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Most Nigerians don't see anything wrong with these pictures because they do not know how a standard university environment is suppose to look like.

goldng: Thank you honeric. Do have a splendid weekend. Awaiting your order soon.

Obviously bro. Happy weekend.

Any GU move up should be met with a short position, i think GU is building up for a date with 1.59/57

Ngenge: We cannot steal others' conscience. We cannot steal d truth. We cannot steal d insane nd imbeciles among us. God's word cannot be stolen. Air nd water cannot be stolen.

Did i read you type 'we can't steal the truth, conscience'? Don't let the bribery goons hear you, or the judges nor the police in Nigeria, these set of people have been doing this since 1970

Stopped by to say hi.

Welcome to nairaland SGN!

I've webmoney on ground @ 185.

Webmoney available for sale @ 185

s there anything Nigerians won’t steal?" - by:
Salisu Suleiman - October 2, 2013. According to some estimates, late Gen Sani Abacha,
who was head of state from 1993 until his death in
1998, allegedly siphoned over $4 billion from
Nigeria’s treasury. How he managed that
monumental feat at a time when crude oil prices
barely averaged $10 per barrel reflects a measure of financial genius. But that is no longer a record;
James Ibori improved on the Abacha Paradigm and
somehow managed to steal N80 billion from the
coffers of just one state, Delta. Abacha and Ibori are by no means unique: It was
estimated that the now pardoned Diepreye
Alamieyeseigha made off with over N126 from the
coffers of Bayelsa state during his six year as
governor; an unheard of perpetual injunction has
stopped the investigation of former Rivers state governor, Dr. Peter Odili that might have uncovered
allegations of even more godless theft. Not to be
beaten, former governor Saminu Turaki used his
mathematical genius to milk an alleged N34 billion
from prostrate Jigawa state. When former Central Bank governor Charles Soludo
unveiled his banking reform and consolidation
project, many thought he was a genius. As it turned
out, his genius was not in his economics, but ability
to market flawed policies and contrived statistics to
a gullible public. In the end, trillions of naira worth of depositors’
funds was ‘consolidated’ by some bankers: Oceanic
Bank’s Cecelia Ibru was convicted of stealing over
N191 billion from her bank; Intercontinental Bank’s
Erastus Akingbola allegedly helped himself to about
N164 billion while PHB’s Francis Atuche and others are still dancing around our legal systems in court
over allegations of massive theft. If previous administrations thought they had set
unbreakable records in thievery, they were baldly
mistaken. Without breaking sweat, the Jonathan
administration managed to ‘lift’ N2.6 trillion from
Nigeria’s treasury in the name of fuel subsidies and
other unwholesome practices – including payments of billions of naira to companies not even
registered; over $1 billion was recently wired into
the accounts of several public officials from the
Malabu oil scandal. Not surprisingly, one year after Nuhu Ribadu
submitted his panel’s report on the petroleum
sector, who really remembers, or cares about its
findings anymore? This kind of impunity is not the exclusive preserve
of politicians and bankers: What has become of a
former director of Pension Accounts, Dr. Sani Teidi
Shaibu and his accomplices who allegedly stole
over N12 billion? Did a director of police pensions,
Mr. John Yusuf, not also not steal N27 billion in broad daily light? What happened to the judge that
set him free? A mere suspension before he returns
to the bench to continue to sell justice to the
highest bidders. These humungous thefts came to light only
because some of the perpetuators are dead, are out
of favour with government, greedily refused to
‘spread’ the loot, or were simply careless. Not that
public knowledge has led to penalties: the Abacha
loot was never returned; only a fraction of what Ibori stole was recovered; Odili’s perpetual
injunction may protect him until death; the Ribadu
report on the oil sector is dead and buried; the
Halliburton and Siemens scandals are long
forgotten and many notorious ‘election miracle’
judges are still on the bench. Add these to several allegations of impropriety
against the country’s minister of justice and
attorney general – Mr. Mohammed Adoke, and it
becomes clear that the rot is deeply rooted. Since most large scale thievery not only goes
unpunished, but is sometimes admired and
praised, no one seems to pay much attention to
theft at smaller levels, thus Nigerians now steal
things like metal manhole covers – leaving gaping
holes in the middle of roads that pose grave dangers to both drivers and pedestrians; it is
common to find bridge and pedestrian crossings
missing metal and aluminium railings – stolen in
the dead of night; even public trash bins that are
chained to streetlamps get stolen, as do light bulbs,
solar panels, power cables and anything that apparently belongs to government, even if they
have no real value. Petty theft is commonplace: police siphon fuel from
patrol cars for sale on the black market, and
valuable evidence in police custody regularly
disappear; customs officers steal and sell seized
contraband; bureaucrats have been known to steal
files and even entire records of service of staff; security guards steal diesel from generators on
property they are supposed to guard; drivers steal
parts from the cars they drive; domestic helps steal
foodstuff and anything they can lay their hands on;
even babies get stolen. Unfortunately, because so many of our political
actors – in the executive arm as well as the
legislature – came to government through stolen
mandates, there seems to be little that can be done
about theft – large or small. Which is Nigeria has
become a place where anything and everything is fair game for theft, thus the question: Is there
anything Nigerians will not steal?

