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lari03: this case should go to court and it must not be buried, if we continue to keep quiet then how will things get better?

Buried ke! You think this will be buried? Lol!
When you hold an enemy by the proberbial "blokos," you do not bury the case. This is IBB and Tinubu's remote control on the country caught redhanded and pants down.

aieromon: That baba badt sha.
I knew there was something involved when he said the legislators were a bunch of thieves.
We need the video,abeg

I de laf ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
But we don't yet know if it was Baba sha. What we know from this though, is that serious realignments and reform are about to hit the petroleum sector with tectonic force.
The "born to rule" cabal has been caught redhanded and on video tape. I await the roping in of IBB and Tinubu's boy, Tambuwal.
My broda, no be small tin o!

I said it that the country was gonna shake to its roots in June. Shaking don start.

[quote author=Mr. Globe]YOu are not even good at lying.. My question is what gave you the courage to try and defraud El Rufai with this your dumbness? You sound too dull for my liking. You are not even smart for me to engage with you.

your relationship with GEJ explained![/quote]You sound daft to an unfortunate degree. But then, most vultures and hyena's do.
Who Beaf is or isn't is far from the topic, but you are too much of a fool to realise that.

Keep up your gutter job of defending the Farouk Lawans, IBB's, Atiku's, Ciroma's and El-Rufai's. Your morality stinks.

Jarus: When I saw this topic, my mind raced to Sanusi's statement at the subsidy townhall: 'these fuel importers are so rich that they can bribe anybody. Everybody has a price'. Olisa Agbakoba jokingly interjected 'not me' and SLS also replied with joke: ''yes, 1 trillion cannot buy Olisa, but 5 can'

I don't want to believe this, but if this is true, then there is serious trouble o

What is there not to believe when Farouk Lawan was videotaped receiving marked money? SSS has been on the arseholes from the beginning when they were noisily deceiving Nigerians that they were the good guys, while the good guys were the bad guys.
In what other country would the people who blew the whistle on the gargantuan depth and breadth of the oil subsidy crimes and demanded it be removed, be made to look like the criminals?

Nigerians have really been fooled and the scope of the deception will soon become clear. The FG and security services bided their time and kept cool for two months, while Farouk Lawan and his coven were busy making loud noises and dancing nak'ed in the market place.
I believe there are more shockers to come.

[quote author=Mr. Globe]So beaf reno omokri reported me to the moderators for posting his pics... Lol. Fraudster! That was why my posts were hidden [/quote]Face the topic, fool; if you've got either the brains or the morality. You are too desperate.

I didn't report you to the mods, in fact I prayed fervently for them not to hide or lock the topic, cos I was gonna give you the whopping of your disgraceful life. I enjoy dragging fools through the gutter where they belong.

Keep defending those who have been phucking the country in the left eye, while telling lies, twisting things to look holy and painting those who wanted the subsidy removed because of the level of shocking corruption of your blood sucking bastard paymasters and "owners of Nigeria."

Those like you who defend that brood of vampires are blood sucking bastards too.

aieromon: Who the phuck is the former head of state?

I suspect its Obj.
Baba no send pesin.

drzed: Haba, must you resort to name calling, Mr. Beaf? Why would you go as far as saying some people were 'born as fools'? Even calling people 'winshes' for that matter? This is disappointing. Simply state your case and educate them in the process IF at all you have superior argument and facts. I know you get a lot of stick on this forum from people who think you are pro-GEJ. I dont know that for sure and I dont care. You are entitled to support and defend whoever you like. But this kind of language is uncalled for, please.

Let us discuss and argue like civilised and mature people.

Peace

I do not regret a single word I used. Maybe you are happy to be fooled by the type. I am not.
Anybody defending the Farouk Lawans and corrupt oil barons is nothing but a bastard who is stealing the future from our kids.

Anyway, I guess you never saw the hidden posts on the first page.

carlos86: Nigerians are real dumb idiotas.Someone was caught collecting 600,000 dollars in bribe and nobody is condemning him.You guys are busy defending him and attacking beaf(as usual).Bunch of fools.This is why this country will remain corrupt

They are simply trying to distract attention from the matter. Its what the pathetic lemmins exist on NL for, to lie to the gullible.
They are just like Farouk Lawan whom the are defending. Lying scum.

The Farouk Lawan was not just caught, but videotaped and the notes marked as well. He has been disgraced and their political report exposed.
Jail awaits.

Who knows? We might be seeing the video tapes on youtube. Lol!

