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Good Morning Nigeria God Bless Our Hustle God Bless Nigeria |
winningwinner:Was he looking for job ? Why did PDP WITHDRAW the case against him ? |
wisdomguy4u:PDP deceive you pre/post election. If Buhari does not have the basic requirement, PDP would have use all that as an opportunity to make sure Buhari was disqualify from contesting that election. maximilian19:US Army War College with Master Degree in Strategic Studies. If i may ask you both, why did PDP withdraw the case from Court ? |
eagleeye2:Why did PDP withdraw the case from court ? They (PDP) know the case is dead on arrival. |
warrior01: alcmene:PHOTOS: President Buhari With His Former Classmates https://www.nairaland.com/2470443/photos-president-buhari-former-classmates
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lalasticlala |
mtcheee, pure typographical errors |
BINH DUONG (VNS) — Police in the southern Binh Duong Province yesterday arrested Nigerian Ewuzie Emeka Emmanuel for allegedly harassing a 15-year-old girl. Ewuzie, who arrived in Viet Nam in 2008, is working for a company in HCM City. He rented an apartment in Di An Town five months ago. Ewuzie asked for the phone number of TNQG, 15, living in the same building and asked her to come to his room, while he watched Gplay with other children on October 3. When the girl came to Ewuzie's room, he closed all doors and misbehaved with her. When the girl's mother came to know about the incident, she reported it to the police. The suspect was arrested by the police for further investigation. — VNS http://vietnamnews.vn/society/276768/nigerian-arrested-for-alleged-sexual-harassment.html |
2004 1st 2 weeks as new student, went to social science faculty in UI , the only thing i did was to clean the chair and lie down from 8pm to 7am all in the name of reading I stop that after 2 weeks of nothing. I jejely turn my room to reading/sleeping room. no more time wasting |
TonyeBarcanista:Abnormal/Normal Nigeria slang "Still under investigation". Like i said earlier, until court of law fine them guilty they are still innocent like you and i. |
TonyeBarcanista:kidding ? When am not Jk. Anyway since you are a good writer petition the relevant bodies on the issue so that they can face the consequence of their action. |
jusRadical:May the good LORD have mercy on you too. SeeYa CatchYa Later |
TonyeBarcanista:Baba is rebuilding the structure PDP destroy for 16 solid years, if that is what you meant by destroying, then i stand with Baba. jusRadical:I don't work with EFCC/ICPC/CACOL , the 3 bodies are there for every citizen of Nigeria to use, package your evidence send it there so that those affected can be removed and make sure law court fine them guiltybut until then i stand with Buhari nomines. But if you can't do it tell TonyeBarcanista to help you out. |
The judiciary is the last hope of common citizen in Nigeria, whoever be male/female, old/young, black/white, APC/PDP that is not satisfied with Buhari nominee should proceed to court of law to cry over there if not satisfied , in Akiolu voice lagoon is always available. God Bless Nigeria |
seunmsg:don't mind him. dt guy na hypocrite |
double post |
What a bad road . passing here monday-Saturday is always like hell for me.
I just hope the road will be completed has schedule |
The Lagos State Government says the delay
in the construction of the Ago-Palace-Okota
Road is due to barrage of lawsuits by
residents of the area.
It, however, added that work would
thenceforth be accelerated since the
concerned residents and the government had
been able to reach an agreement.
The Permanent Secretary of the state
Ministry of Works, Ajibade Bade-Adebowale,
said this during an inspection tour of the
road, adding that the contractor handling the
project had been directed to deliver the
project in record time.
He said the contract was awarded in four
phases out of which three phases had been
completed, while the last phase was on.
He said, “The rains, coupled with the
landlords who sued the state government, are
responsible for the delay in the completion of
this project, although we have now resolved
the problem and the contractor has resumed
on site. We have also told him to ensure
speedy completion of the project.”
Bade-Adebowale said the government placed
high premium on the road owing to its socio-
economic importance. He explained that the
road linked Isolo with FESTAC Town and Mile
2;
“In fact, with the problem of container-laden
trucks and other articulated vehicles on the
Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, this road will
serve as a shorter route to the FESTAC and
Mile 2 areas,” he added.
