₦airaland Forum

Goshen360:
I might not be able to do the speech thing but I will participate. I might or might not be at work at that time.

zyzxx:
Ok... Keep enjoying, hope church is going well ?

Goshen360:
Ermmm, maybe, sure....

Goshen360:
^ Love that new signature...

Errmmm, @ ATMC, you try no be small. cool & relaxing topic...

zyzxx:
am fine like u.
Hw is work going?

AllNaijaBlogger:
I haven't tried the ice tea but as long as it is sweet, i'm open

zyzxx:
Ok,, u are right.
Hw u doing ma'am ?

Sunbellar:
Really, it has teyed! Merry Christmas in advance

zyzxx:
#just joking
But, really! Y?

Good morning.

zyzxx:
jesus mother, the word of God permit two people to be join 2tether and become 1 nw, abi?

Gombs:
Meeeeehn! Why?

zyzxx:
Hmmmm. Will u give me if I ask?

zyzxx:
Nah, it will make me sleep.
let me invite a freind @ Yinkuscious.

zyzxx:
Only tea no go do am

Gombs:
You bet!

Gombs:
yo meehn

Topgainer:
In the 1980s and early 1990s, a man called Micheal Jackson was so idolized that ladies and female fans will be crying and wailing at his glory. They will kiss the sand he stepped on. He was a prince, dined with world leaders, guests at white house a number of times. Like Pastor Chris, his natural complexion was detestable to him, he bleached again and again, ended up with Plastic Surgery.
Do you know what? Fans and popular demand destroyed that Icon
Let me simply tell you that if Pastor Chris gambles with adulterated Christianity eventually destroys him, Fans like you are definitely the killing tools in the devils hands for that purpose

Gombs:
Great news. Welcome

Gombs:
where have you been?

You need write an explanation for deserting o! Happy Sunday.

NB:
Forget those who are hating, they've NEVER been able to get passed that.

Centrifude:
Nje...

AllNaijaBlogger:
First sunday of the last month; december.

My church is having "final year prayers"

What is your church doing?

Centrifude:
South Africa still holding Nigeria’s seized
$15 million arms money.
Contrary to widespread reports in the Nigeria
media (PREMIUM TIMES not included) the South
African government has not returned the $15
million seized from arms dealers purportedly
buying arms for the Nigerian military.
PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively report that
the money remains frozen in South Africa and
has not been returned to the Nigerian
government.
In October, several media articles quoting the
South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, Lulu
Mnguni, reported that the money seized in
connection with two dubious arms deal had been
released to the Nigerian government.
However, Mr. Mnguni has told PREMIUM TIMES
that the reports are false. Apart from the High
Commissioner, the spokesperson of the South
African National Prosecuting Authority, NPA, Nathi
Mncube, and a South African source that is
knowledgeable about the matter but requested
not to be named, told PREMIUM TIMES in
separate correspondences that the money was
yet to be released to the Nigeria government.
Rather than return the money, there is possibility
that the money may never be returned to the
Nigerian government again.
Responding to PREMIUM TIMES enquiry about the
extent of the investigation into the seized arms
money, Mr. Mncube, who declined to give specific
information because the NPA does not respond to
matters under investigation, however, said the
money may be forfeited to the South African
government.
“In terms of our law, proceeds of crime are
forfeited to the state,” he said.
On his part, Mr. Mnguni vehemently denied the
reports credited to him that the matter has been
resolved diplomatically and the money returned
to the Nigerian government.
He said it was not procedural for the South
African government to return frozen money in
the manner suggested in the reports quoting
him.
“We don’t refund money that way,” he said
during a telephone conversation. “I said the
matter would be resolved within the legal and
legitimate means. That was what I said. I did not
say the money has been refunded. And I did not
follow up since then on whether the money has
been refunded or not. It has to be done through
the legal and legitimate means.”
PREMIUM TIMES investigation also revealed that
instead of providing document that validated its
claim that the deals were legal, the Nigerian
government has been vigorously pursuing a
diplomatic resolution of the matter.
Hard as it is trying, it appears the Nigerian
government is merely chasing the wind, as the
matter is no longer in the hands of diplomats and
politicians.
Unfazed by subtle threat of the National Security
Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, to come hard of South
African business interests such as MTN and DSTV
in Nigeria, NPA obtained court orders freezing the
money.
Now, Nigeria has to go through the full hog of
court processes to secure its release – something
the government, which claimed ownership of the
money, appears incapable of doing following the
backdoor manner the deals were reached.
“The money was frozen by two court orders and
the court requires the documentations before the
money is released,” Mr. Mncube said. “The money
is still here and is not going anywhere. We would
not release it if we don’t have a surety where the
money is going. It is a court process.”
http://nigeriana.org/blog/105206.html

Onyi42:
sahara reporters