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The Question is while will fulani herdsmen be allowed to carried dangerious weapon in Nigeria . |
frame up, can we also here from them i strongle doubt this to be truth. How can one believe that igbo man can work with BH? |
Biafra peaceful protest will later turn to voilent that Nigeria coward soldiers who shoot unarmed peaceful people will see arm biafra men and ran away very soon |
Pdp will now be stronger than before shame to betrayers. |
Hope this not a new method to sink igbo's in lagos lagoon? |
I'm sure this is APC sponsor. |
Obvious he almost won the war before he left office. |
There is a conspiracy over his disappearance i think FG and National Assembly have Question to answer over this. Second while Northerners so corrupt but other Nigeria see them as most honest? |
How on earth do you expect Nigeria to be one while another tribe can not see anything wrong in killing unarmed teenager . What do you gain in defending injustice or corrupt person because he is a yoruba or housa or even an Igbo because that person your are defending his evil affect you most ? What do you gain as a law enforcement agency in killing a little child simple because his people want selfgovernment, if during your father struggle for independent from British he was killed or jail will you be alive today or do you think that if God decide to take your life now that your gun or that person who is their enjoing his life with his family that you are carring his order will save you? If other countries in the world was like Nigeria where by everything are base on tribe you woudn't have heard of uprising in Egypt, Tunisia and libya or you will be hearing Countries like Switzerland or Southafrica fighting each other like Nigeria. What we need in Nigeria is a Government that will carry every tribe along because we all as a citizen are suffering, we don't need a tribalist Governnent and we most joing hand together and call a spade a spade and stop being tribalist in issue that are affecting every body including you. Ok can you let me know how will the masses hold the government accountable for mismanagement and embezlement where by every body are busy protecting his own tribalmen or women who don't even care about your suffering, this attitude most stop in Nigeria or else no need of becoming one Nigeria. This is the only reason i like GEJ and Yaradua Government, their wanted to build Nigeria as a one people but unfortunate those who has put us in this mess never want then to succeed. |
The South African Independent Police Investigative Directorate on Saturday opened investigation into the death of a Nigerian allegedly in the custody of its police. According to eyewitnesses, the Nigerian national was allegedly suffocated to death by the police in Kempton Park, Johannesburg, South Africa. This led to a massive protest by some members of the Nigerian community outside a private hospital in Kempton Park. An unnamed eyewitness alleged that brutality from the South African police in a bid to extort money from them was common. According to reports monitored on South African news website, eNCA, eyewitnesses said they saw Kempton Park police officers arrest and suffocate the Nigerian. Hundreds of police officers were reported to have used rubber bullets to disperse the angry crowd. In a video posted online, some of the aggrieved protesters carried placards and chanted songs in solidarity with the deceased Nigerian. One of the angry protesters claimed he saw the police officer who suffocated the Nigerian. He said, “We need no more black police…. Is that how the whites trained them? As professional police, they are supposed to arrest and take the person to court and allow the law take its course. We need justice in this country. Mandela fought for peace and justice, but the black police are abusing it. Take that from me.” Police officials, however, claimed that the Nigerian died after he swallowed drugs to evade arrest. The IPID spokesperson, Robbie Raburabu, was quoted as saying the police could not give details but confirmed that the man died in police custody. “According to police officers that were involved, the man was in possession of drugs but swallowed them before the officers could arrest him. He was convulsing and the officers rushed him to the nearest hospital to try to save his life but he died inside a police vehicle. The Nigerian community alleged that the police officers suffocated the man,” Raburabu said. The body of the Nigerian has since been taken for autopsy. http://www.punchng.com/nigerian-dies-in-south-african-police-custody/
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I disagree with those who said he swallowed drug SA is not malasyia or indonesia nothing of such will make him do so, where he knows he can get bail in court. Police in SA are known by inhuman treatment to Nigeria and other africans. |
