₦airaland Forum

buccunmie:
ZM is a cool place to be really. I was posted dere in 2012 batch C. m sure u will enjoy Tsafe camp. All the best.

Wow tanx, so do you have any specific observations or advice to state?

Hey CMs, let's meet here if u were deployed to Zamfara state, I lived in the north but I don't have much idea about the state...

Drop your number to be added to Zamfara corpers Whatsapp group

Abeg Hu else de go Zamfara

Aim in a good mood, mention me to check for you

i jus saw mine...
ZAMFARA

Wait why buhari go still slash nysc budget even after the increase in the 2016 budget? Abi na forex dem de try conserve? But naira no be forex na!

That man na mumu o

I no say I no fine but abeg make una take am easy biko

Shollyjay90:
O Boy Na Stool U Go Use 2 Support Ur Leg Nw And Wen U Are On Top,just Remove Am,den Post D Pics On NL, Waitn 4 Ur Testimony........

Guy tanx, buh I don postpone the suicide till 12...aswear if I no c am den I go kill myself, paste the selfie here, buh hw u know all ds, u Don do m b4?

Villagers I jus wan tell una suntin o... My laptop de here, logged into my dashboard, my suicide rope de hang from ceiling, walai if 8 reach and I refresh my dashboard and I no c 'print CUL' I go hang myself, wat kind of heartbreak is ds, I can't take it anymore...

But my people the problem b say, I don test the rope and anytime I de rehearse the suicide, my leg still de touch ground... Abeg werin I go do? Hu don do am successfully before make he guide me biko... Tanx in advance

eghos24:
spoke with a stream one corper today. she said is most likely than they would prospond it.

Fvck that! She jus mad dt u will collect extra allawee for doing nothing

pchulo069:
Just saw dis now

Is ds stream 2?

Slimfitdiva:
Hmmmmm......am afraid u rite.......wondered if dey deliberately made it so or if its merely a coincidence

I am a fresh graduate o, September 2015 n m waiting for ds stream 2 CUL chai

Duuuuuuh una just de realize

I fink I now understand buhari anti corruption drive, he is nt only fighting it from within, he has painted it it's real color on d international scene and shone real attention to both the looters (Nigeria) and the loot holders (UK n allies) thereby "unclothing" us all, and isn't this how we do, call it the jungle justice on corruption

The western world is confused, they've never seen such an African leader, so blunt

God bless PMB

Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Kinghenreey:
Wetin I go gain from lying nah? My blood dey hot just as yours. if I had told him I'm a PCM, they wouldn't have given respect nd attention they gave when I made the call. And tnk God I know the Former Nigeria Youth President so I just enter through d name. . make we all chill

Tnx for the info..

Good morning my fellow hotseaters!

Werin de sup for here...

I hear say NNPC abi na nysc don shift printing of our CUL... to tomorrow, if to say I no b man I for don start to cry o.. Walai

British Prime Minister David Cameron will push for global
action on corruption at a summit Thursday attended by the
leaders of Nigeria and Afghanistan, countries he was
caught describing as "fantastically corrupt".
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari and Afghanistan's
Ashraf Ghani are attending the London summit alongside
the Colombian president, US Secretary of State John Kerry,
NGOs and the leaders of the World Bank and IMF.

Cameron has described corruption as "an enemy of
progress and the root of so many of the world's problems"
and says the summit, which comes amid public outrage
over the Panama Papers leaks, will push it to the top of
the global agenda.
But he risked embarrassment when he was caught on
camera on Tuesday telling Queen Elizabeth II that leaders
of some "fantastically corrupt countries" were attending,
citing Nigeria and Afghanistan as "possibly the most
corrupt".
Downing Street later said both Buhari and Ghani had
admitted the challenges their countries face and were
invited because of their commitment to tackling them.

