animosity he bears for the American. It took the intervention and criticism of Nigerians to force President Buhari to congratulate the US President elect, Mr Donald Trump, as the Nigerian Seat of government was thrown into turmoil when it became certain that Trump has defeated Buhari’s favoured candidate, Mrs Clinton.

All the world leaders including those from Africa made a straight phone call to congratulate Mr Donald Trump, but President Buhari battling the fact that the incoming US government is aware of his hefty financial support to their opponent (Clinton) developed cold feet and choose to congratulate Trump through a twitter post.

Nigerians were shocked about this revelation that Buhari was busy funding a US presidential candidate, while millions of Nigerians are starving to death as a result of the recession caused by his clueless and directionless economic policies.

News Credit: Hope For Nigeria

The Man of God has not predicated wrongly if you had seen the video where he predicted the outcome of the American election that produced the pariah Donald Trump.

On a close watch towards the end of the video, he said that prophesies that predates his could be right after all, even if they contradicted his own prophesy 10 days after. This is because, his later prophesy followed the spiritual turn of events- events in the spirit are always in a state of flux.

In that light anything could still happen to Donald Trump, maybe a near Kogi incident (God forbid) that would prove the later prophesy right; maybe there was a latest prophesy just before the election that he did not have time to state, overruling the 10-day prophesy.

In the prophetic things the later in time prevails: Lawyers, this is an inverse reasoning of Equity!

I had always wondered why this soldier was not withdrawn and sent abroad for further training after his wonderful performance in his duties at the battle front against Boko Haram.

In the wisdom of the army, they should have known that he would definitely have stepped on, not only the Boko boys toes, but on "internal" toes in the course of the age long battle followed by his accelerated promotion.

They should have made better use of this soldier's gallantry if they took the right steps than allowing him to be wasted in that manner.

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vargasvictory:
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the cause of m.any problems in the world is ignorance.
Abeg make I check my mavro

017000626 called me severally. who knows the no pls

Hilarious

My colleague Fidel Albert has this to say. Enjoy

Sometimes it is quite impossible to describe the disgust you feel in having to respond to absurd comments on your facebook wall. You see, this evening i posted my unalloyed support for the DSS in raiding houses of Judges and finding what i hear is evidence of corruption. Some people have called me names because of my position, but some of their reasons are downright heartbreaking, because these are people whom you expect to know better.

Pompey Esezobor wondered why i would hold this sort of opinion "in this time and age." But he forgot to tell me what "time and age" we are in for my opinion on this issue to be so inappropriate. Chinedu Anene was courageous enough to call my opinion "scandalous." Now, I readily forgive Chinedu Anene because he is a young lawyer. I can live with his insolent comment, without engaging him, for the simple reason that he is not worth my time. When he grows a bit older in the profession and understands the law better, I guarantee i'll find time to sit with him to remonstrate fine points of law. But not today.

To the many others who commented, please be assured that I respect your views. But here is my answer:

Judges are not immune from arrest or prosecution for corruption. Section 36 of the Constitution categorically states that any person may be arrested "on reasonable suspicion of having committed a criminal offence" Judges were not made an exception. In the wisdom of drafters of the Constitution, only the President, Vice-President, Governors and Deputy-Governors enjoy immunity from prosecution. Judges do have some sort of immunity though. But it is immunity from civil law suits by litigants for anything done in an official capacity by the Judges. But I'm sure nobody can argue that corruption is one of the official acts of a Judge. You may want to see the House of Lords reasoning in Re: Pinochet on how you lose your immunity once your act cannot be construed as an official act.So please, Judges, like everybody else, have no immunity from prosecution for corruption and certainly CAN BE ARRESTED.

I have heard arguments that they should have been referred to the NJC. This is quite a stupid argument to make, considering that the NJC is just an administrative disciplinary organ of the Judiciary and has no prosecutorial powers for crimes. This is far beyond the NJC. Yes, the NJC can recommend the dismissal of the Judges but that certainly does not foreclose their prosecution.Someone even talked about the judiciary being an arm of government and should not be interfered with by the executive. How bland an argument!! I wish they had referred to the law they were relying on to make this argument. Anyways, enforcement of the law will always lie with the executive, and the DSS is a law enforcement agency of the executive arm of government. Unless we are to argue that laws cannot be enforced against Judges, in which case i would just give up.

Someone said it was wrong to have raided the Judges' home at night without warrant. Who said this anyway? I think that person cannot be a lawyer. I'll tell you why. In the US, there is the legal principle called the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine. This doctrine states that evidence obtained illegally cannot be admissible in Court against a suspect. So if you effect an arrest or obtain evidence illegally, no matter how damning that evidence is, it will not be admissible in the US Court and your suspect or accused will walk away a free man. The belief in US is that if the tree is bad, then the fruit, that is the evidence, must necessarily be bad too. Now when this doctrine was argued before the Nigerian courts, guess what the Judges decided? Yes, they decided that no matter how unlawful the process of obtaining evidence was, it would be admissible to convict in Nigeria. Consequently, no accused person can ever go free because he was arrested in the night instead of the day, or that he house was searched without warrant. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO SUCCESSFULLY MAKE THAT ARGUMENT IN NIGERIAN COURTS!! It is how our Judges interpreted the law. The chicken has only come back to roost!! Are we to change the law the Judges upheld as right just because it's back to bite them?