According to a source this is what happen. Due to the steady decline in oil revenue, the Federal Government is currently under pressure to resort to a Sukuk Bond for funding the widening budget deficit. Sukuk is a financial certificate, similar to the traditional government bond, but complies with Sharia, Islamic religious law. The Debt Management Office, DMO, and Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, are collaborating in an effort to issue the Nigerian sovereign Islamic bonds this year. Details of the expected revenue from the bond is not yet disclosed but officials said they expect significant bridging of the 2016 budget deficit which has exceeded the initial N2.2 trillion estimate. According to DMO “issuing a sovereign Sukuk will attract significant amounts of affordable capital from the Gulf countries and other established Islamic markets around the world into Nigeria.” Third country to issue Sukuk in W-Africa Though Nigeria would be the third West African country to issue Sukuk after Senegal and Cote d’ Voire, Osun State had rolled out USD62 million Sukuk in 2013. Because the traditional bond comes with interest paying structure which is not permissible under the Islamic financial system, the issuer of a Sukuk bond would sell the certificate to an investor group, who then rents it back to the issuer for a predetermined rental fee. The issuer also makes a contractual promise to buy back the bonds at a future date at par value. Islamic bonds are structured in such a way as to generate returns to investors without infringing Islamic law that prohibits interest. Sukuk represents undivided shares in the ownership of tangible assets relating to particular projects or special investment activity. The Sukuk option in federal government finance will be coming in addition with other unconventional budget funding strategies of the President Muhammadu Buhari’s first budget. Unconventional funding strategies Other unconventional funding strategies include plans to raise N350 billion from recoveries of stolen funds in the on-going anti-graft war. The 2016 budget financing plan, according to a finance ministry source, envisages significant revenue from blocking leakages expected to yield over N1.0 trillion during the 2016 fiscal year. The breakdown of the revenue side of the budget shows several unconventional sources of funding for the budget. Key among them includes a revenue optimising measure expected to be complemented by initiatives meant to reduce wastage of public funds such as the recently established Efficiency Unit meant to identify and eliminate wasteful spending, duplication and other inefficiencies across Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs. Waste reduction initiatives Other waste reduction initiatives include engagement of costing experts to scrutinize the 2016 budget proposals with a view to further improving efficiency. Also, government intends to extend the Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System, IPPIS, to all MDAs in order to maintain a lean payroll. With a projected revenue of N3.86 trillion in the face of dwindling crude oil receipts, government estimates that oil revenues contribute N820 billion of the total revenue; non-oil revenues, comprising Company Income Tax, CIT, Value Added Tax, VAT, Customs and Excise duties, and Federation Account levies, are expected to contribute N1.45 trillion; while independent revenues are expected to contribute N1.51 trillion through the enforcement of the Fiscal Responsibility Act, 2007 and public expenditure reforms in all MDAs. Independente revenues In addition, the government intends to significantly improve the collection and remittance of independent revenues from government agencies with the full implementation of the Treasury Single Account, TSA. A finance ministry source who said that the budget breakdown would answer all the posers raised by critics of the budget, explained that the delay in putting the budget together as well as the errors recently corrected were as a result of the difficulties in balancing Nigerian’s expectations with realities on ground. RELA |
Saharareport never tell Nigeria the reason for disagreement between buhari and his ministers. This is what i read . Due to the steady decline in oil revenue, the Federal Government is currently under pressure to resort to a Sukuk Bond for funding the widening budget deficit. Sukuk is a financial certificate, similar to the traditional government bond, but complies with Sharia, Islamic religious law. The Debt Management Office, DMO, and Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, are collaborating in an effort to issue the Nigerian sovereign Islamic bonds this year. Details of the expected revenue from the bond is not yet disclosed but officials said they expect significant bridging of the 2016 budget deficit which has exceeded the initial N2.2 trillion estimate. According to DMO “issuing a sovereign Sukuk will attract significant amounts of affordable capital from the Gulf countries and other established Islamic markets around the world into Nigeria.” Third country to issue Sukuk in W-Africa Though Nigeria would be the third West African country to issue Sukuk after Senegal and Cote d’ Voire, Osun State had rolled out USD62 million Sukuk in 2013. Because the traditional bond comes with interest paying structure which is not permissible under the Islamic financial system, the issuer of a Sukuk bond would sell the certificate to an investor group, who then rents it back to the issuer for a predetermined rental fee. The issuer also makes a contractual promise to buy