Politics › Re: President Goodluck Is In Danger! - Prophet by executinal(m): 11:44am On Jul 25, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Rival Group Drops Threat Leaflets In 10 Northern States by executinal(m): 6:24pm On Jul 24, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: US Removes Nigeria From Terror List by executinal(m): 3:01pm On Jul 24, 2011 |
Abeg the name should be there. Until BOKO face the US loi  |
Romance › Re: What Is The Difference Between A Relationship And A Friendship? by executinal(m): 7:58pm On Jul 23, 2011 |
talk true: Simply put: Relationship is a superior part of friendship GBAM  |
Politics › Re: President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Approval Rating by executinal(m): 7:51pm On Jul 23, 2011 |
strangest: very true
I have warned you to STOP smoking cheap we.ed, its just not good for you, [/quote
@bolded loi cheap Ganja  |
Romance › Re: Those That Have Been Broken Hearted Before, Share Your Experience Here. by executinal(m): 7:41pm On Jul 23, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Home | News | Jonathan Backs Push For New Revenue Formula..... by executinal(m): 6:39pm On Jul 23, 2011 |
Good development, GEJ speed up the transformation  |
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Politics › Re: Former Ig Okiro Ordered To Pay N50 Million Over Shady Land Deals by executinal(m): 9:23pm On Jul 22, 2011 |
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Romance › Re: She Is Married But Kept Calling And Sending Romantic Messages by executinal(m): 12:16pm On Jul 22, 2011 |
dipxy004: This girl was a class mate, i love her and it was obvious we had a crush on each other but we both knew we couldn't date cos she's a conc. muslim and i on the other side a christian. so we became more than a friend but we couldn't call ourselves lovers, we spend most times together telling ourselves thing some lover may not even say.
Now she is married but she will not stop calling me and sending messages, she wouldn't want me to ask or talk about her husband, she will always insist she want to hear some compliment or romantic word from me after each session of call, she often ask me the question "why will she be married wit someone and her heart will be with someone else" and i'm always the first she will call( even before her husband) when in distress.
The truth on my part is she got some qualities I'd wanted in a girl that is making me powerless to resist her. The most scary part of this story is the night she called and she was speaking as though she was possessed after a series of discussion though, that no matter what as happened, that she will always have me. i was short of words and confused. At that time i realized i'm in big trouble. Nairalanders pls come to my aid Guy fire on the mountain Run run run run,  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria In The 60s/70s. Sights And Sounds by executinal(m): 9:05am On Jul 22, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Boko Haram Sect Splits by executinal(m): 9:49pm On Jul 21, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Air Nigeria Begins Direct Flights To Abuja, Enugu, Owerri by executinal(m): 8:20pm On Jul 20, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Nigerian Militants Challenge Boko Haram ! For Real by executinal(m): 12:23pm On Jul 20, 2011 |
[quote author=haka_nai link=topic=716674.msg8749442#msg8749442 date=1311112884]Nigerian militants challenge Boko Haram 2011-07-19 21:33 line Related Links kalahari.com The Invisible Cure: Africa, the West and the Fight Against AIDS The Invisible Cure: Africa, the West and the Fight Against AIDS Was R286.95 Now R258.26 buy now Abuja - Another group of militants from Nigeria's oil rich Niger Delta region on Tuesday threatened to confront members of Boko Haram, an Islamist sect responsible for the recent spate of bombings across the north-east of the country. The group, calling itself the Niger Delta Indigenous Movement, has warned against further attacks by the sect, saying it was prepared to take the current "terrorist battle" to their door step - a move observers fear may spark civil strife in Africa's most populous nation. The group called on northern political and religious leaders to choose between the continued existence of Nigeria as one country or opt for the "extremist Islamic militant group" Boko Haram. "We have been watching with total dismay the activities of Boko Haram in some parts of the country and we hereby warn that enough is enough," Nelly Emma, Secretary General of the group said. "Boko Haram must give peace a chance, stop disturbing one of our own, President Jonathan, as we are not going to take it easy with anybody or group of persons trying to make the country ungovernable for the president," she continued. Jonathan, a native of the Niger Delta region, has vowed to tackle insecurity in the country while emphasising dialogue as a means of dealing with Boko Haram. Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the sect, Ali Teshako, said they were prepared for the militants and accused them of being sponsored by the government. Ali, whose parents are Christians, said Boko Haram's grievances against the government were just, adding that no particular religion was being targeted. Boko Haram, which first gained notoriety in 2008, is protesting against what it says is the Westernization of northern Nigeria, where the country's Muslim population is concentrated. The introduction of sharia law in the 19 northern states is among the conditions it has named for a peace deal. A similar peace deal extended to militants in the Niger Delta region in 2009 brought an initial end to many years of conflict over non-development of the area by oil companies.[/quote]This will be Nigeria ethnic war part two  BOKO ALIMALS VS MEND |
Health › Re: Dirty Socks Could Help Fight Malaria: Researcher by executinal(m): 2:47pm On Jul 17, 2011 |
giwa1: MONTREAL - The odor of dirty socks can be used to lure mosquitoes into a deadly trap before they can spread malaria, a US and Canadian-funded researcher based in Africa said Wednesday.
