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Politics › Re: Senate Asks Amaechi To Resign by Bigchief46(m): 9:18am On Apr 12, 2016
TheGoodJoe:
We have gone beyond removed a long time ago. The point is that the Senate has a process, set up Committees and the committees made suggestions that Hon. Jibrin accepted some and rejected some.

So the ones he accepted and added were they in the budget.

His colleagues are saying they set aside fund for the project. He should stop jumping from pillar to post and agree he would put the project back when the Federal Government returns the budget to the house.
With respect Sir, THE POINT IS THAT YOU MISS THE POINT. I want this project budgeted & executed; it is one of my dream projects. If you read my posts carefully, you will understand that my simple point is that it does not lie in the mouth of the Presidency/Amaechi to attack the NASS over the project when the Presidency itself never included it in the budget they presented to NASS; that is all I am saying. You & I can shout about it but I am saying the Presidency should not claim to be the good guys here while the NASS become the villains. If what you are saying are the facts then it means it was NASS (through it's Committee on Transport) that recommended the project sequel to the budget defence while the same NASS (through its Committee on Appropriations) rejected the recommendation. My point therefore is that while the rest of us ordinary citizens can scream at NASS for refusing the recommendation, etc, the Presidency has no moral grounds to scream at NASS for excluding a project the Presidency itself failed to include in the budget they sent to NASS. THE WAY FORWARD: instead of the Presidency to waste everyone's time throwing stones at NASS; they should sign the budget into law & immediately send a supplementary budget to NASS for the Calabar-Lagos Rail project
Politics › Re: Senate Asks Amaechi To Resign by Bigchief46(m): 8:28am On Apr 12, 2016
TheGoodJoe:

I guess you did not read this.

The Lagos to Calabar rail modernisation project was therefore included in the Senate Committee on Land Transports recommendation to the Senate Committee on Appropriations... Senator Gbenga Ashafa


