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Please,Can someone list the likely to be affected areas? |
Point of correction, this should be 'I Have No Personal Problem With Amaechi, He Oya, correct yaself now!!! |
Though not a fan of foreign coaches but this one seems to be a developmental coach. Check this link: https://www.goethe.de/en/uun/akt/20754614.html |
Only 1 picture that has no bearing on the PDP convention (banners etc), undated and you jump to conclusion like this |
The nose is on point, tiri gbosa for the fan ![]() |
Hat- trick Etebo |
So when will the team be accredited and ready to play the match if they will get to Rio today and play early on Friday ![]() What type of MIRACLE are we expecting again ![]() Anyway, GOD is a Nigerian and he might in his mercies give us the game/day ![]() Lets dream ON
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The police in Abuja have recovered N7m from a gang of kidnappers who abducted a lady in Maitama, Abuja, and held her hostage at their hideout in a hotel in Sokoto State. The suspects, who were paraded by the Federal Capital Territory Commissioner of Police, Mohammad Mustafa, on Wednesday, received N7m from the parents of their victim. The kidnap suspects, who included Ifeanyi Paul, 34; Chukwuemeka Michael, 28; Matthew Obi, 29; Husseini Abdullahi, 35; and Musa Lawan, 27; were apprehended at a police checkpoint in Talata-Mafara, Zamfara State, after a manhunt by operatives of the FCT and Zamfara police commands. Mustafa explained that the suspects, after successfully moving their victim to their hideout, handed over her Toyota RAV 4 to another suspect, who was said to have supplied the gang with the rifle they used for the kidnap. The CP said, “On July 27, 2016, the gang waylaid and kidnapped a lady from Maitama in Abuja and took her to a guest inn in Sokoto where she was held hostage and locked up in a toilet. “The culprits then contacted the victim’s family and demanded N15m as ransom, which was later reduced to N7m after much negotiation with her family. While this was going on, a team of eagle-eyed police detectives kept vigil as the suspects made frantic efforts to pick up the ransom at a location in Zamfara State. Suffice to say that the ransom was, in this case, a bait by the police to lure the suspects out of their hideout.” The police boss added that the victim was rescued at a boundary between Zamfara and Sokoto states after the suspects’ vehicle was involved in an accident and the suspects abandoned it to escape in another car. One of the suspects, Paul, denied the allegation. He said, “It was one Alhaji Usman, a politician, that invited us to come to Sokoto. “He asked us to go and guard the lady, who had already been kidnapped. Initially he invited us from Onitsha to come and work for him and we thought it was a good job. We didn’t know it was this kind of job. On our way back, the police arrested the three of us.” Paul, who claimed to have just returned from Malaysia on a business trip, said he had a shop in Onitsha, Anambra State, where he dealt in electrical cables. Michael, however, insisted that he knew nothing about the crime, noting that he was arrested because of his relationship with Paul. http://punchng.com/command-recovers-n7m-ransom-kidnappers/ |
We are getting somewhere ![]() |
obailala:I taya o ![]() |
Ikeja Electric Plc, one of the electricity distribution companies in the country, has said it is ready to cut customers’ unpaid bills by 10 per cent to 20 per cent depending on the amount owed the firm. The company on Wednesday said it introduced the debt discount initiative to enable customers to pay off their outstanding bills and meet their financial obligations to the company. It said the initiative, designed specifically for unmetered non-maximum demand customers, was put in place to provide an avenue to support customers especially those who are financially constrained by the present economic realities. The three tier scheme provides a 10 per cent discount for customers who owe between N50,000 and N100,000.00; 15 per cent discount for those owing above N100,000 but less than N200,000, and 20 per cent discount for customers who owe above N=200,000, said Ikeja Electric, which covers parts of Lagos. The company’s Head, Corporate Communications, Felix Ofulue, said, “Ikeja Electric decided to introduce this scheme as a form of financial support to our customers who are willing to pay down on outstanding amounts owed us. By providing this discount to them, we also share part of the cost of the consumed energy.” http://punchng.com/breaking-ikeja-electric-offers-cut-customers-debts-20/ |
obailala:This is caused by the devaluation which PMB refused to assent to initially until he was railroaded into it........................All hope not lost ![]() |
