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Lols shebi we told them back then but FG should prepare bailout fund for them abi

Gathering of the goats in the search for #DasukiGate missing Yams. Ex-FCT Minister Bala Mohammed, @abati1990 , @MObanikoro @realFFK and Engr. Bashir in a group photo at @officialEFCC detention facility.

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olarhtunji:
Oga why u dy show us ur concussion rice...its not even looking fanimorous as my naija pple wld say....

concussion rice with child abuse chicken

The Former PDP Publicity Secretary Olisa Metuh Has Offered To Return N400m He Received From Ex-NSA Dasuki, Declares Support For Anti- Corruption War

We want to confirm that since then, we have been in talks with the Ministry of Justice, the EFCC and other necessary bodies on how to refund the money and resolve the issue.


see full statement :

Why Our Client (Chief Olisa Metuh) is Offering To Refund The N400 million – Counsel

In the light of the circumstances regarding the case of our client, Chief Olisa Metuh with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), we want to explain the reasons for our client's proposal to refund the N400 million released to him by former President Goodluck Jonathan, and which was expended on a project approved by the ex-President on national issues relating to his Presidency and the Federal Government at that time.

1. We want to restate that at the time the money was released to him after his presentation to the ex-President, our client had no knowledge of the source, a fact that is now obvious from the evidence of the prosecution and defence witnesses. Our client had every cause to believe that the money was from the ex-President to whom he made a presentation, received directives and rendered report and accounts accordingly.

2. When the matter first came up, and Chief Metuh was invited to the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) in December 2015, he requested to know the source of the money and expressed his readiness to make refunds if it was from government coffers, not minding that the money had been expended as directed by the former President. Officials at ONSA never got back to him as they promised, until his arrest by the EFCC in January 2016.

3. It was however while in court that a document was brought regarding the source of the money and since then, our Client has made manifest his willingness to refund the money and has indeed approached his family, friends and associates to mobilise funds to refund the entire N400 million to the government regardless of the fact that the money had been expended based on the directives of the former President and that part of the money had been recovered from one of the prosecution witnesses.

4. We want to confirm that since then, we have been in talks with the Ministry of Justice, the EFCC and other necessary bodies on how to refund the money and resolve the issue.

5. Our client occupied no government office. His commitment and dedication to his official duties have been confirmed by even prosecution witnesses. In this whole saga, he has been an unfortunate victim of circumstances. His refunding the money, therefore, goes to show his support for the anti-corruption war as well as serve as a testament to his sincerity, integrity and honesty in this matter.

6. There is no doubt that the prosecution has considerably embarked on some expenses in the course of this case. It is hoped that by not discounting the sum already recovered, whatever cost so far incurred would have been defrayed. By this, a critical objective of recovery of funds would no doubt be achieved.

7. It is pertinent to restate our client's continued support for the anti-corruption campaign, which is necessary to ensure probity in the affairs of Nigeria to the extent that it is conducted within the rule of law.

8. Finally, it is our client's prayer that this nation shall come through this difficult time by the grace of the Almighty God.


Signed:

Onyechi Ikpeazu (SAN)


Counsel To Chief Olisa Metuh Olisa Metuh
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It is important to find out what killed them.
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I just saw this a on facebook it was an idea of a friend in indonisia who has excess of those drums and think of what to do with it ...... so he designed and built this....

Android Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is a new feature to protect your device which has been added to several Samsung devices that are running Android OS 5.1 or higher.

This feature allows you to set up your device to prevent other people from using it if it's been reset to factory settings without your permission. For example, if your device is lost, stolen, flashed, or wiped, only someone with your Google account or screen lock information can perform a factory data reset and use the device.

When a device is factory reset, the device will not be able to be setup without the user entering the Google Account associated with the device (for hard reset) or screen lock information (for reset in Settings menu).

Important! You must set up a Google account in order to utilize the FRP feature. It is highly recommended that you set a secure screen lock on your device.

How do i know if my device have FRP LOCK Feature?

The availability of the FRP feature is dependent on your carrier and device model. To see if you have the FRP feature, follow these steps:

From the Home screen, touch Apps -> Settings -> Lock screen and security.
Note: If you have a Galaxy S6, touch Apps -> Settings -> Lock screen and security -> Find My Mobile.

If the Reactivation Lock feature is not shown, then you have the FRP feature.

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FRP lock is New layer of security, it is added on phones new phones v5.1.1 not all ofcourse.

Basically FRP when you first user phone you setup google account and 1 type of lock also with it like pass or lock codes etc...

