Lemme comfirm. I wil be back.






:-P

[quote
author=olajide8 post=27059048]I have said it until GEJ, keshi and mikel
go - we are going back down - thank God I am not watching in fact bye
bye to me, this thread

When did Gej becum a player?

Super Eagles is a Joke

[quote
author=oliy24]I beg who dey compare Costa with aguero. name die na.
#teamallmightygoalstar. I wonder who want hold am for man city sef.
:'[/quote]

And sit der to think Costa is better than Aguero. Anu

Aguero is the best striker in Epl

[quote
author=ralphcrown1]South Africa has seized the $9.3 million Nigerian
cash flown abroad a private jet into its capital, Johannesburg, from
Abuja early this month. Two Nigerians and an Israeli were travelling
with the plane’s crew at the time the cash, which was not declared, was
found on the plane.South African security and Nigeria have launched an
investigation into what transpired.The explanation from Nigeria that the
money was meant for arms purchase for the Nigeria intelligence
agencies, has been rejected by South Africa’s Asset Forfeiture Unit
(AFU) and the National Prosecuting Authority of South Africa (NPA).The
NPA, in a statement, according to online publication Premium Times,
said the manner in which the money was brought into the country breached
the laws that deal with the transfer of foreign exchange of such
proportion.
“The money was initially detained by the South African Revenue Service
(SARS) as it was not disclosed or declared at customs, and was above the
prescribed legal limit for the amount of cash that may be brought into
the country,” it said in a statement.
The NPA, according to the medium, said its investigation showed that
Tier One Services Group, the firm the Nigerian government claimed it
wanted to procure the arms from, is not authorised to sell or rent
military hardware.
“In court papers, the NPA submitted evidence that Tier One is not
registered with the National Conventional Arms Control Committee and is
thus not authorised to enter into any agreements regarding the sale
and/or rental of military equipment,” the statement read.
Tier One has apparently issued an invoice to a Cyprus based company, ESD
International Group Ltd, ESD, in respect of the procurement of
armaments and helicopters to be delivered to Nigeria.
However, South African investigators said the time when the invoice was
prepared and the time the money was brought in threw up some serious
issues of its true intent.
The money was ferried to South Africa less than a week from the date the
invoice was prepared (September 8, 2014). The involvement of a Cyprus
based company also heightens the suspicion that this may be a case of
classical money laundering. Cyprus is known for its secretive banking
system.
The NPA added that the transaction did not follow normal procedure in
the procurement of the kind of equipment it was alleged to have been
meant for.
The Senate yesterday summoned National Security Adviser (NSA) Col. Sambo
Dasuki (rtd), Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshall Alex Badeh and
Chief of Army Staff Lt.-Gen. Kenneth Minimah over the smuggled $9.3
million cash.
Chairman, Senate Committee on Defence, Senator George Sekibo, said those
invited to appear before his committee on Tuesday would brief members
on the incident.
He said: “ I don’t want to pre-empt issues because I have not heard
details about the issue but they will be here on Tuesday.”
On the soldiers sentenced to death, Sekibo said he was not surprised
that death sentence was passed on the 12 soldiers because before they
joined military, they were aware of the implication of being involved in
mutiny.
He added that before the judgment was passed, the army must have carried
out their investigation on the matter.

source:http://www.ralphcrown.com/2014/09/south-african-court-okays-seizure-of.html[/quote]

Lolz. Jacob Zuma will never allow such money to return back to Nigeria.

Recover Soon Sir

Am seein things

Wonderful game

R. I. P to de dead

Bbeee: Uncle D u miss me?

Bbeee: Uncle D u miss me?