[quote author=EugeneLeeJnr post=52936330]Goodluck Jonathan Invited For Trump's Inauguration, Buhari Not Invited - Deji Adeyanju
Adeyanju Deji, former Director of New Media at the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP is claiming that former President Goodluck Jonathan has been invited to the inauguration of Donald Trump at the White House.
He is also reporting that President Muhammadu Buhari was not invited.
N:B - Original names have been changed for Private reasons
It all started last year when me and a friend needed somewhere to stay,so we started scouting for free apartments around my school,then one day my friend John called me,said he found a guy that needed roommates and was asking for 80k#,I asked him to make enquiries and find out if the guy can take in 2 people.
After talking to the guy John said him and the guy had concluded that we both could come in and agreed on #50k each,we went to the place and it was in a raz environment but we were in urgent need of a place to stay so we took the place.
6months down the line John had moved out Cuz he didn't pay fully and I was left alone with the guy at the apartment,just last two weeks he said his junior sis gained admission and that he's going to serve February and so he's going to give his sister his place in the room,I was like Wtf :-/, so his sister moved in last week..... chai the girl set die.....so I've recently been thinking how only me and this girl would stay alone in a self contain apartment without any ********* happening,because January first I made a resolution to no do fisting and player this year , but it's not been easy whenever she's in the room I can't even wear only boxers cus my blokos would be showing..... I can't polute the air (mess) in peace :-( , and I can't come out of the toilet without tieing my towel,it's just been one week tho.....I don't talk to the girl much tho.... but it's not been easy.....I can't imagine how the next few months with this girl would be.....I'd keep you guys posted....I need advice from experienced people tho....so share your experiences here too :-)
don't mind my grammatical blunders tho
Please woo her with gift, help her with some assignments, be caring , before the twinkle of an eye she will fall! Do those things thank me later, but play safe!
ChuzzyBlog: Monday, 16th of January was really a sorrowful day for the Corpers in Etinan LGA, Akwa Ibom state as two female corps members lost their lives in a ghastly accident on their way to uyo to use the ATM.
Chidinma (Sandra) and Awulika, the memories you have created will linger on forever.
Kolababe: Just when we thought we have seen it all...from South African pastors forcing members to eat snakes, spraying insecticide, drink Dettol all in the name of healing, another Man of God has added a new twist.
A video uploaded on the Facebook page of Pastor Zendile Andries November of Victorious Faith Ministries, South Africa, shows the pastor asking one of his female congregants whether she has “pimples” on her vagina. When she said ‘yes’‚ a man removes November’s shoe and the pastor is seen handing it to the woman to place between her thighs. She then suddenly falls to the floor with the shoe between her thighs.
Another female member is then shown saying that she went to the bathroom with the woman and that she is now healed and will finally be able to sleep with her husband. The woman is crying and there are cheers all round as the pastor tells her to rush home - meaning home to her husband as she is healed.
FlirtyKaren: US Army Veteran Chuks Okebata was abducted and murdered at exactly 5pm on the 12th of Jan 2017 at his hometown in Imo state. Okebata, who hailed from Umuduruorie in Umuomumu Mbieri, in the Mbaitoli LGA, was reportedly taken to Atta Junction in the Ikeduru LGA, where he was shot dead.
One of his Chuks' relations, also based abroad, has narrated how 14 armed robbers stormed their home in the same village - Umuduruorie, Umuomumu Mbieri, Mbaitoli LGA and after a two hour horrifying robbery, shot her dad in the leg.
2 years later, he recovered and was planning a grand thanksgiving in the village. Her mum travelled home to go prepare things for the party but ended up being murdered and till tomorrow, nobody knows who committed the heinous crime.
Read her story below:
My mum, Late Lolo Ethel Ifunanya Nwaogu was murdered 12 years ago... in my village.... the same Umuomumu Mbieri with the late Chuks Okebata and the mystery surrounding her murder is yet to be unraveled.
2 years earlier, I witnessed the first and only armed robbery attack in my life! 14 boys, armed to their teeth.... 2 hours of torture..... same village! My dad was finally shot on his right knee. Took him 2 years to get on his feet again. Mum only visited the village to get people to fix the barb wire fence they damaged and through which they had access into the compound, it was in preparation for a grand thanksgiving on my dad's behalf.... she never came back!