This lock normally users use wipe method from Recovery or software to bypass this locks yes?

Well this is not possible if FRP lock is ON, you simply cannot do this. So you must take FRP OFF then you can go to recovery and make wipe or use other method to bypass.

Please note also that Google and the various OEM has been working very hard to patch all known vulnerability used by Most tech guys to bypass this feature

for example Most latest Samusng phones Like S7 os 6.1 , Huawei , Motorola and so on has currently disabled the Developer options which made it difficult to be bypassed for now currently as the time of writing this there are no known solution for most latest 2016 security .... we promise to keep you updated for any news on thi topic.

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R.I.P to the Galant Nigerian Soldier who died try to make us Safe

infinix has become an household name in the Africa and the middle east mobile phone market launching several phones this year Like the infinix hot note and infinix zero models which has been trending in Nigeria and other parts of Africa and the Middle east with this fantastic products the company has proven to be one of the Best mobile phone brand ……

A smart watch is one of the coolest wearable you can own….. although the watch is yet to be launched and currently no price tag has been fixed for it and it should be launched as soon as the company conclude on it .
http://azmobilecare.com/2016/05/21/infinix-mobile-as-just-lunch-a-beautiful-new-smartwatch-called-x-band/

na malaye get am maybe

The Americans has long history of meddling in African Affairs from the Assassination of some African Head of state to the toppling of some Government... CNN did some breakdown on Ways the so called CIA (American intelligence service) has silently meddled into our affairs.

1. 1961 - Patrice Lumumba's assassination in Congo


Patrice Lumumba became the first prime minister of the newly-independent Congo in 1960, but he lasted just a few months in the job before he was overthrown and assassinated in January 1961.

In 2002, former colonial power Belgium admitted responsibility for its role in the killing, however, the US has never explained its role despite long-held suspicions.

US President Dwight D Eisenhower, concerned about communism, was worried about Congo following a similar path to Cuba.

According to a source quoted in Death in the Congo, a book about the assassination, President Eisenhower gave "an order for the assassination of Lumumba. There was no discussion; the [National Security Council] meeting simply moved on".

However, a CIA plan to lace Lumumba's toothpaste with poison was never carried out, Lawrence Devlin, who was a station chief in Congo at the time, told the BBC in 2000.

A survey of declassified US government documents from the era notes that the CIA "initially focussed on removing Lumumba, not only through assassination if necessary but also with an array of non-lethal undertakings".

While there is no doubt the CIA wanted him dead, the survey does not indicate direct US involvement in his eventual killing.

2. 1965 - Overthrow of Kwame Nkrumah in Ghana

Ghana's first President Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown in a military coup in 1966 while he was out of the country.

He later suspected that the US had a role in his downfall and in a 1978 book, former CIA intelligence officer John Stockwell backed this theory up.

In In Search of Enemies he writes that an official sanction for the coup does not appear in CIA documents, but he writes "the Accra station was nevertheless encouraged by headquarters to maintain contact with dissidents.

"It was given a generous budget, and maintained intimate contact with the plotters as a coup was hatched."

He says that the CIA in Ghana got more involved and its operatives were given "unofficial credit for the eventual coup".

A declassified US government document does show awareness of a plot to overthrow the president, but does not indicate any official backing.

Another declassified document written after the coup describes Nkrumah's fall as a "fortuitous windfall. Nkrumah was doing more to undermine
our interests than any other black African".

3.1970s - Opposition to the MPLA in Angola


In Angola three competing groups fought for control after independence from Portugal in 1975, with the MPLA under Agostinho Neto taking over the capital Luanda.

Mr Stockwell, chief of CIA's covert operations in Angola in 1975, writes that Washington decided to oppose the MPLA, as it was seen as closer to the Soviet Union, and support the FNLA and Unita instead, even though all three had help from communist countries.

The CIA then helped secretly import weapons, including 30,000 rifles, through Kinshasa in neighbouring Zaire, now known as the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mr Stockwell says in a video documentary.

He adds that CIA officers also trained fighters for armed combat.

A declassified US government document detailing a discussion between the head of the CIA, the secretary of state and others indicates the support the CIA gave to the forces fighting the MPLA.

The US continued to support Unita through much of the civil war as Cuba was backing the MPLA.

4.1982 - Supporting Hissene Habre in Chad


Hissene Habre failed in his attempt to take power by force in Chad in 1980.

