₦airaland Forum

yusaze:
This is really shameful. A mother who is supposed to teach her children high standards of morals was spotted wearing this in public. The worst and painful part of it all was that, she was seen wearing this with her children right by her side. This shows that common sense is not common.

Source: http://www.9janewsarena.com/2016/03/anti-corruption-primary-school-sign-post-spotted-in-nigeria.html

martyns303:
After seeing this I have no regrets whatsoever on my initial stand, I am not a jury but I believe in a fair hearing.
Of all the placards, one in particular is worth noticing. The one that says "no mother, no daughter, no case". Now lets assume you are a mother and someone molest your daughter, what would you do? Go write an anonymous letter on a blog?
From the previous thread it was obvious that the man is an exceptional teacher, one student with a placard says if he goes, so do the A's which is why the school management wouldn't want to let go of him, he's an asset.
Nonetheless I hope this matter is properly investigated, if I were a father I wouldn't want my daughter to be in such a situation. So let the authorities look into this, and I hope the school management did not put the students up for this.
For laugh:: why are all the students wearing an exact type of sandal?
Lalasticlala

chrisxxx:
Are the voters singing a different tune now Mama Peace is no longer there? Ewu! Obuko!

AceRoyal:
This is just the their normal way when they are up to something not good.
1. Cry that the government is spending so much on tomato paste even when we know that Nigeria produces so much tomatoes.
2. Say "we are probing the issue" just to be seen as been effective.
3.Give Dangote the exclusive right to be the sole producer of tomato paste while effectively killing competition with unfavourable government policies.
4. We get to find out much later that despite giving him monopoly over the production of tomato paste,Nigeria is still spending so much more on importation.

I'm not hating on the government,but instead of dishing out just figures,pls kindly tell us what measures you have put in place or will put in place, to curb this negative economic trend effectively.

Can't they encourage and empower SME's effectively?with all the tomatoes that get rotten and spoilt all around the markets in Nigeria due to lack of processing facilities.

nze4al:
Have you got any confidential or private messages in your Whatsapp account and your curious about the privacy of such messages?


Source: http://www.techmzy.com.ng/2016/03/17/hide-confidentialprivate-messages-whatsapp-conversation-2016/

OZAOEKPE:
ZOOMBIE NEVER STILL BELIEVE THIS STORY, OPEN YOUR EYES TO SEE THE TRUTH DUDE

Despite the embargo placed by the Federal Government on recruitment into the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), the agency may have commenced a secret exercise to recruit hundreds of applicants allegedly sponsored by politicians.

repogirl:
In other words, you are saying, it hasn't been approved yet by the FG?

I believe that the central bank is finding ways to help banks increase their own revenue as the government has withdrawn its money from their accounts.


I won't be purposefully naive about this. As far as this news is out, I am quite sure the government has given some sort of approval...anyway we will see.

sapiosexual1:
Seriously? You'll need to try harder my friend, @the bolded. The CBN governor is an appointee of who? Before you go ahead to say Buhari has no hand in the dollar ish, and the economic downturn we're facing cos those are responsibilities of the CBN and ministries of trade and finance, let me quickly agree with Lai Mohammed : "The economy is beyond Buhari's control ".
The failure of a leader.

repogirl:
Oh! So because Nigerians didn't do anything about that preposterous 50 naira per deposit charge, now they are getting bolder?

What is this our country turning into under Boooooohari, the cow herding dullards dictatorship?

Soon they will charge N500 for stepping into the bank premises. Rubbish!

precious1967:
i dont think it is April fool!

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has announced new appointments, redeployment and secondments into key positions of the organisation.

In a press statement by the management of the Corporation, these appointments take effect immediately. The new unit heads are expected to resume fully by April 1 2016”.

The appointments are part of the recent reorganization by the management of the corporation.

They are as follows:

Appointed GEDs/COOs
Upstream – Bello Rabiu
Downstream – Henry Ikem–Obih
Refineries – Anibor Kragha
Gas and Power – Saidu Mohammed
Ventures – Babatunde Adeniran
Finance & Accounts – Isiaka Abdulrazaq
Corporate Services – Isa Inuwa

GGMs Strategy & Execution (Supporting the GEDs/COOs)
Downstream – Surajdeen Afolabi
Refineries – Ugochukwu Afamefuna Vitalis
Gas and Power – Yusuf Matashi
Ventures – Ladipo Fagbola
Finance and Accounts – Ahmadu Sambo
Corporate Services – Modupe Bammake
Strategic Business Unit Heads
Upstream MD IDSL – Roland Ewubare

Downstream MD Retail – Esther Nnamdi-Ogbue
MD Nigeria Petroleum Marketing – Ahmed Farouk
GGM Marine Logistics – Dalhatu Makama

Refineries MD PHRC – Bafred Enjugu
MD WRPC – Adewale Ladenegan
MD KRPC – Idi Mukhtar

Gas & Power MD Gas & Power Investments – Samuel Ndukwe
MD NGMC – Mazadu Bako
MD NGPTC – Babatunde Bakare

Ventures MD Properties – Danny Sokari George
MD Shipping – Saidu Abdulkadir
MD NETCO – Aliyu Sikiru
MD NOFS – Lawrencia Ndupu
GGM RED/Frontier Exploration Services – Rabiu Suleiman
GGM Medicals – Oyetunde Olubunmi Oyekan

GMD’s Office MD Trading – Inuwa Waya
GGM COMD – Mele Kyari

Corporate Services Unit Heads
Finance & Accounts Financial Controller – Mike Balami
GGM Treasury – Dapo Segun
GGM Liabilities Management – Godwin Okonkwo
NNPC Capital – Aliyu Zubair Sambo
MD Pensions – Danbello Naadiyalle
GM Insurance – Mrs. Izilen Okosun

GMD’s Office GGM NAPIMS – Dafe Sejebor
GGM Govt. and Labour Relations – Ndu Aghumadu
GM Efficiency Unit – Bala Wunti
GGM CSLD – Chidi Momah
GGM CSR – Ohi Alegbe

Corporate Services GGM ITD – Inuwa Danladi
GGM HR – Adekemi Akitoye
GGM GPAD – Mohammed Deen Garba
GGM ETD – Farouk G. Sa’id
GM SCM – Sophia Mbakwe
GM Group Security – Sam Otoboeze
GM HSE – Maduebo Mbakwe
GM Group Admin Services – Eziaha Uchendu

Ventures
GGM NNPC Leadership Academy – Ayatode Oyinlola

Secondment
E& P Dr M Baru– Technical Adviser Gas (Ministry of Petroleum Resources)
Abubakar Mai-Bornu Sadeeq (formerly MD NPDC to DMD NLNG)
R& T Engr. Nnamdi Ajulu – Consultant Refinery & Infrastructure (Ministry of Petroleum Resources)