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nonesense!!! ^^^

yeye

maybe I'm missing something, but arent the southerners the ones crying for war all the time?

nobody is cryin for war, u can prepare to close ur eyes wherever u are residing

nigeria has come to stay, ilegal or not, in the mother earth

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Kenyan in US faces Sh160m fraud case
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By JOHN NGIRACHU and AgenciesPosted Thursday, June 4 2009 at 22:09

Ms Angella Muthoni Chegge-Kraszeski, 33, of Raleigh will stand trial in the United States over her part in a conspiracy that is said to have defrauded an auditor’s office of about $2 million (Sh160 million). The Kenyan woman has been indicted by a federal grand jury in West Virginia.

Ms Muthoni Chegge-Kraszeski and other conspirators are also alleged to have channelled the funds from their illegal deals to banks in Nairobi, according to an eight-page indictment revealed for the first time last Wednesday.

The money sent to Kenya is said to have been 12 payments totalling $913,373.52 (about Sh73 million). This latest case of a Kenyan involved in crimes abroad comes in the wake of reports that six Kenyans are held in jail in China, facing execution for drug-related offences.

Federal prosecutors charged Ms Muthoni Chegge-Kraszeski with obtaining a false South African passport in the name of Christina Ann Clay, then using the false identity to create four dummy corporations in North Carolina.

Two of the bogus businesses had names similar to entities doing business with West Virginia’s government, including Deloite Consulting Corporation and Unisyss Corporation, according to the indictment. The actual business names are Deloitte Consulting LLP and Unisys Corporation. The names differ by the addition of one letter to the words Deloitte and Unisys.

Incorrect names

She also allegedly set up bank accounts under the similar but incorrect business names at TCF Bank in Minneapolis. Using those names, she then contacted West Virginia Auditor Glen Gainer’s office and had the funds diverted to the Minnesota accounts, the indictment alleges.

Gainer’s office discovered the missing money in the beginning of May. According to the indictment, the first payment of $919,916 intended for Deloitte Consulting for services provided to the state Department of Health and Human Resources was misdirected on March 19.

Over the next six weeks, Chegge-Kraszeski and her accomplices allegedly steered 12 payments totalling $913,373.52 to banks in Kenya, the indictment charges.



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Submitted by gm1971
Posted June 05, 2009 10:29 AM


little knowledge is dangerous.


Submitted by Etwan ke Twan
Posted June 05, 2009 09:22 AM


Don't blame Chegge-K, she is just a product of the Kenyan system, she grew up wishing to be a millionaire like her cousins in parliament, I bet she is from a poor background quick buck for lost time! If she were in Kenya am sure all her loot would be safe like the Goldenberg, Anglo leasing etc fat cats! Too bad baby, US aint in Kenya - you'll do you time and lose all the damn dollars, luck if you did the Kenya thing - buy property in your kins names! I bet you did! Easy come easy go!


Submitted by Hawaii13
Posted June 05, 2009 04:02 AM


No wonder the remmitances from the diaspora are way up this year, jk,

How poor planning is spelling doom for Nairobi
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Storeyed residential buildings that have been springing up unplanned in Nairobi. Photos/LIZ MUTHONI

By JOHN NGIRACHUPosted Friday, June 5 2009 at 18:44
In Summary

Residents also blame failure to coordinate regulatory agencies and a casual attitude

Unplanned development in Nairobi, the apparent failure to coordinate the work of the various regulatory agencies and a casual attitude towards the trend is spelling doom for Kenya’s capital city, according to the residents’ organisation.

The Kenya Alliance of Residents Association has since last January been campaigning against unplanned development. According to the chief executive officer, Mr Stephen Mutoro, the city risks losing a lot if the authorities do not act quickly.

KARA says there are too many authorities that regulate construction, and too many people with vested interests in the matter, complicating the whole development process.

To build in Nairobi, one is required to liaise with the Lands ministry and the City Council’s directorate of planning in case the building is likely to interfere with the environment and go against the Ministry of Environment and the National Environmental Management Authority (Nema) requirements.

Nema’s independence

Lately, questions have been raised over Nema’s independence after it gave the go-ahead for the construction of several questionable buildings and appeared to be unable to halt the development of others where it had given stop orders.

Unplanned development, says KARA, could result in an unjustifiable increase in the value of land and interference with privacy as flats come up in areas set aside for only a limited number of buildings.

Pressure on current social amenities, such as water and sewerage systems, is already being felt in most parts of the city, and the perennial traffic jams are attributed to the council’s failure to expand the roads in line with the city’s growth.

According to Prof Peter Ngau, the chairman of the department of urban and regional planning at the University of Nairobi, the first thing to do would be to formulate a plan to guide the city’s development.

The development of Nairobi depends on a master plan drawn by a team of consultants in 1948. The plan included guidelines, broad land use zoning, neighbourhood principles and the expansion of the current roads as well as the creation of others.

