Donbrowser's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Donbrowser's Profile › Donbrowser's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 (of 253 pages)
Seun:The day you will give your life to Christ and openly declare it on this forum, i will be alive and healthy. |
yarimo:SMH |
yarimo:Pay me to snap if i wont or join a bus to Ekiti and stop typing trash. |
Shollarh:Yes completely useless at the moment. This is a reasonable comment. Unlike some nitwits that will keep spewing trash. |
yarimo:Stop wasting your data, board bus from wherever you are to ekiti. Take bike to Fajuyi bus stop. After that join a Cab going towards Adebayo road, alight opposite 1st back. Conclusion: you know nothing about Ekiti. |
Darkness is money for some people. |
willox:Yeah |
willox:It's obvious you are still a students, just go to the site and login. |
LoJ:The guy is a muslim that is afraid. |
bashdecash:Kepp trying, might be network. |
Saheed69:200L if you're qualified |
eedrees:O' Level |
omenka:Is it Military regime? |
patrickomokhua: |
coolbatty:You need to get to Ikeja Inside first from there join bus going to Ltv8. Ask people around for Fela's shrine bus-stop in the bus. |
ajeleseujn:Noun is just like OAU and UI u have around. |
jboixxx:You are sighted sir |
Project helps? From topic to references. Send me a mail now! |
coolbatty:Just ask for description to fela's shrine |
Eniola Akinkuotu and Gbenga Adeniji Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Tuesday stormed the Ikoyi, Lagos home of a former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro. The operatives seized some vital documents, vehicles and other valuables. Sources in the anti-graft agency told one of our correspondents that the raid was connected with several allegations of fraud levelled against Obanikoro and his two sons – Babajide and Gbolahan. It was learnt that the operatives stormed the house, located at Layi Ajayi Bembe Street in Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, where they searched the entire premises. The commission had said it traced N4.75bn to a company, Sylvan McNamara Limited, in which Obanikoro’s sons allegedly have interest. The money was allegedly paid in several tranches into the company’s account number 0026223714 with Diamond Bank from the Office of the National Security Adviser account with the Central Bank of Nigeria. According to the EFCC, all the transfers were made between June and December 2014, a period that coincided with the preparation for and the conduct of the Ekiti State governorship election, which was won by Governor Ayodele Fayose. Giving a breakdown of how the money was paid, an EFCC source said N200m was transferred into Sylvan McNamara’s account on June 5, 2014, while N2bn was also wired into the account from the CBN/ Imprest main account on June 16, 2014. Another transfer of N700m hit the account on July 7, 2014, while N1bn was credited to the account on July 30, 2014. Other transfers included N160m on August 8, 2014; N225m on August 22, 2014; N200m on November 14, 2014 and N200m on December 5, 2014. Both Gbolahan and Babajide Obanikoro, sources disclosed, as directors of the company, were also signatories to its account until 2014 when one Olalekan Ogunseye was made the sole signatory to the account. EFCC sources disclosed that the payments to the company from the office of the NSA, Sambo Dasuki, were made without any contract. A detective at the EFCC said, “It is true that we searched the house of Obanikoro. It was part of investigations into the N4.7bn paid into his sons’ account.” The EFCC has since March been making attempts to extradite Obanikoro and his sons who have been in the United States since last year. However, the media aide to the ex-minister, Mr. Jonathan Eze, alleged that the officials of the EFCC harassed innocent kids, daughters-in-law and other extended family members in the house. He added that they took away cars, wristwatches and other valuables from the house during the raid. Eze, in a statement on Tuesday, said, ‘‘This is against the fact that the anti- graft agency has never invited the ex-minister or any of his sons for questioning beyond the tirade and allegations its operatives have been propagating in the media space.” He further said the vehicles driven away were cars and trucks bought since 2006 when Obanikoro served as an ambassador. Also the EFCC has frozen a bank account allegedly belonging to a wanted ex-militant, Government Ekemupolo, otherwise known as Tompolo. It was learnt on Tuesday that the anti-graft agency found N3bn in the account and had frozen it pending the outcome of court processes. An operative of the anti-graft agency, who spoke to one of our correspondents on condition of anonymity, said, “During investigations into the fraud at NIMASA (Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency), we traced about N3bn to a bank account, which is owned by Tompolo. “The account has since been frozen in accordance with Section 34 (1) of the EFCC Act 2004 which empowers the commission to freeze any account suspected of being used for financial crimes.” The source explained that the section stipulates that the chairman of the commission or any officer authorised by him might, if satisfied that the money in the account of a person was made through the commission of an offence under the Act or any enactment specified under Section 6(2) (a)-(f) of the Act, apply for the court exparte for power to issue or instruct a bank examiner or such other appropriate authority to freeze the account. Tompolo, who has been on the run since February, was arraigned in absentia alongside a former Director-General of NIMASA, Patrick Akpobolokemi, and the latter’s six brothers on April 18, 2016, for an alleged N47.7bn fraud. The anti-graft agency had arraigned the suspects before a Federal High Court in Lagos on 22 counts bordering on fraud, conversion of money and forgery. The EFCC, in charge number FHC/L/C/31c/2016, alleged that the accused persons had sometime in 2014, within the jurisdiction of the court, with an intent to defraud, conspired among themselves and obtained the total sum of N47,683,464,822 from the Federal Government. The accused persons were also alleged to have, between May 6, 2014, and December 2, 2014, forged and uttered a Certificate of Customary Rights of Occupancy of the old Bendel State of Nigeria, and purportedly issued same to NIMASA, claiming that it was issued by the Warri South Local Government Area, Delta State, to the prejudice of the Federal Government of Nigeria. They were also alleged to have received sum of N11,900,000,000 from the Federal Government, by falsely pretending that all the land and its appurtenances lying and situated at Mieka Diva Training Institute, Kurutie, Warri South LGA, Delta State, be acquired by the NIMASA, for the temporary campus of Nigerian Maritime University, Okerenkoko, Warri South. Source:http://www.punchng.com/efcc-raids-obanikoros-home-freezes-tompolos-n3bn-account/ |
