₦airaland Forum

Billyonaire: Ofcourse, Pastor Chris has expounded on the crude teachings of Jews and make it more relevant to this generation. Jesus Christ used parables to expound on the teachings to make it relevant to his generation. I chose to listen to Pastor Chris Podcast on the teachings than Jesus' parables, because I understand Chris better and its updated for this generation. Both of them are teachers of their times.

Billyonaire: Hahahahaha; blasphemy is a control stigma against quest for dynamism of Dogma. I chose to think different, and you call it Blasphemy. Okay, I have blasphemed. I say, Pastor Chris has impacted more on this generation than Jesus [/b]and Mohammed joined together. And I am right.

Billyonaire: Let me be frank. The teachings of Pastor Chris Oyhakilome has impacted more enlightenment in many, than the teachings of Jesus Christ. His Teachings are for these times while teachings of Jesus were meant for people of his times. I am not religious, but I love motivational speeches.

confusion247: You've said it all. The choice is ours, give them the money and have unlimited access to the oil or withhold the money and no access to the oil.

Eziachi: You can hardly blame them, as no one knew about basic amenities in the creeks when others had been siphoning the same money for close to 46 years and now its their turn, we are telling them about being reasonable. It doesn't work like that.
Wait until its the turn of the Igbos proper, if ever, that is.

redsun: Who is okupe?I don't know him.I know the big dogs like obj,ibb,gej,atiku,tinubu,anenih,bankole,igbinedion,kalu and co.They are all traitors and prolific thieves.

I also know that all nigerian politician,from the president to the local government least political appointee or "electee" or whatever you call it,are all there to steal.It is a "nigerian" thing,the "nigerian" spirit,to loot,maim and destroy the fabric of the society.

Am not a politician but am a Nigerian. Count me out among u all.

blink182: They never fought for anyone, it was always about their pockets. I know some of these people on a very personal level. To start with, it is cheaper to pay a few than actually emancipate the niger delta.

Gbawe: Many Nigerian leaders obviously only respect killers and thugs. Empowering and capitulating to criminals, murderers and extremists is the trend today. Your guess is as good as mine as per where this approach will take Nigeria. Many case studies exists worldwide.

HNosegbe: I CANNOT BELIEVE that someone is actually justifying this. Has it gotten so bad that we now justify every misstep of this government? How can we justify such blind diversion of our resources? Hasn't the government considered that if the plight of Niger Deltans had proactively been taken care of, the "legitimacy" of these criminals (because that is what they are) would have been removed?

Well if y'all won't, I'll call it what it is: LOOTING.

The truth is gradually coming out

MAKURDI – Benue State Government has dragged Dr. Doyin Okupe,
Senior Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan, on Public Affairs, before the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for the recovery of over N635.7 million owed the state government for a contract not executed.

[b]Benue State Commissioner for Works and Transport, Mr. Benjamin
Ashaver, told journalists in Makurdi, yesterday, [/b]that necessary petitions had been sent to the anti-graft agency. He said the move became necessary to help the state recover the funds. It will be recalled that Governor Gabriel Suswam, weekend, had hinted that he was not properly briefed on the matter by his predecessor, former Governor George Akume, hence his inability to dabble into the issue. He said this left him in the dark as to what actually transpired at the time.

However, the Commissioner for Works and Transport, yesterday, insisted that the current administration was now bent on recovering the balance of N635.7 million from the failed contract. Contract Ashaver explained that Akume awarded the contract to Okupe’s company, Value Trust Investment Limited for the construction of 230-kilometer rural roads on April 21, 2004 at N2.3 billion.

He said: “The government at that time made a 30 percent advance payment of N691 million to the contractor to commence work and by July 17, 2006, the total amount paid to the contractor stood at N886.8 million.” He said although the project was expected to be completed within 18 months from the date of award, the contractor failed to meet the target, adding that the amount of work done was later valued at N195.7 million before the contractor abandoned the site. Ashaver said: “Due to non-performance, the contractors have been reported to EFCC for the recovery of balance on the advance
payment of N635.7 million due to Benue State Government.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/benue-govt-drags-okupe-to-efcc-2/

The truth is gradually coming out

MAKURDI – Benue State Government has dragged Dr. Doyin Okupe,
Senior Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan, on Public Affairs, before the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for the recovery of over N635.7 million owed the state government for a contract not executed.

[b]Benue State Commissioner for Works and Transport, Mr. Benjamin
Ashaver, told journalists in Makurdi, yesterday, [/b]that necessary petitions had been sent to the anti-graft agency. He said the move became necessary to help the state recover the funds. It will be recalled that Governor Gabriel Suswam, weekend, had hinted that he was not properly briefed on the matter by his predecessor, former Governor George Akume, hence his inability to dabble into the issue. He said this left him in the dark as to what actually transpired at the time.

However, the Commissioner for Works and Transport, yesterday,
insisted that the current administration was now bent on recovering
the balance of N635.7 million from the failed contract. Contract
Ashaver explained that Akume awarded the contract to Okupe’s
company, Value Trust Investment Limited for the construction of
230-kilometer rural roads on April 21, 2004 at N2.3 billion.


He said: “The government at that time made a 30 percent advance
payment of N691 million to the contractor to commence work and
by July 17, 2006, the total amount paid to the contractor stood at
N886.8 million.” He said although the project was expected to be completed within 18 months from the date of award, the contractor failed to meet the target, adding that the amount of work done was later valued at N195.7 million before the contractor abandoned the site. Ashaver said: “Due to non-performance, the contractors have been reported to EFCC for the recovery of balance on the advance
payment of N635.7 million due to Benue State Government.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/benue-govt-drags-okupe-to-efcc-2/

dayokanu: I hope in no time in the future would MEND return and say they are fighting for the Niger Delta marginalisation again

Duke007: where are your manners.ve some respect for yah leaders

Demdem: Hopeless iidiot. Reasoning with u is a waste. The next thing i will hear is the dog, Okupe didnt ask his lawyer to speak on his behalf.Ur case is pathetic. Ode

Demdem: Hopeless iidiot. Reasoning with u is a waste. The next thing i will hear is the dog, Okupe didnt ask his lawyer to speak on his behalf.Ur case is pathetic. Ode

kasiem: was it in ur village square that okupe did the confession? Okay, u just want to swallow ur fallacies and rumors? What a pathetic loser

Hopeless iidiot. Reasoning with u is a waste. The next thing i will hear is the dog, Okupe didnt ask his lawyer to speak on his behalf.Ur case is pathetic. Ode

gidiMonsta: Its a federal road, its the last leg of d the Ikorodu road.