I don't go there anymore, my kids haven't even been there.
I have been traumatised for some days now. Is it a crime to visit one's village? Is it? Will Umuomumu Mbieri continue to loose great people? I really do hope our security agencies get to work and expose the masterminds behind these senseless and malicious killings. May their souls Rest In Peace. Still miss my mum and we will miss you brother (like I always called you), father to my little friends and hubby to my dear friend Cyndy Okebata.
Chuks Okebata's wife was in a serious battle with her husband before he died.
Clarification - It wasn't Chuks that sent his wife the naked photos he had of many girls. Cyndy his wife, reportedly got into his phone, saw the pics and shamed Chuks and the girls by posting the pics on her Facebook page. That shaming was what made him defend his cheating by saying he was forced to look outside when people started attacking him on his wife's Facebook wall.
please anybody who knows that woman in person should tell her to go to ECG church in south African and meet Shepherd bushiri, those people who murder her husband will be reveal!
ladiesmirror: At early hours of today, a female suicide bomber hits the famous University of Maiduguri killing scores of people. Reports has it that two other bombers are deployed to unknown locations within the school.....
source : eye witness
but why will all these girls agree to embark on all these suicide mission, or could it be they are casting spell on them?
sugarbelly: Lilian Esoro posted the stunning photo above and this madam slid in her comments...Her photo says it all..and she has since been blocked ....
AdoraAmadi: A bomb explosion occurred at the University of Maiduguri mosque this morning. Here are graphic photos from the scene. According to an eyewitness Baba Gani-Ali, Professor Mani, a Professor of Veterinary Medicine was among those killed during the early morning explosion. This is the first time that the University was attacked. All exams slated for today have been CANCELLED!
Graphic photos below. Viewer's discretion is advised.
azimibraun: Naija police.. Just to prove that they are full of actions they arrested innocent boys and now couldn't link them to the crime giving the killers time to arrange themselves properly. Those boys released definitely have heard of the news of her death like every other Nigerian o! Police used them to escape pressure. Now the heat has cooled down police is asking the innocent boys to go and keep quite. "If not we go call una back say na una do am and we go prove am" RIP ma andd may your real killers walk into the police station someday or into any Redeem church and confess.
corruption of the highest order! It is only God that will judge that woman's killer!
glowithdan: Tinsel actor , Gideon Okeke , drew some flak during the week when he took to his social media page to say that veteran actor , Chiwetalu Agu should be sanctioned for his use of vulgar words in movies . He wrote , “ You know him as the wicked uncle in films, but I need to check the sanity of my ears and mind whenever he comes on screen … the measure of liberty this actor enjoys from directors and producers to improvise vulgarities in movies is not funny anymore … hiding behind the pretext that not all your audience understands Igbo language is no excuse to throw all decorum out of the window … this is a case for the Film and Video Censors Board …” However , after several attacks from his fans , Gideon deleted the post . Sunday Scoop reached out to Agu for his reaction to the allegations levelled against him , and he said , “ Let him leave the censors board to do their job , or does he work with them? Anybody can say anything or come to whatever conclusion they please . The viewers would judge whether I use vulgar words in movies or not . People who watch movies are the ultimate judges. I do not even know who Gideon Okeke is; I do not think I have ever heard his name . If people like AMAA are talking to me about this , I would know how to react appropriately . But this is an individual I do not even know . He has his own style , and I have mine which has won me awards all over the continent and even beyond . ” Speaking further , he said , “ This is the first time anyone will be accusing me of vulgarity . Others have been hailing me . What we do is satire; we are re-enacting what happens in the society. People I have encountered and those who have called me have been full of praise for me. It will also interest you to know that I am the highest award-winning actor in Africa . I have 47 awards to my name ; and the second person behind me has not even got up to 10 awards . Two years ago , I took two cows to church to celebrate and thank God for giving me the highest number of awards in Africa. Secondly, I have done 727 productions . It is a rare record in Africa . I am also the current holder of the Best Veteran Actor award which was given to me in Ohio, United States of America . People like Olu Jacobs and other time - tested Nollywood practitioners were nominated for that same award but I was chosen . My record is the best in all ramifications . I have spent about 35 years in the movie industry , and I am a big pillar of Nollywood. ” He further said he is appreciated by leaders all over the world. “ Even former President Goodluck Jonathan confessed about three years ago that whenever he travels out of the country , foreign leaders ask after people like me , Jim Iyke , and Genevieve Nnaji . Because of that , he put N3 bn into Nollywood ’ s account , and asked the former Finance Minister , Ngozi Okonjo - Iweala to manage the funds for Nollywood. This fund is still open to Nollywood practitioners . It goes without saying that I am very big in Nollywood . I am a father , legend , and icon , ” he said .
