₦airaland Forum

Belgore everywhere you go.But this Jonathan self, always finding himself on the wrong side

Apparently the smallest delegation in hisyory

Chuksonyeike:
Did your werey oba of lagos resign when he made a worse comments about igbos

See one of your sheep, he doesn't even know its shepherd.

That is acting presidential. It takes tremendous effort to restrain oneself from replying the Oragatuan specie.

The IPOIBOS are really the vomit cum excreta of thLucifer They would rather forgo morning devotion just so they could launder their hateful sermons. No wonder early morning mass across the landscape is experiencing a decline in attendance. For the few that do attend, Nairaland has taken the place of the Bible.

KEVIND

The secretary of state to oil

A bad try at propaganda

@OP, can you lay your hands on the second jingle. Thank you in advance

Usually, when I come across articles like this, the next thing is to look for the author. You can bet all your life savings that the culprit will be an IPOBIAN Ikenga Ugochinyere

Usually, when I come across posts like this, the next thing is to look for the author. You can bet all your life savings to be an IPOBIAN[b]Ugochinyere[/b]

Enugu, the coal city, once temporarily turned into a killing field by a known psychopath, Dr Chimaroke Nnamani. May his type never rule Enugu state again.

SalamRushdie:
Falana has clearly become a senseless man spewing rubbish everyday...when will Buhari honour the 5000 killed by Fulani herdsmen

It is unfortunate that those that were still wandering in the land of the unborn when June 12 was unfolding have now taken it upon themselves to interject when the dramatis personae mount the stage to relive the June 12 episode.
How old are you

Paperwhite:
https://www.google.com/amp/dailypost.ng/2018/06/07/breaking-innoson-floors-guarantee-trust-bank-supreme-court/amp/

Peddler of falsehood, let me help you with more links
Innoson Defeats GTBank At Supreme Court, Gets N14bn Compensation
https://www.concisenews.global › ...

I think Igberetv is about to release their own version too. Stay tuned

GavelSlam:
So you mean it was a fabrication?

Where there are IPOBIANS, fabrication, falsehood are usually part of the menu. Thread with care forthwith.

Headbangers/Chestbeaters over to you

This award has erased some of the pains one incurred in Benin back then while linking up with all undergraduates across the country to protest against a heinous injustice.

I can never allow bad belle people to spoil my fun.
Rest in peace late President MKO Abiola (GCFR).
God bless our present president, Mohammadu Buhari as he continues to lead till 2023.

GCFR is Nigeria’s highest honour usually reserved for heads of state and presidents, while GCON is usually given to vice-presidents.

The president has broken with tradition without breaking any law.” Just as

*President Shehu Shagari awarded GCFR to Obafemi Awolowo

*President Goodluck Jonathan gave GCON to Aliko Dangote and Mike Adenuga.

Belgore ‘confusing GCFR with The Star for Fallen Soldiers’

There is nothing illegal in giving posthumous national honours, a senior official in the office of the attorney-general of the federation has told TheCable.

The official, who declined to be named because he was not speaking under authorisation, said it is “more of a convention to give to only living persons”.

He said Alfa Belgore, former chief justice of the federation, who descried the posthumous awards announced by President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday as illegal, was confusing two categories.

The official told TheCable: “The honorable justice is confusing the Honours Warrant with the The Star for Fallen Soldiers which is only given posthumously to members of the armed forces.

“The is nothing in the National Honours Act that precludes giving national honours posthumously. If the law expressly forbids it, President Buhari will not have granted it. The president has broken with tradition without breaking any law.”

Belgore was the chairman of the national honours committee in 2016.

Meanwhile, the official gazette for the award of Grand Commander of the Federal Republic (GCFR) to MKO Abiola will be presented to Buhari for his signature any moment from now, TheCable understands.

This will provide a legal seal on the award.

Buhari had on Wednesday announced the award of GCFR to Abiola, the presumed winner of the June 12 1993 presidential election who died in government custody in 1998.

He also gave the Grand Commander of the Order of the Niger (GCON) to Babagana Kingibe, Abiola’s running mate in the election, as well as Gani Fawehinmi, the late human rights activist and constitutional lawyer.

Buhari further declared June 12 as Nigeria’s Democracy Day to replace May 29, which constitutionally remains the day the president and governors elected during a general election are sworn in.

The Cable understands that Buhari had directed the attorney-general, Abubakar Malami, to prepare the gazette for presidential signature before making the official announcement of the honours.

“By the provisions of the National Honours Act of 1963, national honours must be gazetted,” the source said.

Section 3 (1) of the act says: “The President shall by notice in the Federal Gazette signify his intention of appointing a person to a particular rank of an Order.”

GCFR is Nigeria’s highest honour usually reserved for heads of state and presidents, while GCON is usually given to vice-presidents.