http://saharareporters.com/2016/04/11/federal-government-included-and-defended-inclusion-lagos-calabar-rail-2016-budget-senate
For Christ's sake how can you make a recommendation in favor of a project that is not in the budget? Please let us remove sentiments when discussing very urgent National issues. A budget is submitted to the entire Assembly not to Committees. Even when aspects of it are directed to appropriate Committees for action, fact remains that the duty of Committees is to discuss WHAT IS IN THE BUDGET. Those saying that a supplementary budget was sent don't know what they are talking about; there can be no supplementary budget when the original budget is yet to be signed into law. In any case, my point was very simple: it does not make sense to say that an item WAS REMOVED from the budget if it was never there in the first place. Whether it was discussed by relevant Committees notwithstanding that it was not budgeted in the first instance & recommendations made is a different thing altogether
Politics › Re: Senate Asks Amaechi To Resign by Bigchief46(m): 7:48am On Apr 12, 2016
SageTravels:
From the look of things it seems that you have problem with Reading. as a follow south south I would advise you to pls take at least 2 minutes of your time to read before commenting
My brother, it amazes me when people simply refuse to use that grey matter in their head. Amaechi has been shouting himself hoarse that the National Assembly "REMOVED" the Lagos-Calabar Rail Project from the Budget. The simple question is: can NASS be accused of removing something that was never there in the first place? It is a different thing to say that they refused to accept his plea for it to be included during the budget defence. Amaechi who failed to include such a strategic project in the budget in the first place is now blameless while he uses his own mouth to insult the NASS? Smh
Politics › Re: #panamapapers: EFCC, Interpol To Go After Saraki, Mark, Others by Bigchief46(m): 1:57pm On Apr 10, 2016
doskie:
PanamaPapers
Many people even friends n colleagues are asking me " What is dis
Panama saga ?" Thank God , I just got d simplest explanation to it :
Please enjoy it:
Here's how DanGliesack explained the Panama Papers leak to five-
year-olds:
When you get a quarter you put it in the piggy bank. The piggy bank
is on a shelf in your closet. Your mom knows this and she checks on
it every once in a while, so she knows when you put more money in
or spend it.
Now one day, you might decide "I don't want mom to look at my
money." So you go over to Johnny's house with an extra piggy
bank that you're going to keep in his room. You write your name on
it and put it in his closet. Johnny's mom is always very busy, so she
never has time to check on his piggy bank. So you can keep yours
there and it will stay a secret.
Now all the kids in the neighborhood think this is a good idea, and
everyone goes to Johnny's house with extra piggy banks. Now
Johnny's closet is full of piggy banks from everyone in the
neighborhood.
One day, Johnny's mom comes home and sees all the piggy banks.
She gets very mad and calls everyone's parents to let them know.
Now not everyone did this for a bad reason. Eric's older brother
always steals from his piggy bank, so he just wanted a better hiding
spot. Timmy wanted to save up to buy his mom a birthday present
without her knowing. Sammy just did it because he thought it was
fun. But many kids did do it for a bad reason. Jacob was stealing
people's lunch money and didn't want his parents to figure it out.
Michael was stealing money from his mom's purse. Fat Bobby's
parents put him on a diet, and didn't want them to figure out when
he was buying candy.
Now in real life, many very important people were just caught hiding
their piggy banks at Johnny's house in Panama. Today their moms
all found out. Pretty soon, we'll know more about which of these
important people were doing it for bad reasons and which were
doing it for good reasons. But almost everyone is in trouble
regardless, because it's against the rules to keep secrets no matter
what.
©Akin Ajayi-Obe
That's a very apt explanation for the very many Nigerians with five year-old brains who have been shouting themselves hoarse over "Panama Papers" when they don't even understand what it means but I don't agree that almost everyone is in trouble because it is against the rules. There is no law anywhere banning offshore companies. An offshore company is simply a company registered by a person in another country in which he or she has shares. It could be in Benin Republic, Ghana or Panama or Belize. For a private person who is not a public person such as Dangote who has been mentioned for instance, it only becomes a problem if he earns money with it which is taxable in Nigeria but he fails to pay such tax in which case it is the same thing like millions of Nigerians including the thousands on Nairaland foaming at their mouths over Panama papers who don't pay their tax too. Not all money earned by offshore coys are taxable as it is only the USA of all countries in the world whose laws mandate that its citizens must pay tax on all earnings including those made abroad; other countries including in Europe & Nigeria do not. Dangote has cement countries in other countries for instance. If he registers a company in Panama & uses it to open a company in Kenya, he has the obligation to pay tax on his earnings from such companies to the Kenyan authorities but not to the Nigerian authorities if he keeps those earnings in an offshore account. The full complexity of it is too much to go into here so let me restrict a little to public officers. The law is that public officials should not run companies not that they should not own them. This applies to all companies whether in Nigeria or offshore. What thousands of public officials in Nigeria who ran businesses do upon being elected or appointed to public office is simply to resign from any employment or directorship of a company they hold. They continue to hold into their shares in those companies which should now be run by other people provided they declare all the shares they hold in every company whether domestic or offshore. The illegality is in failing to declare or paying tax as appropriate & that has to be proved. For many who have offshore or shell companies & want to keep their privacy, they simply transfer their shares in such offshore companies to trusts or other family members other than their wives before it is time to declare their assets such that at the point of declaration of assets, they have no such assets to declare. Therefore the fact that a public officials' name appears in Panama Papers in respect of a company registered in 1999 does not mean that he has committed any offense because that official could have disposed of his interests in March 2016 before assuming public office in May 2016 & has thus broken no laws, ETC
Politics › Re: Azubuike Chikere-Wanjoku Storms INEC Collation Centre,Wants Return Of N12m Bribe by Bigchief46(op): 5:04pm On Mar 23, 2016
MinCeteris:
I am sure the wrong video was uploaded.