Mightyify: Last year, I jokingly said in the hostel that if I had not graduated, I would invest my tuition fees in the ponzi scheme MMM.
I didn't know one girl took it serious and invested her school fees in the scheme.
She contacted me this morning to inform Me....I was so shocked. She said she has been running around to raise the fund no way. The payment ends Friday 13th January 2017.
Please, MMM participants you can help her since the scheme will resume next week. She'll pay back. For verification of this information you can contact me.
send your account number but don't try that again next time!
[quote author=FlirtyKaren post=52741852]30-year-old club owner, Mike Eze-Nwalie Nwogu popularly known as ‘Pretty Mike’, has been arrested for dehumanizing young girls by turning them into human puppies with chains round their necks.
Pretty Mike was arrested on Wednesday by the police on the orders of the Lagos state government after his photos with girls on dog chains went viral..
Police say PrettyMike cooperated with them, gave them useful statement and was released after signing an undertaking to desist from putting any woman or man on a leash to dehumanize them..
His undertaking read:
'I, Mike Eze Nwalie, do hereby undertake to stop whatever act of putting girls on a leash or any other degrading treatment to ladies and guys.. I am aware that such act offends the State of Lagos and if I repeat it again, there will be a legal act towards me.. I undertake to issue a letter of apology to the public effective tomorrow on all my social media platforms'.
Speaking on the matter, the State’s Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Adeniji Kazeem said the State Government will not tolerate any anti-social behavior that attempt to dehumanize any citizen in the State. .
Kazeem restated the government’s determination to prosecute any individual or group of persons who violate any law of the State under any guise. “The Lagos State Government is committed to the protection of the rights of all citizens including children, women and all the vulnerable persons in the State,” Kazeem said.
First picture shows Pretty Mike at the police station.
lalasticlala[/quotelpretty Mike, look at his bow leg, he can't even stand erect! All these girls he is carrying about are they sex slave or what, women can do anything for money sha!
UNIZIK1stSon: Online News Portal, Premium Times has replied the Letter written by The Nigerian Army threatening to sue them for Posting Malicious and Defamatory publications against the Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, a Lieutenant General, and the army’s counter-insurgency operation in the north-east of the country.
The medium pointedly told the Army and their high command that they should expect neither a retraction nor apologies.
In other words, Premium Times stands by its story.
The reports, as Premium Times puts it, were those on the planned invitation of Mr. Buratai by the Code of Conduct Bureau for asset verification, disappearance of a high number of soldiers after a Boko Haram attack and an investigation detailing how soldiers allegedly killed a kidnapped pastor and labeled him a kidnapper.
The army, in its letter of 22 December 2016, described the reports as “false,” “unsubstantiated,” and “unprofessional.” “Despite the fact that your unprofessional publications are injurious to the personality of the leadership of the Nigerian Army and the Nigeria Army as a whole, it may interest you to know that your attempts have failed woefully to malign and impugn the hard-earned character of the Chief of Army Staff and the Nigerian Army,” the letter said.
Worse still, the Army alleged that “ these stories published without reference to the Nigerian Army in order to have a balance, have without doubt exposed your deep hatred for the leadership of the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Army as a service and the Nigerian nation for undisclosed reasons. It is submitted that your unprofessional one sided and unprovoked attacks on the Nigerian Army and its leadership, especially with regards to its operation in the Country have confirmed your unalloyed loyalty to the terrorist cause.
The letter therefore ordered PREMIUM TIMES to retract the said publications and apologise to Mr. Buratai and the Nigerian Army.