Dr. Fredros Okumu, of the Ifakara Health Institute in Tanzania, discovered through an experiment that mosquitoes were more attracted to the odor of filthy feet than to live humans sleeping in the same area.
For more Details - http://ascology.com/news/health/16939-Dirty-socks-could-help-fight-malaria-Researcher.html [/quote
Dr I gbadu your stile, carry on with your dirty promo. I hope the research is for your family alone?  |
Politics › Re: Senators, Reps Back Amnesty For Boko Haram by executinal(m): 2:39pm On Jul 17, 2011 |
[quote author=#Afanna link=topic=714431.msg8726463#msg8726463 date=1310790560][b]Senators, Reps back amnesty for Boko Haram On July 16, 2011 · In News , By INALEGWU SHAIBU, Abuja MEMBERS of the Na tional Assembly from Borno state yesterday asked President Goodluck Jonathan to grant the alleged terrorist group Boko Haram an unconditional amnesty to quell the menace of the sect in the state. The unrest in the state also led to the rescue of over 50 students of Cross River origin who were stranded in the University of Maiduguri by Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba. The legislators under the Borno State Caucus of the National Assembly, led by Senator Maina Maji Lawan also asked President Jonathan to withdraw the Joint Military Task Force, JTF from Maiduguri, the state capital and negotiate with the sect. Senator Maji Lawan accompanied by Senators Mohammed Ndume, Ahmed Zana, and House of Representatives members Amuna Khadi, Muktar Aliyu and Kyari Gugbawu told journalists in Abuja that the presence of JTF has escalated violence in Maduguri. The Caucus observed that the use of force by the JTF will not bring an end to the crisis, while lamenting that the JTF has sacked Maiduguri through senseless killings of innocent Nigerians and burning of houses and cars. He said, “We the National Assembly members from Borno State, having met and reviewed the security situation vis-à-vis the increased deployment of troops and other security agencies, observe that the situation is deteriorating by the day causing untold hardship on the innocent citizens. “The caucus is further worried by the mass exodus of people with its attendant and concomitant effect of rendering people refugees. We are also worried by the closure of academic institutions, banks and other business as well as relevant agencies. “The caucus resolves as follows; urged the President and Commander-in-Chief to order for the withdrawal of the military from Maiduguri and its environs. The Federal Government should engage the Yusufiya group in dialogue in order to find a lasting solution to the crisis.” On amnesty being the best option to tackle Boko Haram, he said, “Giving the situation and the intense pressure that our people are going through we have been compelled to make our position public and demand that the Nigeria state act in the best interest of innocent people and that institution of state should first and foremost protect the lives and property of innocent individuals and citizens. “In a situation whereby pay organs of authority are the source of the greatest agony of the people, we have no choice but to come and make this statement on behalf of the good people that elected us. “After painfully looking at the situation and our immediate history in this part of the country and other areas, in the Niger Delta region a similar situation has arisen where Joint Task Forces under all source of vices were sent they ransacked Odi, they ransacked homes and villages in the name of searching for militants, but what did it comes out with, it only succeeded in aggravating the situation as it is now aggravating the situation, because the victims are now becoming victims of state hands down instead of victims of the suppose militants or terrorist group. “And ultimately what happened in Niger Delta, it is not the brute force that brought out the solution, it is the unconditional amnesty granted by government where accordingly calling for similar approach. “Dialogue should commence with unconditional amnesty so that when people are coming to the table they are not coming with swords and guns pointing in their necks and heads. We believe that engaging the Yusufia elements in an honest dialogue will yield a better result and will give us a more positive outcome, will bring us peace and stability to Maiduguri and subsequently to northern Nigeria and Nigeria.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/07/senators-reps-back-amnesty-for-boko-haram/[/b][/quote]What is Jona still waiting for? get this bastards arrested, from their point, i understand that the are the main sponsor of this so called BOKO HARAM IDIOTS. Wonder shall never end. Give amnesty to terrorist? damn  |
Politics › Re: Ijaw Monitoring Group Wants Sambo Deployed To Borno! by executinal(m): 2:23pm On Jul 17, 2011 |
stiyke: How can you compare Bush to Sambo?? Bush na spirit, with godly form and powers. Sambo na mere mortal , abi you wan chop sambo suya?   |
