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I will like to have tho type of marriage

Ipob and afonja, pls stop ruining our reputation.

ebhaleleme51490:
ArrrrrrhGosh why are nigeria like this? They keep painting our photos bad outside. What like of countries are we in? A national that can't fend for thier residents. Mtcheeew

You people always blame the government on every bad conduct of Nigerians outside. Is NIGERIA the only country with bad leaders? Why is it that anytime a crime is committed, it must be a Nigeria? We need to change the mindset of 'get rich quick' that is in majority of Nigerians or else that is how the image of the country will continue to battered by those elements and in our turn blame the government.

Slawormir:
Damnnn niggarrr
Isoright....
The huzzle is real

Fake hustle

IPOD AND ODUDUWA collabo

The anti-cybercrime department of the Cambodia Police has arrested two Nigerians, Makcava Femi Wisdom, 28, and Spark Onwa, 33 over an alleged online scam.
Also arrested was a 33-year-old Cambodian woman, Thon Sarem.
General Lieutenant Neth Savoeun, the director of National Police, disclosed this in a statement on Monday.

According to Savoeun, the arrest was carried out by officers led by lieutenant Chea Pove, and coordinated by the Phnom Penh court prosecutor, on October 1.

He said they were brought to the Department of Technology Crimes for processing and later sent to the Phnom Penh Municipal Court for legal action following a complaint.
http://saharareporters.com/2020/10/07/cambodia-police-arrest-two-nigerians-over-online-scam

Davash222:
Mtcheeeeewwwwwwww



Here, we have a fool with his money and a brainless olosho!

And a pauper with small data

Truvel:
Na Who Dey Marry Who? Na She Marry Dem Or Na Dem Marry Her?

Na she marry them nah

Vision4God:
Educative. Thanks op

Welcome

When you are in the kitchen cooking or doing what you know how to do best, and suddenly things just gets out of control with the gas cylinder or you start to notice an abnormal flame pattern with the burner and before you could detect the fault, there is fire outbreak
The cylinder is about to burn, and you have been hearing how gas explosion kills people in seconds, out of fear of not wanting to die. Most people who are not knowledgeable enough in this area, do the first thing their brain tells you them to do, which is to pour water on the fire.

Off course, water is a good solution for fire, its not a bad idea to pour water on fire, but it's a bad decision to pour water on a gas cylinder that has caught fire. its a really bad idea to pour water on that type of fire! Just incase you don't know, there are five classes of fire and each has a different way of putting it off.

This includes our regular fire which occurs with wood, plastics and other solid stuff and water is the best remedy for it.
This is the main focus here, it involves combustible liquids and gases, and water is definitely a bad idea with this type of fire, not to forget that we also have class-C, class-D and class-Ktypes, but we won't get to that yet. So if water is not the best idea on stopping this type of fire, then what can you do to manage the situation?
First of all, manage your anxiety and fear, try not to panic, that's the first and most important step to managing it. Then you need to hurry up and put a large-enough cloth inside a bucket of water, let the cloth soak, then use it to cover the source of the fire. Make sure to spread the wet cloth over the area where the fire is coming from, then turn off the cylinder and leave the area for a while.

Don't ever try to pour water directly over the fire as this will cause a wider spread. Your biggest challenge in doing this, is your own fear, fear can make you do the wrong thing, you don't want to be at the mercy of your gas cylinder.
First of all, manage your anxiety and fear, try not to panic, that's the first and most important step to managing it. Then you need to hurry up and put a large-enough cloth inside a bucket of water, let the cloth soak, then use it to cover the source of the fire. Make sure to spread the wet cloth over the area where the fire is coming from, then turn off the cylinder and leave the area for a while.

Mod help a soul

ojun50:
So na woman born this ones

No, na goat

The Lady is endowed in the front. She is breasted

A lady has taken to popular micro-blogging platform to show off her two husband’s as she gushed over them.

According to the lady identified as Brisbane, in her social media post used the mathematical Greater Than sign (>>>> to indicate that marrying two men is greater then marrying one man.

She shared photos of herself and the two men in her life who looked very happy and satisfied with the polyamorous relationship.

Captioning the images, Brisbane wrote ;

Marrying 2 men>>>> marrying 1

https://mobile.twitter.com/brisbanebee/status/1307528853133418496

If only our governors are doing their duties effectively, this country would have been a good place. They only depend on looting.

