₦airaland Forum

presido1:
Is this thread dying or what?

iceblue:
LMAO!!

fellow nigerians as the first female president, i will ensure that housewives are paid salaries, you men take compulsory courses in house keeping, cooking and child care in the universities, and surround my self with the finest hunks in town as my special advisers, ministers, et c, you know.

also, to curb the niger delta problem, i will send the hottest, most dangerous chicks in the army undercover to pose as ashawo in order to have easy access to take them out. if there are none, we will send them to the US for training before sending them into the 'field'. guys u have to admit that it is really beyond you. when all other weapons fail - send a woman!

finally, you should all take my advice and vote for me, or i will use my influence to make your girlfriends and wives starve you!

iceblue:
aawwwww!!!!! u men afraid of a little FEMALE competition?

iceblue:
LMAO!!

fellow nigerians as the first female president, i will ensure that housewives are paid salaries, you men take compulsory courses in house keeping, cooking and child care in the universities, and surround my self with the finest hunks in town as my special advisers, ministers, et c, you know.

also, to curb the niger delta problem, i will send the hottest, most dangerous chicks in the army undercover to pose as ashawo in order to have easy access to take them out. if there are none, we will send them to the US for training before sending them into the 'field'. guys u have to admit that it is really beyond you. when all other weapons fail - send a woman!

finally, you should all take my advice and vote for me, or i will use my influence to make your girlfriends and wives starve you!

michelin89:
Who would be so desperate to hook up with you?

Even Uzzyan has seen you are not worth it.

Ahahahhahahah!

Loser!

pumping777:
Unfortunately this is no longer possible and it will be bad if they did anyway because over-dilution is another problem. See what is happening to Oceanic.

Due to new SEC rules, companies can only accommodate a maximum of 25% oversubscription in a PO.

pumping777:
Nothing to fear as long as you are not hit too hard by oversubscription. I am in that train too (That one is not a jet).

Remember that PO subscribers to the PHB offer are entitled to bonus and/or dividends. Now if we recall that the PO was at N17. N17 Naira? Chei. End of story. I think there is assurance of good capital gains on the stock via the PO.

Oversubscription is another story.

tufe:
has the TS on bank PHB been lifted?

eldee:
Has the winne been annouced yet cus the people are begging me to enter for a third term. . .

ndubest:
Greed Greed and Greed
Disposing national asset for personal gains

Court martial

Those guys should be looking at life imprisonment (if found guilty) not just DISGRACEFULLY DISCHARGED

Uzzyan:
Asi m ka bia tuo unu afa.
Mana onweghi onye m furu
Mba kitaa ka fake batara
Fakeeeeeeeeee kee kwanu ka the going na e go.

Uzzyan:
Dee i hate been a snub.
Nyways it is all ended.

Abeg Faky send the link nowwwwwwwww

THERE have been startling revelations about how army officers sold weapons to militant groups in the Niger Delta. According to investigations, thousands of AK-47 rifles, General Purpose Machine guns (GPMGs) and ammunition are said to be missing from the Nigerian Army Central Ordinance Depot in Kaduna.

Upon investigation as ordered by President Umaru Yar’Adua, the missing arms and ammunition were discovered to have been sold to militants in the Niger Delta.

The President, according to sources, ordered the investigations following a discovery by the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Luka Yusuf, that many of the arms and ammunition that the militant groups were using to kill soldiers of the Joint Task Forces in the Niger Delta were similar to those in the army armoury.

Investigations then revealed that agents of the groups from the area had, indeed, engaged in several arms purchases from the Army’s Central Ordinance depot in Kaduna to the surprise of the Army chief and the Federal Government. Consequently, 15 officers of the Nigerian Army, including three Colonels, two Lieutenant Colonels, one Major and about 10 NCOs are currently facing a court martial at the Infantry Centre and School in Jaji, Kaduna.