But his efforts led President Goukouni Oueddei to call on help from the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, whose soldiers successfully beat back Habre's challenge and forced him into exile.

A proposed alliance between Libya and Chad began to unsettle the US especially as Gaddafi began to be seen as a supporter of anti-US activities.

In Foreign Policy magazine Michael Bronner writes that the CIA director, with the secretary of state, "coalesced around the idea of launching a covert war in partnership with Habre".

It is alleged that the US then backed Habre's overthrow of the president in 1982 and then supported him throughout his brutal rule.



http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-36303327

Op sorry about what happen but u need to realize the only original slot limited is located at ikeja the other one u see around lagos most of them are just franchise store who just pay some token amount to the owner to Use that Brand name for stipulated period of time. for example The former slot in my Area sango otta has Just float a new Brand name called Play. its just some kind of business strategy

Apple has got so big that it is building a new headquarters building to complement its campus at One Infinite Loop... so people keep saying it looks like an alien ship while apple says its a replica of its i device home buttonhttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2015/12/14/apples-new-spaceship-cupertino-hq-in-pictures/apples-new-spaceship-cupertino-hq3/

That was too expensive..... your stupidity so deal with it

For where after the latest terror attacks nko let see whats happens

Residents of Ojodu in Lagos have accused three brothers, identified as cult brothers, of terrorizing them. In interviews, some of the residents said the brothers last Tuesday used machetes to attack numerous people at the Isheri bus stop in Ojodu, Lagos State. The three brothers, identified as Friday Augustine, Chukwudi Augustine and Obinna Augustine, reported inflicted grievous cuts on two of their victims
One resident told a correspondent of SaharaReporters that the assailants appeared to have “bought the police,” adding that the police had failed to arrest the brothers despite reports to them.

The resident claimed that the alleged gangsters last Tuesday descended on a young man named Yomi Adegoke who tried to pacify the brothers who were reportedly threatening some residents. “Yomi’s efforts to make peace and prevent a fight between the gang and the residents failed, as the cult boys descended on him with machetes,” said a man who stated that he witnessed the attack. He accused Friday Augustine as the leader of the attack, adding that he personally cut the victim’s head and other parts of the body with a machete.
The residents stated that the brothers also seriously wounded a woman during the melee.
According to the residents, the gangster-like siblings had left the scene after the attack. One of them told SaharaReporters that the assault was reported to the police, but to no avail. “They are still walking around freely without arrest by the police,” one resident stated. He added: “We saw them yesterday and today at Sabo and Adebowale Streets in Ojodu, and they were threatening other people.”

“They boast openly that they cannot be arrested by the police,” one witness said, adding that the brothers even warned that they would come after anybody who reported them.

Mr. Adegoke was described as critically ill and on admission at a hospital where he is undergoing treatment.


Abeg can yoruba boys try this in any eastern part of Nigeria

Some certain people are "robbing" Nigerians off their money with fake products...While citizens are complaining of the hard economy, some are chilling and enjoying themselves to the detriment of others...According to a twitter user, pictured are the fake assorted drinks recently seized by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC)...We all need to be careful of what we eat and drink because some people are really not smiling.... think this should make the fp for people to know more

A 787 Royal Brunei Airlines flight landed in Jeddah last week piloted by three Muslim Women. A bit ironic that a plane priced at $200 Million with 300 passengers was being piloted by 3 women to a country (Saudi Arabia) which won't let them drive a car.[img]http://www.aerotime.aero/upload/article-images/gallery/Royal-Brunei-Airlines-A320NEO.jpg[/img][img]http://www.aerotime.aero/en/civil/10892-women-land-an-aircraft-in-country-where-they-couldn-t-drive[/img]

fistonati:
@Op, must you write everything about the guy? You should just finish it with what he ate this morning.

We know its Copy and Paste already ;

What else do u want from the op.

Born in the Akoko area of Ondo State, South-West Nigeria, sprint-star, Femi Ogunode, is now celebrated as Asia’s fastest man.

Ogunode on broke the Asian record of the men’s 100m at the Asian Athletics Championships as he ran a time of 9.91secs to lower his previously held record of 9.93 secs.

Speaking on his latest achievement, Ogunode, who was virtually frustrated out of Nigeria to the Middle East, stated on his Facebook fan page that he has all the reasons to celebrate his rise to fame and stardom.

“When God gives you a reason to celebrate why won’t you……. I celebrate my victory after winning Gold and breaking the Asian record” the 24-year old said on Saturday as he again reflected on his awesome performance.
Interestingly, Ogunode who is now the fastest man in the world’s most populous continent started out as a boxer before switching to football and finally athletics in 2006.

