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SMH. So she can "make out" under the blanket for real.

Shelloween:
When you do someone a favour, it's no more a favour if you expect something in return. The lady, out of her good heart, returned the money to him, she could've kept it, but she didn't. Whatever the man gave her in appreciation doesn't matter. What matters is that she did the right thing and happily accepted what was given to her. Friends, a good name is better than money.

Best comment so far.

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Court hears air observer filmed his "swinging
friends" having sex outside and also used the
camera to zoom in on a nude mum's Instruments as
she sunbathed with her daughters.

Adrian Pogmore admitted to arranging for his pals
to have sex while the chopper hovered above.

A cop used a hi-tech camera on board a police
helicopter to record video of his "swinging friends"
having sex, a court heard.
"Sex obsessed" air observer Adrian Pogmore, 51,
filmed his pals having an eight minute romp on
their patio.

He also used the powerful camera lens to zoom in
on a nude mum's Instruments as she and her three
daughters sunbathed in their garden while his
crew mates allegedly watched.

Pogmore had already pleaded guilty to the
charges after he admitted to arranging for his
friends to have sex while the chopper was
hovering over so he could film them, Sheffield
Crown Court heard today.

Serving South Yorkshire Police officers Matthew
Lucas, 42, and Lee Walls, 47, retired pilot Malcolm
Reeves, 64, and former pilot Matthew Loosemore,
45, are currently on trial.

The charges relate to four alleged incidents
between 2007 and 2012.
Prosecutor Richard Wright, QC, told the jury: "On
three separate occasions they filmed a couple
having sexual intercourse in their own garden.

"They recorded what they saw using the
recording facilities that the helicopter was
equipped with."
The court heard there was "no legitimate reason"
for the cops to filming them and "no basis" for
flying over people's homes, selecting them as
targets and filming them.

The expensive police helicopter, usually used for
capturing fleeing criminals and helping to patrol
large groups after football matches, was even
flown over a naturist campsite called 'Candy
Farm'.

Pogmore decided to zoom in on a naked couple
sat outside their caravan.
A jury were shown footage of a woman being
spied on by the same chopper who was
sunbathing fully-naked in her private garden with
her three daughters all wearing bikinis.
All four were sat in a line on reclined sun
loungers.

Mr Wright said: "The camera has a powerful zoom
function and the operator used that to zoom in on
the naked body of the woman and in particular her
Instruments."

Graphic content was also played to the jury when
the same crew spotted a couple having sexual
intercourse in their garden in South Yorkshire.

A brunette, who is fully naked, starts touching a
man in a '98 Manchester United home football
shirt as she then performs a sex act on the man
as a poodle dog sits just a metre away.
The court were told the presence of the chopper
spurred the couple on and they "brazenly put on a
show" - by performing sexual intercourse in a
variety of positions.
As the chopper circles overhead a voice on the
radio blurts out: "Looks like we need a four by six
inch rolling block" - relating to a stolen
motorcycle.

The footage used as evidence in the trial was later
found in Pogmore's desk at a police station.
Mr Wright said the recordings were "not simply
the product of one swinging and sexual obsessed
air observer Adrian Pogmore but were made with
the connivance of the other members of the
crew".

He said Pogmore, who did not appear in court,
had pre-planned the meeting with his "swinging
friends" to be hovering over their home at the
same moment the couple appeared.

Pogmore pleaded guilty to the charges and does
not stand trial alongside his former colleagues.
Walls, of Sheffield, denies one count, Loosemore,
of Doncaster, South Yorks., denies one count,
Reeves denies one count and Lucas, of Sheffield,
denies three counts of misconduct relating to
watching and filming naked people without their
consent and observing and recording people
performing sexual acts.

The trial, which is expected to last three weeks,
continues.


www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/sex-obsessed-cop-used-police-10821592

Mediator97:
This is one of the major reason why i will never return such amount of money if i see it by mistake. Those who managed to do good are never encouraged to do more.