CAN THIS EVER HAPPEN IN NIGERIA NAY AFRICA ![]() An ex-aide of former Chinese president Hu Jintao has been jailed for life for corruption, illegally obtaining state secrets and abuse of power, official media reported Monday. Ling Jihua pleaded guilty and said he would not appeal, Xinhua news agency said, citing the verdict of the First Intermediate People’s Court in Tianjin, which held his trial in secret last month. “The trial today is engraved on my bones and in my heart,” it quoted Ling as saying in his final statement to the court. His case was the lead item on state broadcasters CCTV’s nightly news programme which showed the former official, wearing a white shirt and glasses, humbly accepting his sentence. “I take this opportunity to express thanks to the court for a trial in accordance with the law and its humane treatment,” he said. Chinese courts are controlled by the ruling Communist party, which expelled Ling — once Hu’s chief of staff — from its ranks last year. The verdict and sentence come as part of a high-profile corruption crackdown by current President Xi Jinping that has deposed of several senior officials, notably former security chief Zhou Yongkang, who was himself jailed for life last year. Graft is endemic in China’s authoritarian system, and Xi has acknowledged it as a threat to the ruling party’s survival. But critics say that a lack of transparency around the purge means it has been an opportunity for Xi to eliminate political enemies. – ‘Lenient sentence’ – Ling’s son died in a notorious Ferrari crash in Beijing that disrupted the once-in-a-decade party leadership change when Xi took over from Hu in 2012. Ling had powerbases in the northern province of Shanxi and the Communist Youth League — seen as a proving ground for politicians who, unlike Xi, do not benefit from family links to high-ranking revolutionaries. One of his brothers, Ling Zhengce, a senior official in Shanxi, was put under investigation in 2014 for serious violations of “discipline and the law” — a euphemism for corruption — and expelled from the party last year. Another brother, Ling Wancheng, has fled to the United States, a Chinese anti-graft official confirmed in January, adding Beijing was “in touch” with Washington about his case. His exile has led to speculation in overseas Chinese media that Ling Jihua had given him top state secrets, including the launch codes for China’s nuclear weapons, to secure some leverage in negotiations with Beijing over his case. Under Chinese law the death penalty is available for corruption cases, but Xinhua said Ling was given a reduced sentence for having “faithfully” confessed to his crimes and being penitent for his actions. It was “a relatively lenient sentence”, Willy Lam of the Chinese University of Hong Kong told AFP. “It’s possible Ling drove a bargain with authorities.” His former boss Hu was probably safe, Lam added, saying that the former president “made a wise decision by refusing to support Ling”. But other Hu proteges “may now be blocked from promotion” as Xi consolidates his power over the government, he said. – ‘Especially vile’ – The Ferrari crash involving Ling’s son scandalised China — despite a media blackout on the mainland — partly because two young women, one nude and one partially clothed, were also injured in the crash, with one reportedly dying months later. Internet users questioned how the son of a party official could afford a car reported to be worth five million yuan ($150,000). The politician, his wife and son received bribes worth a total of 77.1 million yuan, Xinhua said. The court found that the bribes Ling took were “exceptionally enormous” and “the criminal circumstances” under which he obtained state secrets were severe, according to the report. His abuse of power caused “huge losses to public property and the interests of the state and the people” and had “especially vile social impact”, it said. When Ling was charged the country’s national prosecuting authority said he “abused his power” as director of the General Office of the Communist Party’s Central Committee, where he worked under Hu. In several party leadership posts he “illegally received large amounts of property and obtained state secrets”, it added. |
Currently flexing my Oukitel 6000 and a lenovo pad ![]() |
DrIkB:Kindly insert paragraphs in this your post abeg ![]() |
Now you Igbos know the ZOO is in the EAST ![]() |
Let her report to the NPF,@missing dogs...............rabbish,when huimans are getting lost everyday without recourse. |
Duncan Mighty, are you also growing breastt ![]() |
The http://npf.gov.ng/tinted/ is not even accessible. |
I knew this could not be true ![]() |
I sight that busty lady again.............hmmmmmm ![]() |
futurenix:Send in your petition or there will be no basis, these ones have subsisting petitions and allegation in the office of the CJ. ![]() |
You are the bomb, ITBomb ![]() |
If while still active in sport, he is this big; what happens when he retires ![]() |
Oladapo Ashiru, Professor of Anatomy/Consultant Reproductive Endocrinologisthttp://punchng.com/regular-sexual-activity-good-health/
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Pathetic, may GOD save you..............................In order news, he is a 'JEW' ![]() NCAN please note. |
These 'Jews' will one day sell ICE to the Eskimos ![]() |
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