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okosodo:Na so our elders talk am.. |
enshi:Omo, you had better look inward to find many opportunities that recession presents now. Where you want go abroad to "hustle legally "? If you waste your N800k in wild goose chase abroad, God help you if you don't regret it soon enough. |
edo3:An accident and an attack are 2 different scenarios. Nig are attacked and killed in SA. South Africans died in Nig due to accident. |
Chai! You don finish the OPP girls o ![]() |
wink2015:Very well said. He enriched himself as Customs CG. After looting with his position as VP, buying several govt privatised companies, he ended up buying the official residence of the V.P., where on earth is that done? Now, new official residence of the VP has to be built. It's only fools that sees or think Atiku is a Presidential material. I will only happen is his and their dreams. |
The bible says a man shall leave his mother and father and cleave to his wifeQuoting the Bible the way it suits you abi? How about "Honour your father and mother so that your days may be long" does marriage end this command? |
A Lagos federal high court has restrained Stella Oduah and Sea Petroleum and Gas Company Limited, from making any withdrawal from its account and those of three other companies domiciled with 21 banks. The other companies include: Sea Shipping Agency Ltd, Rotary Engineering Services Ltd, and Tour Afrique Company Ltd. The court issued the orders over an alleged indebtedness of the defendants in the sum of about $16.4 million and N100.5 million. Also, the court issued an order directing the said commercial banks harbouring the assets of Stella Oduah and the four companies to sequestrate their indebtedness as of November 2016. The court ordered that same should be kept in an interest yielding account in the name of the chief registrar of the federal court, pending the determination of the suit filed before the court to recover the debt. The order of the court was sequel to an affidavit deposed to by a business manager at Sterling Bank Plc., filed and argued before the court by its counsel, Kemi Balogun (SAN). In the affidavit, the manager averred that on October 8, 2012, the bank granted a lease /Cabotage vessel Finance Facility (CVFF) to Sea Petroleum and Gas Company in the said sums to finance one unit 5,000 MT tanker vessel. He said the loan was secured by an unconditional personal guarantee of the companies’ director, Stella Oduah. He added that same was supported by a statement of her net worth, legal mortgage of two property worth N135 billion, and a power of attorney of the tanker vessel in favour of Sterling Bank. Also in support was a fully executed standing payment order and tripartite remittance agreement between First Bank plc, Sterling Bank and Stella Oduah. In June 27, 2013, Sea Petroleum Company was said to have requested and was granted additional facilities in the sum of about $450,000 for post delivery expenses. He said also granted was about $993,000 to meet the requisite conditions in securing the release of the tanker. Also, he averred that upon the persistent failure of the defendants to liquidate their indebtedness, Sterling Bank instructed its counsels to recover the debt. He said in spite of several reminders, and demands, the defendants had failed and refused to liquidate their indebtedness which had culminated to $16.4 million, and about N100.5 million as of November 2016. Akinsanya also averred that the defendants were also greatly indebted to a number of banks and had conceded a number of assets to AMCON who had stepped into the shoes of those banks. He said there was imminent risk of the defendants dissipating the assets of the companies. The plaintiff urged the court to grant the order restraining Oduah and other directors of the companies from withdrawing money from the account of the companies domiciled with 21 banks pending the determination of the debt recovery suit. In an ex -parte application filed and argued before the court by Balogun, he stated that it had been difficult to serve court processes on the defendants. Consequently, Abdulaziz Anka, the presiding judge, ordered that court processes be advertised in national newspapers. Meanwhile, Oduah and her companies urged the court to discharge the order made against them. They also filed a preliminary objection to the suit and urged the court to strike out the suit for lack of jurisdiction. However, Anka fixed March 20 to decide whether or not to vacate the order @thecableng |
Mikylopez:Your attitude gave you away, you bethrayed your parents and wasted their time and resources. |
vicdom:You're having nightmares...or on weeds? |
