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The term "abomination" typically refers to something that is considered repugnant, detestable, or morally reprehensible. What constitutes an abomination can vary greatly depending on cultural, social, and personal perspectives.

In various contexts, abominations might include:

1. Violations of human rights, such as genocide, torture, or slavery.
2. Cruel or inhumane treatment of animals, like animal abuse or neglect.
3. Environmental degradation or destruction, such as pollution, deforestation, or climate change.
4. Social injustices, like racism, sexism, or discrimination against marginalized groups.
5. Actions that harm or exploit vulnerable individuals, such as children, the elderly, or those with disabilities.

It's essential to recognize that what one person or culture considers an abomination might not be viewed the same way by others. It's crucial to approach these topics with empathy, understanding, and respect for differing perspectives.

Ultimately, the concept of abominations serves as a reminder of the importance of promoting compassion, kindness, and respect for all living beings and the environment.

Do you believe in Abominations? What & What do you consider as Abominations?

Nonexisting1:
Why not add a 41yr old divorcee to make the unfortunate list complete.

And also include a 53 year old childless Widow

pretydiva:
God have mercy on you

Amen

Another Traditional Criminal, Scammer, and Fraudster, masqurading as a Leader.

I can't put mouth in this discussion because I don't discuss what I don't understand anything about it.

Not a guarantee that she does not live an evil life

Meerahbel:
Which of them have you done and indepth analysis about?

None

delan40:
Imagine someone saying this to your mum

Stop being emotional and read it again. Point out what is wrong in it.

If she lived a good life, may her soul Rest in Peace.

If not...

rock003:
Yes, after the armed robber-like EFCC agent had been sent to an early grave because of stupid mode of operation

No grave is actually early. We die when we die.

rock003:
And when you act like a criminal don't complain if you get the criminal treatment

When the main Criminals are caught, then we will know who was the main Criminals that will be locked up.

pretydiva:
I think you should really have a deep conversation with wifey. Let me not conclude yet that she’s self centered/ selfish.

She buying over 10 new shirts for herself , but couldn’t even get you her hubby any even if it’s just one, says a lot about her person.

Just like you rightly said, men should take good care of themselves. No need to do too much, do the best you can and leave the rest. Shikena

Splendid

rock003:
But the EFCC people that invaded people's homes at ungodly hours like armed robbers, they didn't do anything wrong, right?

Sometimes you need to act like a Criminal before you can catch crooked Criminals.

Even after catching Amanda cheating, I begged her not to leave me because I was ready to forgive her. She didn't forgive me for catching her; she left me.

Una 2 dey on Kolos

*NGX HAS NOW REVIEWED MARKET INDICES, AMID ENTRIES & EXITS OF COMPANIES*

The Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) on Thursday announced the results of its full-year market index review for its indices. The Exchange also announced the entries and exits of some companies in the various indices. NGX, in a report, listed the affected indices as NGX 30; NGX Lotus Islamic; NGX Pension; NGX Pension Broad Index; Corporate Governance Index; Afrinvest Bank Value Index and Afrinvest Dividend Yield Index. Others are: Meristem Growth Index; Meristem Value Index; and the five Sectoral Indices of The Exchange – NGX Banking, NGX Insurance, NGX Industrial, NGX Consumer Goods and NGX Oil and Gas. The Exchange said the review had led to the entries and exits of some companies from several indices which took effect at the opening of the market on Thursday.