However, Premium Times, through its lawyer, Jiti Ogunye, wrote:
“Our clients hereby state unequivocally that there is no truth whatsoever in any of the claims you made in your said letter. Our clients do not have any hatred, deep or shallow, for anyone in the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Army as an institution, or indeed the Nigerian State. Our clients have no loyalty to any terrorists’ cause or to any terrorist organization, including Boko Haram. Our clients’ stories were well checked, and their procedure was professional. Our clients therefore will not retract their stories and will not tender reserved or unreserved apology as demanded by you and your principals.
Published below are the letter by the Army and Premium Times’s reply:
Major General I. M Alkali, Headquarters, Nigerian Army, Ministry of Defence, Area 7, Gark.i PMB 239, Abuja, FCT. E-mail : ahq.doaa@army.mil.org
Dear Major-General I.M Alkali,
RE: REQUEST FOR THE RETRACTION OF THE UNAUTHORIZED FALSE LIBELOUS AND DEFAMATORY PUBLICATION BY PREMIUM TIMES AGAINST THE PERSON OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL T Y BURATAI THE CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF AND WITHDRAWAL OF UNAUTHORIZED FALSE PUBLICATIONS ON NIGERIAN ARMY OPERATIONS.
We act as Solicitors to Premium Times Services Limited, owner and publisher of Premium Times, the leading online newspaper in Nigeria; Mr. Dapo Olorunyomi, the Publisher and Chief Executive Officer, Premium Times Services Limited; and the members of staff of Premium Times Services Limited, and journalists working with Premium Times, including Evelyn Okakwu and Samuel Ogundipe ( all, jointly hereinafter referred to as “ our clients” ) on whose behalf and instructions we write this letter.
Your Letter under reference, Reference No.AHQ DOAA/G1/300/200 of 22nd December 2016, addressed to Publisher and Chief Executive Officer, Premium Times Services Limited has been passed to us. We have been fully briefed in respect of the grave and weighty allegations contained in the letter, and we hereby make the following representations on behalf of our clients.
1. The said letter was written for and on behalf of the Chief of Army Staff, General T.Y Buratai, “the complainant”, whom we assume delegated the power to write the letter to you.
2. The said letter, which, for ease of reference, and for a proper appreciation of its purports, is hereunder reproduced in full, complains about the stories published in Premium Times. The letter states:
22nd December, 2016
AHQ DOAA/GI/300/200
Mr. Dapo Olorunyomi The Editor -in- Chief/Managing Director Premium Times Services Limited 53 Mambolo Street Zone 2 Wuse Abuja
REQUEST FOR THE RETRACTION OF THE UNAUTHORIZED FALSE LIBELOUS AND DEFAMATORY PUBLICATION BY PREMIUM TIMES AGAINST THE PERSON OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL TY BURATAI THE CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF AND WITHDRAWAL OF UNAUTHORIZED FALSE PUBLICATIONS ON NIGERIAN ARMY OPERATIONS.
1. The Nigerian Army has observed with dismay the unwarranted serial provocative, unauthorised, libelous and defamatory publications against the person of Lieutenant General T.Y Buratai, the Chief of Army Staff, Nigerian Army and Nigerian Army counter insurgency operations in the North East by your online newspaper, The Premium Times. The latest in series of offensive publications was written by Evelyn Okakwu on 12 December, 2016 alleging that the Chief of Army Staff in the person of Lieutenant General T.Y, Buratai was to appear before the Code Conduct of Bureau over false asset declaration. Other similarly false, publications include the one captioned: “Exclusive: 83 Nigerian Soldiers still missing days after Boko Haram attack” written by Samuel Ogundipe on 21 October, 2016. As if that is not enough, on 19 November, 2016, there was another false and unsubstantiated story published in your newspaper alleging that the Nigerian Army killed a pastor and labeled him a militant among numerous unprofessional publications.
2. These stories published without reference to the Nigerian Army in order to have a balance, have without doubt exposed your deep hatred for the leadership of the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Army as a service and the Nigerian nation for undisclosed reasons. It is submitted that your unprofessional one sided and unprovoked attacks on the Nigerian Army and its leadership, especially with regards to its operation in the Country have confirmed your unalloyed loyalty to the terrorist cause.