However, President Shehu Shagari awarded GCFR to Obafemi Awolowo while President Goodluck Jonathan gave GCON to Aliko Dangote and Mike Adenuga.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.thecable.ng/belgore-confusing-gcfr-star-fallen-soldiers/amp

...And Saraki was made to swallow his pride in humility.
According to the Senator 'I will withdraw my statement but will not apologise' if you like go and die!

PaChukwudi44:
he can still torment you from abroad via his social media handles

Pa Chukwudi, the advocate of crimininals on his normal beat. Don't let what happened in 2015 happen again in 2019. Well, as always, advising you is akin to pouring water into a basket since it appears you've sworn to be a life time surrogate to societal vermin's.

truthfulparrot:
To be truthful. PMB just gave Obasanjo an upper cut blow. His adviser got this right. If only PMB can leave petty fights and quarrels and prosecution of persived enemy and concentrate on proper governance and economy.......

Me think so too.

Sometimes I just wonder how a section of the IBO race is so easily disposed to hate good things. Otherwise, where is the rational for disregarding/ rubbishin FG achievements.
Why do they love to tell lies
Why do the IBO's love suffering
Why do they play the victim mentality
Why do they feel other races should be obligated to them.
You will think such people will be so bonded and therefore present a formidable force. No, never. The bond can not withstand a wand of N200 notes.

oyb:
you should thank buhari - it took some serious swallowing of bile to celebrate a man who bankrolled the coup that ousted him

Good observation... And the beneficiary of this was the same man that annulled his mandate with all its attendant ill effects.

Firefire:
Buhary till 2045!

Bros is everything under alarm?

DTaj:
You must either be a kid or an illiterate. Assuming you are a teenager, you should have used your thinking faculty, and should have looked up Google for history!

Buhari was the ONLY presidential candidate Gani Fawehinmi ever supported in his entire life! History cannot be distorted by clowns like you.

Buhari was the Head of State when Gani Fawehinmi ignored the rule made by NBA that no lawyer should take legal briefs regarding the military tribunals established to try corrupt politicians! Gani publicly told the world that he will take the legal briefs (and he did) because Buhari was a very honest man who was fighting corruption. NBA sanctioned Gani but he never cared. He stood by Buhari both as military Head of State and as a civilian candidate. That was the reason Keyamo willingly accepted Buhari’s campaign spokesman offer.

In all of Buhari’s previous attempts at the presidency, in Gani’s lifetime, he campaigned for Buhari.

So, next time, when you respond to issues, educate yourself. Stop displaying your stinking ignorance on social media!

Very appropriate response. He like the rest of his ilks commenting from lack of knowledge of issues. Worse still they refuse to learn the reason they are used as political specimens.

Shalomc:
Agege is in trouble.

Says who?

Hmmmmm

A PDP vermin wants to impeach a sitting president of the ruling party. He apparently doesn't even have a constituency or deliberately refused to disclose it. Coward.

Shalomc:
Ban him forever.

Why? It appears you've forgotten the Omo-Agege series so soon.

First time in history Nigeria is having a stress free preparation for any tournament. This is hoping that we have a wonderful tournament.

SalamRushdie:
Nonsense reportage ...can a popular political figure curtail the number of political beggars and hanger on that follow his itinerary up and down .. can all those hopeless urchins that follow Tinubus motorcade up and down Lagos and even campnoutside his Bourdillion home all day when he is around be said to have been accompaniments of Tinubu? What weapons is the shallow police talking of when the gang leader explicitly said the robbery was concocted by a dismissed SARs police man named Micheal Idikwu who also brought the 5 assault rifles that was used for the robbery..... since the planner and amourer of the offa robbery is a policeman can we also say that an IG boy carried out the robbery

The devils advocate.

naptu2:
There were multiple vehicle assembly plants that were established by the government in the 1960s, '70s and '80s. These include:

1) Peugeot Automobile Nigeria (PAN). This was a joint venture between the Federal Government, Kaduna State Government and Peugeot.

2) Volkswagen Of Nigeria (VON). This was a joint venture between the Federal Government, Lagos State Government and Volkswagen.

3) Mercedes Benz-ANAMMCO. This was a joint venture between the Federal Government, Anambra State Government and Daimler Benz.

4) Leyland Motor Company. This was a joint venture between the Federal Government, Oyo State Government and British Leyland.

5)Nigerian Truck Manufacturing Company. This was a joint venture between the Federal Government, Kano State Government and Fiat.

6) Steyr Nigeria. This was a joint venture between the Federal Government, Bauchi State Government and Steyr.


The Federal Government sold its shares in these companies as part of Obasanjo's privatisation programme.