*NGX 30 Index*: Companies that have now exited out of NGX 30 Index are:
1) Flour Mills Nigeria Plc
2) Guinness Nigeria Plc
3) Sterling Holding Company Plc
4) Total Nigeria Plc

Companies that have now entered into NGX 30 Index are:
1) Conoil Plc
2) International Breweries Plc
3) Oando Plc
4) Transcorp Power Plc

*NGX Consumer Goods Index*: Companies that have now exited out of NGX Consumer Goods Index are:
1) Flour Mills Nigeria Plc

Companies that have now entered into NGX Consumer Goods Index are:
1) Golden Guinea Breweries Plc

*NGX Banking Index*: Companies that have now exited out of NGX Banking Index are:
1) Sterling Holding Company Plc

Companies that have now entered into NGX Banking Index are:
1) Wema Bank Plc

*NGX Insurance Index*: Companies that have now exited out of NGX Insurance Index are:
1) LASACO Assurance Plc
2) Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc

Companies that have now entered into NGX Insurance Index are:
1) Guinea Insurance Plc
2) International Energy Insurance Plc

*NGX Oil and Gas Index*: Companies that have now exited out of NGX Oil and Gas Index are:
1) Japaul Oil and Maritime Services Plc

Companies that have now entered into NGX Oil and Gas Index are:
1) Aradel Holdings Plc
2) MRS Plc
3) Oando Plc

*NGX Pension Index*: Companies that have now exited out of NGX Pension Index are:
1) Cadbury Nigeria Plc
2) Flour Mills Nigeria Plc

Companies that have now entered into NGX Pension Index are:
1) Aradel Holdings Plc
2) Transcorp Power Plc

*NGX Lotus Islamic Index*: Companies that have now exited out of NGX Lotus Islamic Index are:
1) Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc

Companies that have now entered into NGX Lotus Islamic Index are:
1) Aradel Holdings Plc

*NGX Pension Broad Index*: Companies that have now exited out of NGX Pension Broad Index are:
1) Flour Mills Nigeria Plc

Companies that have now entered into NGX Pension Broad Index are:
1) Aradel Holdings Plc

*Afrinvest Dividend Yield Index*: Companies that have now exited out of Afrinvest Dividend Yield Index are:
1) Dangote Cement Plc
2) FCMB Group Plc

Companies that have now entered into Afrinvest Dividend Yield Index are:
1) Red Star Express Plc

*Meristem Growth Index*: Companies that have now exited out of Meristem Growth Index are:
1) Access Bank Plc
2) Zenith Bank Plc

Companies that have now entered into Meristem Growth Index are:
1) FCMB Group Plc

*Meristem Value Index*: Companies that have now exited out of Meristem Value Index are:
1) AIICO Insurance Plc
2) FCMB Group Plc
3) Flour Mills Nigeria Plc
4) Nigerian Breweries

Companies that have now entered into Meristem Value Index are:
1) Access Bank Plc
2) Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc
3) Zenith Bank Plc

Stock Market Indices that did not record any Exit or Entry of Companies, are:
1) *Afrinvest Bank Value Index*
2) *Corporate Governance Index*
3) *NGX Industrial Index*

Designed using the market capitalisation methodology, NGX explained that the indices are re-balanced 2 times in a year, on the 1st business day in January, and on the 1st business day in July, respectively. The Exchange said it had also launched a brand new *NGX Equity-Based Commodity Index*. “This is a broad market commodity index that captures and tracks the collective movements of companies with primary operations in energy, agriculture, mining, metals, and natural resources,” it said. It added that through the Equity-Based Commodity Index, investors are provided with potential exposure to the essential raw materials and natural resources that drive global economic activity. NGX stated that the index’s starting value is set at 1,000.

*NGX Equity-Based Commodity Index*: Companies that have now entered into NGX Equity-Based Commodity Index are:
1) Aradel Holdings Plc
2) Geregu Power Plc
3) Multiverse Mining and Exploration Plc
4) Okomu Oil Palm Plc
5) Presco Plc
6) Seplat Energy Plc
7) Transcorp Power Plc

Commenting, Mr Jude Chiemeka, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), NGX, reiterated that the Exchange continues to blaze the path to becoming Africa’s foremost Securities Exchange. Chiemeka said this would be achieved with innovation and product developments that deepen the market and boost liquidity, thus connecting Nigeria, Africa and the world.
Similarly, Mr Abimbola Babalola, Head, Trading and Products, NGX, noted that the indices are developed, managed and re-balanced 2 times in a year. According to him, this is to allow investors track market movements efficiently and manage their investment portfolios properly.

ruffhandu:
Who is the criminal here, the shooter or the shot?

