Hemanwel:
Oh bob! See the number of people viewing this thread on top Linda matter. Some have plainly decided to take it personal. Onto wetin nah??

BTW:

1). Gen Obasango*** Operation Feed the nation

2). IBB*** Structural Adgustment Programme

3). Gen Buhari*** ?? 1983

4). President Obasango*** GSM, NEEDS

5). Ebele Goodluck*** BVN, TSA, YOUWIN, SURE P

6). President Buhari*** ?? 2015 till date

Who exactly did we offend to have had this mistake of an individual as a leader on two terrible occasions?

naijjaman:


You skipped your medication again.

Gflat:

They are Thieves who want to sow where they didn't reap

However, counsel to the accused person, Mike Ozkhomhe
urged the court to grant the accused person bail on self-
recognition

tomakint:

Shame and painment undefined. if it can take this "serious government" 1 year to recover that chicken change some corrupt governors spend in six months as dash to their cronies I wondered how long it will take them to recover equivalent of $1 billion in Naira yeye people. So after all the media hype and noise making from Lai about billions of dollars stolen its only 78 billion Naira, hundreds million of dollars, few millions in pounds and thousands of Euro recovered. They better start balling with the masses because people are hungry. Bloody liars

yrmybank:


The point Macmilla is making is that NAF does not have to be so strict on the 3.2km run. And the time in which we're required to complete the run is a bit stringent. Yes we're soldiers first but we're going to be employed within administrative capacities anyway so we basically don't have to run like Olympians. Plus cos we're fit to get in don't mean we'll remain fit when we're in. There are so many fat and unfit military personnels out there. Some I saw even at the zonal enlistment centers; looking at them, you'll bet they can't run 3.2km to save their lives, yet there're soldiers with NAF.

stanvesco:
proudly an abusite and an alumni of this department...
I rep my school

Arsenal Ladies have completed the signing of Nigeria international Asisat Oshoala.

The 21 year-old striker spent the 2015 season with Liverpool, where she became the first player from Africa to feature in the Women’s Super League. She scored three goals in 12 league appearances for the Reds.

On the international stage, Asisat has represented Nigeria with distinction at youth and senior level. In 2014, she was player of the tournament at both the Under-20 World Cup and the African Women’s Championship.

She was also named the BBC's Women's Footballer of the Year in 2015. Manager Pedro Losa said: “Asisat is a fantastic talent and will be a great addition to our squad. She is quick, with excellent feet and has proven she can
score goals so it’s very positive she has decided to join us.”

Brent crude rose on Monday, hitting a 2016 peak above $40 a barrel as investors rotated more assets into raw materials, with oil buying encouraged by talk that OPEC
producers want a higher anchor price after a
selloff that has lasted nearly two years.

Gold and iron ore also were at multi-month highs. Oil prices also got a boost from data showing a smaller-than-expected build in stockpiles at the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery hub for U.S. crude futures. But some analysts cautioned that the global crude glut remained big.

Global crude prices have risen more than 40
percent since hitting 12-year lows less than two months ago. The rebound from lows of around $26 a barrel has also been driven by chart-related buying and asset rotation by investors that resulted in higher allocations into commodities such as oil and metals, as well as equities.

U.S. equities have risen about 8 percent since mid-February. Asian stock markets hit two-month highs. [MKTS/GLOB]

"Money flows from broader financial markets are powering this broader rally in oil," said Scott Shelton, energy broker with ICAP in Durham, North Carolina. "I don’t think the energy fundamentals for the next few days are going to matter much as the market is making a transition."

Brent LCOc1, the global crude benchmark, was up $2.18 at $40.90 by 1:13 p.m EST (1813 GMT). Its session peak was $41.04, the highest since Dec. 9.

Traders said price gains accelerated after market intelligence firm Genscape reported a smaller-than-expected rise in crude stockpiles at the Cushing Oklahoma delivery hub. [L1N16F0SS]

Major OPEC producers are privately starting to talk about a new oil price equilibrium of $50, New York-based consultancy PIRA told Reuters. Bullish bets on Brent hit a record high in the week to March 1, while those for U.S. crude reached November peaks as hedge funds abandoned some of their very bearish views on oil.

Technical analysts said the oil rally could be
nearing exhaustion at $40. Others said the global crude market remained oversupplied by around 2 million barrels per day, while higher prices raised the prospect of U.S. shale oil producers adding more drilling rigs after recent cutbacks.

jeroton:
The headline is misleading, the simple meaning is tha the efcc is done in presenting their witness it's now the turn of metuh's lawyer to cross examine those witness presented by efcc,

mrmetoo1:


Answer the question please.. what happened to the FG's share? Did Amaechi force them to spend and not save that as well. You think you're slick trying to dodge the question.

Then if sharing money is statutory, are you not being mischievous and being purposely dishonest by saying Amaechi blackmailed the FG?

