Kedoty: My brother's wife called me yesterday to report my brother, she said their daughter called her two days ago about what her dad has been doing to her.
She told her that, her dad has slept with her twice, so the mother called me to report the case that she's confused and doesn't know how to confront her husband.
The daughter said the first day he slept with her was when her mother went on night vigil in the church. The second time he left his room at the middle of the night pretend to go and urinate and went to daughter's room to sleep with her for the second time. He has threatening her not to tell anyone.
Honestly for the past 2 days I couldn't sleep, was just thinking on how to approach the situation and how to rescue the inocent girl from abusive father.
The girl is around 17 years old.
Please your urgent advice needed. ( They are in Abuja while I'm in Lagos)
Are u Yoruba?
You have to confront ur brother face to face on this matter and make sure u establish to him that his daughter called you on phone and told u what he has being doing....also make it as if his wife doesn't know..
Equally, U have to make his wife to understand that the marriage should end if her husband tries such a terrible thing again.
Demigod22: My neighbor persuaded me to be school father to her school daughter since she finished her examination and travelled. We are both in final year, but the school daughter is in 100 level. We are living in the same lodge.
I am trying my best to provide for this girl because of exam injury, and we spent a lot of time together. She comes to my room and I stay in her room till late into the night. So recently I noticed that she gets angry whenever I have female visitors. She is even angry whenever I am nice towards other girls in the compound.
I am not in any relationship presently but I have couple of girls that we catch cruise together every now and then. Anytime a girl walk into our compound she will frown and ask me if the girl is my visitor. She is just my school daughter, and she is trying to interfere with my sex life. How can I handle this situation?
Mind ur business in school, stop being school father to grown up girls.
I have a 2015 ford ranger truck and discovered yesterday that after taking it to the mechanic to fix it(little,intermittent rough idle),it has been consuming a lot of fuel.
Like I just jeep seeing the range on the screen go down so fast without actually covering an inch close to that distance it displays.
He losed the nozzle,claim he took it for "servicing" and this is what I get.
And funny enough the intermittent rough idle is still there. Please advise me how I can fix this.
KingLennon: Am not attending winners am orthodox but the truth is certain. The man have been serving God for like 40 years even before you were probably born. Let God judge them man.. .
''Let God judge them man.. ."
Prove this from d bible.
"The man have been serving God for like 40 years even before you were probably born"
So becauae he has been a pastor for over 40 years that equally means that he isn't a criminal wanted in the UK?
KingLennon: They members of his church are not complaining. God is blessing them. Their members occupy top positions in government. We live in a modern era so stop all this shallow thinking. Jesus sat on an ass that no one has ever ridden on(Luke 19:30). Men of God of this era deserve everything they are getting. Pray for yours man...
U meant to say that the brainless ones in his church (including you) are not complaining because their brains have been overtaken by his brainwashing?
''Their members occupy top positions in government'
This is a big FAT lie.
'. Jesus sat on an ass that no one has ever ridden on(Luke"
U mean jesus borrowed an ass, used it and returned it?
Oyedepo is a thief wanted by the govt of UK for monies he looted from people. If he steps foot in the UK, he will be arrested.
He was indicted for obtaining money under false pretence. He Is a thief n nothing more
KingLennon: If you are in his shoes, you go do pass am. Na poverty dey cause all this reasoning. Who no like better thing?
U mean ur defence to Oyedepo looting church money and using it to buy private properties is to accuse people that they will be worse than Oyedepo?
Oyedepo is a thief, he travelled to the UK and raised money from his church members in d UK all in d name of religious charity organisation and withdrew the money from his bank account in the UK and deposited it in his Nigerian account....He was later indicted for the loot.
If he steps into the UK today, He will be arrested and jailed. Ur pastor is a thief, keep defending the thief....
KingLennon: The way people feel agitated when the see successful men of God baffles me. See the people above me complaining of private jets. Abeg na trek him for trek? Or na Passat him for drive?
World people... I tire for una
U are just a gullible individual who do not posses the ability to reason independently.
Wen jesus was on earth, He never owned a private jet, Benz, Passat or horse and yet today PASTORPRENUERS shouting on the pulpit about jesus and living a christ like life (christianity), But they themselves lives a life of extreme luxury and yet mumus do not want to hear the truth. Oyedepo stole tithe n offerings of his members to sponsor is personal life & u are here defending him. He has built 2 universities and hundreds of nursery, primary and secondary schools n he keeps the whole profits to himself and gives absolutely nothing to the church members who own the whole money he spends.