[quote author=Mr. Globe]So let all Nigerians be wrong while you are right. we know what we know and that is the GEJ administration is corrupt. Even the US knows that too. Farouk has just become a scape goat and everyone saw it coming. try again[/quote]"Even the US?" Weren't you baboons the ones claiming that GEJ was a US stooge? What happened to that story? Ode!
All you demons do is go around telling lies and stories.

Fools, thieves and liars like you will continue to attempt to twist the truth, but you will always be exposed by those who are much smarter than you.
Farouk Lawan was videotaped recieving marked notes, because you demons were desperately trying to write a political subsidy report.

You have been caught redhanded. You think the country belongs to you phuckers to ra'pe through your corrupt petroleum deals? Not just that, you think you can purchase the NASS to turn the truth upside down when much smarter people than you are in power?

Truth makes the wicked na'ked and starts them saying id!otic things. You are only acting true to type.

[quote author=Mr. Globe]Lol.. I dont know oooh. I guess beaf has a hand in it. After I fried and exposed his azz. MODs I also have some post related to the topic that does not suppose to be hidden. Its like when you want to hide post, you dont even read the contents. whats wrong with you people self[/quote]You tried to derail the thread with your frantic stup!dy, bro.
Farouk Lawan was nabbed with marked notes; all you demons that think they can decieve the public will be exposed.

Nematode.

philip0906: so na beaf be dat? *right click, save image*
@op
We all know its staged. . .corruption in this country is now a front-back thing.sick country

Some of you were born as fools. Defend your thieving Farouk Lawan without trying to distract from the topic.
Winshes like you always try to obscure truth with their idiocy.

Winshes must fly sha. All hail Obubra Airways!

These people are the devil posing as angels of light. They simply used sweet sounding words to twist the entire subsidy matter upside down and Nigerians fell mugu for it.

[size=14pt]Subsidy Probe:EFCC Probes Rep Over $3m Bribe[/size]
Written by Taiwo Adisa and Kolawole Daniels, Abuja Saturday, 09 June 2012

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has commenced investigations into allegations that members of the House of Representatives adhoc committee, which recently probed the fuel subsidy regime, collected a bribe of $3 million (about N500m) from some oil industry chieftains.

It was alleged that a cash advance of $600,000(about N96m) was received by the point man in the bribe scandal, who was said to have appeared before the EFCC on Friday.

Information pieced together by the Saturday Tribune indicated that EFCC had interrogated the alleged ring leader of the bribery scandal who was said have collected the $600,000 bribe directly from the house of a top player in the oil industry.

It was learnt that the top player was indicted by the subsidy probe for allegedly collecting foreign exchange, without using same to import fuel but that the oil mangnate approached a member of the adhoc committee for succour.

A deal of $3million was said to have been struck, while the oil chief gave a cash of $600,000 for the job.

It was learnt that in fulfillment of the deal, the committee later removed the oil magnate’s name from the list of indicted companies in respect of alleged abuse of forex for oil imports.

[size=14pt]Sources in the National Assembly confirmed to the Saturday Tribune that the heat was turned on the adhoc committee man some days ago when he got wind that the State Security Services(SSS) has tapes of his receipt of the bribe from the oil magnate and that the service was ready to confront the leadership of the House with the details.[/size]

The affected Rep was then said to have moved to ensure that the money was displayed on the floor of the House on Thursday after allegedly handing over the cash money he got from the oil magnate.

The plot, according to sources, was that the Rep wanted to claim that he got the money so as to play along with the bribery saga and that he was now sure the time was ripe to release the money.

[size=14pt]Sources, however, said that the foreign currency handed over to the Rep were marked notes and that the security agencies were on top of the probe.[/size]

“There was a frenzy in the House on Thursday when the affected Rep attempted to cause the committee on anti-Corruption to display the money as evidence of attempts to bribe him but members resisted the move on the claim that the line of argument cannot be pushed because the man had kept the money for more than two months.

Besides, the Reps who, opposed the bid, were said to have claimed that the request for which the money was given was carried out on the floor.

Spokesman of the House of Representatives, Hon. Zakari Mohammed, said in a telephone interview that he was not officially briefed on the interrogation of the Rep member by the EFCC in relation to the bribery saga, adding that he had left Abuja for Ilorin after the Thursday sitting.

Calls to the telephone number of the chairman of the Adhoc Committee, Hon, Farouk Lawan as well as that of the Chairman of the Standing Committee on EFCC, Hon. Jagaban Adams Jagaban were unanswered on Friday, just as the duo did not also respond to text messages.

EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Ewujaren, however, pleaded for time for him to be in official capacity to confirm the development.

