₦airaland Forum

StArusi:
APC supporting DPP. Anti party activities from Rochas. Oshiomhole where art thou?

If I were the party chairman, I would have withdrawn the sponsorship of his senatorial ticket and then suspend him from the party immediately. The kind of party system they run in Nigeria isn't found anywhere in the world

technicallyrich:
prove it by fukn me and dashing me that keke.
Because i know all women are stingy and takes money before you suk or fuk them.
So be the difference.i will lash you wel and you wont regret it
although all men are not the same,while other men give women,i take from women.

Warris dis?

Karatum:
Please guys, I need your suggestions and opinions on this.

I reside in onitsha and here goes my story.

I bought a keke and gave it to a young guy on hire purchase. Unfortunately, the keke was stolen the same Sunday that the guy I gave it to - drove it home. Its a brand new keke. I went to the police to make entry about the stolen keke.

After about a week, I got a call from some police guys at Enugu state police command, that I should come down to Enugu state - as my keke was found somewhere in Nsukka. The police guys demanded that I come with 50k to 'bail out' the keke. Luckily for me, the keke was found same way it was stolen and also, the thief was caught too.

I sourced for money and went down to Enugu to bail out the recovered keke. After parting with 30k, I was handed over the keke and was asked to go to obosi station to write and sign that the keke has been found. The police guys from Enugu drove the suspect down to obosi (anambra state). According to them, that's the jurisdiction where the keke was stolen.

On getting to Obosi station, the police there demanded for some money and I told them that I had nothing left on me after parting away with 30k for the Enugu police guys. Next thing they did was that they decided to seize the keke, saying it will be "charged to court with the suspect".

My question is; Arent the police suppose to hand over a recovered property to a victim of theft? What do I do? I am very confused now as to next action to take.

You guys in Nigeria don't know how to make the Police work for you because even the educated ones allow the Law Enforcement Agents to treat them anyhow. Most Nigerians unfortunately are so ignorant about a lots of things and the way to go about it.

I have some issues with the Police recently when I reported a case, like your own, to them. The suspect was arrested through my help and my items recovered but the Police decided to play pranks by collecting my items and some 'other things' from the suspect then released the suspect without my knowledge and decided to informed me the suspect has escaped and there's nothing they can do about the matter again.

I left them and reported the case immediately to the IGP Desk in Abuja. I can tell you that within an hour of the report, I can't recall how many calls I received from the Police. The DPO of the station called and requested I see him immediately in his office. I went and he begged me to inform them in Abuja that the case has been settled after so much pleading with me. He gave my items to me immediately and sanctioned the subordinate right in front of me.

Mind you, I'm just an ordinary Nigerian like you and you may even have connections than me

GoTV:
What is the difference between these primitive babarians protesting with caskets in this 21st century and those savage north sentinelese who are yet to embrace civilization To think Akwa Ibom state is mostly populated by Christians makes every sane mind wonder what a joke Christianity has become despite the huge number of worship centers emerging per square foot in the country. As Christians the bible admonishes us to respect constituted authority and give what belongs to Caesar to Caesar.


Akwa ibom people should surrender their state to APC and watch peace and development boom. No other political parties can take Nigeria to the next level but APC. We Nigerian Christians are solidly behind president Buhari and his hard working crew.

You're in Zamfara but more interested in Akwa Ibom Matter than your Almajiri State. I don't understand it at all

Tinubu is on drugs as usual

alizma:
they have collected their share of Atiku campaign dollar from the campaign money transfer machine, Saraki. Now it is time for real business.
the way Atiku will be defeated will shock many people. I read about Atiku's visit to Ekweremadu to clarify his choice of Obi and on his entourage are people who can not be trusted, saraki and co. people with no national political plus. Fayose, Wike and Ahmed Makarfi who held on to PDP when it was sinking have been sideline. Atiku is not going around with people who's name can be mentioned anywhere in Nigeria and somebody will say I am one of his fans yet he hope to win 2019 election.