I did not see any sign or heard where 12m or bribe was mentioned in this video.
Watch again: this time with a good (not cheap chinko) system or phone & good internet connection. It's 15 minutes by the way just so you do not run away after 5 minutes because of bandwidth costs. cheesy >: grin
Remember I gave you his full name & Constituency too
Politics › Re: Azubuike Chikere-Wanjoku Storms INEC Collation Centre,Wants Return Of N12m Bribe by Bigchief46(op): 9:37am On Mar 22, 2016
Tallesty1:
Who asked you to post it here?

https://static.omgvoice.com/images/2016/03/10123018/buhari-2-300x195.jpg

I must probe your internet connection and service provider.
Hahahahaha, Bros, no shaking. I think it was Prof. Soyinka who said that THE MAN DIES IN HIM WHO KEEPS QUIET IN THE FACE OF TYRANNY. My manhood never die yetoooooo (apologies to Mama Peace wink grin cheesy tongue) Even the Daura DSS cannot shut us up in the face of bare-faced Tyranny
Politics › Re: Azubuike Chikere-Wanjoku Storms INEC Collation Centre,Wants Return Of N12m Bribe by Bigchief46(op): 9:31am On Mar 22, 2016
We are now watching to see how the Buhari "anti-corruption" Government with its anti-corruption Agencies including the DSS which now leaves issues of State Security to delve into inanities, will react: WILL THEY DO THE NEEDFUL? Or is there one Rule for PDP & another for APC? Buhari's anti-corruption credential is on the line. Remember, this is INCONTROVERTIBLE VIDEO EVIDENCE of self CONFESSION by an APC Candidate of having given bribe to compromise the election.
Politics › Azubuike Chikere-Wanjoku Storms INEC Collation Centre,Wants Return Of N12m Bribe by Bigchief46(op): 9:21am On Mar 22, 2016
VIDEO: APC Candidate Demands Return Of N12m Bribe From Collation Officer

Azubuike Chikere Wanjoku, APC House of Assembly candidate for Ikwere state constituency in Rivers State stormed INEC collation Centre in Port Harcourt, when he got wind of his defeat by the PDP candidate, demanding the INEC staff to give him back N12m he gave him as bribe to rig election for when. Click on link below to watch video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4VZ1tJA9wE
Politics › Re: INEC Admits Fake Result Sheets In Rivers Rerun, Blames ‘printer’s Devil’ by Bigchief46(m): 6:59am On Mar 22, 2016
hedonistic:
To think that INEC had all the time in the world to prepare for this ONE election! That's the most irritating thing about this inconclusive stupidity. No excuses can be accepted. None whatsoever. This is extremely disgusting, and shows the caliber of idiots Buhari has appointed to run this critical national institution.