3. It is obvious that the Nigerian Army have always cooperated and worked in harmony with the press. Let it be known that the Code of Conduct Bureau through their letters dated 11 July and 29 September, 2016 cleared the Chief of Army Staff of false asset declaration. Equally, there was no time that 83 Nigerian army soldiers were missing as a result of Boko Haram attack. Nor did Nigerian army kill a pastor and labeled him a militant. One then wonders where your organisation got your false stories from. Despite the fact that your unprofessional publications are injurious to the personality of the leadership of the Nigerian army and the Nigerian army as a whole, it may interest you to know that your attempt have failed woefully to malign and impugn the hard earned good character of the Chief of Army Staff and the Nigerian Army.
4. In view of the foregoing, you are hereby advised to immediately retract the said unauthorized false, libelous and malicious stories against the person of Lieutenant General T.Y Buratai, the Chief of Army Staff and withdraw all false and unauthorized publications on the Nigerian army operations as published by your online medium, the Premium Times forthwith. Your retraction should be done in at least 3 national dailies and in online newspapers for 3 days consecutively from 29 – 31 December, 2016. You are to also publish an apology to the Chief of Army staff and the Nigerian Army in 3 Nigerian newspapers and online publications. Failure to retract and withdraw the said publications by Premium Times services Limited on or before 31 December, 2016. The Nigerian Army Team of Lawyers will be instructed to proceed against you in court.
5. Please accept the warm assurances of the Chief of Army Staffs highest esteem. I.M Alkali Major General for: Chief of Army Staff
cc: Chief of Army Staff
3. Whilst our clients can understand your disappointment that Premium Times published reports which you did not find favourable to the Nigerian Army, which you are at liberty to deny if you had exercised the right of reply on behalf of your principals, by writing a rejoinder in Premium Times, or by using other news media to so do, our clients, hard as they have tried, cannot understand why you used that letter to level very grave accusations against them, brazenly threaten them, and violate or attempt to violate their rights to life, dignity of the human person, personal liberty and freedom of expression and the press, respectively guaranteed by Sections 33, 34, 35 and 39 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, and relevant international human rights protecting instruments.
4. In case you did not, while penning your letter, measure the words therein deployed or weigh carefully the meanings, import and intendments of the words used in the allegations contained therein, we draw your attention to the second paragraph of your letter which alleged that “ these stories published without reference to the Nigerian Army in order to have a balance, have without doubt exposed your deep hatred for the leadership of the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Army as a service and the Nigerian nation for undisclosed reasons. It is submitted that your unprofessional one sided and unprovoked attacks on the Nigerian Army and its leadership, especially with regards to its operation in the Country have confirmed your unalloyed loyalty to the terrorist cause.
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5. Our clients hereby state unequivocally that there is no truth whatsoever in any of the claims you made in your said letter. Our clients do not have any hatred, deep or shallow, for anyone in the Nigerian Army, the Nigerian Army as an institution, or indeed the Nigerian State. Our clients have no loyalty to any terrorists’ cause or to any terrorist organization, including Boko Haram. Our clients’ stories were well checked, and their procedure was professional. Our clients therefore will not retract their stories and will not tender reserved or unreserved apology as demanded by you and your principals.
6. Our clients discharge their journalistic duties without any bias, fear or favour. They recognize and respect the right of reply by the readers of Premium Times or anyone who may be affected by stories published in and by Premium Times. Our clients have a commitment to continue to do so within the confines of the laws of Nigeria, and according to international best journalistic practices.
7. By the contents of your letter, you and the authority for whom you wrote your letter have played the role of the complainant, and the judge in your own cause. More worryingly, you and the said authority have reached conclusions which are both chilling and frightening. Through your letter, you now seek a conviction which plays to the notion of your own power and worth. By your letter you have threatened the lives of our clients, and our clients are thus obliged to put the Nigerian public and the international community on notice that should any harm come to them, you, the Chief of Army Staff and the Nigerian Army should be held accountable.
8. Given your position in the Nigerian Army and your claim that your letter was written on behalf of the Nigerian Army and its leadership, our Clients are of the clear view that your threats have come from the very top of the Nigerian Army.
9. Our Clients hope that the Office of the Chief of Defence Staff, the Ministry of Defence and the Minister of Defence, and indeed the Federal Government of Nigeria are aware of this letter from you and the grave implications of the letter.