PaNnamdi: Righteousness2 is a perfect example. If u see how miserable that guy is u won't be surprised to know that it's poverty that reformated his brain that's why he is always spilling rubbish in name of preaching
The society is gradually coming to terms that thwae guys are just criminal PASTORPRENUERS and people are gradually giving less n less cash because they are getting smarter......That's why this crook is talking trash that he wears white clothes to save money.....very daft statement.
He has equally noticed that the real truth of his theft is being spread on social media and he started saying that spending too much time online is bad and that he wants the govt to regulate it. FOooooOoooOOooOOOooL
ijawcitizen: I am still perplexed by the cowardly actions of the igbos during the civil war. The senseless act of attacking people who are not at war with them.
David Ejoor, the Governor of the Midwest was clearly sympathetic to the igbos cause and had held several secret meetings with Ojukwu but that didn't stop igbos from invading his territory by night like common thieves and declaring Gov. Ejoor wanted DEAD OR ALIVE for no crime committed against the igbos.
They could not even defend their capital Enugu. When Enugu fell, they were still busy terrorizing defenseless Niger Deltans whose people have been marked for extermination for wanting out of Eastern Region.
Awusa-afonja Paid Dolt aka Tonyebarcanista...The Biafrans can did not and can never attack any part of the old eastern Nigeria because the whole east decided to leave Nigeria and it was an ijaw man that brought up the name biafra, grow up, ur madness is getting too too much.
And u moronically lumped up millions of IGBOs in the SS into ur so called Niger delta republic, Ur so called republic that not even a single SS person is fighting for. U are a minority and u are planning to add IGBOs into ur useless country .
Finally, U are brainlessss to even think that niger delta can defeat IGBOs in war
XperienceNaija: In our last street interview, we felt that despite the bad narrative about Nigeria and the inconsistency of our government or leaders in particular, there are still some things that looking at other countries, Nigeria and Nigerians are by far performing best at. We've heard a couple of success stories from different sectors in Nigeria despite the hardship in the nooks and crannies of this nation. Then, we decided to ask this simple question "What do you love about Nigeria?" A lot of responses we got proved that Nigeria can still be developed if well managed by the right set of leaders. This is a 2 minute brief of what several Nigerians told us about what they love about Nigeria. In your own opinion, what would you say you love about Nigeria really?
This is horrible, theh should be all acquitted pls. If terrorists like fulani herdsmen murderers & boko haram can be offered amnesty, then every other criminal should get same treatment
CoolAmbience: If they aren't Buhari's achievements, are they your father's?
When you go on about the US' arms, tech and auto exploits, you think those are all government investments?
Whether they are directly government-owned or not, the right environment needs to be created for such huge investments.
So, you do have a choice but to credit it to the sitting government. It is that simple.
After all, when Nigeria's economy was rebased, you guys gave it to Jonathan, not minding that it was more about the private sector.
""If they aren't Buhari's achievements, are they your father's""
Is like ur mental problem is persistent. Na mumu wey go claim another mans powerplant investments as em own. U are as dull as ur dullard master.
""So, you do have a choice but to credit it to the sitting government. It is that simple.""
Awusa-afonja Mumu, I have a choice and I choose to credit any private power plant as the individual achievement.
Ur daura fossilic dullard has absolutely nothing to show for the 6 years he has wasted for the nation. A useless brainless dullard.
Anyway u are a paid poster, U are doing it out of hunger so I no blame u. If u dey employed with a salary of 400k monthly, u won't be here praising a failed FoOoOoOOooooOOL
CoolAmbience: Jonathan is better to you and your cohorts, who are lovers of corruption, not to Nigerians.
Here is a list of Buhari's efforts / projects in the Power Sector. Show me Jonathan's.
POWER AFRICA FINANCIALLY CLOSED TRANSACTIONS IN NIGERIA Updated: May 02, 2019
First Independent Power - Afam (Natural Gas – 180MW) Financial Close Date: 09/25/2013 Commercial Operations Date: 12/29/2017 Estimated Project Cost: $N/A Overview: The First Independent Power Limited/Afam power plant was privatized as part of Nigeria's efforts to restructure and reform the energy sector. USAID provided technical assistance to the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) and the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading (NBET) Plc. by reviewing and commenting on project agreements; credit and reimbursement agreements; partial risk guarantees; letters of credit; and other related documentation. First Independent Power Limited/Afam is a licensed power generation company, which owns and operates power plants in Rivers State, Nigeria and was incorporated in 2006. The project reached financial close in September 2013.
