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Who is Tboss biko nu?

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I know this guy very well.
He is simply the best.
I'm sure is not going to be easy to reach him any more.
I was calling him on phone as of 2011 when he started pulling weight and begging people to buy his product

He said to me them that his product is drugs not cream. The drug side effect is turning your skin white. That is more u take it lighter you skin get

No intelligent in it for that price?

god of Nigeria politics visited

I am beginning to imagine what will Buhari say in letter he is to submit to National Assembly on Monday.

Well, if I'm asked I guess it will be his resignatiom letter.

What's yours thought?

That is not what he needs to quit.

He should quit getting babe mama's and marry.

smogup:
With all the oil money they have they still can't use it to improve their region. Almajiri and poverty everywhere with illiteracy added to it.




One nijeria my left foot

They are lamenting
Saying they are not seeing the money nor development in their region man.

See the LIST of 17 oil blocs owned by Atiku, Danjuma and other northerners and south-westerners

Niger Delta Avengers have threatened Atiku Abubakar and others who own oil blocs to shut down their operations or have them blown up.

- The militant group Niger Delta Avengers has been operating in the oil-rich region threatening to permanently shut down oil blocs allegedly belonging to some northerners

- The group listed Atiku Abubukar, Theophilus Danjuma and others as owners of oil blocs in the Niger Delta region

Niger Delta Avengers claimed that former vice president, Atiku Abubakar, ex-Minister of Defence, General Theophilus Danjuma, ex-Minister of Petroleum, Alhaji Riwalnu Lukman are among other other northerners and south-westerners who own oil blocs.

This was contained in a statement forwarded to Vanguard by the group’s spokesperson, Col Mudoch Agbinibo.

1. Apo Well awarded to Sapetro Oil owned by Gen Theophilus Y Danjuma. Apo field is capable of producing 300,000 barrels per day and crude reserve of 500 million barrels.

2. OML 110 Obe oil field owed by Alhaji Mai Daribe, Cavendish Petroleum with an estimated 500 million barrel of crude oil.

3. Akpo condensate field awarded to Sapetro Oil owned by Gen Theophilus Damjuma.

4. OML 112 and OML 117 awarded to AMNI International Petroleum Development Company owned by Colonel Sanni Bello, son-in-law to former Head of State. Gen Abdulsalami Abubakar.

5. OML 115 also known as Oldwok field and Ebok field awarded to Alhaji Mohammed Indimi, in-law to former Head of State, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida.

6. OML 215 awarded to and operated by Nor East Petroleum Limited owned by one Alhali Saleh Mohammed Gambo. The field is worth $100 billion after tax.


7. OML 108 awarded to Express Petroleum Company owned by Alhaji Aminu Dantata. This field is worth $128 billion.

8. OML 113 allocated to Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum Limited owned by Alhaji W. I. Folawiyo. Net worth is $150 billion.

9. Prince Nasiru Ado Bayero cousin to the Emir of Kano, Lamido Sanisu, owns ASUOKPU/UMUTU marginal oil fields. It is worth $110 billion.

10. Inter is owned by Atiku Abubakar, Yara dua and Ado Bayero has a substantial stakes in the oil and gas exploration in the Niger Delta of Nigeria.

11. AMNI International Petroleum Company owns OML 112 and OML 117. Former Minister of Petroleum and OPEC Chairman, Rilwanu Lukman, has major stakes in AMNI International Petroleum Company.

12. OML 67 is operated Afren Plc. Rilwanu lukman also has a major stakes and the field worth $180 billion dollars.


13. OPL 245 is awarded to Malabu Oil and Gas owned by Dan Etete. It is worth $50 billion.

14. OPL 289 and OPL 233 were awarded to Cleanwater Consortium; the two fields are worth $200 billion. Former Governor Peter Odili of River state, Obasanjo and Sultan of Sokoto has major Stake15.

15. OPL 288 was awarded to focus Energy Senator Andy Uba, Obasanjo, and Gen Theophilus Y Danjuma are the major stakeholders. The field is worth $70 billion.

16. OPL 291 awarded to Starcrest Energy Nigeria Limited owned by Emeka Offor. The field is worth $100 billion dollars.

17. Mike Adenuga’s Conoil controls and operates six oil blocs and exports about 500,000 barrels of crude oil daily. These 6 oil blocs are worth $500 billion.

Source:
https://www.naij.com/827931-list-17-oil-blocs-owned-by-atiku-danjuma-northerners-south-westerners.html

below is my own case for years now my step brother up til now don't want my mother rest

https://www.nairaland.com/934302/property-dispute-experienced-person-lawyers

good one

Nigerians nor go kill me with their sense of humour,see what I saw

SOLVE THIS RIDDLE:
I am an object,

In my military regime, I ruled for only 20 months (31st Dec 1983 - 28th August 1985) and was overthrown.

Now, in my civilian regime, I ruled for exactly another 20 months (29th May 2015 - 19th January 2017) and went for indefinite holidays.

Today is exactly 20 days since I left office to unknown destination.

Who am I?

I thank God I was not born during the use this death weapon

How much is the shares?

It shall not happen to me in Jesus!!!!! Amen!!!!!

Wait na only am pay for this room?

They are liers spending big.

Let him tell us how.much he.paid for that ols

MMM participant writes a letter to support team threating Mavrodi (see post)

I smell lie

Lol

My Presdo, pls welcome them.
Yes we know say any thing from China na CHINKO!


But as thing hard now we no mind.

Please open up our boarders for goods to come in.

Who ever can get any thing cheap should bring in ooo!!!!
Our local manufacturers de kill us.
They are taking advantage of dollar rate to sell locally produced here.

Imagine: I travelled to east last year January 2015 and bought 10 litres of palm oil for N2,800 Naira.
Went home again this year with same Jerry can to buy and is now sold for N13,000 Naira. I manage buy half.


Can someone please tell me what dollar increase has got to do with locally produced palm oil.

Buhari!!! Pls BUhari ife azo ooo!!!!

The Senate has called for the reversal of the Federal Government’s policy banning the importation of cars through land borders.

The ban took effect from January 1, 2017.

According to the Senate, the ban will lead to a loss of 500,000 jobs.

The lawmakers, who heavily criticised the policy during the plenary on Wednesday, described the ban as anti-poor.

The issue was brought through a a motion titled, ‘The Ban on the Importation of Vehicles Through the Land Borders into the Country’, jointly moved by Senators Barau Jibrin (Kano North), Kabiru Gaya (Kano South), Sabi Abdullahi (Niger North), Shehu Sani (Kadana Central) and Ali Wakili (Bauchi South).

The lawmakers overwhelmingly rejected the policy, while asking Nigeria Customs Service to immediately suspend implementation of the policy.

The Deputy President of the Senate, Sen. Ike Ekweremadu, who presided over the plenary, specifically urged President Muhammadu Buhari to listen to the cries of Nigerians and reverse the policy.

Ekweremadu said, “From the contributions made, it is obvious that the policy is unpopular. We are representatives of the people and the people have spoken through us that they do not want this policy. I think those in government should listen to them.”

The Senate also directed its Committee on Customs and Excise to investigate the circumstances that led to the sudden decision of the Federal Government to place a ban on importation of vehicles through the land borders.

More lawmakers who took their turns to speak on the policy condemned it.



http://punchng.com/breaking-senate-rejects-ban-importation-cars-land-borders/

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Tell me more

You have said nothing

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Wonders shall never end. Lol

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How many times will they tell this man to forget the past?