Mikylopez:When your parents were busy drumming these into your eyes what were you doing, that you now need a soft porn in TV to teach you? Why couldn't you learn that in school with classmates from diverse backgrounds? Make person hear word. |
If they Pastors don't matter why are they so troubled by the pastor's curse on the sponsores? How has the program benefitted Nigerian economy or Nig youths? |
ACM10:Everybody can read and see how stupid, arrogant and ignorant you are. You're confused and full of yourself and bold enough to expose your stack ignorance here. |
Diff sporting tournaments like this not only football, if organised and sponsored by corporate Nig for primary to secondary schools in diff states across the country will keep many kids busy year round thereby reducing the number of kids prone to crime and channelling their energy mind to future careers. Way to go GTB. |
Sebi una know how e be for woman thief wey women catch or for rapist wey women catch? Na so e go be for the stupid corper as women directors in that ministry go use this guy show example. If them want show am first, na hand bini women go take pull the hairs wey dey all over him skin, plus unlimited slaps before taking his case to nysc secretariat for "undischarge certificate" after 2 yrs service if not out right persecution in court for rape. |
dominique:I no only tire, I tube join am...hmm! Adult paediatrics ![]() |
TANKDESTROYER:That banana picture is the stem of the plant and not the fruit |
dicksononline:You sabi fin trouble sha... ![]() |
laudate:They scrap the ministry what happens to the employees? Then leaking mouths will start shouting all over that this govt is insensitive bla bla bla... |
SunnyBlaze1:Wey the one wey you write or sing? How much your own be? ![]() |
Hemanwel: why we are in recession. We want to move forward as a nation yet, we keep dwelling in the past. We want to come out of recession yet,we keep focussing on what happened in the past. You want to run away from your past because it stinks? You can't wish your past away like that, face it and extract the needed lessons from it to serve as the answer for today and tomorrow. Any one who squandered his productive youth days or days of plenty will always resort to begging for a living tomorrow. From 1999 till about 2007, politicians were blaming the military for rot in the system and looting of the economy. When oil prices hit the roof again and there was plenty they looted it. Now, they have the likes of you to help them avert the blame for the cause of recession. PDP blamed the military before them, they squandered 16yrs and now shifting the failure of the system on an administration that's less than 2yrs in office. Keep Kwiet |
Today's Nigerian girl lost everything that was good about Nigerian women of the past to inferiority complex, low self esteem/worth hence, their need to perpetually immitate other girls from wherever. In 20yrs time many of our so-called pretty or beautiful girls to will be hard to recognise. Naija girls, who curse una? Especially the campus girls, cucumber generation. |
comshots:Put your bitterness aside, power ministery is not responsible for power generation or power distribution nor metering and billings. Fashola and the ministry under him didn't sell these functions to those companies either. They were sold to incompetent companies by the administration that privatized them. Now, people are blaming him for not providibg power. |
lilyheaven:Flirting is not a "blood thing" rather an exposure and bad influence thing. |
Timbuktuo:Kids raised by single parents due to lose of a parent life are different from those raised by single parents from broken marriages. Those raised by embittered mothers are worse off especially the daughters. They are never balanced if they don't make effort to get personal relationship with the other half. |
If the arguement is just weather CNN reported the phone call as true then this link show settle it for those who are willing to check it out rather than keep fuelling rumours and bitterness: http://edition.cnn.com/2017/02/13/africa/buhari-zuma-trump-call-africa/index.html |
Raine80:People with this kind of fault finding attitude always see the faults in others and never themselves. They are usually selfish and unwilling to make needful compromise. |
firstking01:Did I eat your overdue brunch? |
Which way ladies
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Yeeee! Grammar somersault is going to happen again ooo....the murderer of English language is booting for another session. The truth is, na plot to recover the loot wey effc confiscate be this ooo |
kindnyce:Error! Money is not the root of all evil, It's the love for money that's the root of all evil. |
elotajohn1:Wrong philosophy in the wrong situation. |
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The govt should just scrap the entire ministry then, since they cannot be held liable for anything. 