The Yahoo Boys are the Criminals.

Too many Nigerians are Criminals. There is no excuse for Crime. All Criminals deserve death.

olig:
https://nairametrics.com/2025/01/17/honeywell-chairman-oba-otudeko-reportedly-departs-nigeria-amid-legal-dispute/

I wanted to ask @Mega before, how long could the honey be sweet?

Now, how could this play out for HONYFLOUR?

FBNH, I believe will be well despite many issues relating to both Oba and Ote

81-YEAR-OLD EX-FIRST BANK CHAIRMAN, OBA OTUDEKO, FLEES NIGERIA VIA LAND BORDER, BEFORE COURT ARRAIGNMENT ON FRAUD CHARGES
Oba Otudeko, former Chairman of First Bank, has fled Nigeria ahead of his scheduled arraignment on fraud charges this Monday.
The sudden departure comes amidst a slew of financial disputes and allegations surrounding Otudeko, 81.
Otudeko's exit from the country is linked to the mounting legal pressures and financial disputes he is facing. The businessman left the country via one of the land borders. He was dropped off at the Nigeria-Benin border on Thursday evening by a family member.
When we reached out to Otudeko, his phone number was switched off. Messages sent to his WhatsApp, however, were delivered – but there was no response.
Obafemi Otudeko, his son, did not respond to calls and messages when contacted for comments on his father’s whereabouts and destination.
A Federal High Court in Lagos had fixed Monday, January 20, 2025, for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to arraign the Oba Otudeko and a former First Bank Managing Director, Stephen Olabisi Onasanya, for allegedly looting N12.3 billion from First Bank.
Otudeko and Onasanya are to be arraigned alongside a former board member of Honeywell, Soji Akintayo, and a firm, Anchorage Leisure Limited, connected to Otudeko.
According to the EFCC, the 4 of them committed the fraud in tranches of N5.2 billion, N6.2 billion, N6.150 billion, N1.5 billion and N500 million, between 2013 and 2014 in Lagos,
The 13-count charge, filed by EFCC counsel, Bilikisu Buhari, on January 16, 2025, further claimed that the defendants forged documents to deceive the bank.
The EFCC said Otudeko, Onasanya, Akintayo and Anchorage would be brought before Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke, to whom the case, registered as FHC/L/20C/2025, had been assigned.
Specifically, count 1 accused the defendants of conspiring "to obtain the sum of N12.3 billion from First Bank Limited on the pretence that the said sum represented credit facilities applied for by V-TECH DYNAMIC LINKS LIMITED and Stallion Nigeria Limited, which representation you know to be false."
In count 2, it was alleged that the defendants, on or about November 26, 2013 in Lagos, "obtained the sum of N5.2 billion from First Bank Limited on the pretence that the said sum represented credit facilities applied for by V TECH DYNAMIC LINKS LIMITED which representation you know to be false."
Efforts to contact Dele Oyewale, the EFCC spokesman, were unsuccessful, as attempts to reach him regarding Oba Otudeko's whereabouts were met with silence.
Despite multiple calls to his official phone line on Friday, the line remained unreachable, with a "switch off" message.

Another Religious Criminal, Scammer, and Fraudster

Segewize:
Read the full article on my website - https://oluwasegunonimisi.com/blog/the-city-of-cotonou-through-my-eyes-my-perspective-in-2-years/

Do you want to share with us or you just want to direct us to your blog site?

In fact, get out.

pretydiva:
They are part of the problems we have in this country

A very big menace.

pretydiva:
Just take a look at their bleached faces. Awon pablo. Thank God they met their waterloo

I like the fact that you hate Yahoo Boys