You will fear this one

You've achieved your aim of coming to BBN #fame. Life move on. Forget the poor
People that are angry with you for no reasons. It is not a crime to be the son of a rich man. Thanks for showing that we rich people can also compete in this show.

Mr. Eyo Charles, the Cross River Correspondent of Daily Trust newspaper, was on Monday presented with an award for excellence, by an Abuja-based Non- Governmental Organisation, One Love Foundation International.

Presenting the award in Calabar, Mr. Osemudiamen Ogbidi, the Programme Officer of the foundation, said it was in recognition of the reporter’s bravery and commitment to the journalism profession.

According to him, the foundation decided to recognise the correspondent in view of his recent encounter with the former Minister for Aviation, Mr. Femi Fani-Kayode, during a press conference in Calabar.

“Mr. Eyo is a symbol of a true journalist who suffers undue oppression in the hands of the privileged in the cause of performing his duties.

“He was insulted, humiliated and downgraded just for asking a simple question. That is why we are here to honour him and to encourage him and other journalists not to give up.

“Gone are the days when people referred to lawyers as the hope of the common man. Today journalists are the hope of the common man,” he said.
He urged the correspondent to continue with his exploits in journalism and encouraged others to emulate him.

The foundation also presented an award to the Chairman of the State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Mr. Victor Udu.

In response to the award, he described the insult and abuse meted out to him by the former minister as unfortunate, adding that he did not mean to embarrass him.

“But I have since forgiven him,” Charles said.

He commended the Management of Daily Trust, the President of NUJ as well as the union in the 36 states of the federation and the media for their show of solidarity.

The reporter added that the award would spur him to work harder.

These are the people to be blamed for the increase in tariff. They are selfish.

If you have any quarrels with high tariffs, please knock their doors. Drag them and those who sold to them. But wait a minute, where are the millions of USD realized from the sale?

1. Transcorp/Woodrock Consortium (Ughelli Power Plant)
Mr. Tony Elumelu, Mr. Obinna Ufudo (CEO, Transcorp Group) Mr. Adeoye Fadeyibi
$300 million :Power Generation

2. Amperion Power Distribution Limited (Geregu Power Plant)
Mr. Femi Otedola (Chairman, Forte Oil), Mr. Akin Akinfemiwa (CEO, Forte Oil)
$132 million
Power Generation

3. Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited (Kainji Hydro Electric Plant and Jebba Hydro Station)
Col. Sani Bello (Chairman, Mainstream), Alhaji Ismaila Isa (Vice Chairman, Mainstream), Brig Gen. Tunde Ogbeha (Director, Mainstream)
$170 million
Power Generation

4. North South Power Company Limited
(Shiroro Power Station)
Eng. Olubunmi Peters
$111.7 million
Power Generation

5. KEPCO Energy Resources Limited
(Egbin Power Station)
Mr. Tonye Cole (CEO, Sahara Energy Group), Mr. Tope Shonubi
$407.3 million
Power Generation

6. NEDC/KEPCO Consortium
Asset: Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company
Cost: $131 million
Mr. Kola Adesina (Chairman NEDC/KEPCO), Mr. Tonye Cole (CEO, Sahara Energy Group), Mr. Tope Shonubi (Executive Director, Sahara Energy Group)
$131 million
DISCO

7. Vigeo Power Limited
Asset: Benin Electricity Distribution Company
Mr. Victor Gbolade Osibodu (Chairman, Vigeo Holdings) Mrs. Funke Osibodu (CEO, Vigeo Power)
$129 million
DISCO

8. KANN Utility Consortium Company Limited
Asset: Abuja Electricity Distribution Company
Alhaji Shehu Malami (Chairman, KANN Consortium), Mr. Neil Croucher (CEO, KANN Consortium)
$164 million
DISCO

9. Sahelian Power SPV Limited
Asset: Kano Electricity Distribution Company
Alhaji Yusuf Hamisu Abubakar (CEO, Sahelian Power), Alhaji Umaru Mutallab (Chairman, Sahelian Power)
$102 million
DISCO

10. 4Power Consortium Limited
Asset: Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company
Mr. Augustine Nwokocha (Chairman, 4Power Consortium), Governors of Bayelsa, Cross River, Akwa Ibom and Rivers State
$124 million
DISCO

11. Integrated Energy Distributing and Marketing Limited
Asset: Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company, Yola Electricity Distribution Company
Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar (Chairman, Integrated Energy), Mr. Tunde Ayeni (Vice Chairman, Integrated Energy), Dr. Sola Ayandele (CEO Integrated Energy)
$126.75 million
DISCO