First Independent Power - Elema (Natural Gas – 75MW) Financial Close Date: 09/25/2013 Commercial Operations Date: 12/29/2017 Estimated Project Cost: $N/A Overview: The Elema Power Plant was part of Nigeria’s efforts to restructure and reform the energy sector. USAID supported the efforts to privatize the Elema Plant by providing technical assistance to the Bureau of Public Enterprise (BPE) and the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading (NBET) Plc. by reviewing and commenting on drafts of the support agreement; project agreements; credit and reimbursement agreements; partial risk guarantees; letters of credit; and other related documentation. First Independent Power Limited/Elema (Nigeria) is a licensed power generation company, which owns and operates power plants in Rivers State, Nigeria and was incorporated in 2006. The project reached financial close in September 2013.
First Independent Power - Omoka (Natural Gas – 25MW) Financial Close Date: 09/25/2013 Commercial Operations Date: 12/29/2017 Estimated Project Cost: $N/A Overview: The Omoka power plant was part of Nigeria’s efforts to restructure and reform the energy sector. USAID assisted in the privatization efforts by providing technical assistance to the Bureau of Public Enterprise (BPE) and the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading (NBET) Plc. by reviewing and commenting on drafts of the support agreement, project agreements, credit and reimbursement agreements, partial risk guarantees, letters of credit, and other related documentation. Incorporated in 2006, First Independent Power Limited (Nigeria) is a licensed power generation company, which owns and operates power plants in Rivers State, Nigeria. The project reached financial close in September 2013.
Kainji Power--Jebba Hydro Power Station (Privatized Asset) (Hydro – 96.4MW) Financial Close Date: 11/01/2013 Commercial Operations Date: 12/29/2017 Estimated Project Cost: $N/A Overview: Kainji Plc consists of two hydroelectric power plants – Kainji Hydroelectric power plant (Kainji HEP) and Jebba Hydroelectric power plant (Jebba HEP) located in the Kainji and Jebba regions of Northern Nigeria. Kainji Plc was part of Nigeria's efforts to restructure and reform the energy sector, which included privatization of state-owned energy assets. The Jebba plant is one of Nigeria’s cheapest and steadiest suppliers of electricity and USAID supported the rehabilitation of its generation capacity. USAID assisted in the privatization efforts by providing technical assistance to the Bureau of Public Enterprise (BPE) and the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading (NBET) Plc. This included reviewing and commenting on drafts of the support agreement; project agreements; credit and reimbursement agreements; partial risk guarantees; letters of credit; and other related documentation. Those involved in the project included Guarantee Trust Bank and Power Africa Partners Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) and the African Development Bank, which committed to a $68 million debt financing facility to Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited consortium for the acquisition of the Kainji Power Plc. This project reached financial close in November 2013.
Kainji Power--Kainji Hydro Power Station (Privatized Asset) (Hydro – 540MW) Financial Close Date: 11/01/2013 Commercial Operations Date: 12/29/2017 Estimated Project Cost: $456.5M Overview: The Kainji PLC was privatized as part of Nigeria's efforts to restructure and reform the energy sector. Kainji consists of two hydroelectric power plants – Kainji Hydroelectric power plant (Kainji HEP) and Jebba Hydroelectric power plant (Jebba HEP) located in the Kainji and Jebba regions of Northern Nigeria. The Kainji plant is one of Nigeria’s cheapest and steadiest suppliers of electricity and USAID supported the rehabilitation of its generation capacity. USAID assisted in the privatization efforts by providing technical assistance to the Bureau of Public Enterprise (BPE) and the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading (NBET) Plc. This included reviewing and commenting on drafts of the support agreement; project agreements; credit and reimbursement agreements; partial risk guarantees; letters of credit; and other related documentation. This project reached financial close on the project in November 2013.
Olorunsogo I (Privatized Asset) (Natural Gas – 213.1MW) Financial Close Date: 12/23/2013 Commercial Operations Date: 11/30/2015 Estimated Project Cost: $117.3M Overview: The Olorunsogo I power plant was privatized as part of Nigeria's efforts to restructure and reform the energy sector. USAID assisted in the privatization efforts by providing technical assistance to the Bureau of Public Enterprise and the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading (NBET) Plc. This included reviewing and commenting on drafts of the support agreement; project agreements; credit and reimbursement agreements; partial risk guarantees; letters of credit; and other related documentation. This project reached financial close in December 2013 and was commissioned in November 2015.