back the bonds at a future date at par value. Islamic bonds are structured in such a way as to generate returns to investors without infringing Islamic law that prohibits interest. Sukuk represents undivided shares in the ownership of tangible assets relating to particular projects or special investment activity. The Sukuk option in federal government finance will be coming in addition with other unconventional budget funding strategies of the President Muhammadu Buhari’s first budget. Unconventional funding strategies Other unconventional funding strategies include plans to raise N350 billion from recoveries of stolen funds in the on-going anti-graft war. The 2016 budget financing plan, according to a finance ministry source, envisages significant revenue from blocking leakages expected to yield over N1.0 trillion during the 2016 fiscal year. The breakdown of the revenue side of the budget shows several unconventional sources of funding for the budget. Key among them includes a revenue optimising measure expected to be complemented by initiatives meant to reduce wastage of public funds such as the recently established Efficiency Unit meant to identify and eliminate wasteful spending, duplication and other inefficiencies across Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs. Waste reduction initiatives Other waste reduction initiatives include engagement of costing experts to scrutinize the 2016 budget proposals with a view to further improving efficiency. Also, government intends to extend the Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System, IPPIS, to all MDAs in order to maintain a lean payroll. With a projected revenue of N3.86 trillion in the face of dwindling crude oil receipts, government estimates that oil revenues contribute N820 billion of the total revenue; non-oil revenues, comprising Company Income Tax, CIT, Value Added Tax, VAT, Customs and Excise duties, and Federation Account levies, are expected to contribute N1.45 trillion; while independent revenues are expected to contribute N1.51 trillion through the enforcement of the Fiscal Responsibility Act, 2007 and public expenditure reforms in all MDAs. Independente revenues In addition, the government intends to significantly improve the collection and remittance of independent revenues from government agencies with the full implementation of the Treasury Single Account, TSA. A finance ministry source who said that the budget breakdown would answer all the posers raised by critics of the budget, explained that the delay in putting the budget together as well as the errors recently corrected were as a result of the difficulties in balancing Nigerian’s expectations with realities on ground. RELA |
I had past exactly the same test 5yrs ago, just coming out from passport office along airport road in Abuja and enter taxi to Area 1. First the way every body in that taxi was staring atme before the argument broke out among the driver and passenger over what is in the bag but what i did is to keep mute not until i was ask to contribute on what to do about the money, what came out from my mouth is to shout on driver to stop me here that i want to go out of this taxi now. And believe me he didn't uttered any word and stop me i had to wait for another taxi. |
The real sponsor are in your mixed. |
People seem to forget Obasanjo regime, the Gana must go bag in National Assembly, all finger are point at Gej, Gej are list corrupt regime Nigeria has ever had. Take it or leave it |
That is fact but why yoruba hate igbo so much even more than Housa people, i have discover that the problem of igbo's in Nigeria are yoruba but they are secreatly inciting housa people against Igbos because they are afraid of igbo people? |
Since 2012 that means under Gej regime, why not come open and said it, This regime is one of the worst Nigeria have ever witness. |
Our judiciary system are mess |
Sorry he is not the first many have done it in the pa2st and nothing happen. |
An old man can't survive four bullet wound he got, i doubt if he still alive. |
Enugu is one of the most beautiful and clean city in Nigeria, very commendable to sulliven Chime he really deserve third term if constitution allowed that. The only city that look like Abuja in term of road, i was supprise when i visited Nigeria and went to Enugu from Abuja believe me i found nothing different. That man chime has the people of Enugu in his heart, very silence achiever indeed. |
2km is as the same, what matters is adoration ministry which he can still head. |
Pray that Nigeria woun't become the next Zimbabwe. |
My stance is that Buhari should release Nnamdi kanu and other biafra agitators because they did nothing wrong and face this thiefs who have milk this country dry. |
So why those Saharareporter tweested that it was secreatly withdraw by presidency. Liar Government |
I challenge police claim that staff dispossessed them of gun and workers barricaded the depot, they should have let us know how cso bribe them to leave depot and formed this story. |
FG of lie |
Why not let people know your area, Seaun and his APC propaganda? |
What type of firework did this? Made in Naija |
When have Nigeria army become police that are maintaining law and other, or is this another military regime? |