He said that he was having challenges reaching some key persons.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sat/index.php/news/7639-subsidy-probeefcc-probes-rep-over-3m-bribe.html

These people are the devil posing as angels of light. They simply used sweet sounding words to twist the entire subsidy matter upside down and Nigerians fell mugu for it.

[size=14pt]Subsidy Probe:EFCC Probes Rep Over $3m Bribe[/size]
Written by Taiwo Adisa and Kolawole Daniels, Abuja Saturday, 09 June 2012

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has commenced investigations into allegations that members of the House of Representatives adhoc committee, which recently probed the fuel subsidy regime, collected a bribe of $3 million (about N500m) from some oil industry chieftains.

It was alleged that a cash advance of $600,000(about N96m) was received by the point man in the bribe scandal, who was said to have appeared before the EFCC on Friday.

Information pieced together by the Saturday Tribune indicated that EFCC had interrogated the alleged ring leader of the bribery scandal who was said have collected the $600,000 bribe directly from the house of a top player in the oil industry.

It was learnt that the top player was indicted by the subsidy probe for allegedly collecting foreign exchange, without using same to import fuel but that the oil mangnate approached a member of the adhoc committee for succour.

A deal of $3million was said to have been struck, while the oil chief gave a cash of $600,000 for the job.

It was learnt that in fulfillment of the deal, the committee later removed the oil magnate’s name from the list of indicted companies in respect of alleged abuse of forex for oil imports.

[size=14pt]Sources in the National Assembly confirmed to the Saturday Tribune that the heat was turned on the adhoc committee man some days ago when he got wind that the State Security Services(SSS) has tapes of his receipt of the bribe from the oil magnate and that the service was ready to confront the leadership of the House with the details.[/size]

The affected Rep was then said to have moved to ensure that the money was displayed on the floor of the House on Thursday after allegedly handing over the cash money he got from the oil magnate.

The plot, according to sources, was that the Rep wanted to claim that he got the money so as to play along with the bribery saga and that he was now sure the time was ripe to release the money.

[size=14pt]Sources, however, said that the foreign currency handed over to the Rep were marked notes and that the security agencies were on top of the probe.[/size]

“There was a frenzy in the House on Thursday when the affected Rep attempted to cause the committee on anti-Corruption to display the money as evidence of attempts to bribe him but members resisted the move on the claim that the line of argument cannot be pushed because the man had kept the money for more than two months.

Besides, the Reps who, opposed the bid, were said to have claimed that the request for which the money was given was carried out on the floor.

Spokesman of the House of Representatives, Hon. Zakari Mohammed, said in a telephone interview that he was not officially briefed on the interrogation of the Rep member by the EFCC in relation to the bribery saga, adding that he had left Abuja for Ilorin after the Thursday sitting.

Calls to the telephone number of the chairman of the Adhoc Committee, Hon, Farouk Lawan as well as that of the Chairman of the Standing Committee on EFCC, Hon. Jagaban Adams Jagaban were unanswered on Friday, just as the duo did not also respond to text messages.

EFCC spokesman, Mr. Wilson Ewujaren, however, pleaded for time for him to be in official capacity to confirm the development.

He said that he was having challenges reaching some key persons.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sat/index.php/news/7639-subsidy-probeefcc-probes-rep-over-3m-bribe.html

denko: what if the facts are there, the video will soon come online

There are rumours of threats to put it on youtube.

Funny shiit!

lari03: Please provide us with the video here online whenever it becomes available.
I am guessing Farouk Lawan was the one approached, and that He wanted to collect the 3 million for keeps and the deal turned awry, so he went along with plan B: expose the actors(just a theory) so there you have it, corruption at its ugliest.

Crap. Farouk Lawan was set up and fell mugu. It seems that EFCC is already hovering.
The reps chose to play a dirty game to shield the real criminals and rope in the innocent (those close to GEJ) with the subsidy report.
A trap was set and they got caught.

Simples.

Beans don burn! Dem don niked dem Tambuwal for public o! Lol!

I posted this elsewhere:

Beaf: ...

This is a situation in which id!ots tried to outsmart the intelligent. Natural order has simply taken its cause.

What I gather is very simple, Tambuwal and his people thought they were very smart and could retain the present evil oil sector as it is by politicising their "probe."
As it stands 85% of indigenous oil business is held by core-Northerners and any fair probe will get them to the same disproportionate degree.

First pointer to mago-mago:
How could the reps claim to have done a non-politicised probe the subsidy without inviting Rilwan Lukman under whom the vast majority of fraud took place?

What is evident from the story is that they were outsmarted and one of the [b]innocent [/b]companies they attempted to rope played along and videotaped the entire murky shenanigan. Keep calling GEJ names, he will keep outsmarting you.

