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Anyway - how far - how things

u still dey kampe

Efemena_xy:
since when man dey born pikin??

who give you dat belle sef?

**oya whisper d name to me - I go try not to spill d beans. . .**

sorry i don change sex -

sorry it is been a while - i just come back from maternity live

I hail oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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smh

it is a bit late now  -  I am one of the few who remained consistent in saying GEJ has NO service delivery and implementation track record  - Without OBJ  GEJ would have remained irrelevant .  GEJ even confirmed to the US envoy that their are many better than him.

enyojo:
With all these branding, Ojo Maduekwe has been alledgedly penciled down to be SGF according to OBJ's dictates.
Until such rumours are frustrated by GEJ, i won't believe such long write-ups

Exactly - let them continue to spread propaganda - a Party full of misfits - you cant even choose a best " 11" - We all know what GEJ calls technocrats ( Oyinlola , Bode George , Ohakim and co )

According to your logic - A country like Nigeria with roughly 250 different ethnic make up - Some ethnic group wont smell presidency for at least 1000 years. So who decides which ethnic group takes the first swipe at presidency.

becomerich - abeg no forget your medication - is it the cold weather in Canada that is causing this stress. Abeg if Canada no gree live - please IJN move back to Nigeria

Fresh Air 2011


Abeg no be talk am - na Beaf and his cohorts

maddock:
Na wah for una o. There is no argument here at all, as a Bank MD you dont need to be a guru to know that the main ""koko"is the word of the Incoming (Okorocha) and not the outgoing (Ohakim). Okorocha does not need to go to court to freeze the account by mere pronouncing it all banks supposed arrange themselves. Or else be rest assured that the next 4 years no goverment deposits. So tell me if you are the bank MD would you ignore the directive?

We all agree that it is possible because of the Nigerian factor - but it is not Legal for a bank to receive directive from a not yet sworn in governor.  hence because of the illegal directive salaries wont be paid

Mr Inspired - Website is very professional and solid - The sky is the limit - Other car vendors aint got nothing on you.

Please can you recommend cars, buses , Jeeps that are right or rugged for Nigeria - Ones that can easily fixed with parts readly

available

Thanks

1000 gbosa - who needs the center - let them keep all their prostitution positions -I rather have a strong willed governor over a weak senate leader

useless journalism - ok me too as a nigerian will write to all banks to dishonour cheques written by the FG.

for the sake of God " the man is not even sworn in yet "

dayokanu:
How can I zip up when my zip don spoil. Shut up? Stick those nicely shaped mammalia into my mouth and I would be quiet

You definitely need the real Jesus  

dayokanu:
Come to my bed and tell me how i can get Jesus

Yepa

that kind of Jesus na devil in disguise

event cancelled

As NL is a forum with tentacles spreading all over the world - Pictures will surely do your post a lot of justice

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Dimeji Bankole, faces a stormy session as the House of Representatives Wednesday ordered a preliminary investigation into its alleged indebtedness to a commercial bank to the tune of N10 billion.

Moves to impeach him were launched Wednesday night, with strong indications that the proceedings may be taken a step further today, with the apparent inability of the House to pay the outstanding salaries and allowances of its members.

In a confidential phone chat Wednesday night, the member who does not want his name in print said: “We will not allow him to preside Thursday. He cannot be a judge in his own case. We are going to suspend him. If we have 240 members in support of the motion, we will go for outright impeachment, otherwise we will just suspend him and strip him of all paraphernalia of office, if he comes tomorrow he will not go back with his convoy of official cars.”

There are speculations that the bulk of the loan went into the Bankole’s political campaigns in preparation for the just concluded parliamentary elections, which he incidentally lost. 

Unconfirmed reports indicate  that apart from deploying the bulk of the loan to fund his electioneering campaigns, Bankole allegedly purchased about 36 exotic Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) which he distributed to some prominent politicians,  including state governors, to ensure that he retained his seat as Speaker in the next parliamentary session after he might have won his re-election in Abeokuta-South federal constituency of Ogun State. He failed to win the election.

The resolution came amid tension and drama arising from the initial lockout of the lawmakers from the chamber and the move by some aggrieved lawmakers to confront the leadership   on account of the allegations.