The country is doomed, because I don't see how these incompetent buffoons would get it right during the 2019 general elections when there would be numerous simultaneous elections nationwide. If INEC couldn't get it right in Rivers and other states previously where it deployed all its national resources to ONE state at time, how can it get it right when its resources are simultaneously stretched in all directions in 2019?
My dear, I seriously shiver when I think of what is coming in 2019 with elections in 36 States of the Federation & the FCT at the same time. Apart from about 6 Governorship elections, all State House of Assembly, Reps, Senate & Presidential elections will take place within the same space of time in 2019. If elections in 22 out of 32 State Houses of Assembly & a few Reps & Senate seats in ONE State of Rivers could not be managed by INEC, then just imagine when the Presidency, about thirty Governorship & hundreds of legislative seats will be in play. May God help us
Celebrities › Re: Korede Bello Flaunts Stylish & Fresh Look In New Photos by Bigchief46(m): 11:48pm On Mar 16, 2016
cruzita:
small boy wey buy em mama house
That's Reekado Banks
Crime › Re: Gay Man Caught In Ondo Dies From Beating (Graphic Photos) by Bigchief46(m): 12:12pm On Mar 13, 2016
This is terrible and not to be encouraged at all. What a man or woman choose to do in the privacy of their bedrooms is no other person's business for God's sake. What is my business with my neighbors' sexual orientation or preferences; what is yours? As long as they have not molested anyone or acted inappropriately in public, everyone should mind their business. Politicians are stealing us blind & robbing us of our coming heritage and we hail them to high heavens, worship them & sing their praises; no one raises a finger against them even though their actions affect us personally & directly yet we go and murder a man or woman because of his personal sexual preferences? Even if he committed a crime, is mob jungle justice the way to go? Is his death a fitting punishment for the "crime"? Are some people not arguing on this forum that 5 years imprisonment is too much penalty for a celebrity who killed a Medical Doctor by her negligence of DUI & yet death is an appropriate punishment for two men who decided what they prefer to do with their own bodies in private? SMH
Career › Re: Between Ibinabo Fiberesima And The State by Bigchief46(m): 11:30am On Mar 13, 2016
Eruditor:
The state appealing the sentence is what I find most incredulous. It beggars reasoning. Once she was seen as guilty by the court that is when the state should have made a case for the sentence. If after the sentence, the state feels she deserved more, then to me that is just reckless pandering by the court. How can the court claim there is no fine for manslaughter in Nigerian law? So if she had a burst tyre that caused her to swerve and kill the victim, she should not pay a fine but instead go to jail for 5 years and that's justice?
I am late to comment because I did not want to comment; reason being that I don't usually comment on legal issues when I don't have all the facts of a matter as what you get in the media is sometimes unreliable or out rightly false. I would however like to just say this: your reference to a burst tire shows you don't appreciate the issues. If she had a burst tire that led to an accident from which someone died; she won't be found guilty of manslaughter in the first place unless she was speeding excessively to the point that a burst tire would inevitably lead to the car swerving off to another lane or summersaulting. As you know, not all bust tires lead to swerves, etc. The point is that manslaughter connotes some form of negligence (such as DUI). To give an example: if I shoot my gate man with my pistol because I caught him on top of my wife, that is murder. If I accidentally shoot my gateman while trying to clean my pistol because I did not take the precaution of first putting the safety on & removing any bullet in the chamber, then that is manslaughter. Even if there is no DUI involved but only excessive speeding for instance or breaching traffick lights which leads to an accident from which death results, it is still manslaughter. I have not taken the time to look at the Criminal Code (which is at the office while I am home this Sunday) but if it is true, as some say, that the punishment for the offense is five years without option of fine; the the Appellate Court is right to set aside the sentencing by the trial Court and in its place impose the penalty prescribed by Statute
Politics › Re: James Ocholi Is Dead (Minister Of Labour, State) by Bigchief46(m): 6:03pm On Mar 06, 2016
This is TERRIBLE news. Rest in peace Learned Silk
Crime › Re: Pastor Hacks Banker Wife To Death In Imo [graphic Photo] by Bigchief46(m): 4:30pm On Feb 29, 2016
ShakurM:
Incase you didn't read all

She married him because he(the pastor) claimed God chose him for her amongst her other 3 suitors which she was to seek the pastor's answer on whom to choose

"Unknown to her (Udoka), the biggest attraction was her lucrative career at the time. Just within a space of twenty months, a car was bought, a landed property and a shop was paid for all in the name of the husband Pastor Mark Chukwudi Etiti.

Fast forward....After she lost her job, she was beaten and hospitalised, The mother in law threatened her to leave the son or her corpse would be carted away, she refused

Her own family members planned to move her after she sustained the first cutlass injuries, she refused.

It's painful she had to leave this way, a bad case of following your pastor's decision in your life. Ladies,physical abuse shouldn't be tolerated or endured , it's better you flee while you still have air in your airbags
Is this really a surprise? Many ladies sadly feel they are nothing without a man's name attached to theirs & a cheap ring on their finger. You will see a lady with a Ph.D or a professional or otherwise doing very well for herself & yet she will allow society to pressure her into believing that all she is or has achieved is nothing without a man. Some choose to die in abusive relationships instead of leaving. They will tell you that "you don't understand" when you try to talk sense into them. In fact if you are with your own woman or man in a good relationship, it's worse because then they make it look like you are enjoying the company of your own partner while telling them to quit theirs. I am surprised a lot more women are not dead if you consider the amount of abusive relationships & domestic violence we have today
Celebrities › Re: Olajumoke Looks Cute In New Hairstyle... (photo) by Bigchief46(m): 4:12pm On Feb 26, 2016
rheether:
Am waiting for the day she will break up with her husband. It will happen and the news will be on FP.
You are waiting for that day? Like seriously? How is that a blessing to you assuming it happens? Why is such breakup your prayer point? I really would be interested to know
Politics › Re: Stella Oduah Reacts To Her Victory In Supreme Court Today by Bigchief46(m): 10:57pm On Feb 25, 2016
Osyabj:
Here are the facts now and the facts then, when I responded to your brown envelop analysis:

In my submission, I challenged the patently corrupt Supreme Court to change their rulling of January 29,2016 affirming the order of Justice Chukwu of Federal High Court (FHC). On February 24, 2016, the patently corrupt Supreme Court blinked and dismissed the Motion for Clarification of its Jan. 29, 2016, brought by the compromised INEC consortium lawyers [who insiders said collected 5 million dollars]

Now its obvious that the patently corrupt supreme court, knows that it would be an outrage to change their rulling or review their judgement made about 25 days ago.

I welcome all Nigerians worldwide to review the two judgements of Sup. CT on this matter, and be the judge for themselves:

On January 29, 2016 "Supreme CT" decsion affirmed Justice Chukwus judgement and held that:

1. — That it is hereby ordered that the purported caretaker committee/ ad hoc committee is illegal, null and void.
2. — That any delegate list or nominated candidate that emanated from the congress/ primaries conducted by the caretaker committee or ad hoc committee is illegal, invalid, unconstitutional, abuse of court process, null and void and cannot be used for any purpose.
3. — That 1st defendant (PDP) are hereby restrained from forwarding, sending or submitting to 2nd defendant (INEC) any delegates list or nominated candidates that emerge from congress or primaries conducted by the caretaker or ad hoc committee.
4. — That 2nd defendant (INEC) is restrained from accepting or receiving any delegate list or nominated candidate that may emerge from congress/primaries conducted by the caretaker committee except those that emanate from the plaintiffs.
5. — That PDP was in flagrant disobedience and contempt of the order of this court made on 10th day of October 2014 and reaffirmed on the 24th of October 2014.

On February 24, 2016, "Supreme CT" decision Re-affirmed its Jan. 29, 2016 judgement, refused to review its judgement, dismissed the compromised INEC consortium lawyers 'Motion for Clarification and held that:

1. — That it is hereby ordered that the purported caretaker committee/ ad hoc committee is illegal, null and void.
2. — That any delegate list or nominated candidate that emanated from the congress/ primaries conducted by the caretaker committee or ad hoc committee is illegal, invalid, unconstitutional, abuse of court process, null and void and cannot be used for any purpose.
3. — That 1st defendant (PDP) are hereby restrained from forwarding, sending or submitting to 2nd defendant (INEC) any delegates list or nominated candidates that emerge from congress or primaries conducted by the caretaker or ad hoc committee.
4. — That 2nd defendant (INEC) is restrained from accepting or receiving any delegate list or nominated candidate that may emerge from congress/primaries conducted by the caretaker committee except those that emanate from the plaintiffs.
5. — That PDP was in flagrant disobedience and contempt of the order of this court made on 10th day of October 2014 and reaffirmed on the 24th of October 2014.

In light of the forgoing a Non-compromised INEC Consortium Lawyers will advise INEC to immediately withdraw the Certificate of Andy Uba, Odua & Co and issue the already prepared Certificate of returns to Oguebego group of Chris Uba, Okonkwo and Co.

Now here is where the Patently Corrupt "Sup. CT" earned its bribe from Andy Uba, Odua and Co: Having refused to review its earlier decision, it went on to comment on planted question of the compromised INEC Consortium lawyers by stating that:It has ruled in the past that party NEC can submit the list of candidates.
An non-compromised Supreme CT WILL NOT make any comment or join issues unrelated to the matter before it despite the prodding by compromised InEC lawyer!

