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Neymar's fee is far more than the total IGR of the SE. |
Daniella Okeke? My gosh! |
Olodo Cameroonians. Although if you were told it was Rick Ross you'd probably not doubt as they look a bit alike. |
Travelling to obodo oyibo is now a life time accomplishment. Anyways. Happy touring to both of them. |
Your mama born you well so?
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Dashur:Too bad. |
9,000,000,000 ÷ 100 = 90,000,000. 9billion can build 50 ultra modern secondary schools and 50 primary schools. Later they will blame Hausa and Fulani for their problems. |
Mum can I eat two spaghetto today. I'm so hungry. Mum:
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Seun, Lalasticlala meet my Niblings. Niblings:
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Wizkid and Davido, Kemi and Seyi are celebrities who have had famous beeves. |
Anyone heard the song? Is it better than medicine? |
How on Earth was PREMIUM TIMES able to track down a wanted individual and the police couldn't? serverconnect:What if you went to buy the stolen goods from the trader? How would you know they were stolen and are you not also a thief? |
lazinny:LOL. I have always loved Neymar but bad belle no gree me. He earns £3547 per hour. £59.11per minute £0.99 per second. roughly N450 per second. By the time I would have written this post he'd have earned up to 10k. And some parents will flog us for playing soccer. |
He wants her rich "meals" . She is probably married with kids. |
Fela was sturborn and resilient. No amount of flogging could break him. He knew the truth and he stood by it. He was a true hero. One we should emulate. |
Luckylife:I can see you and your lots cannot make proper contribution to topics like these so you result to tribal comments. |
It is not just the IGR that distinguishes the performance of Lagos governors from all others; it is their policy making, aura and ability to utilise whatever funds they have and their strategic methods of generating revenue and to be far ahead of others. And to correct a false notion here on NL: Because Lagos has had back to back successful leaders does not mean every Tom, Dick and Harry can govern it properly. |
I hope they help restore his genital.
His parents had sabotaged his life out of ignorance
and illiteracy. They are so lucky they found
someone to sponsor the trip. |
See how God used a five year old girl to bless her family. |
I hope they help restore his genital. His parents had sabotaged his life out of ignorance and illiteracy. They are so lucky they found someone to sponsor the trip. |
seunmsg:It beats how biafrans would flood Nairaland with comic pictures of Tinubu trying to mock him and the yoruba race when the said Lagos is thriving better than their whole region. I still don't get it. |
Luckylife:Let your comments align with the topic. No need to drag tribalism into this. |
I am sure the police arrived the scene quickly and some journalist took pictures. If not, how do you expect people around not to quickly pick up all the cash - even the person taking pictures won't be taking pictures but struggling for cash. |
Make I drop comment before e make FP. |
Thank God for her.
God bless the good Samaritan for coming to her rescue.. |
Sanusi had gone quiet after the Corruption accusation he faced. Good to have him back. |
CC LALASTICLALA. |
The Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi 11 has declared that the war against corruption launched by the present administration under President Muhammadu Buhari can never be won unless there are appropriate sanctions for offenders and monitoring of corrupt cases by the forth estate of the realm- the media. Sanusi specifically highlighted lack of discipline, sanctions, monitoring and evaluation of corrupt cases as the four major problems aiding high level of corruption in Nigeria and other developing countries in Africa and Asia in general. The monarch who was represented by the Sarkin Shanun Kano, Alhaji Shehu Mohammed made these declarations on Wednesday while speaking at the opening of “International Conference on Tax Havens and the Developing World: The Global Dimension,” organised by Centre for General Studies in conjunction with office of International Programmes, University of Ibadan. Sanusi who regretted that it is unfortunate that most companies and individuals who are suppose to pay tax in developing countries in Africa and Asia hide under the guise of tax heaven to avoid tax payment, informed that most Nigerians quote laws to disobey the laws at the expense of socio- economic development of the country. He said “Most Nigerians do want to pay tax, most Nigerians uses laws to disobey the law. Most individuals and companies in Africa and Asia prefer to take their money to tax heaven to avoid payment of taxes. He however said that corruption is the biggest problem encouraging tax heaven to thrive as he remarked that most companies and individuals hide under the guise of tax heaven to avoid tax payment. “Corruption is the biggest problem that is encouraging tax heaven. The monarch then maintained that the war against corruption can be won just within six months if the government can instil discipline among the citizens and provide appropriate sanctions for the offenders. Sanusi, however, tasked journalists to do follow up to stories of corrupt cases after they have been reported in the media. He said journalists can do monitoring and evaluate of corrupt cases under the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) as ways of taming corruption. “There are four major problems that is aiding corruption in Nigeria. One is lack of discipline, the second one is lack of sanctions, the third is lack of monitoring and the forth is evaluation. “Lack of discipline is paramount in this country, if we tell our people to be discipline, it is the first way to discourage corruption “Lack of sanctions. I know the EFCC man that is here, they are working, they are fine policemen who are good in forensic analysis but if sanctions can be where they should be, I can tell you that six months we can fight corruption. “Lack of monitoring and evaluation of corrupt cases, the press are not monitoring corrupt cases. I wish the press can keep their diaries and remind the EFCC of all the corruption cases. There is no monitoring of the cases. “I want to suggest this to the conference and I believe this is what the conference will address”. The Vice Chancellor of the university, Professor Idowu Olayinka who spoke through Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration) Professor Emilolorun Ayelari maintained that tax payment is a compulsory obligation which all citizens within the reach are expected to pay. Director General, West African Institute for Financial and Economic Management (WAIFEM), Lagos, Professor Akpan Ekpo in his keynote address titled, “Tax Havens: issues of international tax evasion and avoidance – A Global perspective”, identified lack of transparency and sharing of information as a major problem responsible for low tax revenue in the country. He, however, suggested establishment of public registries of verified ownership of all legal entities. Ekpo also called on policy makers to compel multinationals and companies to publicly declare their revenues, profits and losses as ways of ensuring that all and sundry key into payment of taxes. http://dailypost.ng/2017/08/02/cant-win-war-corruption-without-sanctions-monitoring-emir-sanusi-tells-fg/
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At least he is not a junkie. Kiss we need another hit. |
LALASTICLALA |
LAgos and LA California have more things in common than just the first two letters. |
This is just one out of the many time FFK has retracted his statement. I do not how he does it but the igbos seem to forget who this man is. He was one of the first persons to label GEJ weak and incompetent. |
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