Sir, may we declare to you that the assertions and the declarations in your letter have very grave implications.
First, the chilling threat that you have subjected our clients to shows a disregard for the due process which includes the constitutionally entrenched control of the military by civilian authorities, and equally respect of freedom of the Press. It is our view that all working journalists and news outlets are entitled to some protection from public officers, especially of the military and security agencies who are charged with the duty to secure and protect Nigeria and Nigerians, their lives and property, and maintain law and order, but who often, because of the uniqueness of that duty and for reason of the exclusive bearing of arms and control of our commonly owned ordinance, assume very erroneously that they are above the law.
Second, the penchant of public officers to flippantly, arrogantly and ignorantly label media reports and stories and journalists “unprofessional” once they are affected by media reports and stories must be deprecated with decorous pungency. Sir, you are not in any position at all to teach our clients about media professionalism, ethics and standards. It really can be exasperating and disconcerting to see public officers condescendingly castigate journalists, many of whom are not only internationally acclaimed and celebrated but who also have up to forty years of practice as journalists under their belts.
Third, we must also refute the false assumption that our military men, exclusively, are an epitome of patriotism and national sacrifice, and that they love Nigeria more than civilians do. Sir, the Nigerian Army of which you spoke so glowingly is an heir to a military that unpatriotically subverted, many times, constitutional governance in Nigeria, plunged Nigeria into a three year internecine civil war, committed unspeakable rights violations against the Nigerian people and thwarted the efforts of Nigerians to restore democratic governance to Nigeria. The Nigerian Media, if you must be reminded, played a frontline role and suffered gross human rights violations, perpetrated by the military, in the struggle to rid Nigeria of military dictatorship. During the struggle for Nigeria’s independence, the Nigerian Media carried on its shoulders the anti-colonial agitations of the nationalists movement. Our clients, therefore, totally reject your claim that they hate Nigeria, their country. The Nigerian Army does not love Nigeria more than Nigerians love themselves. An armed force of less than three hundred thousand officers and men cannot claim to love Nigeria, a country of over one hundred and eighty million people, more than the Nigerian civil population.
Even under the current civil government, the officers and men of the Nigerian Army continue to carry out acts that threaten the survival of democratic governance, they trumpet they are sworn to protect. The ignoble roles played by officers and men of the Nigerian Army in the Ekiti State Governorship Election in 2014; the insertion of the Nigerian Army in the partisan allegation that the WASC School Certificate of our President, Muhammadu Buhari, then a candidate, could not be found in the Nigerian Army’s records during the 2015 electioneering campaigns; the seizure and confiscation of newspapers nationwide during the Presidency of Goodluck Jonathan by men and officers of the Nigerian Army under the guise of looking for terrorist elements; the stealing of humongous sums from the budget of the military, meant, in part, for the counter-insurgency operation in the North East, by heads of the Nigerian Armed Forces, some of whom are now on trial for corruption and money laundering offences, but who more appropriately ought to have been charged with the offence of treachery punishable with death for subverting and undermining the capacity of the Nigerian State to levy war; and the recent killings that attended the insistence on right of way by the Nigerian Army against the adherents of the Shiite Islamic Sect in Zaria, in which hundreds of civilians lost their lives, are cases in point. A Nigerian Army that carries out such acts that not only violate the human rights of the citizens, but also subvert democracy and the rule of law cannot lay a claim to patriotism that is superior to the patriotism of the Nigerian media.
We state that just as the Nigerian Armed Forces are assigned a role to play in our national life under Sections 217 and 218 of the Constitution, so is the mass media assigned a role under Section 22 of the same Constitution which, in stipulating the obligation of the mass media, provides that “ the press, radio, television and other agencies of the mass media shall at all times be free to uphold the fundamental objectives contained in this Chapter and uphold the responsibility and accountability of the Government to the people.”
Although you ended your letter in a civil manner, and perfectly within your right, by demanding a retraction of the stories published by our clients, and an apology to be published in both national online and print media, failing which you and your principals may have recourse to a civil action, the allegations and threats contained in your letter are too grave and serious to be overlooked.