Bottomline, but for the compromised INEC consortium lawyers, the Supreme CT's decision no 4 prayer, [4. — That 2nd defendant (INEC) is restrained from accepting or receiving any delegate list or nominated candidate that may emerge from congress/primaries conducted by the caretaker committee except those that emanate from the plaintiffs.[Oguebego group] its plain to all English reading peoples worldwide, that pursuant to this No. 4 Sup. CT rulling alone, INEC shall withdraw the Cert. of Returns of Andy Uba, Odua & Co and issue Cert. of Returns to Chris Uba, Okonkwo and co. Period.

In conclusion, as I noted in my earlier post on this matter, Inec should be purged and corrupt Sup. CT judges should be jailed, in order to serve as a deterent to other corrupt judges, that if you MUST collect bribe, you MUST go to jail!
LMFAO; this is the best rant you can come up with? You that was boasting about how the Sup. Court will sack Oduah & Co. today with your ignorant analysis. I did warn the Public to ignore half-baked lawyers like you who take delight in coming to the Internet to pontificate and deceive people who don't know that you are probably just a very junior lawyer somewhere with no experience. The same Sup. Court you insisted just days ago will sack Odua & Co are now Corrupt? INEC is now corrupt? All the lawyers are also corrupt? See your smelly mouth & "corrupt". The only thing corrupt thing here is your juvenile brain
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 6:21pm On Feb 25, 2016
ShyNeptune:
I can bet he has up to ten different accounts
5 males and 5 females. grin
You are right; I can also bet that it is with some of those accounts he has been using to insult some of us calling him out
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 6:03pm On Feb 25, 2016
pinkiecutie:
you have resorted to using this?

You really feel good doing this?
I have defended my self with all I have left and since you won't stop smearing my name..
I won't say I will utter any word against you but know this.. That what you have done today you u will leave to regret...

Of what purpose is this thread of mine if not to ssolicit for a job..
I never expected it to even grace front page and thank God it did, and now you guys have tormented me with all manner of accusations..
Know this, that I haven't collected money from anyone.. I turned some some nlanders monetary assistance...let anyone come and say he/she has given me money..

This life is full of ups and downs, today might be a low point in my life but I will rise up..
I leave you to karma..
Good evening dear
Resorting to what my dear yahoo boy? I mean you are becoming quite ridiculous; I know the saying that if you say a lie often enough, it may become the truth but your LIES are so convoluted as to beggar belief. The tantrum you have just thrown is absolute rubbish. At this stage you must be a real idiot if you really think anyone out there can be convinced otherwise however hard you play to the gallery and take recourse to sentiments. Your game is up; give it up
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 5:58pm On Feb 25, 2016
Olaone1:
You completed Pry School in 1998. Let's even say you're just 10 then. You are still here telling us that you are a virgin in 2016. At 28 years or probably older shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked

Iro lo ma pa e oo
Sure, why not? He is a male virgin. I know some guys who are virgins at 28 and since the op takes solace in crack and not women, it's a real possibility grin
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 5:42pm On Feb 25, 2016
pinkiecutie:
God why does it have to be me...?