Then in Nigerian politics I don't think anyone is Saint, this is why I don't defend any politician. As far as I'm concerned 95% are there for selfish purposes. I'm not saying Amaechi was right or wrong for asking for it to be shared but there was gross mismanagement. You can deny this all day to cover for your politician heros but it's true. Even the Amaechi insisted on the sharing because the money wasn't adding up anymore. They felt like the FG was already spending without then knowing so rather than the FG squandering the money, they insisted on sharing. If the FG weren't lacking integrity that argument won't hold but since their integrity was questionable they caved.

abduljabbar4:
Gej vs Abacha. Who stole more?

Clike for Gej
Share for Abacha

Alphaoscar:
Definitely they must be responsible for the attack on Nairaland.




No matter how long the lie traveled the truth will surely manifest one day.



Shame on their hero of hacking!!!





Seun, can you see what ayam saw

Otenestbestyaho:
joy!!! I gain joy and happiness when muslims kill them selves. U can go to hell!!!

An Igbo socio-cultural group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has backed the Deji of Akure, Oba Ogunlade Aladetoyinbo, for banning the Eze Ndigbo title within the state capital.

Specifically, the group said the title was not recognised by traditional rulers in the South-East and added that it was wrong of any Igbo man to parade himself as the Eze Ndigbo in the South-West.

Aladetoyinbo banned the title in the town following the face-off he had with the leader of the Igbo community in Akure, Gregory Iloehike, over the crisis at Mojere market.

The Ohanaeze Ndigbo called for the implementation of a February 20, 2008 resolution by the South- South traditional rulers, who condemned and banned the use of the Eze Ndigbo title outside the South-East.

A statement issued by the leaders of the group, Joseph Okeke, and Lemmy-Kingsley Chukwuma, said, “It is the hitherto refusal of the relevant authorities to stop Iloehika from parading himself as Eze Ndigbo of Akure as directed by the South- East traditional rulers and the Ohanaeze Ndigbo since 2008, that gave him the courage to desecrate the stool of the Deji, an act which the Igbo in the state were not satisfied with.”

The group commended the monarch for employing maturity in resolving the face-off between Igbo people and the indigenes of Akure.

abagoro:
After people will start asking why Obudu and Tinapa are under performing. There is no road to Akwa Ibom and Cross River States. Internally they have good roads but they are completely cut off from the rest of the country. GEJ till 20pojoho!

A team of Nasa recruits has begun living in a dome near a barren volcano in Hawaii to simulate what life would be like on Mars.

The isolation experience, which will last a year starting on Friday, will be the longest of its type attempted.

Experts estimate that a human mission to the Red Planet could take between one and three years.

The six-strong team will live in close quarters under the dome, without fresh air, fresh food or privacy.

They closed themselves away at 15:00 local time on Friday (01:00 GMT Saturday).

A journey outside the dome - which measures only 36ft (11m) in diameter and is 20ft (6m) tall - will require a spacesuit.

A French astrobiologist, a German physicist and four Americans - a pilot, an architect, a journalist and a soil scientist - make up the Nasa team.

The men and women will each have a small sleeping cot and a desk inside their rooms. Provisions include powdered cheese and canned tuna.

Missions to the International Space Station last six months. The US space agency has recently conducted four-month and eight-month-long isolation experiments.

While others focus on the technical and scientific challenges of the journey, the isolation experiments address the human element of exploration and problems that arise living in tight quarters.

"I think one of the lessons is that you really can't prevent interpersonal conflicts. It is going to happen over these long-duration missions, even with the very best people," said Kim Binsted, a Nasa investigator.

An Ohio woman has confessed to police that she killed her three sons because she said her husband was ignoring their daughter.

Police had at first ruled out foul play in the deaths of Brittany Pilkington’s three-month-old boy in July 2014 and her four-year-old son in April.

But when a third son was found dead on Tuesday, police took Ms Pilkington in for questioning and she confessed.

She told police she killed the boys by suffocating them with blankets.

Ms Pilkington, 23, was charged with three counts of murder and has been jailed.

When her three-month old boy was found dead in July 2014, authorities in Bellefontaine – a small town southwest of Cleveland – had removed the remaining boy and her three-year-old daughter from the home.

The children were returned to the family when the medical examiner found no evidence of foul play.

‘Just cold’
Police had been suspicious because Ms Pilkington did not show emotion when her three-month-old son died in July 2014.

“She was just cold,” James Breaston, a neighbour, told the Columbus Dispatch. “She just stared like nothing happened.”

The daughter, has been taken into custody by a local child welfare agency.

Authorities said Ms Pilkington and her husband Joseph were cooperative as she confessed to the killings.

“In her mind,” Logan County prosecutor William Goslee said, “she was protecting her daughter from not being as loved as the boys were by their father.”