Doing good should be enough reward.
Every one expects to be rewarded for doing the right thing - just like our political leaders who expect to be praised for doing what they were elected to and are Heavily paid to do.
The scripture even concurs with doing good in secret. Besides she has earned a good name for herself .

Unadulterated honesty like this should be celebrated. LALASTICLALA.

www.jollypadi.com/2017/07/26/cheapass-doctor-rewards-bus-conductor-who-returned-his-lost-29000-with-two-bags-of-candy/

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" Cheapass !" Doctor rewards
bus conductor who returned
his lost $29,000 with two bags
of candy …

Sumon Matidul, a conductor of Bus No. 511,
was rewarded with two bags of candy for
returning a backpack filled with THB1.12 million
cash (more than US29,000) to a doctor in
Bangkok, Thailand last Sunday.

The story that was supposed to restore faith in
humanity quickly turned into internet drama,
when users found out that the passenger, who
works as a gynecologist, rewarded the bus
conductor with only two bags of candy.

Sumon Matidul, conductor of Bus No. 511
which runs on the Bangkok outskirts, said the
doctor called her to apologize after the story
earned media spotlight and people quickly
called him a “cheapass.”

The doctor’s name was not disclosed.
According to Sumon, the doctor told her that
the money was to pay his debts, and she
personally didn’t ask for any reward and
actually appreciated the candy, which she
gave to her child.

“I thanked him. I said ‘I have debts too, and I
completely understand.’ I mean, put yourself
in his shoes. I’d cry if I lost THB500,” Sumon
told Amarin TV.
“Even though he’s a doctor, the money was
to pay his family’s debt. He said it wasn’t
even enough,” she said.

But Sumon’s honesty hasn’t gone unnoticed,
she received a certificate from Bangkok Mass
Transit Authority for her honest actions.

Following the story, Thai celebrity lawyer
Songkran Atchariyasap said those who return
lost belongings to their owners can demand a
cash compensation of 10 percent of the value
of the returned goods.
Or we can just do good without expecting any
reward, just like Sumon.

People criticized him with most calling him a
“cheapass” while others are of the opinion that
one shouldn’t expect monetary reward for doing
a good deed.


“A nice and very understanding
lady, who did the right thing,
because it was the right thing,
and even said Thank you for the
token reward. I appreciate the
guy owed the money, but he
would owe a hell of a lot more if it
weren’t for her honesty. The
family really should appreciate
that and chip in to give her
something a little more
appropriate.” one said.

Clown is an understatement.

Desyner:
So u r happy to deplete ND's resource? The northern elite are the no 1 losers

The North won't lose. Oil has been discovered all over the North and they won't repeat the same mistake as the ND.

That was how Ortom was pictured driving a Bulldozer.
There is no need for all these media show off.

beamtopola:
Saudi total government spending depends on oil.
The Saudi prince even warned trump on not to sabotage the relationship they have with usa in terms on oil selling.
All jets and helicopter use parafin as it fuel. Where do you think this parafin comes from?
All government officials cars in this world make use of petrol, where do you think this petrol come from.
All government houses in Nigeria make use of generator, where do you think the petrol comes from.
Even in your house I believe d you have a generator and more, what do you use to power them.
Pls stop this hypocrisy!

Bro. Don't be unreasonable.
I said they are "moving away" from OIL .
Do I still need to explain what the phrase means?
If you took out time to click on the links and read the articles you'd find out that the Saudi government has laid out plans to diversify its economy from oil.

beamtopola:
Tell me one country that its moving away from oil and I will tell you a 100 country that moving into oil.
Oil is what is keeping Nigeria in unity.

OMG. I do not need to educate you further.

www.businessinsider.com/citi-the-world-is-moving-away-from-oil-2013-3?IR=T

www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-36131391

The UAE, The Saudis. Most middle eastern countries are moving away from oil and you are here posting nonsense.