You keep on putting me in turmoil..
How can this documents be fake..
Please somebody help me before I lose it...
You have lost it already my dear yahoo boy; someone who knows you asked you in December 2014 if you were high on crack and it appears you still are. You started out claiming that you had a 2.1 B.Sc in Economics, it changed to Diploma in English and Literary Studies, it changed to B.Sc in English & Literary studies, it then became MASTERS' Degree in an as yet unidentified field, It then changed again to BioChemistry in remedial studies and now B.Sc in Biochemistry. And you are posting a picture to show that Universities award Degrees by plaques instead of certificates. You keep digging yourself deeper and deeper into your hole. Not that this is anything serious anyway; I just happen to have some free time on my hands this afternoon to toy with an amateur yahoo boy
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 5:31pm On Feb 25, 2016
Naveedah:
*Yawns* Na today!! cheesy All this snap and send does nothing, anybody could be Hope. I am still waiting for you to explain the story in that link.
Na wa o
Don't mind him; he is a learner. If you see the high quality of fake documents 419 boys use to convince & swindle oyibos out of thousands, sometimes millions of dollars, you will appreciate that what pinkiecutie/lilmaxfidel is posting here is kindergarten stuff
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 5:18pm On Feb 25, 2016
tollyB:
I agree with you...
am so pissed right now..
I don't agree. This thread is one of the best teachers the public can get of the utility of taking every info on the Internet with a pinch of salt. One thing I have learnt over the years, particularly with some of my clients who have been scammed is that usually it is the otherwise very brilliant & intelligent individuals who fall the quickest & hardest for scam stories. That is why some of us serious minded persons have wasted all this time on this thread to pick apart this scam-story one brick at a time. You only have to see how some of us have been insulted & called names by others to appreciate that scams & 419 are here to stay with us. Some say we are writing "epistles" on this issue, but I bet you if a Professor of psychology in a foreign University stumbles on this thread & the responses to it, it may form the object of a research paper
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 5:08pm On Feb 25, 2016
pinkiecutie:
I have done as you all asked...

I won't say a word to anyone again..
Karma is a bi+ch

Bigchief46 I leave you to faith..
I'm done..
LMFAO, faith? O boy, just abandon this pixiecutie moniker that has been busted just as you abandoned lilmaxfidel; create another moniker with another fine picture of a lady as dp then create your threads as usual: there are apparently still plenty of gullible mugus on Nairaland & you may be third time lucky
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m):
pinkiecutie:
can you please stop this?
I didn't want to do this but I have snapped everything you and your cohorts need...
Please and please stop smearing my name..
I beg of you as you are giving people the wrong image...


I am done with this ..
And for the records friend I have not received a penny from anyone...

This should silent all of you...

Please and please stop
So you still have mouth to talk lilmaxfidel? Remember your friends Naijaboiy & Mariolae & this question they asked you back in Dec. 2014?: "lilmaxfidel your acting really strange these days. Sorry, are you on crack?" I am now asking you in 2016: ARE YOU STILL ON CRACK? Can't you see your game is up? Create another moniker to continue your scams; pinkiecutie is busted. Who do you really want to impress with all these childish "yahoo yahoo" documents that you are posting?
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 4:48pm On Feb 25, 2016
Dyt:
I don't mean no harm
I started it
Dug out your past posts
Non seem to correlate
Reason I had them pasted here
It won't cost you nothing to be truthful
Even if your ordeal is true, some of your past posts don't just in anyway speak same about this
OF COURSE, THE ORDEAL IS NOT TRUE. "HE" has been caught before: since s/he is still replying you, get s/he to explain this: https://www.nairaland.com/2025980/please-how-tell-boss-he AND WHY did s/he hurriedly take down the dp of a beautiful lady s/he had in his profile?
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 4:35pm On Feb 25, 2016
ShyNeptune:
you can't categorically say it's scam.
people go through hardtimes and Abuses in this life, mostly the female folks. It really is not easy being a female.
If you want to help her, kindly do so.
Thanks. kind sir. smiley
ITS A COMPLETE SCAM and "HE" has been found out before: Read ALL the posts above then go to this thread "he" created in 2014: https://www.nairaland.com/2025980/please-how-tell-boss-he
Some of us are wasting our time & mb on this juvenile issue just to get genuine Nairalanders to learn a lesson & stop falling for 419ers; not that it's any skin off my nose. And hope you noticed that "HE" has removed the dp of a beautiful female which was in his profile when he first created this thread.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Ongoing Night Construction In Aba And Other Road Projects by Bigchief46(m): 1:51pm On Feb 25, 2016
adonbilivit:
ariaria kwanu? flood go still finish traders this year?
A major rehabilitation is in the works for Ariaria but the feeder roads are being worked on first to lessen the discomfort when the major work starts in Ariaria. Mind you, it's not possible to do everything at once; na small small
Politics › Re: Stella Oduah Reacts To Her Victory In Supreme Court Today by Bigchief46(m): 1:39pm On Feb 25, 2016
I am still waiting for those half-baked lawyers who were arguing with me here on NL a few days ago when they were insulting the HON. Justice Gabriel Kolawole & the judiciary. Shebi the Supreme Court has now confirmed the position I canvassed that the issue of who are authentic State Exco of PDP has nothing to do with the election of Oduah & Co? Where is Osyabj hiding?
Celebrities › Re: ‘My Golden Shoe Can Buy Linda Ikeji’s Hermes Bag’ – Mayor Rotimi Odunayo by Bigchief46(m): 12:37pm On Feb 25, 2016
mbahfrankuc:
omoh






