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Am expecting your Obituary pasted across Africa soon ( Apc or Pdp) just die right now |
Gays are worse than an animail apcmustwin: |
Lair Mohamed is the reason Buhari is sick. This news can make some people spend more time drinking beer tonight at a bar |
I don't see any insult there oga. Don't dish threats to people because you are in a position to ban cause it won't change the fact that he didn't say " anyone is directly stupid". If your boss went to school at least we would have a detailed report on oil export today. sarrki: |
Bros rest well. At least U gave your beautiful out to a billionaire before leaving us to 500ngn - 1$. |
Are you gay? apcmustwin: |
Yorubas redefined Yahoo from 419scam of the igbos |
This your moniker will be ashamed of u if it could speakout rightnow Jesusloveyou: |
you are already ashamed by his statement but it's even more shameful that you can still comment sarrki: |
Don't kill this man naaa bros.lol three: |
Please send more Goodnews upfront so sarrki and his gang can stop the E-war |
Oh I see my brothers.... Like the one wey I see for Orita police state IB, Oyo 2weeks ago. Na small girll e dey pay to bleep everyday. |
So that Sword don cut all the arteries for buhari body finish?.. amazing |
Well you can call it anything you wish to call it. It's called Biblical principle. Everyone's see things differently and wherever you find yourself you act based on the guide. You don't grow green apples in Nigeria. BlueRayDick: |
No wonder they inserted 2Bn into our budget of recovery..lol |
100% expulsion if I was the principal also. Been spirikoko has nothing to do with morality of school standards. This is where conjuring of demons and occults begins but I know with your last comment shows you can never phantom a tiny of the understanding of the workings of this Realm. The Real Christians which is why they ban many things from their churches but some have incorporate them back in another disguise which is there business. The world is bigger than what you see and the battle for religious supremacy is just a programmed system people like you feed your life on. Enjoy it while the boy is expelled 10times over BlueRayDick: |
Another land the state govt plan on taking over very very soon. Wicked govt |
Change is back too. Lol |
There has never been hope before change came and do the final rights on the nation. Our Country has no one who is willing to sacrifice for our liberation since 1904. What we have is just fabricated and exaggerated heroes who is just a face for we gullible masses to look upto and never for the leaders to do same. The reason the nation has no identity mario383: |
The kitchen Captain also have football age that she used to sign up for zaaa ozaa Rhuum. Am 16yrs too |
Bros. Give him fame and he will end up a celebrity junkie like Tiwa and the likes. Life is not all about fame and money but self fulfilment and with a meaningful legacy. The school have a structure in place and they know the kind of kids they want to bring up which that kid just crossed. If you think the only wrong a child can do is anything sexual then you need to rethink your values of morality. BlueRayDick: |
You don't need to receive more sense sir. You have made enough alteady therefore, I totally agree with your comment. True talk akanbiaa: |
mainug:Hey. I have none sorry. |
Na so. Some people died to make sure these guys were elected. to even think many Igbos in those areas voted PDP in by all means makes it more interesting. This is what you will continue to see In a country where Looting is the real deal than governance. They will still defect to a new Party in 2031 then blame it on APC and PDP which is just a name. The people who make up the same party are the ones dinning together everyday and they will be spending your tax + oil income at an Hotel with oloshos while Sarrki (with his Zombie gangs) and wailers fight over them them. Nigeria as a country has no identity and we can't literally say " this is what we stand for", Hence our politicians only go for what we know Nigeria for, Looting position and easy access to power with command. Welcome to a Nation with a cloned President |
The Nigerian fulani lead army is a disgrace and the Govr is a slime. They want ti disarm the people that village including their hunters for the invading herdsmen ti have a filled day. I feel sorry for this failed state |
The only threat to Buhari's impulse on sick bed or 6ft |
Na hell sure pass for both pdp and apc |
If them fit Ponse bash Ali reach Coma ward then what chance does an ordinary citizen have with our govt. Graveyard as they did Ipob and Shiite |
We are in a nation of cabals and no amount of NASS pressure can make that happen anytime soon. We are just gonna continue this way for a longer while till we have no more oil. |
Raji Oyewumi, an activist, has asked a Federal High Court in Abuja to disqualify Senate President Bukola Saraki, and 10 other senators from participating in the screening and confirmation of Ibrahim Magu as the substantive chairman of EFCC. Mr. Oyewumi, an anti-corruption crusader, in a suit filed in the court on Tuesday, alleged that Mr. Saraki and other senators joined in the suit would be biased if allowed to screen Magu. Joined in the suit dated February 13, are senators Godswill Akpabio, Jonah Jang, Aliyu Wammako, Stella Oduah, Theodore Orji and Rabiu Kwankwaso. Also joined in the suit are senators Ahmed Sani, Danjuma Goje, Joshua Dariye and Abdullahi Adamu. Others are the Clerk of the National Assembly, the Senate, the Attorney-General of the Federation and Mr. Magu. According to Mr. Oyewumi, the senators cannot be fair in the screening and