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are you threatning him

When you hate a man....


you find it hard to see any good in him.

but when you follow the gradual rise of
Dr Goodluck Ebelechukwu Jonathan (GCFR)

in the corridors of power,
you cant but see the hand of God hovering continually over him.



Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan till 2019

fresh air all over

chisos!

see as donjazzy look like slowpoke.

hope you dont mean a Nigerian gurl

he definitely will be getting good returns

hmmmmm

he will definitely reply to all these poo after 2015

by being ftc (first to comment) on every thread on front page

what a loving God.

Maturity

lol

k

STALE!!!

church building collapse AGAIN.....

God is really saying something to this headstrong nation of ours........

you wan tall reach heaven

you dey 6ft plus and u still dey worry..
we wey dey 5ft kwan......

tell her you have contacted Ebola

hands akimbo

surgecom: Upon all these no traffic.

Ordinary small queue for filling station, na long queue.

Omo see good road...

my broda.....
evidence of good govt

awwwww

after buying the phone what next?

f00l

watched US94 On this.

morbid: Contratry to popular expectations,Chelsea will lose and Diego Costa will go for a rough tackle in which he will be red carded,get 6months injury and also handed a 6-match ban by UEFA and fined 100,000 euros. #teamschalkealltheway

this guy fit give person poison and still go to church d next day.....

The
Federal Government yesterday
opened diplomatic discussions with South
African authorities on the seizure of
$9.3m illegally imported by two Nigerians
and an Israeli citizen to purchase arms on
behalf of Nigerian security services. The Nigerian
government insisted that the
deal was legal.
This is just as National President of
Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN,
Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, whose private jet,
a Bombadier Challenger 600 marked
N808HG, was used to convey the money
has denied any involvement in the alleged deal.
It was gathered that the Federal
Government has released data and
documents on the transaction process to
South Africa, thereby confirming that the
entire operation involving the aircraft
was ‘genuine’.
CAUGHT—Lanseria Airport, Johannesburg,
S-Africa. INSET: The Bombardier
Challenger jet. Courtesy: Flightaware.
Vanguard further learnt that as a result of
the preliminary diplomatic talks which
were convincing to the South African
authorities, the private jet may have been
released to the Nigerian government
pending the conclusion of a comprehensive
investigation by South
Africa.
According to findings, the Bi-Focal
diplomatic talks with South Africa were
both at governmental level and exchanges
by intelligence services of the two
nations.
Sources said the diplomacy also covered
sharing of vital security information to
prove that the deal was necessary.
It was gathered that the South African
Government only faulted “non-
declaration” of the cash by the delegation
from Nigeria.The source said: “Nigeria and South
Africa
are getting closer to diplomatic resolution of the
row over the $9.3m transaction.
The two nations have opened discussions.
“The Federal Government has submitted
relevant data and documents on the
transaction to South Africa and insisted
that the transaction was legitimate.
“It also clarified that the funds were
neither laundered nor smuggled for any
covert manoeuvres. No launderer will be
audacious to fly into a country in a
chartered jet with such huge cash.
“The technical details on security matters,
which necessitated the deal had been
availed South Africa for screening.
“Based on initial scrutiny of the
documents, the Challenger Jet has been
released pending conclusion of a full-
scale investigation by South Africa.”
Asked why South Africa impounded the
cash, the source added: “There was
procedural error at the airport, the team
did not declare the $9.3million contrary to
the aviation and Customs laws of South
Africa. So, there was an oversight on the part of
the delegation that went to
complete the transaction.
“Nigeria is trying to complete the
formality and we are confident that the
cash will be released for the purpose it
was meant for.”
The source added that, “Movement of cash
for strategic purchase of security
equipment by intelligence services is not
new; it is a global trend. The FBI, KGB,
MOSSAD and others do it.”
I have no hand in arms deal—Oritsejafor
Meanwhile, the National President of
Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN,
Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, whose private jet,
a Bombadier Challenger 600 marked
N808HG, was used to smuggle $9.3m into
South Africa for alleged purchase of arms for the
security services has denied any
involvement in the alleged deal.
Denying any involvement in the use of the
aircraft to smuggle money into South
Africa, Pastor Oritsejafor in a statement
yesterday, said the private jet has been
on lease to another company, Green Coast
Produce Limited since August 2 this year.
The statement signed by one Bayo
Adewoye on behalf of Pastor Oritsejafor
said, “the Word of Life Bible Church has
been made aware of the recent media
interest regarding an aircraft
(Bombardier Challenger 600, Registration No
N808HG) owned by Eagle Air Company
in which our Pastor, Pastor Ayo
Oritsejafor, holds a residual interest. On
behalf of Pastor Oritsejafor, we can
confirm that although he holds an
interest in Eagle Air, the aircraft in question is not
operated by Pastor
Oritsejafor. The aircraft owned by Eagle
Air Company, has confirmed that since
2nd August 2014, the aircraft has been
leased to and is operated by Green Coast
Produce Limited. This is a standard practice in
the industry. Any and all
enquiries in respect of the day-to-day
operations of this aircraft are properly
directed to the management of Green
Coast Produce Limited.
A separate statement issued by Eagle Air
Company signed by Mr Emmanuel Ohaeri
also directed all enquiries in respect of
the day-to-day operations of the aircraft
to the management of Green Coast
Produce Limited.
How plane was chartered, by Green Coast
Produce
In its own response, Green Coast Produce
Company Limited, in a statement signed
by Dr Shima Adun said, “A Bombardier
Challenger 600 aircraft Registration No
N808HG was leased to us, Green Coast
Produce Company Limited, on the 2nd of August
2014. We have since that time
been running and managing charter
services with the aircraft in accordance
and compliance with global best
practices. On the 5th of September 2014
the aircraft was hired from us by a John Ishyaku.
The charter to John Ishyaku was
upon the following documented terms:
*Depart Abuja-Johannesburg on the 5th
of September 2014;
*Return to Abuja on the 6th of September
2014;
*To wait and return with the passengers.
“The said terms are normative within the
industry.
“As with every other aircraft charter
company, our knowledge of the cargo
carried on the aircraft was in accordance
with the information provided by ABC
Limited. All cargo were accompanied by
passengers who could readily defend the
contents. We are not and can not be privy
to any alleged extraneous cargo
transported on the aircraft other than
that declared in the agreed terms of hire.
We are not liable and cannot be
construed as a party to any alleged infractions,
either in Nigeria or South
Africa as the case may be, after the hire
of the aircraft.
“We issue this statement without
prejudice to any statutory or
commissioned investigation being
conducted or to be conducted in South
Africa or Nigeria.
Plane left Abuja Sept 5
According to reports, the jet departed
Abuja on Sept 5th and when it arrived
South Africa, Customs officers became
suspicious when the passengers’ luggage
was unloaded and put through the
scanners. The officers then investigated and
found three suitcases full of cash. The
passengers then told Custom officials that
they were acting on behalf of the
Nigerian intelligence service and provided
documentation confirming they had come
to South Africa to buy weapons for the Nigerian
Security Services.
Spokesperson of the South African
Revenue Service (SARS), Marika Muller in a
statement said the money was seized at
Lanseria airport, north-west of
Johannesburg. The statement said “the
passengers’ luggage was searched after
Customs officials detected irregularities.
The money was detained as it was
undisclosed/undeclared and above the
prescribed legal limit”.
The funds are being held at the central
bank as police investigate, SARS
spokeswoman, Marika Muller said.
Also, South African airport security
spokesman Solomon Makgale confirmed
that a police investigation was going on
but declined to give further details.

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