The permanent secretary enjoined residents in
the area to bear with the government, saying
the hardship they would endure in the
meantime could not be compared with the
benefits that would follow.
Bade-Adebowale added that to ease the
residents’ stress on the road, alternative
routes had been identified by the state
government and the contractor had been
directed to make the routes motorable.
The General Manager, CCECC, Mr. Li Bing said
his company hoped to complete the project
before December 25, 2015.
He pleaded with residents and motorists in
the area to cooperate with the firm in order
to make good its promise. http://www.punchng.com/news/ago-palace-road-delayed-due-to-lawsuits-─-lasg/ lalasticlala |
Futue leaders ? Shame on NANS for supporting leaders that wreck the education unit |
So Alamesigha still have unfinished business in UK ? I taught the case don finish. Anyway, whoever commit crime shall face the consequence. Good luck to Alamesigha in his unfinshed business. The he/she governor that jump bail in UK . Free visa, free ride, free accomdation, free medical care, free tv e.t.c all await Alamesigha in UK |
After Saraki, Madueke is next |
permsec:once a preacher , always a preacher. We all cannot satisfy each other |
Nothing to say but poster above and below me might have something to say . God Bless Our Hustle |
Bgino:Until you can proove that OBJ is a thief till then He (OBJ) remain my mentor..............................But if you are not happy please use the next available lagoon |
oluala881:Until you can proove that OBJ is a thief till then He (OBJ) remain my mentor..............................But if you are not happy please use the next available lagoon |
the poster above me have nothing to say but to beg for like happy married life |
For some Nigerians, there’s an inevitable feeling of deja-vu about their country’s former petroleum minister, Diezeani Allison- Madueke, being arrested in London on charges of money laundering. That’s because in 1984, under the rule of current president Muhammadu Buhari, the Nigerian government tried and failed to abduct another former cabinet minister, Umaru Dikko, in London. Dikko had been accused of looting as much as $1 billion. The messy incident involving ex-Mossad Israeli operatives, a brave British customs officer, and a major diplomatic fall-out with Britain, shows just how much the ruling Buhari has learned about the importance of soft power and diplomacy over the past three decades. At that time, president Buhari was a 42- year-old, no-nonsense, rigid military dictator and strict disciplinarian. While Buhari has retained a strict, no- nonsense approach to leadership (one that is sometimes considered too slow ), he also appears to have become a team player when it serves his interests—for example, at his inauguration in May when he talked about working with Nigeria’s border nations in the battle against the Islamic insurgents Boko Haram. Now, Buhari is targeting Allison-Madueke as part of his election pledge to hold senior government officials accountable for corruption. Allison-Madueke is at the center of a missing $20 billion oil scandal; the country’s central bank, along with other independent investigations, have flagged the national oil company’s suspect accounting on her watch. Whereas in the Dikko case Buhari ran into trouble with the British government for attempting to abduct a resident on its territory without warning, this time Buhari appears to have been working closing with British authorities before Allison-Madueke’s arrest; The raiding of her home in Abuja by local anti-graft agents appeared to be synced with her arrest in London. And it was a newly formed International Corruption Unit of UK’s National Crime Agency that made the arrests of five people (including Allison-Madueke) connected to the case. Those arrests came after concerted efforts by Buhari to pressure Western governments and financial institutions to help combat money laundering and recover misappropriated funds from corrupt regimes, particularly in African countries. Buhari’s government will need the continued support of international heavyweights like Britain and the US to prove his resolve in eradicating corruption in Nigeria. Unlike in 1984, he now has the democratic support of the majority of Nigerians, which Western governments like Britain can feel more comfortable standing behind. http://qz.com/516630/behind-the-arrest-of-a-nigerian-ex-minister-in-london-is-a-maturing-nigerian-president/ lalasticlala |
chukwudi44:But someone like you said Jonathan was responsible for improve power supply |
Aremu Okikioluwa Matthew Obasanjo my political mentor |
though get employ immediately after nysc but the pay is under pay nevertheless man has been surviving |
DebateNigeria:God Bless You Too Amen |
All i want is good governance to the entire Nigeria saraki or no saraki |
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