The company that bought PAN were unable to run it profitably and AMCON took over the company. The Kaduna State Government has been looking for a private investor to take over AMCON's shares in the company. Governor El-Rufai made a pitch to Aliko Dangote and it appears that Dangote was convinced.

Stallion Motors bought the VON plant in Lagos and the Leyland plant in Ibadan. The Leyland plant is used as a training center and Nissan vehicles are assembled in the VON plant in Lagos.

Volkswagen of Germany sued Stallion Motors because they did not give them permission to restart production at the Lagos plant, but they reached an out of court settlement. The VON plant now also assembles Volkswagen vehicles.

The Lagos State Government is a shareholder in VON, therefore Lagos State BRT buses are assembled at VON.

A good update.

Omeokachie:
Really?

And he is being treated on the people's funds for an unknown ailment!

We should have the option of elected officials paying out of pocket for any ailment they are uncomfortable disclosing. That would fit into personal matter and not when the people are footing the bill.

Paperwhite

Clevermind

Subject to subsection (2), a public institution must deny an application for information that contains personal information and information exempted under this subsection includes –
(a) files and personal information maintained with respect to clients, patients, residents, students, or other individuals receiving social, medical, educational, vocation, financial, supervisory or custodial care or
services directly or indirectly from public institutions;

FOI Act assented to by GEJ on 28th, May 2011

https://www.ncc.gov.ng/thecommunicator/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=165:the-freedom-of-information-act-2011-foi-what-it-means-for-you&catid=23&Itemid=179

GEJ & the NASS of that era must have been shortsighted

Paperwhite:
What nonsense! So where now lies the accountability & transparency this APC government promised.For God's sake Buhari is a public officer using government cars,houses,monies & all the paraphernalia of office.
So he must be accountable to the Nigerian masses as the presidency is not Buhari's private enterprise

I don't know your level of education and enlightenment but you are appearing to be very uninformed/poorly-/un-educated. It is a rule of thumb
that you can't get information about nature of the illness or the cost of treatment of a patient when you bear no responsibility to the patient. Other than re-echoing the inanities of your coconspirator, you do little to enhance your knowledge. IPOBIAN Iti

According to the FOI Act
Section 14: This section prevents the public from having access to information relating to personal information and matters touching on personal privacy . Iti boribo. Stop following the maddening crowd, Mba.

MartinCorridon:
This is to increase awareness on my experience with courier companies (FEDEX in this case)


The FedEx affair....


1. I bought items worth 180,044 Naira, I was told Nigerian Customs wanted N60,634.84 as custom charges (Email of January 29th) within 5 days. I paid on 31st January, 2018, i got the item on February 6th and demanded for a Customs Receipt (Email of February 7th),

· The fictitious duty was paid only AFTER I had received my package and AFTER I raised alarm.

· Receipt showed disparity in the amount paid into the Customs (N55,392 vs 60,634.84)

· “Airport taxes” were claimed and covered by a FedEx receipt when the only body responsible for issuing such receipts is the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN)

I raised up the issue with a Team Lead who felt ignoring me would make me forget the issue.

2. I wrote to FedEx Nigeria Senior Management, providing ample evidence of the fraud and extortion by their staff, hoping for a simple solution – refunding the fraudulent charge in full and ending it there.

3. I started receiving an avalanche of harassing phone calls at odd hours (is this a FedEx policy?) culminating with a coercive threat call by a Director at 19.08 hrs on 6th March, 2018 (NOTE – The telecommunications provider can be subpoenaed for more details when we go to court) He was sorely mistaken, it just made me angrier.

4. I made covert investigations with legal counsel and I wanted to present evidence in America. I was strongly advised that the international offices would just cover up the case that I should reply to Homeland Security and FBI instead. I couldn’t unfortunately because I have some important issues to attend to in Nigeria.

I then escalated to 17 FedEx International Staff; mostly country managers about the fraud and extortion ring being perpetrated by FedEx Nigeria. I sent the mails at 5.30am and by 9.00am i got 17 "MAILER DAEMON" messages like all the messages weren't delivered (cover-up even at international level).


I had promised that i would escalate the case to the Presidency and the Head of Nigerian Customs. I received more threats and a letter from their lawyers.

They felt i was cowed, but they don't know i fully intend my money to be refunded.

HOW CAN ONE SEND A PETITION THAT IS SURE TO LAND AT THE DESK OF IBRAHIM MAGU (EFCC) AND HAMMED ALI (CUSTOMS)?

This is just the beginning.....

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This is the type of story I like to read and subsequently follow.
@OP, I have no idea about what you requested but I hope somebody in the know comes along to provide the needed clue

Why is Benue so blighted by violence. We are yet to overcome one curse , another, probably simmering beneath all this while, is now brazenly displaying its ugly head. The governor has abdicated his constitutional role. A state of emergency is earnestly needed.