The non oil producing nations are finding substitutes to oil.
Try not to remain ignorant and parochial.
NOW GIMME THE 100 Countries.

www.cnbc.com/2017/03/18/oil-is-flat-and-these-five-crude-dependent-countries-need-a-break-to-the-upside.html

beamtopola:
u
The question is, how will your family survive this. Because it is this oil that put food on your table
It is this oil that is keeping buhari in London.
It is this oil that makes Nigeria better than togo.
It is this oil that is keeping Nigeria as one.
It is this oil that gave you the data you are using presently.
It is the oil that is making Kanu include Niger Delta as part of Biafra
Heaters gonna hate.
Yorubas has noting. They are the same as Benin republic.

Oil has been a curse to this country.
Where we not better as a country without oil?
How was the strength of the Naira before oil?
Where we not better off than Togo and other African countries?
The oil you have been ranting about would soon be a thing of the past.
Every nation is moving away from oil.

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greatermax77:
U are the one that need that education the most because your level of stupidity is nothing to write home about.
Among the Nigerian youths without brain.
A wasteful govt that is rebuilding while bokoharam is still destroying

So you expect the government and other donor agencies to fold hands, watching and waiting for the crisis to end before it starts rebuilding.

In spite of the poor road directions across country,
the federal government has revealed that Nigeria's
roads are far better than what some other
countries in the world can boast of as road
infrastructure. The Minister of Power, Works and
Housing, Babatunde Fashola, made this disclosure
at the just concluded 23rd National Council of
Works meeting in Abuja, pointing out that the
country can no longer depend solely on road maps
which do not cover notable places in the country.

Fashola who said he had visited some countries in
the world and observed that the quality of
materials laid on Nigeria' roads are far better that
what they have over there, added that "While our
ongoing road projects across the nation are still in
various stages of completion, our economic needs
have compelled us to refuse to wait until everything
is done before we begin to confer the benefits of
lane marking and street signage on our people.

"Regardless of the economic situation of the
country, the Ministry has refused to wait for funds
before commencing on marking of roads,
installation of street signs for Nigerians who want
to see good road. We have met in the Ministry and
agreed to compile the list of roads where
significant sections have been completed, and
prepare them for procurement and award of sub-
contracts in collaboration with our main contracts,
and this procurement will then be advertised as
required by law and subject to an open and
competitive bid", Fashola noted.

Speaking on the importance of road signage,
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory FCT,
Muhammad Bello, said road signs are particularly
important in the FCT due to the increasing number
of vehicles plying its roads on a daily basis.
Bello who stated that the Works' meeting was key
to the Capital Territory, added that the outcome of
the deliberations would provide the much needed
input for policy making to address the problem of
inadequate and poor road signage on some of the
Capital's highways.

Represented by the Executive Secretary of FCDA,
Eugene Jubrin, an engineer, the minister said "I
urge you all to bear in mind that your decisions will
have far reaching impact on this administration's
efforts at ensuring improved safety and comfort on
our highways, which is demonstrated by the huge
budgeting provision to the Works sector by the
administration in the last two years." Director,
Highway Planning and Development, Chukwinike
Uzo, an engineer, said the theme of this year's
meeting addressed the need to ensure safety on
the country's roads.

According to him, "The meeting of the National
Council on Works provides a forum in which
stakeholders in the Works sector will deliberate
concerning the road sector with a view to coming
up with the decisions on how to solve problems
associated with the construction and maintenance
of highways/roads in Nigeria", Uzo said.

Mr. Kayode Olagunju, Assistant Corps Marshal,
Policy, Research and Statistics, said that it is at the
Ministry's Council meeting that decisions on roads
are taken in partnership with the FRSC, pointing out
that the FRSC produces standard road details in
line with the 1968 convention which are meant to
give direction to road users across the country

"Those signs are meant to inform, they are meant
to direct, they are also useful in guiding officers
who work. If there are dangers ahead the road
signs will tell you for example, a sign to let you
know that there a narrow bridge or bend ahead, so
that before you get there, you are already aware of
it, and you will know how to slow down to avoid
danger", Olagunju said.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201707250456.html

cjrane:
Lies from the pit of Hell!

