₦airaland Forum

pocohantas:
LOL.

Prick and brain no dey work at the same time. When prick stand, brain shuts down. Maybe he promised 20k when he was still erect, the moment he ejaculated, his brain came on...and he realised he has overvalued the poosie.

Finfadei:
I need to know.

osusuallstars:
and between YOUR SAINT JOE ESAU IGBOKWE AND NNAMDI KANU, WHO CONTROLS CROWD? IF THERE IS A ELECTION TODAY BETWEEN THE TWO, EVEN A FOOL LIKE YOU WILL PREDICT THE OUTCOME

Lloydfather:
Nonsense, how can u be a bus conductor as a little boy in early 70's, big fat lie, who is ur driver, what was his name and where is he leaving now. Lier lier Joe igboekwehi naa si I said u are a lier, in case u u don't know many successful men in lagos has one time in their life been a bus conductor, Heeehn so u were doing bus conductor while ur brother was an importer of motor parts, brother fear GOD.

By the way since u and ur family are lagosians then stop interfering on Nnamdi kanu biafra matters.

Can't u be like the other Nigeria lady in British parliament that shone abike dabiri from referring to her as a Nigeria.

rainylad:
..'how far' how??..are you high??..cos if you didnt drop from the sky,knowing where you come from is important.

rainylad:
..Honestly that guy is nuts..see how he is chanting 'lagos,lagos' like a lost soul..I am sure he cant find his way to his father's hometown in the East anymore...very foolish man

NetBizguy:
nonsense again

Angeleena:
nonsense,butt licker...

GuyWise:
The idiot will forever be ignored by Kanu cause he is not quater of what Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is made of.


Ndigbo sii na, "Agaracha must come back".

Angeleena:
nonsense,butt licker...

fuckerstard:
It's all about the money. They drop umbrella go carry broom. SMH

Nebuzaradan:
[s][/s]
shows how frustrated you are

Buhari is a terrorist
apc is bokoharam
Tinubu is a bastard
Osibanjo is a vagabond
awolowo is a rat poison king
abiola of cursed memory is a rifraf
Omidina is a cooperate begging bastard
kiss the truth

FUNNYBONE1:
in every nonsense there is sense

shullamite:
That laughter is questionable, y is he laughing so hard and kaseem shetima is frowning. I think the mental state is questionable that is why they don't want any video coverage.

rafhell:
Let's be honest. He looked like he belongs in yaba left.

ecoeco:
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B4 y'all start screaming wife material

Pls Sumbori tell me how she got the capital





#Eco99#

ikorodureporta:
Why are filling stations built with event centres/halls? I'v seen two around ketu, & yesterday, i spotted a Christ Embassy church in a Mobil filling station @ ikorodu (pishure with-held ) ......and the govt aint talking abt this trend

vickifeanyi47:
Palm kernel sludge is different from P.K.C o

money4god:
Hi, where are you located, and where do you get palm kernel sludge?

MhissIfe:
I agree with you, with proper feeding, 50-65 kg within 6-7 months.

Sometimes what is difficult for one person might be easier for another person.

Consequently, the gestation period of pig is always 113-115 days, which is almost 4 months before the nursing period.

Also, 8 months is too much to reach market size for a well fed pig. Though market size varies.

Good market sizes for pigs starts from 50kg upwards

samtextop:
Pls check the link again, I can't join thru it.

ops:
Lol @ ur post. Almost all businesses are profitable really.
Rearing pigs either for the offspring or for sale (or both) is profitable as long as you can keep down your costs relatively.
I said "relatively" because its not just about going for the cheapeast alternatives but rather making informed choices.

The Federal High Court in Lagos on Wednesday ordered the temporary forfeiture of a property at Banana Island, Lagos, reportedly bought for $37.5m in 2013 by a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke.

The property, designated as Building 3, Block B, Bella Vista Plot 1, Zone N, Federal Government Layout, Banana Island Foreshore Estate, has 24 apartments, 18 flats and six penthouses, according to court papers presented on Wednesday by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

Apart from the property, the court also ordered the temporary forfeiture of the sums of $2,740,197.96 and N84,537,840.70, said to be part of the rent collected on the property.