I expected you to be more intelligent than this because this is 100% Lai Mohammed propaganda

All Atiku Support Groups are solidly behind our incoming President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar

MrGist:
GistMore.com

Senator Ademola Adeleke and Aregbesola on the dance floor while leaving the office for the incoming Governor of Osun state. Lol

Watch vide here - www.GistMore.com

So Adeleke is now a witch carrying broom?! Lai Mohammed, try again next time

Limitednow:
Source: https://politicstimesng.com/amp/you-responsible-aibom-assembly-crisis-akpabio-udom/

Even though I don't like Governor Emmanuel Udom for personal reasons, this useless Akpabio is using his satanic party to cause problem in Akwa Ibom

mcmurphy132:
Ipob how market?

Don't be deceived by the Lagos -Ibadan Expressway media... The money was donated to David Umahi of Ebonyi State, no mention of Buhari but they craftily brought in Buhari's name into the equation.

I'm not Igbo so you may call me Ipod if that gives you orgasm

ceejee:
but is there anything in the content to show that Prince donated the money for Buhari re-election? The caption is deceiptful. from the content, the Money was for Govt Umahi re-election and other state related stuff. why are people so bothered about where Igbo vote will go? let no one trouble himself when the time comes, each person will determine where S/he will cast his ballot. to be honest with u, 95% of Igbo have already decided on whom to vote. Buhari and Atiku will be judged fairly by the good people from the East. Igbos vote by perception and not by what one king or Elite says. interact with taxi drivers, bus drivers, market men & women, civil servants, u will understand where there votes lie. no need to over flog the matter.

Don't mind the Lagos -Ibadan Expressway media... The money was donated to David Umahi of Ebonyi State, no mention of Buhari but they craftily brought in Buhari's name into the equation

Rossikki:
Nigeria ‘lost billions’ on oil deal with Shell and Eni

Analysis raises questions of structure of a deal at the centre of a bribery trial


Financial Times, UK

A Nigerian oil deal at the centre of a landmark bribery trial involving Royal Dutch Shell and Italy’s Eni cut the African nation out of billions of dollars in potential revenues, according to a new analysis.

Resources for Development Consulting found that Nigeria stood to lose out on nearly $6bn in projected revenues because of the unusual structure of the 2011 deal for one of Africa’s most lucrative remaining oil concessions.

Campaign group Global Witness commissioned the consultants, who specialise in natural resource contracts, to scrutinise the impact on the Nigerian government’s finances.

The undeveloped deepwater plot, named OPL 245, is already at the heart of a corruption trial in Milan where prosecutors have alleged bribes of $1.1bn out of a $1.3bn deal were paid to public officials for the licence.

The report raises questions about why Nigeria would have agreed to such a deal and will be seized on by anti-corruption campaigners, who allege officials for years conspired with multinational companies to plunder the country’s oil riches.

Using publicly available contracts and industry methodology for assessing the value of the block, the authors found the 2011 terms for OPL 245 were hugely favourable to Shell and Eni.

“The fiscal terms that current govern Block 245 are not, in our view, consistent with the essence of a normal production sharing system,” said RDC in its assessment.

The new report found the companies would pay taxes to the government but the [government] would not receive royalty payments or an allocation of the oil produced after costs are taken into account, as is typical.

Assuming a $70 a barrel oil price, prior fiscal terms governing the plot from 2003 and 2005 would generate potential revenues of more than $14.3bn and $15.6bn respectively for the state. In the 2011 deal, this falls to $9.8bn.

The fallout of the 2011 deal has reached the top ranks of Shell, whose head has been subject to wiretaps, and Eni, whose chief executive is standing trial in Milan on charges of corruption.

Managers and middlemen from both companies are also standing trial. In September, a judge found two defendants — Nigerian Emeka Obi and Italian Gianluca Di Nardo — guilty of international corruption.

The Nigerian federal government has joined this case as the victim and is pushing for damages as part of the criminal trial. Prosecution evidence began in October 2018 and all the defendants have pleaded not guilty.

Global Witness, whose director was a witness in the Milan trial, has argued that the Nigerian government should revoke the OPL 245 licence as the country’s citizens are being “starved of funds”.

Shell said it could not comment in detail about the report given the Milan trial but said the deal was a “fully legal transaction”, adding there was “no case against Shell or its former employees”.

Eni said the analysis contained “incorrect technical and contractual assumptions” adding Nigeria has an option to take a share in the plot after costs have been recovered. It rejected any allegation of “impropriety or irregularity” in the deal.

The report comes as Nigeria has sought for decades to install a new framework to govern the petroleum sector, motivated in part by a sense that the state was not generating a fair revenue from deepwater oil blocks.