The Nigerian government is drilling more oil wells in the Delta and polluting the area. May militants just save the land by destroying those wells and pipelines polluting our lands,

Dude. Did you just read what you posted?
If the bombing continues your land would be polluted even further.
Your water, the air you breathe will be contaminated.
I do not care whether you or anyone likes it but we have to diversify for so many reasons but it doesn't mean we should abandon oil.
It just should not be our only or major source of revenue.
In years to come the Niger Delta region would become infertile if those militants do not stop and the government do not desist from extorting and cheating the region.

I honestly don't believe either of you should be contesting.

Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has said
he will suspend his Presidential ambition in 2019 if
President Muhammadu Buhari will be running.
He said this in Owerri, the Imo State capital, when
he addressed youth delegates from all the geo-
political zones of the country, who paid him a
courtesy visit.

Okorocha stressed that President Buhari meant
well for the nation and should be given all the
support he deserved.
He added that he will not also run at any given time
unless 10 million Nigerians would endorse him.
The governor said: “I will not run in 2019 if
President Muhammadu Buhari will be running. Even
at that, I will not also run at any given time unless
10 million Nigerians endorse me.


“May I remind all of you that my joy this evening
has no bounds for the singular fact that the Hausa,
Yoruba, Igbo, Ijaw, northern minorities, western
and eastern minorities, Muslims and Christians and
others can sit down in a roundtable and speak like
members of one family. If only for this, my mission
for this nation is today achieved.

“I am an Igbo man with Igbo parentage. I was born
and raised in the north. The north gave me
education, guaranteed my childhood, even when I
was not worthy to be called anybody in this world.
“I did all my schooling— primary, secondary and
tertiary— in the northern part of this country. I
finished and needed to be successful and wealthy.
My encounter with someone from the South-West
gave me the financial empowerment.

“So you can see that in my person, I have no
choice whatsoever but to be a detribalized
Nigerian, having been born of Igbo parentage,
raised up by the North and empowered by the
West. Nigeria remains my constituency.
“Most of you may not know that I am not in politics
for self-aggrandizement or as a means to seek
livelihood. I am in this job for the glory of the job,
not for the profit and for the honour of this job, not
for the wealth in it.
“I believe that one day it will become a manifest
truth that somebody somewhere really cared for
this nation.
“In my quiet time have I gone through lamentations,
thinking about our nation and particularly. So is the
youth of Nigeria, believe me, if our youths are not
alright, our nation can never be alright.”


http://dailypost.ng/2017/07/25/2019-will-suspend-presidential-ambition-buhari-will-running-okorocha/

sekxy:
after using ND oil...they will dump them like piece of rag...destroying their water and land..

How have the ND helped themselves?
Yes. The government(S) have failed them but they have also shot themselves in the foot by continuously defending looters from their region and failing to hold them accountable.

Most of the funds used in the North east are not even from the government purse but from Donors around the world and NGOs.

One heartbroken fellow spotted above me.
Two actually.

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This has left many heartbroken.

Valro:
I believe these are the things we are talking about,some extremist morons from the North woke up and decided to turn their region into ashes and the money for rebuilding them is obviously gonna come from the "Niger-Delta oil"...And you tell me not to protest.

Have you held the NDDC accountable for the lion share allocation that they have been receiving?

Or your state governments for looting recklessly?

Or the immediate past president who happens to be a Niger Deltan?

The Acting-President, Yemi Osinbajo, has revealed
plans to kick-off the implementation of a
comprehensive rebuilding plan for North-East
areas that were ravaged in recent years of Boko
Haram insurgency.

He made this known Monday night when he
presided over a meeting that was attended by the
Chief of Staff to the President, Abba Kyari; the
National Security Adviser (NSA), Banagana
Monguno; the Minister of Defence, Mansur Dan-Ali;
the Governor of Borno State, Kashim Shettima, and
the service chiefs.

“The plan is very clear, we all know what direction
we should be headed,” he said while referring to
the reconstruction of the North-East region.
According to a statement signed by Laolu Akande,
his spokesman, the Acting President said while the
whole region was intended to be covered
eventually, the plan opens with Bama Local
Government Area of Borno State.