The funds were said to have been found in a Zenith Bank account number 1013612486.

Justice Chuka Obiozor ordered the temporary forfeiture on Wednesday, following an ex parte application to that effect brought before him by a counsel for the EFCC, Mr. Anselem Ozioko.

Ozioko had told the judge that the EFCC “reasonably suspected that the property was acquired with proceeds of alleged unlawful activities of Diezani.”

The lawyer said investigations by the EFCC revealed that Diezani made the $37.5m payment for the purchase of the property in cash, adding that the money was moved straight from her house in Abuja and paid into the seller’s First Bank account in Abuja.

“Nothing could be more suspicious than someone keeping such huge amounts in her apartment. Why was she doing that? To avoid attention.

“We are convinced beyond reasonable doubts because, as of the time this happened, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke was still in public service as the Minister of Petroleum Resources,” Ozioko told the court.

The ex parte application taken before the judge was filed pursuant to Section 17 of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act, No. 14, 2006 and Section 44(2)(k) of the Constitution.

Listed as respondents in the application were Diezani; a legal practitioner, Afamefuna Nwokedi; and a company, Rusimpex Limited.

After listening to the EFCC lawyer on Wednesday, Justice Obiozor made an order temporarily seizing the property and the funds.

He directed that the order should be published in a national newspaper.

He adjourned the case till August 7, 2017 for anyone interested in the property and funds to appear before him.

The Senate President, Bukola Saraki, on Monday directed a jocular remark at the Comptroller-General of Customs Service, Hameed Ali, saying the latter could be allowed to appear before the Senate for official engagement in casualwear, if he was able to end smuggling.

“To the Comptroller General of Customs, let me say on a lighter note, that once you end smuggling, even if you want to wear jeans and T-Shirt, I will move the motion that you should wear jeans and T-Shirt,” said Mr. Saraki. “But on a serious note, this issue is very important. Let us all work towards ending this menace once and for all.”

Mr. Saraki spoke at the public hearing on tackling smuggling by the Senate Committee on Customs, Excise and Tariffs at the National Assembly, Abuja, on Thursday.

At the hearing, he exchanged pleasantries with Mr. Ali, who had brushed aside the Senate’s resolution he wear official customs uniform to attend its hearing in March.
According to the Senate President, smuggling constitutes the “greatest threat” to the economic diversification drive of the Buhari administration.

“The singular greatest threat to the delivery of the promises made by President Muhammadu Buhari on the diversification of the economy is this issue of smuggling,” the Senate President said.

He continued: “The level of smuggling that we are seeing cannot continue because they will definitely rubbish all the policies of government if allowed to go on. I am saying that with all sincerity and all level of responsibility and I tell you why.

“Today, the greatest threat to small holder farmers is smuggling. Today, rice farmers who have gone to take loans either from the CBN (Central Bank of Nigeria) or from commercial banks are being threatened by rice coming in from across the borders at highly subsidised rate.”


“The meaning of that is that the imported rice will always be cheaper than those produced by our local farmers. A time will come, if we do not do anything, that these farmers will not be able to pay their loans to the banks and this will result in serious crisis. The banks that have given loans to these farmers, will also have crisis in their hands. And for the Central Banks that has intervened with billions of Naira again will not be able to recoup their money.”

The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Customs, Excise and Tariffs, Hope Uzodinma, earlier said that the public hearing was part of the committee’s holistic investigation into the operations of the Comprehensive Import Supervision Scheme, CISS with a view to identify the factors responsible for increasing the rate of smuggling of goods into the country.
He said the exercise was also aimed at proffering solutions to the menace of smuggling and recommend appropriate penalties to be visited on perpetrators.

TwoBottles:
Heard witches and wizards operate only at night. Oh, so touching! A true tale of the owl and the pussycat.

divinecode101:
I thought God asked you to pursue and retrieve your mandate

DLuciano:
are those Chibok girl's or polithiefian's daughters? I need to see their real photos before and after kidnapping