12. Interstate Electrics Limited
Asset: Enugu Electricity Distribution Company
Sir Emeka Offor (Chairman, Interstate Electrics Limited)
107.4 million
DISCO

13. West Power and Gas Limited
Asset: Eko Electricity Distribution Company
Mr. Charles Momoh (Chairman, West Power and Gas), Dr. Tunji Olowolafe (Director, West Power and Gas), Mr. Ernest Orji (Director, West Power and Gas)
$135 million
DISCO

14. Aura Energy Limited
Asset: Jos Electricity Distribution Company
Alhaji Garba Mohammed Noma,
$82 million
DISCO

These are the people FG under PDP sold us to.

The Cybercrime Unit of the Nigeria Police Force, INTERPOL, National Central Bureau, Abuja has arrested two (2) suspects for their complicity in a major multi-million Euro scam touching on procurement of COVID-19 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The suspects, Babatunde Adesanya a.k.a Teddy, 50years old Master degree holder in Cell Biology and Akinpelu Hassan Abass, 41years old, the M.D Musterpoint Investment Nig. Ltd, who are members of a sophisticated transnational criminal network, cloned the corporate website of ILBN Holdings BV, Holland to transact with and defraud one Freiherr Fredrick Von Hahn, a representative of the German State of North Rhine-Westphalia.

The arrest of the suspects was sequel to a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) received by the Bureau from the office of the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice conveying a request from the German Government for investigations into a fraudulent transaction on the procurement of COVID-19 Personal Protective Equipment linked to a Nigerian-based Bank Account.

Discrete investigations by INTERPOL Nigeria revealed that the suspects and their Holland-based cohorts, one Eduardus Boomstra and Geradius Maulder specialized in identity theft, cyber-stalking, cloning of corporate websites amongst other cyber mischiefs to defraud unsuspecting members of the public across the world. In this instance, the suspects fraudulently obtained from Mr Freiherr Fredrick Von Hahn the sum of 1.5m Euro and another 880,000 Euro as advanced payment for the supply of COVID-19 PPEs valued at 14.7million Euros. Disturbed by the non-arrival of the PPEs, Mr Freiherr Fredrick Von Hahn eventually visited the corporate office of ILBN Holdings BV in Holland to inquire reasons for the delay in supplying the items only to find out that the company never did business with him and that the transaction was a scam. The fraudsters merely cloned the company’s website and falsely presented themselves as representatives of the company before subsequently executing the fraudulent transaction. Consequently, he reported the case of fraud to the Police in Holland and this led to the arrest of Eduardus Boomstra and Geradius Maulder in Holland and investigations extended to Nigeria.

Investigation by INTERPOL Nigeria further revealed that Babatunde Adesanya received 498,000 Euro from Eduardus Boomstra and Geradius Maulder through his Citibank London account and transferred same to an account number domiciled with a Lagos branch of a leading commercial bank in Nigeria belonging to Musterpoint Investment Nig. Ltd.

While commending the Commissioner of Police, INTERPOL, CP Garba Baba Umar and operatives of INTERPOL Nigeria, Cybercrime Unit for a job well done, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP M.A Adamu, NPM, mni assures members of the public and the international community of the commitment of the Force to tackling cybercrimes and other transnational crimes. He reiterates that there will be no hiding place for internet fraudsters in the country.

Meanwhile, the suspects will be arraigned before a competent court of law soon.

DCP FRANK MBA
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
FORCE HEADQUARTERS
ABUJA

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uiewD5OGRtjmPelMrvBSOM91UYVAckWh/view?usp=drive_web

people are cleaning and organizing their closets, garage, or attic. It makes sense. Afterward, you have a sense of accomplishment and a pile of things you can sell or donate.

Since 1995, Craigslist has been the internet’s classifieds site, but now you have other options. Tap or click here for 9 other sites to turn your old treasures into cash.

If you’re on Facebook, there’s the Marketplace. You’d be remiss in not checking the Swip Swaps on the site. Tap or click here to find Swip Swaps in your hometown.

There is one critical step many people forget to take before getting rid of their old devices:

Proof is in the discarded

One security researcher decided to find out how many people remember to delete their personal information before handing over their old devices. Josh Frantz purchased 85 devices from businesses that sold refurbished, donated, and used computers. He spent about $600 on a bunch of desktop and laptop computers, flash drives, memory cards, hard disk drives and a few cellphones.