Sadly, while Nigeria’s fortunes in men’s athletic is dwindling by the day on the home front and officials are doling out millions to recruit rejected America-based athletes who have failed to make any meaningful impact , the feat of Ogunode means that Nigerian men now own the record in the 100m’s men event in three top continents’ of the world.
Olusoji Fasuba with a time of 9.85secs remains Africa’s fastest man ever while Portugal’s Francis Obikwelu holds the European record with his time of 9.86secs.




Ogunode in a recent interview with Qatar’s first English sports weekly magazine, DohaStadiumPlus, took the lid off why he dumped Nigeria for Qatar and was equally unequivocal that he is happy he took the calculated risk which has now turned out to be one of his best decisions.

“I wanted to compete in the 2007 All-Africa Games in Algiers, Algeria. I ran in the Mobil Track and Field race, the Nigerian qualification event for it. I made the cut, but they dropped me without any explanation.

“A year later, I qualified for the biennial IAAF World Junior Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland, as the best age-group sprinter in Nigeria. Subsequently, I also made it to the senior side for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

“But due to politics within the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN), they dropped me from the squad for Poland, pacifying me by saying I would get my chance in China. I agreed, as I always wanted to compete in the Olympics. But just two weeks prior to the Games, I found out I was out of the team. I felt powerless against the AFN’s internal games.

“It was then that I received an e-mail asking whether I was interested to do trials in Qatar. I wrote back saying I was, but that I didn’t have money to make the trip. They requested a copy of my passport and soon, I was attending trials in Doha. It turned out to be one of the best decisions I ever made in my life,” he concluded.

A peep into Ogunode’s biography reveals that his maiden competition as an athlete was at the Obafemi Awolowo U-18 Championship in Ibadan, Nigeria, where he won gold in 100m and 200m in the same year he started running – 2006.




As stated on his personal website, based on his performance at the U-18 Championship. Ogunode was invited to participate in the 2006 ExxonMobil Track & Field Championship (Nigeria’s test event for the 2007 All African Games held in Algiers, Algeria), where he won the 5th place, although he didn’t qualify to participate at Algiers.

Undaunted by this, he continued with his trainings and his determination to succeed made him to become Nigeria’s no.1 junior athlete in 2008, a position that automatically qualified him for both the World Junior Championship and the Beijing Olympics, both of which he was denied attendance due to politicking within the athletics administration.
Ogunode moved to Qatar in October 2009 and began international competition the following year.

From then it has been an upward swing for Nigeria-born Qatar star. At the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, he took two gold medals, winning over 200m and 400 metres with personal bests of 20.43 seconds and 45.12 seconds, respectively.
This made him only the second athlete in the Games history to have won both events at the same competition. He also became the Asian champion in 200 metres, at Kobe, Japan. He equalled the Championship record – 20.41sec – en route to gold. At the ongoing 2015 Asian championship, Ogunode won three gold medals – 100m, 200m and 4x100m.
Hoping that Nigeria will get it right someday, Yusuf Ali the national record holder in Long Jump and the former Technical Director for the Athletics Federation of Nigeria, told PREMIUM TIMES that the country really needs to invest more in its youth athlete to bring the country back to full reckoning.

“The sad thing is that we are not investing enough in our youth athletes, imagine the Super Eagles can take a chattered flight to go and play a friendly in South Africa and we say we don’t have money to buy tickets for our youth to attend a competition they have worked and trained hard for., It does not speak well of us as a country ” Ali said as he reflected on the incidences that clouded Nigeria’s participation at the last Africa Youth Athletics Championships in Mauritius where the country was forced to present a lean squad which even missed the opening day of events owing to paucity of funds.
Ali said he feared the worse for Nigerian athletics if more concerted effort is not put in place to ‘catch them young’ and also invest in the youth.

“In this country we don’t even have the base, the base for track and field is like 6,000 athletes will start and at the end you will pick like 5 or 6 of them in the end that will be good. But now when you have a base of like 1,000 and you are now not even attending to them as you should then there is no future. I think that is one thing we should address. The base for track and field is very difficult, for football; anybody can just wake up and starting kicking any round object, it is very difficult in track and field, interest has to build very early.”


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U dont need a priest to tell u this Guy is a Gay

Please tell us bro. we need to know what kind of marvelous application u created was built with u tried bro.... i also think its made from adobe flash or something

The common sense senator......