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"Nothing is impossible, not if you have the will, the courage and a good plan." Eric Dane, The Last Ship. |
These students reminds me of September 30, 2004 struggle in this same University which the school was locked for 6 months. They couldn't even count the number of windscreens that were broken. The day the students faced the police with sticks and bare hands. Can't forget it in a hurry my experience in UNAAB. |
Any channel on Multi TV to show Nigeria match |
Jazakumlah khairan. We should also take note of our cloths that has pictures of any living things on it. e.g Polo Ralph Lacoste e.t.c May Allah help us all. Amin. |
Raffa:Wow!!! You have really done a lot. But with the things you listed that you've done for your country, I think you should start paying more attention to the selection of the people that manage the affairs of your country because they are the ones not allowing you to benefit from your country. |
The question should be, what have you done for your country? |
It's a Giraffe now. Close to the right hand side and it's not that hidden self. |
#MkhitaryanIsRed |
The best group I ever liked. Still have their albums till today and still listen to it. |
Eid Mubarak to all Muslim Umah. May Allah make it a blessed Eid for us all, Amin.
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11 Beautiful sunnahs of prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) in Eidil fitr 1 Ritual bath 2 Eat before going to eid (date in odd number, witr) 3 Wear your best clothe (at least white ) 4 use perfume 5 Supplicate on your way to eid (Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar laillaha illalahu Allahu akbar walillahil hamd) 6 No naffilah in eid ground 7 Going to eid with foot not car or bike 8 Change route when going back home 9 Spread greetings (taqabbalallahu minna wa minkum) 10 Perform two raka'at when you are back from eid (i.e at home) 11 Visitation to friends, families, neighbors Credit: Whatsapp Broadcast Message May Allah accept it as an act of Ibadah. Eid'l Mubarak |
promixdavinci:Noted |
Chaleeee:But the people he is crying for have layers defending them or not, if he can't forward it I believe they can. And the way you reason? |
Hezolad07:Just my point |
hollyfat:Who told you I supported his not coming out straight. |
Anthony1414:My point, he should come up with the one that doesn't show Saraki and Ekwerenmadu in it. With that we will know he is saying the truth not just by seeking public sympathy. |
adimsmt:He is alleging that the police report has been tampered with, he should just show the original. He can publish it with the proof it comes from the police department. Even if the court does not believe him, at least we would have know the truth. |
A former Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti State, Dr. Temitope Aluko, on Tuesday said Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose and the former Minister of State (Defence) Musiliu Obanikoro, clashed over the huge cash deployed for the June 21, 2014 governorship poll in the state. Aluko, who disclosed this during a live interview programme on ADABA 88.9 FM monitored by our correspondent, said Zenith Bank did not sponsor the governor’s election campaign. He explained that Zenith Bank only gave Fayose N200 million after he had won the governorship election. Aluko, who claimed that Fayose did not have up to N10 million in his personal account before contesting the governorship election in 2014, added that the governor’s primary election was sponsored by Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria (TAN) and the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). He claimed that it was after Fayose had won the primary election that cash from the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) and oil contractors was deployed to fund the election campaign. He said Zenith Bank and other corporate organizations came with business proposals after Fayose had won the election, insisting that the governor’s claim that his campaign was sponsored by Zenith Bank was a “blatant lie.” Aluko said during the interview that Fayose purchased five houses with the N2.3 billion, which was a remainder of the slush funds from ONSA in choice locations in Abuja, Banana Island and Victoria Island in Lagos. Speaking on the feud between Fayose and Obanikoro on the arms cash, Aluko stated that a crisis of confidence broke out between the duo following discovery that there was a shortfall of N80 million in the money ferried by plane to Akure for the governorship election. He said: “The Presidency gave us security and money, the money was sent from a Diamond Bank branch through an account run by Sylvan MacNamara, a company owned by Obanikoro. “My boss (Fayose) said he wanted to get his own in cash and that was why arrangement was made to get his own in cash and that was why such a huge amount (N2.1 billion) was ferried by plane. Obanikoro cannot claim not to have brought the money. “He (Fayose) chose his man, Abiodun Agbele, to keep the money in a Zenith Bank account and the money was lodged at Zenith Bank, Alagbaka Branch in Akure. The transaction was not recorded and it got to a stage when it was discovered that the money was short by N80 million. “This caused a crisis between Fayose and Obanikoro who brought money thrice from Abuja. He (Obanikoro) brought other things apart from money which I won’t disclose now and it was from it that N1 billion was released to INEC officials to manipulate Ekiti and Osun polls. “Fayose was threatening former President Goodluck Jonathan that he (Fayose) must deliver so that Jonathan will win in Southwest. All the PDP elders were kept out of picture on the transactions and cash and some of the cash deployed did not get to their destinations. “The cash carried on the plane was not entered into the plane manifest, the N2.1 billion was delivered to a bank at 4:30am in Ekiti. The N2.3 billion remaining from the total cash received for the election was used to buy house in Abuja and the house belongs to Fayose. “Fayose purchased five houses in Victoria Island and Banana Island. The property in Dubai was purchased by a fellow who is known as Bisi in Ekiti but is known as Femi abroad. Questions are being asked on the N3 billion used to purchase the Dubai property but I strongly believe that we will recover our money.” SOURCE: The Nation Newspaper http://saharareporters.com/2016/07/05/fayose-obanikoro-clashed-over-arms-cash-aluko-says |