confirmation of Magu, since all of them have pending cases before the EFCC. According to him, Mr. Saraki and others are threatened by the leadership of Mr. Magu as EFCC chairman. He asked the court to determine whether the senate president and other senators would not violate the provisions of Section 56, 172 of paragraph 1 and 9 of the fifth schedule to the 1999 constitution if they participate in screening Magu. He prayed the court for an injunction restraining the senate president from presiding over or participating in the screening, deliberation and voting on the nomination of Magu as EFCC chairman. In the affidavit in support of the originating summons, the activist said that the senate president exhibited bias against the confirmation of Magu. He said the bias was shown when he failed or refused to read the President’s letter on the floor of the Senate until three weeks after. No date has been fixed for the hearing of the matter. (NAN) http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/223570-activist-wants-court-bar-saraki-oduah-nine-others-screening-magu-efcc-chairman.html
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Babachir Lawal is at work again...Buhari's saints |
February 15, 2017Press Release Knowing the real owners of companies in the oil and gas sector is critical to checking corruption, money laundering, drug and terrorism financing, tax avoidance and evasion, the Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, Waziri Adio, has said. Mr. Adio, who was addressing a consultative forum on Open Government Partnership in Abuja on Tuesday, said although knowing how much companies paid, as well as how much government received in taxes, royalty, rents, etc. were important, they were not enough to check corruption. Identifying Nigeria’s membership of Open Government Partnership as a timely platform to push for disclosure of beneficial owners of companies in the extractive industries, Mr. Adio called on government to enact a special legislation to compel companies to make public the names and identities of their real owners. He urged the President to issue an Executive Order making beneficial ownership disclosure mandatory by extractive industries companies in Nigeria. Such legislation, the NEITI boss explained, could be made part of the Petroleum Industry and Governance Bill and should also constitute amendments to the Companies and Allied Matters Act. Mr. Adio announced that already nine countries, including Nigeria, have published EITI reports disclosing the beneficial owners of several companies operating in the industry. Besides, he said 43 Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative-implementing countries have published roadmaps on beneficial ownership, with 20, including Nigeria, planning to establish public registers of beneficial owners by 2020. The Executive Secretary said NEITI published a road map on beneficial ownership disclosure which provided clear definition of who beneficial owners were, details to be disclosed and institutional framework required for effective implementation of beneficial ownership disclosure. The document also defined who politically exposed persons were and their reporting obligations, challenges around data collection, reliability, accessibility, timeliness, providing clear guidelines on them. He identified the absence of specific legal framework making beneficial ownership disclosure mandatory as a major challenge to the implementation of ownership transparency in Nigeria. Mr. Adio, however, acknowledged the existence of laws like the Companies and Allied Matters Act, Freedom of Information Act, Code of Conduct and Tribunal Act and Public Complaints Commission Act as relevant legislations for beneficial ownership. “There are other policies of the Nigerian government that support efforts at ownership disclosures. They include the Financial Action Task Force, Bank Verification Number, Automation and Access to Corporate Affairs Commission’s register,” he said. Some challenges confronting NEITI, Mr. Adio pointed out, included delay and refusal to provide the real information on the audit templates, confusion over ownership structure (legal), conflict with existing confidentiality agreements, negative perception of beneficial ownership by covered entities (witch hunting), inconsistencies between beneficial ownership disclosures and information in CAC, use of surrogates by politically exposed persons and government officials. The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, who also spoke reiterated government’s commitment to the implementation of beneficial ownership disclosure in Nigeria. “More than ever before, government is determined to implement the legal basis on which beneficial ownership is founded from both an international and national perspectives,” Mr. Malami said, pointing out that some business entities exist solely on paper without the requisite obligation to list the real people who actually own or control them. The EITI defines beneficial owner as the natural person(s) who directly or indirectly benefits from, owns or controls the corporate entity. EITI standard requires that countries must disclose their beneficial owners by January 2020 and recommends establishment of beneficial ownership register. The roadmap developed by NEITI on beneficial ownership envisaged the need for capacity building for all stakeholders that will be involved in the implementation of ownership transparency given the complexity of the extractive industries. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/223553-knowing-real-owners-oil-gas-firms-crucial-curb-corruption-neiti.html#
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