Frantz posted what he discovered on his rapid7 blog – and it was shocking! Of the 85 devices he bought, only two were correctly wiped. Most of the devices still had tons of information on them.

With help from a script he wrote, Frantz found 214,019 images, 148,903 emails and 3,406 documents. From all that, he was able to see email addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and credit card numbers.

Forget $1,000 smartphones: Here are three great options for under $400 from Apple, Google and Samsung

Audio stories: Hear about the world’s largest site that tracks data breaches and learn how you can see if your personal data is being sold on the Dark Web.

Don’t let this happen to you. Before donating or selling a device, make sure everything has been appropriately deleted.

If you don’t wipe your device, your data can be found later on down the road. All those deleted letters, financial documents and compromising photos are still lurking on your old devices. All it takes is a little know-how to recover them.

When a file is deleted, your operating system removes the file's link and marks the space

as free. Until it’s overwritten by new information, that file will still exist on your hard drive.

If you consider the hard drives’ size, it could be some time until that file is gone for good. You could be turning over your entire digital life to a stranger. Who wants that?

Delete it: How to erase everything that Google knows about you

Permanently erase sensitive data

Before selling or donating an old computer, you need to erase sensitive data for good. Here’s how:

Windows PC

You can get rid of personal data by using a software tool such as Eraser. It shreds files by overwriting the data before deleting, making recovery impossible. It will also let you set a schedule to delete information.

Mac

To delete files on your Mac, use a shredding app like Permanent Eraser.

A great download for PCs and Macs

CCleaner for PCs and Macs not only does automatic clean-up of your browser cookies, trackers, internet history, download history, cache, and even individual session activity. It also has an option for Secure Deletion of files. Tap or click here for more information on CCleaner.

iPhone

If you’re getting rid of an old iPhone, you must do a hard reset first. This step will make sure none of your sensitive data stays on the device.

To hard reset an iPhone on the device, follow these steps:

Tap Settings > General > Reset. Then tap Erase All Content and Settings.
If asked, enter your passcode or Apple ID password. Confirm that you want to erase your device.
Wait for your device to erase. It can take a few minutes to erase your data completely.
Android

To perform a factory reset on an Android phone, follow these steps:

Go to your phone’s Settings > Backup & Reset > Factory data reset.
Choose Reset phone. Enter passcode and Erase everything.

Reboot.

If you have further questions about resetting your Android device, visit Google’s support page.

Getting rid of a printer? You need to erase its storage too. Tap or click here for the steps.

While some of these devices are extremely simple to wipe clean, others require a bit more work. Either way, it’s well worth the effort. The next time you want to get rid of your devices, make sure you’re not handing over your digital life, too.

If increase in tariff will bring about stable supply, then so be it. Anything other stable power supply will not be accepted.

DaddyRochie1642:
Before who should he have placed on the Payroll

He for allow the brother to do the work nah

senior civil servant in Niger state has been arrested for illegally placing his brother on federal job payroll for 11 years.
Mohammed Ndanusa was arrested in Minna, Niger state after he was found to have smuggled his brother’s name in government’s payroll, since 2009.

Ndanusa, who was working for the Ministry of Health collected the brother’s salary for about 11 years, until the bubble burst on Tuesday.

He even arranged to promote the brother several times, from Grade Level 10 to Grade level 14.

Ndanusa’s brother Tanimu, was all along a motorcyclist in Minna and was not qualified to be on the level, his brother crookedly arranged in his name.

Ndanusa’s 11 year-fraud was busted when he asked the “Okada-rider” brother, Tanimu Ndanusa to appear for screening.

The Niger State government is at present embarked on a physical verification of all civil servants.

According to P.M. News, when Tanimu Ndanusa appeared before the panel, he did not come with any certificate. And he could not even speak, like a senior civil servant on Level 14.

Members of the screening committee were stunned and called the police to arrest him.

The two brothers, Mohammed Ndanusa and Tanimu Ndanusa have been arrested by the police, and Mohammed Ndanusa has since confessed to the crime.

Ndanusa confirmed that he fraudulently employed his brother on grade level 10 in 2009 and subsequently promoted him three times to grade level 14 till date.

Usman, said that the suspect would be charged to court as soon as investigation is concluded.

Credit – P.M. News

Am I the only person that is thinking that the driver was paid to eliminate Oshobaba and PYO? I smell foul play here.

And lastly, nairaland Mod

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