It was a session billed to have commenced at 2.00pm but the doors to the legislative chamber were under lock and key as at 2.35pm. Security men who kept vigil at the various entrances said they were acting on “orders from above” while lawmakers who had arrived early to take their seats were directed to go to the conference room of the Deputy Speaker where an impromptu closed door meeting was holding. 

The Sergeant At Arms called for reinforcement of security before he opened the chamber at 2.41pm. Deputy Speaker, Nafada, entered the chamber along with other principal officers at exactly 3.25pm and at least nine security operatives guarded the mace, the symbol of authority of the House, throughout the tension soaked session.

The investigation will commence Thursday morning when Bankole, and the Clerk of the House, Mr Sanni Omolori, are  expected to provide  some explanations on the apparent bankruptcy of the lower house.

Bankole, the presiding officer of the House  and Omolori, the chief accounting officer of the chamber, are expected to confirm  the authenticity of the said loan, how the borrowed funds were spent and ascertain if  such expenditure received due  approval of members  as required by the House Rules.   

The decision to conduct an investigation into the finances of the House was taken yesterday at the plenary amidst rowdiness and tight security. Bankole was absent at the session. It was the second consecutive legislative sitting he would be absenting himself since the House resumed from the election break.

The resolution to probe the duo followed a motion of privilege moved by Hon. Dino Melaye seeking the intervention of the House on the issue of the non-payment of arrears of salaries and allowances owed him and five other legislators who were suspended last year and later re-instated through a court order. 

In the motion, Melaye also alleged that not only has the House been unable to pay the recalled members, it has been unable to  pay the salaries, allowances and severance package of the entire members of the House, barely  three weeks to the end of the sixth session of the National Assembly.

According to Melaye, the insolvency of the House was not because the statutory allocations   accrued to the House has not been released by the Central Bank of Nigeria, but that the funds have  been seized by the commercial bank because of the indebtedness of the chamber to the bank. He urged the House to formally invite the Speaker to explain the details of the loan which, he claimed, did not pass through the due process.

He stated that so far, available records have shown that the House has not authorised any such borrowing, adding that no bank can grant loan or overdraft to an institution without obtaining a resolution passed by members of such an institution authorising the loan facility.   

He urged the House to set up an Adhoc Committee to investigate the allegations levelled against the Speaker   and to have   him suspended until the probe was completed.

eku_bear:
If GEJ privatizes and increase tariffs, then we'll have 24/7 electricity in at least some parts of the country.

Main thing is for government to get out of the business as much as possible, imo

If is a conditional statement - Ones does not plan to privatise a company and yet is spending billions on the same company - makes no sense at all

The chicken is coming home to roost -

Is The Fg Really Serious About Improving Power Supply?  - https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-663363.0.html



I am yet to see your posts on the above topic  - yet you and your cohorts go round posting inaccurate news in relation to the electricity issues in Nigeria

Interesting - You will never find the likes of beaf and his cohorts on this thread - where accurate facts are being posted - yet they go around brain washing us with GEJ propaganda

The fact remains - GEJ is not genuine enough to tackle the monster called electricity generation and transmission in Nigeria

edoyad:
Exactly my thoughts, i wouldn't take a second look at these girls if we met on the street. Infact, i dare say 60% of the girls who have pictures on their profiles here on NL floor these ones by a distance.

Lol - I thought i was the only one that had eye problems - looking ok is an understatement

Beaf:
Lets be honest, they're just ok.

For the first time i agree with you - Actually you are being modest - These chicks are damn ugly " I WOULD N'T HIT IT A MILE AWAY"

Anyway you know what they say about Nerds like PhysicsMHD - hE Is probably as fat as Professor Klumps of Nutty Professor and will settle for anything in skirt

Ekpoma1:
Lets be optimistic. One day e go beta!

lol  - since 1960

when i was 4years old  - My Granddad always stated that " My generation would be the one that would enjoy Nigeria"  Fast forward 28 years  - I no get liver to make same statement to my unborn children.

I have know darkness all my life 

Na inside darkness we dey and they watch - posterity will judge simple as abc - if they like - let them visit power station - actually it will better if they take resident there