Olalekan Adetayo, Abuja The Presidency has said counterpart funding from states is not required to start the implementation of the Federal Government’s National Home-grown School Feeding programme. It said the present administration had already provided N93.1bn in the 2016 budget for the effective implementation of the programme. The Senior Special Assistant to the Vice-President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Laolu Akande, made the clarification in a statement on Tuesday. The Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, had recently said the programme must be implemented without the proposed 40 per cent counterpart funding from states. The governor, who said the school feeding programme was purely a contract between the All Progressives Congress-led Federal Government and Nigerians, asked, “Were states consulted before the APC made the promise during the presidential campaign? How can you make a promise and win election on the basis of that promise and now expect states to help you to fulfil the promise? That to me is fraud!” But Akande said while states were active participants in the school feeding plan, their “counterpart funding is not required to start the programme’s implementation.” He said willing states were however being encouraged to complement the programme so it could reach more pupils. He said state governments could and would not be compelled to do that. Akande however admitted that states’ support was vital whether they were able to provide funds in addition to what the Federal Government would do or not. He said, “We want the states to embrace this programme, it is good for the people, it’s a win-win for everyone. School feeding programme is not a counterpart funding arrangement model, no. “What we have is a plan where the Federal Government provides 100 per cent feeding costs for pupils in primary one to three in all public primary schools in the country. “The Presidency has made adequate arrangements for the HGSF to happen and by the grace of God, we are going forward to do exactly that. “But what is interesting is the fact that some states have actually gone ahead to start the school feeding programme on their own, while some others are also making such a plan. “In that case, more primary school pupils would be fed in the final analysis.” Akande assured stakeholders that if a state was not able to fund the school feeding in Primary 4 to 6, the Federal Government would not abandon such a state but instead go ahead and feed pupils from Primary 1 to 3. Specifically he disclosed that 5.5 million schoolchildren would be fed free of charge for 200 school days in the first phase of the home-grown school feeding programme starting this year. But when the programme is completed, over the course of the elected four-year term of the Presidency, he said the number would rise to over 20 million. He said pupils from 18 states – three per geopolitical zone – would be fed for 200 school days under the programme. Besides fully funding the programme for pupils in primaries 1 to 3, Akande, said the Federal Government would also provide technical assistance that would allow states design their context-specific state owned models. He said such assistance would come with partner experience and support in key areas of health education and agriculture, and would allow the managers of the programme to understand the concept of the school feeding. Regarding how the funds would be disbursed, Akande said the money would come from the Federal Government and go straight to caterers and other beneficiaries at a rate of N70 per meal per pupil. He said the feeding programme, though a part of the APC manifesto, was also an African Union inspired scheme to grow the continent while ensuring that pupils go to schools. He added that the programme was also embedded within the National School Health Policy and the Universal Basic Act of the FGN 2004. Source:http://www.punchng.com/states-not-required-to-fund-feeding-programme-says-presidency/ |
charleya:Yes, admission is everyday JigsawKillah:Month end to9ice:This question is somehow, but you will resume with others |
firstolalekan:Didirin din robo. |
Why give licenses to private companies instead of creating employment through it. But that picture no be here oh. |
Early monday morning?
My dear N-power application is still open. |
Hot!!! |
Same with Eksu. When i was saying this thing won't work they didnt believe me. Stop Jamb from conducting exams and enforce a general price on post utme. |
APHATHEOLOGY:You want a domain name and you're letting the world know. The smarter ones will open it and make you pay double, that's not scamming. |
The reasons to their lackadical attitudes is not far-fetched 1. It could be due to lack of motivation and deprivation of incentives which could have boosted their morales to work. 2. Round peg in square hole: when a chemist is working as a secretary, you can't expect less. 3. Many of them are old, i have been to that Alausa before and you will imagine a woman using 20 minutes to type a paragraph simply because she reduces her DOB every year. 4. Some of them are suffering from psychological belief of "you can't kill yourself for government work". If the government can motivate the workers and they refuse to change their attitudes, they should be reminded that many graduates are praying for them to get sacked!!! **To the poster above me, who told you they don't get paid, Alausa is the best place to work in Nigeria after Aso Rock. 1. Job Security 2. Daily Tipping What they earn daily from "tipping" and gifts everyday is far more than their salary. I know of a "bros" in my area that goes to work in Alausa only on selected days that "tipping" is sure.** Good morning NL. |
No 5 are not scammers, they are only smart. Nice write up though. |
bloodyBLOGGER:If you need links i can give them to you but this will be the last time i will reply you since you first centred your response on the assertion that i'm pro-jonathan, ipob or whatever. Were you in Togo when the first set of troops went to ND to secure the oil wells and amidst heavy security presence these guys were still able to blow up oil wells and upload on twitter few minutes later yet you come here to spew trash. If they truly know their modus operandi, tell me how many of them have been killed on sight or arrested lately? |
bloodyBLOGGER:Firstly i am not from SS neither am i from SE and who told you the NA have till date seen the people they are going there to fight? That's exactly what i'm saying, the NA is training to fight a set of people they haven't seen physical. Just to ordinarily trace their location from the IP through which they post on twitter is a problem also they havent been able to deduce the modus operandi of these guys yet they want to fight against them. I'm not saying they cant destroy the NDAs but i'm saying the NA doesnt have enough information yet. Next time be extra matured and read carefully before you reply. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 (of 253 pages)