Omotosho I (Privatized Asset) (Natural Gas – 74MW) Financial Close Date: 08/14/2014 Commercial Operations Date: 11/30/2015 Estimated Project Cost: $217.5M Overview: Power Africa deployed two embedded advisors (legal and commercial) and additional short-term technical assistance to the NDPHC in support of its efforts to finalize the privatization and sale process for five key Nigeria National Integrated Power Projects Plants (Independent Power Producer) by March 2018, including the Omotosho power plant. The Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) estimates that the privatization of the five plants will yield up to an additional 1,700 MW. USAID has also assisted the Bureau of Public Enterprises in this privatization exercise as well as the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading (NBET) Plc. through its PPA negotiations.
Sapele Power (Privatized Asset) (Natural Gas – 940MW) Financial Close Date: 11/01/2013 Commercial Operations Date: 12/29/2017 Estimated Project Cost: $434M Overview: This transaction was part of Nigeria's efforts to restructure and reform the energy sector. USAID assisted in the privatization efforts by providing technical assistance to the BPE and NBET. This included reviewing and commenting on drafts of the support agreement; project agreements; credit and reimbursement agreements; partial risk guarantees; letters of credit; and other related documentation.
Ughelli Power (Privatized Asset) (Natural Gas – 220MW) Financial Close Date: 11/01/2013 Commercial Operations Date: 09/30/2015 Estimated Project Cost: $600M Overview: The Ughelli Power Plant was privatized and ownership was transferred from the government of Nigeria to Transcorp Power Limited. Ughelli Plant is a gas-fired thermal plant located in Ughelli, Delta State in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, and is an asset of Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc. (Transcorp)’s power subsidiary, Transcorp Ughelli Power Limited. USAID supported the project through options for credit-enhanced long-term financing. Other partners included the United Bank of Africa. This project reached financial close in November 2013 and was commissioned in September 2015.
Azura-Edo (Natural Gas – 450MW) Financial Close Date: 12/28/2015 Commercial Operations Date: 12/31/2018 Estimated Project Cost: $600M Overview: Power Africa’s engagement on this transaction has been extensive. Initially, through its support to Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading (NBET), Power Africa assisted with the power purchasing agreement negotiations, and with the development of the Put/Call Option Agreement, which was adopted in lieu of a government guarantee. In 2015, the U.S. Government worked to facilitate President Buhari’s decision to waive compliance with a Presidential circular for the project. Power Africa transaction advisors helped with the final steps needed for the transaction to reach financial close. Aldwych, a Power Africa partner and the Overseas Private Investment Corporation teamed up to bring the Azura gas project to financial close. The World Bank’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) and additional Power Africa Partners also played critical roles towards financial close.
Egbin Power (Privatized Asset) (Natural Gas – 220MW) Financial Close Date: 11/01/2013 Commercial Operations Date: 12/29/2017 Estimated Project Cost: $407.3M Overview: Egbin Power Project is a result of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) (Nigeria) privatization of the country’s largest power company, Egbin Power PLC. The company is now 70 percent owned by a joint venture between Korea Electric Power Corp and the Sahara Group conglomerate (Nigeria), which has interests in power distribution. The other 30% is held by the Government of Nigeria. The Egbin Power Project restored 220 MW of lost generation capacity from under-investment. USAID worked with NBET to finalize the PPA to permit privatization. This project achieved financial close in November 2013.
CoolAmbience: The past will always be spoken about in the quest for genuine advancement.
It is nobody's fault that Jonathan performed woefully in office. His administration disgracefully had to borrow in April 2015 just to pay workers salaries.
Aufbauh: The fact that Nnamdi Kanu abused the privilege of his bail in the first instance render the argument for forced rendition immoral, null and void. Legality can't stand on illegality!
Again he even fled the country through illegal way so he can equally be brought back through illegal means. Commonsense!
As for the British citizenship right; The crimes he committed is within the Nigeria soil, so hopping on British citizen status for MNK is inconsistent,grossly inconsequential, null and void! Even if a Brit commits an offence in Nigeria and against Nigeria state he'll tried by our law.
Romance › Re: Please Help! My Brother Is Sleeping With His Daughter by Gambit23: 6:38pm On Aug 07, 2021
Did you put a call to the number to confirm that it's fraud? Or has anyone scammed you with that number?