The right of our clients to practice their profession and publish the stories you are complaining about is guaranteed under the Constitution, which in Section 39 (1&2) provides that “ every person shall be entitled to freedom of expression, including freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart ideas and information without interference; and that without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1) of this section, every person shall be entitled to own, establish and operate any medium for the dissemination of information, ideas and opinions”. It is our firm view that this right and the other above-listed rights of our clients have been, are being and are about to be breached by the threats issued to and the terrorist tags placed on our clients by your letter.
You should know that your wild allegations against our clients implicate the invocation, against our clients, of Section 4 of the Terrorism (Prevention) Act, No. 10,2011, which prescribes a maximum prison term of 20 years for any person convicted of knowingly, in any manner, soliciting or rendering support for an act of terrorism or a proscribed terrorist organization, and the death penalty where death results from such solicitation or rendering of support. And you should also have realized that your allegations imputed, on the part of our clients, the commission of treasonable offences and aiding the enemy under our criminal law.
In the circumstances, we hereby demand that you write a letter of withdrawal of these threats and allegations, to our clients, wherein you are to assure them of their safety and protection by the security and law enforcement agencies in Nigeria, in particular, the Nigerian Army. The letter, to be addressed to Mr. Dapo Olorunyomi, Publisher and Chief Executive Officer, Premium Times Services Limited must be received within seven (7) working days of delivery of this letter to you
TAKE NOTICE that should you fail, refuse or neglect to write and deliver the above letter as demanded, our clients will not hesitate to institute a legal action against you, your principals, the Nigerian Army and the Federal Government of Nigeria, to enforce their fundamental rights under the Constitution.
Kindly accept the assurances of our highest regards.
Yungwizzzy: I don't want to waste that one year serving any country.
Let's say I'm leaving country sha.
How do I get my certificate, please?
[url][/url]the best thing for you to finish your 3 weeks orientation camp, get posted to a certain PPA from there you being to reason things with your LGI , pray it work out cos there are some though LGI, but some do work out!
nmreports: This is to help some of us who have been wondering how this is done and to all those who believe HR do not check CVs because of the volume. The assumption is that someone already has the job before the vacancy was posted.
For me, here is what I do: Note: This does not represent all HR personnel mode of operation neither does it represent my organizations own.
1. When I post a vacancy to received CVs, from experience, most would be rejected because I use a screening technique that automatically sends emails that do not follow the stated instructions to spam. So those who did not follow the instructions were automatically taken to spam.
2. Those with luck who for some reasons found their way in as a result of some bug would be manually deleted by me. Reason is that I have enough CV already and I cant start looking at someone who did not even follow instructions in the first place. If you cannot follow instructions then you could be a bad fit.
3. The next step for me is to go from the beginning to see those who applied first (Its my own technique) then I start from there. I feel this is the only way for me to do justice. First come first served.
All I know job in Nigeria is man no man, permit me to share a little experience I have encounter, during job search, in 2009 when I wanted to do my IT, I was given a form to apply in mobil by a good Samaritan, though, the person didn't have hands he told me to try my luck after filling the form and I met all the requirements, now when to submit the form in Mobil, when I got there, I met one spy police, I never knew before he ask me what I came do I told him I want to submit my IT application, he ask me do u have anybody working here? I said no, he said had it been u have somebody, that these is not where I would have submitted it, that to tell me the truth, that slot have been shared long time ago, he now told to drop it in one basket like that uptill today I never receive any feed back.
fingard02k: Enugwu-ukwu one of the ancient communities in Anambra state has just released a new law guiding the Burial/Funerial in the community.
According to them “Burials in recent times have continued to attract wastage; of time, money and other resources‘ Th3 following laws are aimed to stem these wastages and save embarrassment to those who strive to compete in giving the so-called “befitting buria|” to their dead ones. We value human beings but that does not warrant frivolous expenditure in the mist of extreme poverty.”
ANNOUNCEMENT OF A DEAD PERSON
The announcement of the passing on of persons in the following categories must show respect to the deceased:-
1. The Town’s Traditional Ruler
2. A Cabinet Chief
3′. Ozo titled holder
4. Member of Traditional Council
(a). in the case of the Traditional Ruler, nobody is authorized to announce his passage unless after the cabinet meets for that purpose‘ The announcement would be by the Onowu or Onosolu Eze in the presence.