Events › Re: Happy Birthday Seun Osewa by executinal(m): 2:08pm On Jul 17, 2011 |
HBD pal  |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Lagos, Delta, Ekiti Evacuate Over 1, 500 Students From Borno by executinal(m): 3:25pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=714393.msg8728322#msg8728322 date=1310823332]what enemy line ain't we all nigerians again  [/quote]I doubt if we are one Nigeria any more. Similar thing (BOKO HARAM KILLING) lead to Biafra war in 1967  |
Business › Re: Mike Adenuga Might Be Africa’s Richest Man - Forbes by executinal(m): 3:17pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
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Sports › Re: Ghana Denies Using Juju Against Dream Team V by executinal(m): 3:08pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
Nigeria used JUJU in Benin to win, and Ghana also use JUJU to win, so the equation is balanced. Silly complain by Nigeria players.  |
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Earns N1m Monthly And Others Earns: by executinal(m): 3:03pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
Ifecotag: •Senators earns more than VP, Senate President The Sun Publishing Saturday, July 16, 2011
With the authentic figures by the RMAFC, it means the four-year tenure of Mr. President will fetch him a total of N56m in salaries and allowances.
A table of the emoluments of all political office holders in the nation and those of judiciary made available at the commission’s website listed the figures.
With this revelation of what used to inhabit the realm of conjecture and secrecy, RMAFC must have laid to rest the argument on how much is spent on the members of the National Assembly (NASS) for instance, or elicited another season of hairsplitting.
The question of the earnings of the members of the NASS has been a vexed issue for a long time that towards the end of the Sixth NASS, the members earned recrimination and name calling for sitting on the wealth of the nation to the exclusion of other citizens. The matter remained at the front burner especially after the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria in a public lecture dropped a claim that the NASS spends about 25 percent of the overhead of the federal budget.
Saturday Sun’s access of the RMAFC site revealed the earnings of other top officers of the state as well. That also includes the details that the number two citizen, Mr. Vice President earns a take home of N12.12m per annum or N48.48m for the four years he will be in office.
Similarly, the Senate President earns, from RMAFC approvals, about N8.7m per annum or a monthly gross emolument of N724,570.73. The Deputy Senate President earns a little less with a total package of N8.08m in a year or N673,506.97 at the end of every month.
But you can easily see what looks like a discrepancy in the earnings of these major senatorial officers and others inferior to them. Every other senator earns N12,766,320 annually or a monthly take of N1,063,860. With that package, a senator earns more than the Vice President. That means it is more lucrative to be a senator than answer the VP. The commission has explanation for that. It is because most of the allowances for principal officers of the senate and other bodies come in kind whereas the rest get theirs in cash. The second wing of the NASS had its emoluments also published by the commission, and indicated that the Speaker of the House takes home N4.95m in a year or N412,851 per month, as his deputy earns N4.574m in a year and N381,172.38 per month.
The rest of the members of the House are paid N9.529m annually or a breakdown of N794,085 in a month. The principal officers of the NASS earn higher than the ordinary members and also the two chief officers. If you have a relation that was appointed a minister and you took out advertorials congratulating him or rolled out the red carpet in celebration, you might not get much in return for the investment. RMAFC revealed in its table of emoluments that a minister, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation and Head of Service earn a paltry N2.02m in a year as basic salary or a total emolument of N7.801m with a monthly take of N650,136.67. So with about 40 ministers in Jonathan’s cabinet, the nation spends about N312.4m on their salaries in a year or N1.248b in the four-year tenure.
However, the presidents special advisers and others enjoy a package of a basic N1.942m in a year or a gross pay of N7.091m with a breakdown sum of N590,957.81 total monthly salary with the allowances. RMAFC indicated that the pay listed here is not inclusive of what it called ‘non-regular allowances’. These include the controversial furniture allowance that comes once in four years, accommodation, annual leave, severance gratuity, vehicle loan indicated as optional, duty tour and estacode per night. The rest of the allowances are denominated in naira with the exception of estacodes that come in US dollars.
