₦airaland Forum

shekone:
Please gurus in the house, my company want to process an END USER CERTIFICATE for a bullet proof SUV we want to sell. How can we go about it? And what are the cost and processes involved?

ALAYORMII:
Ur stupidity deserves an award


Never tot someone can be as stupid as you just did

ALAYORMII:
The artist who drew this more either be drunk or from outer space


It's actually Kano State Coat Of Arms

My bad

ALAYORMII:
Is that the way to correct a mistake??

Was just correcting you too

ALAYORMII:
Work more on your spelling ability

ALAYORMII:
The artist who drew this more either be drunk or from outer space

Odunayaw:
If that could happen am sure it'd have already

nemesis2u:
lol kikuyu1 and i r going into real estate and ur invited too provided u do all the financing

IAF chief is in France becz IAF is in a fuucked up situation , its squadron strength is dropping like flies

IAF wants large numbers of rafale but dassault is playing hard ,asking a steep price for complete TOT under make in India program for the additional rafales. and govt will not sanction any deal without TOT and within reasonable price.

IAF is unwilling to buy gripen E / F16 becz these 2 dont perform well in high altitude regions , there is no nuclear hardening, restricted to convention roles and without full TOT plus charging a high price .

but interestingly

with regard to LCA MK2 dassult is offering pseudo steath technology like spectra suite

Lockheed martin is offering F16 block 70 technology for fitment into LCA MK2

SAAB is offering its gripen E technologies for fitment into LCA MK2

plus there is a geo-political aspect .

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and in return America expects India to buy american fighters F16 followed by F35 .

till now the silver lining for me is the solace that india still has got men who r following and implementing the statecraft of chanakya-chanakyaniti the bible for every aspiring leader /diplomat / intelligence dudes

note:IAF chief is in France to also negotiate for 2nd hand jaguars

Stanleyelege:
Princess Ajudua was present

Stanleyelege:
Are u from Ibusa?

itsdumebi:
Delta Senator Peter Nwaoboshi turned 60 today and to celebrate it, a thanksgiving service was organised in his honour.

Senate president, Bukola Saraki, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, former Governor James Ibori, while speaking at the event, expressed faith in Nigeria's democracy and unity. At the mass which held in St Augustine's Catholic Church, Ibusa, they stated that Nigerians should put the interest of the country first before self.

Delta State Deputy Governor, Barr. Kingsley Otuaro, former Governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan were also at the service which was attended by more than 40 Senators, including Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu; Senate Leader, Ahmed Lawan; and Senate Minority Leader, Godswill Akpabio.  Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Hon. Leo Ogor was also at the service which was attended by the Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr Ibe Kachikwu and his Niger Delta counterpart, Uguru Usani.An array of traditional rulers, Priests and politicians attended the event.

Senator Saraki said, "I want to assure the clergy that we will continue to seek for your prayers for this great country of ours; the challenges facing the country are enormous, it goes beyond roads and infrastructure; the peace and unity of this country is paramount and should be upheld but, equity and Justice where every Nigerian has a say must be the watchword."

The Senate President who congratulated Senator Nwaoboshi stated that the Senate is one family and would ensure that Nigerians get their dues.

To Governor Okowa, "the church should continue to pray for politicians for they work under very serious circumstances; we will continue to encourage ourselves to be good representatives of our people; we need the partnership of all Nigerians and Deltans to develop our communities and we will continue to support the Senate in its defense of democracy."

The Governor who paid glowing tribute to Senator Nwaoboshi, asserted, "people of Delta North supports him and as Delta Northerners, we are very proud of him as Senator representing us."

Former Governor James Ibori in his speech, observed, "in a democratic dispensation, you have assigned duties - it is the duty of the legislature to make laws, the executive to implement the laws and the civil society elders and clergy will tell the truth to those in power."

"I am yet to see an elected officer that does not have the interest of the people at heart," the former Governor reiterated, disclosing that Senator Peter Nwaoboshi is a committed son of Anioma (Delta North) who fought for the emergence of a Delta Northerner as Governor.