Shell’s chief executive this month maintained the deal’s legality but said the perception it was “unethical” had hit the company. “It is not [a position] that we would want to find ourselves in again,” said Ben van Beurden in a speech.

https://www.ft.com/content/f0713292-f16b-11e8-ae55-df4bf40f9d0d

You brought up this old, recycled news for what reason exactly? Who told you $6 billion dollars was stolen? Anyway, was Aisha Buhari not also a beneficiary of your so-called $6 billion? It's like bmc has perpetual penchant for employing only illiterates

FarahAideed:
Check this out


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1Y18fwd7Tw&feature=youtu.be

Kai... Who do us this thing?

janetdaniels201:
N540 Billion Recovered Through Whistle Blower Policy - Minister

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said
the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFFC) has so far
recovered over 540 billion Naira through the Whistle Blower Policy.

The Minister disclosed this on Tuesday at the 71st General Assembly of
the Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria (BON) in Port Harcourt,
Rivers State.

“To this end, as at May this year, the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission, EFCC, through the Whistle Blower Policy, has recovered
over N527 Billion, $53 million, and £122,890,” he said.

Alhaji Mohammed, who was represented by the Director, Public Relations
and Protocol, of the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture, Mr.
Sunny Adejoh Baba, said the EFCC also successfully launched a major
onslaught on the seeming high–and–mighty in the society (including
senior military officer and their civilian accomplices), who had
soiled their hands with shady deals, leading to the recovery of choice
assets across the country.

He therefore enjoined the media to align itself with the policies and
programmes of the Buhari Administration, aimed at ridding the country
of the cancer of corruption, in order to free funds for development
projects, which will uplift the standard of living of the citizenry.

“This effort should not be seen as the sole effort of Mr. President or
the Government alone. The media has a duty to ensure that the
programmes of Government, meant to uplift the lots of the citizenry,
are projected as a national cause and not just as that of Mr.
President or the administration,” the Minister said.

Alhaji Mohammed, who said the BON General Assembly is taking place at
an auspicious time in view of the forthcoming general elections,
charged the broadcasting organizations not to yield their platforms to
the purveyors of hate speech and fake news.

He said the broadcasting outfits should instead promote the unity,
stability and the development of the country.

“Anything short of this would amount to a criminal abdication of a
sacred duty which could spell doom for our collective national life.
We have had enough sordid examples to learn from that we ought not to
allow a repeat at this critical time of our national development.

“It is therefore of utmost importance that the media and specifically,
broadcast media, do not allow itself to become a purveyor of fake news
and hate speeches,” the Minister said.

He restated the Federal Government’s commitment to allowing the press
to carry out its assigned watchdog roles, even as government expects
the press to be guided by national interest above every other
interests.

Alhaji Mohammed said the launch of the Digital Switch Over (DSO) in
Jos in April 2016 underscored the Administration’s determination to
democratize the right to know, the right to knowledge and the right to
be informed.

He noted that the changing media landscape and the advent of digital
technologies have fundamentally altered the nature and function of
media in the society, at times circumventing traditional media and
challenging its privileged role as gate-keeper of news and
entertainment.

The Minister therefore urged companies in the broadcasting value-chain
to take the advantage of the market and build local stations that
would not only create employment for a diverse segment of the
population, but would also lead to a transfer of technology and free
the creative dexterity of the young population.

Segun Adeyemi
SA To Hon Minister of Information and Culture
Abuja
27 Nov. 2018

Story! Story!! Stoooory!!! BMC, dinner is ready. Feed on it because this dinner is for you only!

Isobug:
Our next president.... You have just spoken the minds of plenty reasonable Nigeriand

Our incoming President is a man who truely loves this country and her unity. We would be lucky from next year when Atiku becomes our President

annnikky:
Even if they leak the Qs to him still the man can't deliver without them scripting from the A to Z of it and then he'll be busted

You mean he's that dull?!

Mysteryque:
Manipulated? How?

Channels TV is now APC TV. The owner of Channels TV who has already received appointment and now working for the Buhari administration will leak the questions to the lifeless one before the debate day

OfficialAPCNGR:
Can the owner of Channels Television chair the Nigerian presidential election debates anymore? Does he have the required integrity to do so?