Evestar200: Breaking news:: Kano pillars vs Enyimba week 31 fixture to be replay on oct 8 in Lokoja

kindly include a source to your 'breaking news'

Thanks

Youngsage: You mean not for sports section? Where then should it be? Okay as a Mod why nt move it to the appropriate section then the frontpage. Tenkx.

Alright, it has now been moved.

jaidopumpin: it ok boss learning things oooo

anyway is a way am trying to learn on the biz which is the way with few dollars but i know i would get there soon

but for am bearish on this pair i hope it hit my tp before going north @97.3xx

97.30 is not really a bearish move to me looking at where UJ is coming from, a break below 97 should confirm bearish move to 95/93. For now, as long as 97 holds, i'm courting 99

jaidopumpin: am not sure d bullish trend will last long

there is a fibo every close to d current price

but if it breaks and close above it

then we have an uptrend possibility

but anyway an still learning oooo

am only a newbie so i might be wrong

Nothing last long my bro but i believe once we break into 98, 99 should be the next train stop.

99.00 still on course (UJ), those who entered from 97.20/00 should have their SL on BE.

Youngsage: and why is this being ignored?? Mods haba nw
still waiting for response oh

Not for this board

NPFL 2012/203 Week 35 Results
Wednesday October 2, 2013
Sharks 3-1 Heartland
Sunshine Stars 1-1 Rangers
ABS 1-0 Nassarawa
Shooting Stars 1-1 Enyimba Akwa Utd 0-0 Nembe City
Bayelsa 1-0 Wolves (1/2)
Wikki Tourists 2-0 Kaduna Utd
Lobi Stars 2-0 Gombe United
Kano Pillars 1-0 Kwara United (Stopped in the
32 minutes due to heavy rain. Continues on Thursday)
Elkanemi v Dolphins (Thursday)

Wikki 2-0 Kaduna utd

Lobi stars 2-0 Gombe utd

82' Shooting stars 1-1 Enyimba

My pending UJ buy activated.

99.20, i await you between now and Friday.

Take care guys.

[quote author=A-40]Are you guys just going to sit there and not condemn Neymar's disgraceful and disgusting play-acting?[/quote]Whats the meaning of this na? even a blind man saw what he did. though there was no major contact with his back, but he surely kicked his hand and the intent was seen by the ref because he was visibly there.

We could have scored close to 4 goals last night if Sanchez and Neymar took their chances quite alright.

Hopefully, we're going to improve attack-wise in the nearest future.

Consolidation going on with UJ, i am eyeing longing UJ from 97.20/00 for 200 pips with just 30 pips SL. check your daily and weekly candle, whatever you can see, follow.

this is a 1:5 ratio trade. 30 pips for 200 pips.

Plan your trade and trade your plan.

Elliotwiz1: i know, but why must all the inhumane things be from the north? Especially Suicide bombing....when other people where fighting, they had a good reason, why cant those fellas just stick to something that makes sense and not waste human lives?anyway you want to look at it, religion has a part to play, they want to kill all the unbelievers and no matter what is involved,They're ready to take the risk.Religion is the major problem of this world... Weeps*

Because thats where they chose to operate from.

My fifa 14 pc won't play after paying for the game. Can someone help?

This country does not worth talking about positively because I'm about to put on the gen.

Rip to the dead.

For those blaming islam, kindly note that majority of the dead are Muslims and northerner.

So pls reason like a human with a reasonable brain before commenting on this thread.

I pray that the root of boko haram be pulled up and those funding or using them to cause havoc experience every bit of what we've experienced from the actions of this group and all similar groups across Nigeria.

AMEN!

JAkpayen: Investors would be running to safe haven to secure their money

Tha should make usd bearish and not bullish na.

JAkpayen: dollar bullishness for the mean time

, i don't get bro.

Ogboraph: yes his is he effect and 1.38*** is sure this week on EU in from today and pls don rade on friday his is a good Independence day to Nigeria traders

Too bad, i can only watch for now.

manny4life: Bros, abeg me no dey rewrite anything, this country is getting fvcked up by the minute. I know that American economy isn't sustainable in the long run - piling debt, social security running low, military spending cuts, furloughs, sequestration, shutdowns, etc. I have taken necessary steps to protect myself for the period I'll be here (short term), U.S. is gradually going down the path of ruins because you have greedy fucktards in Capitol Hill who have no effing clue about what a gallon of milk cost. Some fucktards come up with figures and numbers without not knowing the implication of their actions, imagine the businesses that will lose money today?

DC alone will loose millions of $$$ in revenues today, federal service employees are the largest metro commuters, imagine where more than 50% are home, metro will loose money, private business, innocent contractors, unemployment office will be overwhelmed with application for wages... It is ridiculous all because some lynch men in suit and their male testosterone doesn't wanna give me... because of what? Obamacare? Do they really hate Obama like that? Didn't the Supreme Court rule in his favor?

Chapter 2 of the new 'manny4life's book of lamentations' lolz jokes.

But jokes apart, whats wrong with the obamacare? Seems it supports the poor in place of the rich?

Manny4life is about rewriting the book of lamentations.

ya all should know the American economy is like a time bomb waiti and counting.

Rethink your stand.

Any major effect yet on the US shut down?