Elated Senator Nwaoboshi at the occasion, said he had every reason to thank God on his 60th birthday, noting that selfish, ethnic interests are put aside in the interest of the nation.

"We have more APC (All Progressive Congress) Senators here than PDP (Peoples Democratic Party) Senators in this church, and it tell you that we think of Nigeria rather than seif, party or ethnic interests because, the Senate President has made it fir us to think and work for only Nigeria," Senator Nwaoboshi said.

Very Rev. Fr. John Aduba had in a sermon, urged political office holders to be the voice of the voiceless, observing, "there is a lot of sufferings and smiling, people are being denied the basic things of life, no road, no water, no electricity; you might be comfortable but, those who elected you to serve, how do they feel?"

The Priest urged Christians not to only receive the words of God but should treasure the words into practice.

http://politicsngr.com/2017/07/16/photos-senator-peter-nwaoboshis-60th-birthday/

rusher14:
You mean no electricity in ibussa?

Henry240:
You seem to be very bitter.

....but then, that's not my problem.

nemesis2u:
the man with the sarcastic smile i highlighted is trying to do the impossible that is bring USA and Russia on the same plate with regard to some common point of interests, which they r reluctant to do till date.

the fellow is almost considered a legend among intelligence circles

hollawaley2:
wawu!

bidexiii:
I know him very well. He also has a twitter handle that his on security watch . and his also an honorable (internal security).

giles14:
oga Henry your proof or links to support your statement.

from army down to the least paramilitary formation, don't patronize our own products .

army-ford,mistibushi ,
police -Nissan
paramilitary - Nissan & Mitsubishi.


apart from anambra state police no other security apparatus use Nigerian made LAV or utility truck

StepTwo:
Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari is said not to be dead, but merely resting, or perhaps stunned, being said to stun easily.


https://mobile.twitter.com/DPRK_News/status/879343035523485696?p=v

nurex01:
The management of Little Palace Hotel, Ishawo, Ikorodu, Lagos State, has accused the Nigerian Army of forcefully taking over its facility.

It alleged that the manager of the hotel, Friday Imhanzuria, was arrested and detained for over two months at the Nigerian Navy Base, Apapa, for demanding the reopening of the hotel.



The counsel for the hotel, Moses Okosun, said although the incident happened sometime in July 2015, efforts by the management to seek audience with the military authorities did not yield result until February 2017, when the Army said the Lagos State Government authorised the use of the hotel.

Okosun said when he wrote the government seeking explanation, the state denied knowledge of authorisation, demanding proofs that it gave the order.

He said the hotel was considering suing the government for damages, adding that losses running into millions of naira had been incurred.

PUNCH Metro gathered that Little Palace was one of the two hotels on Tapa Street, Oke-Oko, Ishawo, a community under militant siege.

It was learnt that as the clash between security operatives and the militants intensified, many residents fled their homes, just as the two hotels in the area were shut sometime in June 2015.

Our correspondent was told that when the military entered the community, the two hotels were occupied and used as military bases.

However, the owner of the second hotel met the authorities after a month and his property was vacated by soldiers.

The manager of Little Palace Hotel, Imhanzuria, said when he approached the military as well, he was arrested.

He said, “The hotel was opened in November 2014 and the owner, Mr. Ehioze Aimuan, is based in Italy. He asked me to manage the hotel. When the clashes between the militants and security agents increased and some DSS officials were killed, people fled their homes. We also shut the hotel.

“But the Nigerian Army broke the door and turned the place into a base for its soldiers. We waited for a few months, thinking they would leave, but they didn’t leave. My brother advised that I approach them.

“When I got to their barracks at Odogunyan, Ikorodu, I was arrested. I spent 24 hours at the barracks before I was transferred to the Nigerian Navy Base, Apapa. I spent over two months there. They alleged that vandals stayed in my hotel and I must produce them.

“I denied the allegation. They kept me there for over two months and later released me without any charge. I was told that my family spent over N250,000 before I became a free man.”

Imhanzuria said while the military continued to stay in Little Palace, they returned the second hotel to the owner, who had political connections.