my shoe na proudly made in Nigeria,#Aba #,



no Google am ask osisioma people for Aba
Your shoe is the real deal grin
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 12:13pm On Feb 25, 2016
mecigr8s:
I have sent a mail to see the proofs.Yes, you are not under any obligation to do this ,but it will go a long way in laying to rest every shadow of doubt. However, pending the reply from you, I want to express my reservations about your claims here. If the NCE you mentioned is the one I know, then I will say that an NCE is obtained either in the College of Education after three years or through the National Teachers' Institute(NTI). An NCE student has an NCE certificate not a Diploma Certificate. Besides, if you gain admission into the University via Direct Entry for a four-year course with either NCE or Diploma ,then you will spend a minimum of six semesters(three years); starting from two hundred level. If it is a five-year course and you have NCE or Diploma you will spend a minimum of eight semesters(four years). Now for a holder of HND going for a five-year course via Direct Entry, you will spend a minimum of six semesters(three years);starting from three hundred level.Even for a four-year course, a Holder of HND will spend a minimum of four semesters(two years). Except you enrolled for a special top-up up programme(as a holder of HND which you are not) ,which UNICAL is not running, you will never graduate just after a year via a Direct Entry Admission into the University.How do I know this? I am a holder of ND,HND and B.ENG so I know all these.
Now, which field of study did you have your M.Sc in? Your admission for Economics,was it through Direct Entry via the previous Diploma or B.SC in English and International relations?Was it run concurrently with your M.Sc or after your M.Sc?
Again, I observed from your facebook account that you studied BioChemistry from UNICAL. Do you have a B.SC in three fields?
Biochemistry kwa? Abeg, why are we even dignifying this little boy yahoo yahoo scammer with our mb? Nigeria is a free democracy; it is allowed to be a MUGU. I am done
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 11:53am On Feb 25, 2016
kunle75:
If your story is true please seek me out and lets talk .

NOTE:

I AM MARRIED AND NOT SEARCHING BUT WOULD BE WILLING TO OFFER A LIITLE HELP AS GOD WOULD PERMIT ME TO AND WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH YOU IN ANY OPEN PLACE THAT IS MORE CONVINIENT FOR YOU.

Drop me your line i will give you a call when am less busy.


God bless
She is CONVENIENTLY in Calabar, so pls ask for her account number so you can send her money for flight ticket, hotel & other expenses so she can come and meet you in an "open place" to discuss the job you have for her. Na today? SMH
Career › Re: Should I Sell My Virginity To Retain My Job? by Bigchief46(m): 11:49am On Feb 25, 2016
permanentgrace:
This thread funny die aswear. I think with the help of FBI in the forum, one yahoo niggur has just been caught. I read almost all her defensive lines (posts) but none holds water. Her claims of possesing a b.sc in eng & lit., b.sc economics and even masters degree are all lies. None, i repeat, none seems true to me. The niggur is just trying to gulp money from the gullible members of the public.
And many people on NL are gullible dear; some whose siblings of full blood are unemployed are already scouting for jobs for the illusory op and asking for account numbers. I don't know why most men start shivering like leaves in a harmattan wind once they hear the word "virgin"? And they think they are the smart ones, insulting those of us who have seen through the many holes in the story. 419 will never stop inspite of the many years it has been written about. Even tomorrow people will be scammed

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