To lessen the burden of walling for families to bury their deceased particularly at Christmas seasons, all forms of burial ceases by Detember 20″‘while resumption to burrial is from 10′”January.
ENTERTAINMENT
This is another area that requires rigid control. Therefore only the following dishes must not be exceeded in any burial/funeral ceremony. introduction of any other food delicacies attract heavy fine as would be detailed below:
Rice – White rice with stew or joilof only. Swallow – Wheat, Semavita or Garri. Soup – Only onugbu or egusi soup. Drinks – Modestly reasonable to follow the pattern of faod. Gunshots- Canon shots are permitted but not single, double or pump action guns or any other type of gun.
IBU OZU NWADA
it is a known fact that at the point of dowry payment, also includes items for the burial of Nwada who aasses on. This cultural practice would continue in he following modest consideration. Therefore on he demise of Nwada, the following shall be provided
BILLBOARDS/POSTERS
these have made our environment untidy; therefore all must be removed within fourteen (14) days following burial.
PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF OUR BY—lAWS
I. Service of songs beyond 8.00pm – N100,000.00.
Ii. Period of burial/funeral beyond the stipulated 2 days – N150,000.00.
lli. Misuse of casket/corpse for showmanship is disrespect to the dead N100,000.00.
Iv. Entertainment above the stipulated/recommendation N150,0DD.0O.
V. Environmental degradation by use of posters/billboards after 14 days would attract N5,000.00 for everyday they are not removed.
NaijaTechGuy: Fast charging is a feature everybody wants. Nobody wants a device that literally takes centuries to charge to 100%. I decided to come up with a list of smartphones that charge from 0-100% in less than 2 hours Some devices come with QuickCharge others have their own fast charging technology.
LG V10 - 65 minutes to full charge SAMSUNG GALAXY S6 - 78 minutes to full charge SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 5 - 81 minutes to full charge SAMSUNG GALAXY S7 - 88 minutes to full charge GOOGLE NEXUS 5X - 100 minutes to full charge
please help!!! My phone itel 1556 android , even if I have like 79 percent it will still be telling me 3 hrs left to full , I try different chargers, please is it normal? Is a new phone I just bought it not up to one month and is inbuilt battery.
bbbabes: Three Nigerian ladies on Instagram, Damilola, Doyin and Shennel posted throwback photos of themselves taken in 2006, while in secondary school and compared them to now. The now look totally different from then.
Wait, year 2006? Childfren of nowadays can grow so fast. I was rounding off in the University then and these ones will see me now and mention my name like they gave me the name..lolzzzz
gracetie: I am 25 years old and my husband is 32. We have two kids together. our sex life was perfect until after our first baby. My husband doesnt touch me anymore. I always have to initiate sex each time im in dare need of it. He has the problem of weak erection and premature ejaculation too.on one occasion I mentioned to him that we really need to see a doctor he said "are you now saying im not a man again"
I said "'no babe you are a man but in the last 6months we've had sex only once and you didnt last up to a minute, there s no need to blame anyone lets just see a doctor. He cut out the idea and we have been staying like that. I give him good and healthy meals. I dress sexy in the house. I doubt if he s cheating cos i have access to his phone and we are always together. he doesnt keep late nights and doesnts answer starnge calls. I think its a health issue but his ego wont allow him sort out issues.
I have reminded him many times that i am only 25 and he married me a virgin. How can i proudly say that in 5 years of married we have had sex not more than 10 times and lucky two of the times resulted in pregnancies. Please advice on what I should do. I am soo tempted to cheat and satisfy myself. But I love my husband. I wish our sex life can go back to what it used to be.
op in case you made up your mind to cheat, don't forget to call on me, I bet you, you must surely give testimony!
CertifiedNaija: The Nigerian fitness coach, @iamnayfit, who lives in Washington, shared the risque bedroom photos with her heartthrob, Mike (also a fitness coach) on her social media page.
Read the caption below... "A man with dreams needs a woman with vision. Her perspective, faith and support will change his reality. If she doesn’t challenge you, then she’s no good for you. Men who want to stay ordinary will tell you not to have expectations of them. Men who want to be great will expect you to push them, pray with them and invest time in them."
Investment › Re: MMM Tears Family Apart by ikemesit4477: 11:23pm On Jan 19, 2017