With the 20 Special Advisers recently approved for Mr. President as part of his team two weeks ago, the state will cough out N141.830m to pay them in a year or N567,319,496m in the four years the tenure will last. The RMAFC chart also included senior judicial officers from the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Supreme Court justices, justices of the Court of Appeal, the Federal High Court judges, state High Court judges and the chief judges of the state and the federal high courts. The CJN earns N6.727m gross annual income and N560,662.08 in a month, whereas other Supreme Court Justices and the President of the Court of Appeal labour for a package of N10,899,284 and a monthly pay of N908,273.67.
Before you take all these figures as absolute truth or make disputations, there is a caveat or a proviso the RMAFC left for Nigerians. It explained in its posting that “any other salaries, allowances or others being enjoyed by any political or public office holder outside those provided by the law or determined by the Commission from time to time in accordance with the constitution, are not known to the Commission.” RMAFC also urged anti-corruption agencies, the police and other enforcers of the ethics of good governance to hold accountable the relevant accounting officer that made such extra-statutory emolument available to the officer.
I no fit shout. May God help and rescue us. Not real, were is the link? presido and co earning this pea nut? umbelievable |
Celebrities › Re: Hilda Dokubo Returns To Nollywood Movies by executinal(m): 2:52pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
oya start cry now  |
Romance › Re: Only Married Men Ask Me Out! by executinal(m): 2:48pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
qualified: PLS HELP, I need help. i'm 32 years old, good-looking lady (sorry, i cant post my pix here) but the problem is that only married men have been asking me out, no young guy has come along for awhile now.
what could really be the problem, i'm slim, dress fine and decently.
since i cant date someone's husband, i ve been 'dateless' for a year now is it peculiar to Abuja, or just me? Damn, lets hook up,  |
Politics › Re: Jonathan: Nigeria Is Not A Failed State by executinal(m): 2:35pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
Eko Ile: In what way is it not a failed state? How many of our many problems have they not failed to take care of?
Corruption - Fail
Infrastructure - Fail
Education - Fail
Health care - Fail
Security - Fail
Transportation - Fail
Governance - Fail
Leadership - Fail BOKO HARAM - FAIL  Naija is a failed state. Jona no excuse  |
Politics › Re: Don’t Emulate Me, Soyinka Tells Younger Generation by executinal(m): 2:28pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
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Sports › Re: Nigerian Forward Ekigho Ehiosun Joins Turkish Club- Samsunspor by executinal(m): 2:07pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
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TV/Movies › Re: Wich Do You Prefer: Nigerian Or American Movies? by executinal(m): 2:04pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
[quote author=player_007 link=topic=713678.msg8719543#msg8719543 date=1310683680]Personaly i realy don't like watching Nigerian films for so many reasons. 1 Most of the actors are fake 2 No good story line in most of the movies 3 No energy from most of the actors, some (not all) are wack and fake. 4 Most of the movies are predictable cuz by looking at the posters you will be able to figure out what happend or will happen in the movie 5 Just imagine someone actualy writeing or directing a movie from part 1 to part 5 with the same story line just to make money. Even though i don't watch there movies again the only real actors i admire in the nigerian movie industry are Stella damascus and Richard mofe damijo.[/quote]From your options, why don't you include non of the above and others. Because i like Idian Movies. AMERICA full with so much tricks  Nigeria movie full of winches and wizards / ogboni and co  , But Indian movies is the best  |
Politics › Re: 700 Bombs Intercepted In Fct. by executinal(m): 1:42pm On Jul 16, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Ahmadinejad Invites Jonathan To Visit Iran by executinal(m): 4:05pm On Jul 15, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: Jtf Accuses Borno Elders Of Backing Boko Haram by executinal(m): 3:31pm On Jul 15, 2011 |
namfav: how is having men like nwaogbo going to solve the problem in borno he doesn't understand the region his voice to the situation in the region will not be more improtant than the elders, calling elders supporters of anyone because they are against military (nwaogbo's ignorant command) presence in maiduguri, the elders know better than the military and jonathan military should not be an option, it did not work in 2009 and it will not work today, he should not tell us that they know who they kill, they killed a 13 year old boy recently, anyone who dies in a line of fire is a terrorist? even developed countries like america do not leave civilians unharmed so he should not lie to us, mtschew Rubbish  |