Melaye does not need to make noise about this now. He should bring the original police report to court if he has it simple. You don't need to be crying about. |
Melaye don't need to make noise about this now. He should bring the original police report to court if he has it simple. You don't need to cry about. |
Is it that he didn't appoint any Hausa man or you just decided to remove it. Though not is fan but just asking cos I can't see any name from the North in that list. |
Your question doesn't need any answer because you can't understand it based on your faith and belief. So giving you an answer will amount to a waste of time and resources. Peace! |
Hmmmm, see question. Na my broda friend in 2009. Came into Nairaland through Satellite TV Technology section. I so much love it and gain a lot that when ever a friend check my phone, what he sees is Nairaland and he thought it was a betting site cos of its name. I usually sleep on nairaland before but now, Twitter is my second home. |
They all thought the stealing is not corruption and siphoning of public fund will continue but they have all met their waterloo. |
What do you suggest happen to him that sends soldiers to war front without proper ammunitions. We will send him to prison first before we leave God to finish him up. Cry cry baby |
@OP Can you please give us the link you got that from or it is from your wild imagination. I bet you didn't read the details of the news that said he has not been servicing the loan for years. Even if Dangote is owing #1tr and he is servicing it as at when due, he will not only walk free but have the confidence to talk anywhere. So pleace tell your Mr Common sense bro to pay up his debts. It's as simple as that. |
hydrazone:I just finished watching the video and the guy in blue tie wasn't the one sitting beside the man that side he is not the bank spoke person. He wasn't in the video. Didn't even hear what Fayose was saying. It's all play acting. |
mosjames:If you say so. But that's where experts of phones and techs review better products. If you're not sure of what to buy or choose from, their is room for you to compare the devices there and know from which area and aspect they are better than each other. Not just somebody buying a phone a because he likes it will now come here and do un-boxing for us. You will get best review of specs and even pictures and video of it. I remembered when Samsung galaxy S6 was launched with its water resistance capability in Barcelona, I watched it there live not Simeone telling me fake stories. |
Nigeria's Assets Management Corp Takes Over Businessman Jimoh Ibrahim’s Worldwide Assets Over N50b Debt The Federal High Court, Lagos Division has frozen all the assets of businessman Jimoh Ibrahim, as well as his NICON Investment Limited and Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited. Justice Saliu Saidu issued the interim injunction in response to an application by Mr. Yusuf Ali, counsel to the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) on June 14th, and it will stay in place until all the issues concerning their indebtedness to AMCON are determined. The Federal High Court, Lagos Division has frozen all the assets of businessman Jimoh Ibrahim, as well as his NICON Investment Limited and Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited. Justice Saliu Saidu issued the interim injunction in response to an application by Mr. Yusuf Ali, counsel to the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) on June 14th, and it will stay in place until all the issues concerning their indebtedness to AMCON are determined. The order restrains NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited and Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim from dealing with any assets or funds of the company. It covers the assets of NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited and Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim in Abuja, Lagos, Dubai and London. The freezing order also affects all bank accounts held and/or maintained by NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited and Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim in First Bank Plc, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Diamond Bank Plc, United Bank of Africa Plc, Access Bank Plc, City Bank Nigeria Limited and Sterling Bank Plc. Others are Ecobank Nigeria Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc, First City Monument Bank Plc, Heritage Bank Limited, Keystone Bank Limited, Skye Bank Plc, Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc, Sterling Bank Plc, Zenith Bank Plc, Union Bank of Nigeria Plc and Unity Bank Plc. The court also ordered the freezing of all bank accounts to which Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim is a signatory either alone or with any other person in NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited in any of the banks and financial institution on the list. AMCON was also granted the possessory order to take over Jimoh Ibrahim’s Nigeria Re-Insurance Company Plc, NICON Insurance Company Plc, Nigeria Stockbrokers Limited (NSL) and NICON Trustees Limited. The trio of NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited and Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim owe AMCON over N50billion that has become the subject of protracted negotiations and court battles as a result of their inability to repay the staggering debt. With AMCON’s debt recovery efforts in full swing, the Corporation took over the assets of Mr. Ibrahim in Abuja and Lagos. Recall that 400 obligors of AMCON account for more than N4.5 trillion, which is approximately 80 percent of the total outstanding loan balance of the corporation’s over 12,000 accounts with obligors that have become recalcitrant over time despite the efforts of the corporation. To deal with the situation, AMCON recently increased the tempo of its recovery activities using firmer negotiation strategies and the special enforcement powers it possesses under the AMCON Act, to compel some of its debtors, especially business heavyweights and the politically exposed, to repay their debts. Ibrahim, one of Nigeria’s wealthiest men, has investments in such areas as aviation, hotels, banking, insurance, real estate, and publishing, along with a reputation for ruthlessness and shortcuts. AMCON began enforcement of the freeze order earlier today. SOURCE: http://saharareporters.com/2016/06/20/nigerias-assets-management-corp-takes-over-businessman-jimoh-ibrahim%E2%80%99s-worldwide-assets |
Nigeria's Assets Management Corp Takes Over Businessman Jimoh Ibrahim’s Worldwide Assets Over N50b Debt The Federal High Court, Lagos Division has frozen all the assets of businessman Jimoh Ibrahim, as well as his NICON Investment Limited and Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited. Justice Saliu Saidu issued the interim injunction in response to an application by Mr. Yusuf Ali, counsel to the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) on June 14th, and it will stay in place until all the issues concerning their indebtedness to AMCON are determined. The Federal High Court, Lagos Division has frozen all the assets of businessman Jimoh Ibrahim, as well as his NICON Investment Limited and Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited. Justice Saliu Saidu issued the interim injunction in response to an application by Mr. Yusuf Ali, counsel to the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) on June 14th, and it will stay in place until all the issues concerning their indebtedness to AMCON are determined. The order restrains NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited and Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim from dealing with any assets or funds of the company. It covers the assets of NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited and Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim in Abuja, Lagos, Dubai and London. The freezing order also affects all bank accounts held and/or maintained by NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited and Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim in First Bank Plc, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Diamond Bank Plc, United Bank of Africa Plc, Access Bank Plc, City Bank Nigeria Limited and Sterling Bank Plc. Others are Ecobank Nigeria Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc, First City Monument Bank Plc, Heritage Bank Limited, Keystone Bank Limited, Skye Bank Plc, Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc, Sterling Bank Plc, Zenith Bank Plc, Union Bank of Nigeria Plc and Unity Bank Plc. The court also ordered the freezing of all bank accounts to which Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim is a signatory either alone or with any other person in NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited in any of the banks and financial institution on the list. AMCON was also granted the possessory order to take over Jimoh Ibrahim’s Nigeria Re-Insurance Company Plc, NICON Insurance Company Plc, Nigeria Stockbrokers Limited (NSL) and NICON Trustees Limited. The trio of NICON Investment Limited, Global Fleet Oil and Gas Limited and Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim owe AMCON over N50billion that has become the subject of protracted negotiations and court battles as a result of their inability to repay the staggering debt. With AMCON’s debt recovery efforts in full swing, the Corporation took over the assets of Mr. Ibrahim in Abuja and Lagos. Recall that 400 obligors of AMCON account for more than N4.5 trillion, which is approximately 80 percent of the total outstanding loan balance of the corporation’s over 12,000 accounts with obligors that have become recalcitrant over time despite the efforts of the corporation. To deal with the situation, AMCON recently increased the tempo of its recovery activities using firmer negotiation strategies and the special enforcement powers it possesses under the AMCON Act, to compel some of its debtors, especially business heavyweights and the politically exposed, to repay their debts. Ibrahim, one of Nigeria’s wealthiest men, has investments in such areas as aviation, hotels, banking, insurance, real estate, and publishing, along with a reputation for ruthlessness and shortcuts. AMCON began enforcement of the freeze order earlier today. SOURCE: http://saharareporters.com/2016/06/20/nigerias-assets-management-corp-takes-over-businessman-jimoh-ibrahim%E2%80%99s-worldwide-assets |