He said: “Under what has been termed as the
Bama Initiative, the Federal Government will
contribute 67% of the funding, while Borno State
would provide the balance of 33.

“Under the Bama Initiative, covering towns such
Bama, Banki, Gulumba Gara and others, the
Federal Government in partnership with the Borno
State government is expected to carry out actual
re-construction of houses for the return of
Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) as well as
provide infrastructure such as roads for Bama
town and adjoining communities.

“The Initiative will also see to the kitting and
deployment of thousands of police officers and
officers of the National Security and Civil Defence
Corps who are expected to be trained for the
special task. Equally, 20 doctors, 100 nurses and
other relevant health officers are to be recruited to
provide essential health services for the town, in
addition to the employment of teachers who will be
deployed to 18 new schools to be constructed in
the areas.

“Road re-construction projects are also featured
under the Bama Initiative which is now under
exploration, including the rehabilitation of
Maiduguri-Bama-Daral Jamal-Banki road network.
The welfare of returnees is also a major priority of
the plan, ensuring a comprehensive support
programme for IDPs as they return,” the statement
added.

The implementation of the plan which includes
several towns is an initiative that would lead to the
construction of 3000 new homes, 10 police
stations, 18 primary and secondary schools, health
centres, as well as creation of Special Bama Squad
for security and the recruitment of 1500 local
hunters as ‘Agro Rangers’ among others, is
expected to kick-off in weeks.

http://dailypost.ng/2017/07/25/osinbajo-told-kyari-shettima-nsa-service-chiefs-behind-closed-doors/

sarrki:
It will reset a lot of Brain

LOL. Especially that of our leaders. They ought to quit depending on oil allocations. But the ND would suffer the most.

How will the Niger Delta survive this?

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo on Monday
declared that the days in which no single
revenue would be generated from crude oil
were fast approaching.


Osinbajo, who spoke at the Extra-ordinary
Session of the Council of Ministers of the
African Petroleum Producers Organisation in
Abuja, noted that technology was fast
depleting the usefulness of crude oil .

He said, “ This session holds at a very
significant time for our continent and
countries. A time when we as a continent and
indeed the rest of the world are witnessing
volatility in the petroleum market, and by
implication, our local economies.

“ Over the last three years or so, oil producing
countries across the world have experienced
the full impact of the drop in oil prices with
significant negative impact on government
revenues and budgets and on the value of
national currencies .

“ Almost every major oil importing country
today has embarked on an aggressive non-
fossil fuel alternative programme . China,
Japan and some Scandinavian states have
already set dates within the next 10 to 15
years to produce and use only electric
vehicles . The zero oil days are clearly around
the corner .”

Osinbajo noted that although the prosperity
of Africa lies in its human resources and
talents , and not in anything extracted from
the earth, it was still important to upgrade to
the trending technologies across the globe.

“ As the world begins to move in the direction
of alternative and clean energy , the reform of
the APPO should factor in these new realities
and aim to reposition the organisation as a
clear leader in this regard ,” he added.

The Minister of State for Petroleum
Resources , Ibe Kachikwu , had earlier in his
address buttressed the acting President’ s
points , as he noted that crude oil was at the
verge of fading away as a result of
improvements in technology.

Kachikwu said , “ Technology is moving at a
fast pace. The oil world is fast disappearing .
With current trends in technology and
environmental concerns, it is clear that over
the next 20 to 30 years, oil will become a
fading if not a faded product.

“ Which means that most countries that
harbour oil have only about 30 years’ span to
harness, explore, find and enjoy the full
benefits of oil. Because after that, most
consumers of oil would have moved on to a
cleaner source of energy .”

He told ministers and delegates from other
countries that it had become absolutely
imperative for member countries of the
APPO to start looking at the African crude oil
market and to fashion out ways of protecting
and expanding it .

http://punchng.com/zero-oil-revenue-days-fast-approaching-says-osinbajo/

FFK should be ignored.

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