The hotel lawyer, Okosun, told PUNCH Metro that the soldiers, after converting the hotel into their operational base, consumed assorted wines and food stored in the facility.

PUNCH Metro sighted correspondences among Okosun, the Nigerian Army and the state government over the matter.

Okosun, in a letter dated February 7, 2017, and addressed to the General Officer Commanding, 81 Division, Nigerian Army, called the attention of the GOC to the invasion, saying the hotel management needed an explanation.

The Army, in a letter dated February 23, 2017, and signed by one Colonel S.J.A. Ilori for the GOC, said soldiers had been withdrawn from the facility.

“I am directed to acknowledge the receipt of your letter. I am further directed to inform you that the military personnel deployed in the Little Palace Hotel nicely withdrew for some administrative purposes. Consequently, I am to add that you forward all enquires with regard to the hotel to the Lagos State Government who authorised the use of the facility for the soldiers for the conduct of their operation accordingly,” the letter read in part.

Okosun, in a letter to the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Lagos State, demanded investigation into the occupation of the hotel.

“The said hotel is still under lock and key despite the ‘nice withdrawal’ of the soldiers. Our client does not know the person or agency in possession of the key to the premises,” he said in the letter, dated March 7, 2017.

The state government, in letters dated April 4 and 11, acknowledged the receipt of the March 7 letter, saying it was receiving attention.

But in a response dated April 27, 2017, one Mrs. Akhidime Monisola, a principal state counsel who wrote on behalf of the Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice, said the government could not confirm it handed over the facility to the military.

She said, “In your letter, it was alleged that the Lagos State Government authorised the use of the hotel for soldiers for the conduct of their operation, but there was no reference to the particular ministry, department or agency of the Lagos State Government involved.

“I am directed that you forward all relevant documents to sustain the allegations levelled against the state government to the Office of the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice.”

Okosun, in his reply, dated May 16, 2017, berated the government for the illegal occupation of the hotel.

He said, “We find it ridiculous and utterly preposterous that our client, who is a victim of the illegal and unconstitutional authorisation granted by the Lagos State Government, is the one being asked to provide documents evidencing the illegality of government’s action.

“The assertion was categorically made by the highest echelon of the Nigerian Army in Lagos. Rather than engage or confront the military authority that made the assertion, you now require our client to provide the documents. If we may ask, was our client privy to the request of the state government to the Nigerian Army for internal security support? Was our client a party to the arrangement to confiscate his private property for the use of the Nigerian Army? Has the army denied authorship of the letter we forwarded to you?

“We are amazed that the Lagos State Government can perpetrate such illegality and reprehensible act as confiscating the property of a private citizen in a constitutional democracy. Such brazen acts of illegality were unknown even when Nigeria was under the jackboots of martial governance. It is shameful and utterly reprehensible that the present administration, a civilian regime, can authorise such illegality.”

He said the hotel had suffered losses in excess of N50m since the incident occurred.

He lamented that letters addressed to the Governor of the state, Akinwunmi Ambode; Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Mudashiru Obasa, had gone unreplied.

When our correspondent contacted the spokesperson for the Nigerian Army, 81 Division, Major Sydney Mbaneme, he promised to call back, but had yet to do so as of press time.

The Lagos State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Steve Ayorinde, did not pick his call and had yet to respond to a text message requiring his response to the invasion.


http://punchng.com/army-invades-turns-lagos-hotel-into-operational-base/

dobokiy:
Nigeria parks its jet while those Nigeria in Nigeria are struggling to find one meal a day ..
The idle presidential aircraft in london consumes 4k pounds everyday for parking lot and its idleness. By 12am this morning, it would be 50days it has stayed idle and if you multiply that by 50days it will amount to N80,000,000.00 doing nothing but waiting for the president to get well.
This is not a government but a mistake.
by: Akande Akin Sanyaolu

CROWNWEALTH019:
Islam again ?

feelgoodInc:
nothing like "non interest loan" this people should stop lying to us.

seunmsg:
The deal was actually facilitated by the federal government through NNPC.