You demons cannot keep attempting to appear as angel to the gullible. Nigeria will progress and the petroleum sector will be cleaned up regardless of your antics.

The posters above me are clearly all silly.

This is a situation in which id!ots tried to outsmart the intelligent. Natural order has simply taken its cause.

What I gather is very simple, Tambuwal and his people thought they were very smart and could retain the present evil oil sector as it is by politicising their "probe."
As it stands 85% of indigenous oil business is held by core-Northerners and any fair probe will get them to the same disproportionate degree.

First pointer to mago-mago:
How could the reps claim to have done a non-politicised probe the subsidy without inviting Rilwan Lukman under whom the vast majority of fraud took place?

What is evident from the story is that they were outsmarted and one of the [b]innocent [/b]companies they attempted to rope played along and videotaped the entire murky shenanigan. Keep calling GEJ names, he will keep outsmarting you.

You demons cannot keep attempting to appear as angels to the gullible. Nigeria will progress and the petroleum sector will be cleaned up regardless of your antics.

Maybe just like Eko Ile, alj haram too was used to fill Lagos potholes as a kid. Thats the only way to explain how daft he is.

Don't worry, they will use you to fill a pothole on Ikorodu Road. Na deh molue de pass! Gbrrrrrrrrrrrrroza!
Chai! No be small tin o! Osodi Oke!!

Eko Ile: With all the critical problems on the table that we still don't have solution for, na rubble dey make these shallow people lose sleep. Y'all best be bored..

The way I see it, Eko Ile will soon be used to fill a pothole. Na di tin wen de reign for lag now.
The only thing I'm afraid of is that his head can burst tyre!

lacasa: Hahaha! Very funny!!

GEJ's pu.ssy is here again..x

#Wat an animal.

I always picture you as a pot bellied man with yellow eyes, big brown teeth and very thin wobbly k-legs; very short and very stup!d.

Nematode.

bakila: Na wo for the meat. The symbol of CPC is a Pen not a spear. You be real fraud Mr mouthed and foot.

Shaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrap dia!
You concave minded pillock.

Baby monkey.

Musi

Musiwa...
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Becomerich come back.

Musi-musi! You are a great man! You will shock Tinubu from MAULAG!

https://www.makems.com/graphic/prod_228_5892.jpg

Have you seen the satellite pictures? When I looked, GEJ had removed MAULAG from the Western Niger to Cameroon. I think that is why the North is minorty while the Western Niger is majority. What do you think?

malc619: Ur stupidity is legendary.....

[size=14pt]Kpuho!
My broda, come let me cook yam and beans in your empty head.
At least lets make it useful. Olodo!

"Sikira! Bring pepper, crayfish and di big knife jare!"
Kpuho! Kpuho!![/size]

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Seun: It's relative. Languages become more high level over time. When C was released, it was a high level language. Then C++ came out, making C seem low level. Then Java came out, making C++ seem low level. Now languages like PHP/Python/Ruby/Javascript are reigning, and even Java seems low level compared to them. By 1970s standards, all the programming languages we use today are high level languages, but that makes the whole language level nomenclature completely useless, really.

I agree. Thats why I told The Arbiter that he was kicking off a huge argument. The level of abstraction is relentlessly increasing as the decades match on, even JavaScript will be able to access native functions with Windows 8; who'd a thunk it?

The Arbiter: "The easiest way to categorize a programming language as "high level" is to actually determine whether or not it is a low-level language. The typical definition of a low-level language is one which does not require a compiler or interpreter to run. Basically, a high-level language is one which needs to be turned into a low-level language (bytecode/assembly instructions) before it can execute."

There are quite a few faults with your definition. Lets takes them one at a time:

"The typical definition of a low-level language is one which does not require a compiler or interpreter to run." This really isn't correct as all low level languages (aside machine code, but including assembler) are compiled - they need a compiler; they cannot just run. However, they do not need an interpreter or compiler to be converted to machine code.

"Basically, a high-level language is one which needs to be turned into a low-level language (bytecode/assembly instructions) before it can execute." This is partially wrong as bytecode needs a virtual machine (or other interpreter) to interprete it to native code.

The Arbiter: "In computer science, an intermediate language is the language of an abstract machine designed to aid in the analysis of computer programs. The term comes from their use in compilers, where a compiler first translates the source code of a program into a form more suitable for code-improving transformations, as an intermediate step before generating object or machine code for a target machine." (Wikipedia)

C++ is directly converted to machine code, so the above makes it a low or intermediate level language.