He would certainly leak the questions to the lifeless one before the debate day

Buterflyle0:
You and those who liked your comment are the reason why lamidi Cownu scams ipobs.

Show me where any report says the bike belongs to Yusuf and how much it costs.

Also show me any proof that Buharis daughter is on NNPC board because every nnpc link available online does not have her mentioned as a member of the board.

I am waiting.

And before you begin your usual nonsensical comments with "my fellow Yoruba Muslim" kindly be aware that I am a christian

Smh

Nackzy:
I hear you loud and clear
How can a normal human being celebrate 30k more than 300k in DPR, NNPC, FIRS, Ministries, I make more than 30k Every week

Every week or every month?! bmc pays monthly

Xano:
Interesting

Channels TV has been APC since 2013. I've stopped watching the network years ago.

We have already banned both Channels TV and NTA in our home. Both are useless, worthless and always siding with the APC government even when they are obviously wrong

luluosas:
I am not concerned about the denominational bills, but the fact that the machine was able to dispense far beyond the inputed amount by customers.
Abeg, they should come and learn from ATM programmers in Nigeria because no matter the denominational bills loaded in our ATMs, they will never dispense above the inputed amount for withdrawal.
And in order to hide their incompetence, they father Christmasly said the people that received above their inputed amount can keep the cash. What a nonsense!
So, Donald Trump America now give free money? This is craziness abeg

You know sabi read and understand but u come dey write all these jargons?!

IamJames:
Shut that thing you call mouth up. If Buhari is not to blame then who should it be?

Blame me bro... I'm the cause of Nigeria economic woes since 2015 till now

NaijaRoyelty:
All the previous meetings they've had behind closed doors , where are the results ?

You too dull ...You mean you didn't see the result when over 100 soldiers were killed?!

kimjongJezebel:
You like Atiku too much, abi na your Papa?

The youth of our country are roaming the streets and are not meanfully engaged because of lack of policy direction from the government to make that possible. With Atiku, the youth will have jobs because Atiku means jobs!

Another very important thing is that, the country is deeply divided due to the obvious actions of the present government. Atiku will unify the country. There can be no growth and development if there's no love, harmony and peace.

So many things unfortunately happening around which I wouldn't want to go into. Atiku understands the system and would work to rectify and restructure it

dukie25:
They're the cheerleaders of Tinubu the indicted drug lord.

dukie25:
Hypocrisy is when you appear incredibly cavalier about Tinubu’s drug indictment but wail at Atiku.

He speaks with both sides of his mouth

ORIENTATION101:
yes it is part of image laundry we nigerians re doing to remove the bad stigma of been headquarter for corruption and criminals.
Nigeria cant afford to have a known international Thief Thief (a.k.a wire wire fraudster) as president of the country. imagine Trump mocking nigeria as been ruled by wanted criminal in usa

Going to the US by a presidential candidate is inconsequential. Did Mr Trump travel to Nigeria before becoming US President? Who is a criminal? Which court of competent jurisdiction convicted the person you called a criminal? Illiteracy is a deadly disease and is contagious!

Nigerians are tired of the incompetent government of Mohammedu Buhari and we are fully ready to ATIKULATE!
Less I forget and for your info, the current Indian Prime Minister, Nerandra Modi, was banned from entering the US but the Indians still elected him as their leader because, like Atiku, they know he's a huge asset to the country.

Check out his scorecard below for a very short time and still counting:

MetaPhysical:

That was when Atiku was a Pope before he became kwarrapt

israelmao:
So people still watch NTA?I can remember when last I did so.

We have banned both NTA and Channels TV in our home. Channels TV is becoming ridiculous on their support for APC and Buhari

wiseGD:
We are in a democracy. This should be unheard of.

Wrong! If we're truely in democracy why is the Nigerian media covering up the atrocities of the current worthless and heartless regime and other unfortunate events happening in this regime?

We will truely enjoy the dividends of democracy from next year when we ATIKULATE!

FearGodinall:
Atuku - Light
Buhari - Darkness
Atiku - Salt
Buhari- Dust
Atiku - joy
Buhari- Sorrow
Atiku - laughter
Buhari-tears
Atiku - Angelic
Buhari-Demonic

Kassidy4luv:
ATIKU: Heaven
BUHARI: HELL fire

President Atiku: Oxygen

Buhari: Carbon monoxide