Even then, let us not forget that in 2009, in this same USA, a sitting Governor of the State of Illinois, Rod Blagojevich, was arrested in a dawn raid by FBI agents, quite like what the DSS did, on corruption charges. He was eventually impeached and convicted of the corruption charges. Well, that was America where issues of corruption are taken very seriously. We think differently in Nigeria.

I remember Ricky Tarfa's issue began like this. As a joke. Over 90 SANs went to put an appearance for Ricky Tarfa "in show of solidarity" on the first day of his arraignment, until the man himself filed an affidavit stating that he actually gave a Judge, before whom he had cases, money for 'burial." The next date of the case, the numbers of lawyers showing "solidarity" dwindled dramatically. Who would have thought that a SAN would do such things? But it happened. In Nigeria. It is happening everyday in fact. The sorts of bribery going on in the Judiciary is simply mind-boggling. Oh well, how do you suppose Ibori was set free by Nigerian Courts for the same crimes he was convicted of in UK courts? How do you suppose Peter Odili procured a perpetual injunction to free him from prosecution for corruption? Corruption in the Nigerian judiciary is as filthy as the Augean stables. Perfunctory cleaning will not do. Like Hercules, we will need to divert the flow of rivers through the judiciary to clean its mess. One thing I, Fidel Albert, will not do, i will never join the NBA in any solidarity strike or protests on this issue. I will never shield anybody accused of corruption. When you are persecuted for no cause, only then will i come to your defense. And my reason is simple. I am that lawyer who has no life outside of my work. I burn my candles on both ends to prepare for cases. Because of this, i don't have many friends or a buoyant social life. It then pains me when i have to lose a case, not because my argument was not correct, but because the Judge was bribed. It pains me even more when the Client thinks it was my fault.

This is why appellate Courts in Nigeria now hand down Judgments that inferior courts refuse to follow. Because they sometimes simply turn the law on its head on very clear and obvious points. Believe it or not, stare decisis is dead in Nigeria. Why are there so many conflicting decisions of the Court of Appeal? Where did inferior courts get the effrontery to dissent and depart from Supreme Court decisions?

I recently read a UK decision where someone had tried to argue that the same issues were already pending in Nigerian courts and so should not be re-litigated in the UK. It was so sad the way the British Judges smirked at the argument and immediately dismissed it and continued the proceedings in the UK. They did not for once think that pendency of the same issues in a Nigerian court was a serious constraint to their jurisdiction because, according to them, the Nigerian courts would take forever to resolve the issues and there was no assurance of the integrity of the system.So they proceeded with the case in UK anyway! That was a sad indictment. But, it is understandable for a UK Judge to think this way of the Nigerian Judiciary with all sorts of tales of soddy dealings with Judges because no UK Judge has EVER been sacked for corruption in the history of their judiciary. They simply do not have those kind of characters on the English bench deciding people's fate of a daily basis. Lucky English!

Now let's continue our talk on Nigeria. Do you remember Wamakko's case in the Sokoto Gubernatorial elections? Well, I still do not believe what happened in that case. The Constitution had stated that Governorship petitions ended at the Court of Appeal. The Supreme Court had no jurisdiction over Governorship appeals at the time. But the then Chief Judge, Katsina-Alu, for the first time in the history of Nigeria, arranged to have the case heard as an appeal to the Supreme Court, even without constitutional jurisdiction, simply because, as we later got to learn from Justice Salami's affidavits, he had vested interest in the case. Now, a few years later, Olujimi SAN went to the Supreme Court on a matter that the Supreme Court did not have jurisdiction and rightfully in my view cited this same Wamakko's case as authority, but the Supreme Court ducked and said the Wamakko case was a one-off decision, or something to that effect. Can you beat that? The Supreme Court was too ashamed to follow its own earlier decision!! Now Katsina-Alu is enjoying retirement, fully paid for by my taxes. But that is just one instance. I can give you 2,000 other examples off the top of my head of similar incidents in recent times.

Previously, not so long ago, Nigerian Judges were the toast on the African continent. Justice Udo Udoma was Chief Judge of Uganda. Akinola Aguda was Chief Judge of Botswana. Justice Charles Onyeama, Justice Teslim Elias, Bola Ajibola, Chile Eboe-Osuji, etc, all sat as Judges of International Court of Justice and other tribunals. Every country wanted a Nigerian Judge on its bench. In fact Elias, because of his brilliance, had one of the longest tenures as a Judge in the history of the ICJ. He served for 15 years. This were incorruptible men. But today, countries would think twice before touching a Nigerian Judge with a ten-meter pole. Gambia tried it recently, and got its fingers burnt. It appointed Joseph Wowo as President of its Court of Appeal. Not long after, this fellow was caught on tape negotiating a bribe from a litigant, over a bottle of Hennessy. The President of a Country's Court of Appeal. He has since gone into hiding.

I did election petition last year. In fact, we handled 22 petitions in all. I know what we passed through in those cases. I know what went down in those cases. But i'll say no more on this. I'll just leave it at saying: "Let the law take its course". And as the Judges themselves say: "No one is above the law."

The DSS has done nothing wrong.

- Fidel Albert is a legal practitioner

Interested but I stay in Abuja. Happy sales

Guys are no longer scared of sending money to side chicks. They be like, hey Victoria Mgbafor, please confirm payment of 10k on your PO