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Chai! SMH for the future of this country with these type of peoplewith funny threads. |
Is this mercenary story real sha? |
Take paracetamol and rest well. God will heal you real quick. |
The boy above me is from south and yet calls himself tout and beast. It's good to train ur child in the way of the lord. |
Has the school pupil one meal a day program launched by VP Osinbajo the other day started? |
frankline5:Wtf ur @ bolded. |
etebefia:My brother I tell you o. Nigerians are the main problem but this alone cos they praises and encourage his foolishness. Same in other cases. When a thief that stole 1billioon frustrates a thief that still 50million, u see the ppl shouting stone ham, kill am, punish the tribe just cos he isn't in there league. |
Land of Hunger Game. |
Klare:I salute you too. Happy sunday! |
Expenditure don increase while savings don lean. Ie no increment in income if corruption is not practiced. |
Who made aregbe an engineer? The person got it wrong. |
Na fresh graduate no need salary abi? |
Shettima used these people for election and now abandoned them telling them to leave that their villages are secure now but these people prefer the live of the northerner in the camps which is means head works and bring in money to feed the less privilege Thought north produces the nation's food? Hunger shld be the last thing in that camp. |
Ucheosefoh:PHCN ofcourse |
Ucheosefoh:Happening in my fridge right now. We r lucky tho, enjoying the 33kv |
Why ppl wan kill em sef over Tiwa statement? You r free to talk wetin u like. Na wrong thing to say no to racism? Nigerians problem can't be solved with 365days fasting and prayer. |
Nigeria police no kill person. |
Baba wan be big Edo God father ni o. |
Lols... food surplus and IDP victim r suffering from hunger. Are ranches that hard to manage ni? Tori ko ye mi o. |
homosapien:Falana gbo ti e |
DDeliverer:You fit no be mumu but mumu plenty oh. They will come and say it's true and start reminding us that GEJ recruited mama peace and Perm sec oh. |
Lol. GEJ will never try that and pdp will never allow that. |
Yes he said all that and channels tv also quoted him saying it. Anyways, na them sabi. |
Region that feeds the nation should fill the gap and fetch the lost trillion by exporting onions and beans |
Pejah:No be only fct na Abuja. |
Good judgement. |
GogetterMD:Maybe una dey use cooker and for cooking egbo |
A Federal High Court sitting in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital yesterday refused the bail applications of some officials of the Central Bank of Nigeria ((CBN) and workers of commercial banks currently standing trial for an alleged N8 billion mutilated currency fraud. Ruling on the pleas of the applicants who have been in prison custody for one year, Justice J.O Abdul Malik said having known the weight of the proof of evidence against them and the severity of the punishment, the accused persons might jump bail if granted. The applications were, however, filed in three batches. She, subsequently, ordered an accelerated trial. The suspects are facing a 28-count charge of conspiracy, abuse of office, stealing, false declaration of actual amount, concealing of property and fraudulently acquiring assets in excess of their legitimate and provable income. The offence is punishable under Section 7(2) of the Bank Employees etc. (Declaration of Assets) Act, Cap B1, Laws of the Federal Republic, Nigeria 2004. The application of the first batch of suspects namely Kolawole Babalola, Olaniran Muniru Adeola, Togun Kayode Phillips, Isaq Akano, Ayodele Festus Adeyemi, Oyebamiji Akeem, Ayodeji Aleshe and Ajiwe Sunday Adegoke could not be heard, as their counsel, Olalekan Ojo, was absent. The second set involved Olaniran Muniru Adeola and Togun Kayode Phillips while the third batch includes Oni Ademola and Ayodele Festus Adeyemi. Justice Abdul-Malik, in her over two-hour judgment, said there were substantial evidence gathered against the accused persons after the administrative bail granted them, adding that there was every likelihood that they may evade trial. Consequently, the presiding judge fixed September 26 and 28, 2016 for trial. The apex bank had petitioned the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over alleged swapping of currency boxes containing mutilated naira notes meant for routine destruction at its Ibadan branch. The CBN alleged in the correspondence that during a routine internal audit of the institution’s cash destruction activities in September 2014, its Briquetting Panel, comprising senior bank workers from different branches, noticed some anomalies at management. Upon further investigation, it was discovered that a syndicate, which has been on for several years, was being run in which mutilated higher denomination notes meant for destruction were swapped by the accused persons. |
Make una stop the pretence... Person wey carry gun, person wey go sch, person wey set up biz all na still this money dem want. You go sch get degree fight say u dey under employed, all naa still cos of money no be say the degree na decoration so make una free the easterners. |
He don dey happen already as another day is added to the holid.ays making it 3 cos moon no go show. |
He don dey happen already as another day is added to the holidays making it 3 cos moon no go show. |
Confusion here and there. Jesu gbawa o lowo awon eyan won yi o. |
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