- Anger over Panama leaks -
Campaigners are hoping for concrete action from the
summit in response to public anger sparked by a huge leak
of documents from a Panamanian law firm, which revealed
in detail how the rich and powerful hide their money.
Activists want governments to expose the beneficiaries of
anonymous companies used to move money without
detection, and take further action to reduce the secrecy of
offshore tax havens where they are incorporated.
There is also speculation that Cameron will announce
measures to tackle money laundering through London's
luxury property market, following his declaration last year
that there was "no place for dirty money in Britain".
A British official said the summit declaration would commit
signatories "to expose corruption wherever it is found, to
pursue and punish those who perpetrate, facilitate or are
complicit in it".
But The Times reported that a draft being circulated had
been watered down following opposition from some
countries, with one passage stating there would be "no
impunity for the corrupt" removed.

The Russian foreign ministry, which is sending deputy
foreign minister Oleg Syromolotov, has already indicated
that any final agreement may not be binding.
Robert Barrington, UK executive director of Transparency
International, said Cameron should "not give in" to
attempts to limit the summit's ambitions.
"The prime minister has created a platform for
governments that are serious about fighting corruption,
and now it is up to others to show they share the same
ambition," he said.
Cameron has been outspoken on the need to tackle
aggressive tax avoidance and evasion and global
corruption since raising the issue at the G8 in Britain in
2013.
He was embarrassed last month when his late father's
Bahamas-based investment fund was named in the
Panama leaks, although he insisted it was entirely
legitimate.

- 'Clean out your own backyard' -
The Panama leaks also shone a spotlight on the role
played by Britain's overseas tax havens, and London-based
lawyers and accountants, in promoting financial secrecy.
Britain will introduce a public register of who ultimately
benefits from British-registered companies next month, a
step towards greater transparency.
But campaigners want London to extend the measure to its
overseas territories, forcing them if necessary.
"If you're going to stake out a claim to be a leader, clean
out your own backyard," said John Christensen of the Tax
Justice Network advocacy group.
More than 300 economists, including former IMF economist
Oliver Blanchard and France's Thomas Piketty, this week
urged world leaders to end offshore financial secrecy,
saying tax havens "serve no useful economic purpose".
In an open letter to Cameron ahead of the summit, almost
100 Nigerian civil society groups also warned Britain was a
"safe haven for our corrupt individuals".
"This summit is an opportunity for the major financial
centres to finally acknowledge the role they are playing in
perpetuating corruption," they wrote.
Representatives of the Cayman Islands, a British overseas
territory, are expected to attend the summit -- but it is not
just offshore territories that are under pressure.

The United States, represented by Kerry, is also being
urged to address the lack of transparency in US states
such as Delaware and Wyoming, where anonymous
companies can be created for just a few hundred dollars.
Ahead of the summit, the Commonwealth announced plans
to develop an international standard or mark that could be
granted to firms adhering to best practice in procurement,
to help boost the fight against corruption.


www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/fantastically-corrupt-nations-join-london-summit/

Misleading topic, is it only sarakis case that will be affected?

Thewrath:
In this country,ordinary pipeline is more important than human life.

U r dumb if u don't know the usefulness of those "ordinary pipelines"


Later u will comot to shout no light no fuel...

It won't be easy but I know PMB can achieve these...

Nice

na lie abeg, i no believe... who tell am, enemy of progress... mttttssswwwwweeeee








and i am not just saying this because i am drake's number 1 fan

the guy bad o... na him carry seamus like that

If everyone of us fit just get sense and realize that Nigeria is better than any biafra, odua or arewa... E go good o

Buhari: Kai dogara da saraki ina just want Nigerians to chop my head walai pa... Even 1 breathing space dem no gibe me becwus op budget pa, Kai ina bad

Dogara: bubu u kno say u no fit do ds tin alone, democracy na chop, I chop

Saraki: make I catch danladi fess

NA busted... Jonzing guys, they r trying against bh but their human rights violations is second to none..

Gayigaskia:
All Igbo will also go back to the south

Are they killing anybody??

EasternLeopard:
Trespassing into someone's farm is stealing.
Killing the farmer is murder.
Go back to the North

I am igbo and totally against the killing of our people by these people, but we can't be reasoning like children, not all fulani r killers

Awesome...
The true Nigerians can't wait to see the dividend of our hopes...

Nawao

doyinisaac:
Such law will be abused in Nigeria because some people will even start stealing from shops where they sell food stuff and disguise as someone who is just hungry even when they are theives...

U know your country well

Great development.... El Rufai setting the pace