It was, however, felt to be too rigid and had not adequately catered for socio-economic factors. But it was eventually used in the development of the industrial area, the road network and the residential areas.

In 1973, a Nairobi Urban Study Group report provided a strategy in both the short and the long terms in physical development, transportation and housing and the policy and institutional framework to guide the growth till 2000.

Fake US currency found in Nakuru town

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in ur back ward

[b][size=20pt]this thread is a big africa joke of the year!!

talk talk ahaa complete noooooooooooooooonseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! yes sir

now get this in ur head super eagles playyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyed well

oh yes france missed chances, but u failed to know eagles could have scored 2 more; one was saved on the line in the post by a french defender, and  the other was booted away by their defender dammmmmmmmmmit

mikel, hmm not too sure now, i think kalu uche should ta ke his place in the 1st team, he should be in the bench, utaka as well etc

evra said se played like Brasil

gerrand houreil se kill kenya!

wenger  amodu should keep this team

odegami eyema should keep against kenya

taribo west hmm kalu uche has shown he can put on some competition against mikel; hmm read along the line

ikepa days of bigmanism has gone!! hmm read along the line

nairalanders hmmm just talkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk too much shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh     iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit!![/size][/b]


so looking ahead, se should be looking for four goals against kenya and a win in tunsia

hmmm

we are waitin ha

hmmm someone' car missing? lol

Do u ppl think when monkey climp up the tree becoz of a lion he don't ve sense I dont know if u understand what i mean.

aboki plz explain

asha
igwe
aloy
etc

may una post ur village pic may i see that gaot for ur back yard

nawoo talk talk for here, na pic ooo me want

northern nigerians is just a joke!!!

who doesnt know!! do u need to read the news !! nawoo for una

soon they will come in to tell u the southerner are just ignorant

yes it was buziness as usual for those slowpoke that trade dollars and one man ahaji bank

those people just need to look in the mirror if they really believe that koran speaks for them in accordance to obama hahha

yes oo sala maliko!!

yes northern in the forum; dnt hide for too long oo

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[size=24pt]big no[/size]

the reality on ground is the average northern is so improverished nevertheless their so called heavily ilegally aquired-rich elites!!

do they really care about their citizen wey no even wan go school

[size=24pt]big no[/size];

let them stop fooling themselves and face stone in accordance to shaira

asha

make them paste am here, since naija newpaper no get eyes again, make we shame those criminal minded theives aka politikian

can someone post the pic of #8 billion hmm leather garment under construction in abia state


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by gov T A Orji

We've regained our confidence — Osaze
Written by John Egbokhan
Thursday, June 4, 2009 vangurad 4-6-09
Super Eagles’ midfielder, Osaze Odemwingie has said that the team have regained their confidence back after Wednesday’s 1-0 victory over France in an international friendly match at St Etienne


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Osaze Odemwingie


After being held to a 1-1 draw by Ireland last weekend in London, the Nigerian team gained a psychological boost ahead of Sunday’s 2010 World Cup qualifier against Kenya, with a stunning win against the 1998 World Cup champions, a result that Odemwingie, feels has placed the team in a vantage position when they confront the Harambee Stars at the Abuja national stadium. “We have certainly regained our confidence back given the way we played the last two friendly matches against two strong sides and we are confident of putting up a convincing performance when we play Kenya. It is a tonic to beat Kenya”, said the former Rennes’ star, who attributed the shock win against France on determination and team work.


“We won because we were determined and played with the intention to excel. Everybody worked hard for the good of the team and we were good as a team”, Odemwingie added when he spoke on Brila FM.


His view was reinforced by former Nigerian central defender, [size=16pt]Taribo West, who was impressed with the display of Kalu Uche in the midfield, adding that Mikel Obi was going to find it hard to displace the La Liga exponent.


“The game plan was okay and on target. We were so commanding against a complete French team and our boys played a solid game. Although Mikel is a vital member of the team, but Kalu has stepped up his game so much that there is now a struggle between him and Mikel.[/size]
“Credit must be given to Shuaibu Amodu for getting the right blend that produced the right spark, which helped us to contain the French and if we play like that against Kenya, we would win convincingly”, added West.

Ikpeba wants Mikel, Yobo, Taiwo dropped guardian 4-6-09

FORMER African Player of the Year, Victor Ikpeba, thinks that the absentee big names in the Super Eagles friendly against France on Tuesday should not be considered for selection against the Harambee Stars in Nigeria's crucial qualifier against Kenya on Sunday.

Nigeria defeated France 1-0 in Saint-Etienne, but Ikpeba told goal.com that he was left very unhappy by the conspicuous absence of John Mikel Obi, Joseph Yobo and Taye Taiwo. According to Ikpeba, who was at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard in Saint-Etienne to cheer the Eagles to victory, "the coach needed them for this match, but they decided to stay away on some flimsy excuses.

"They should therefore be left out of the match against Kenya because already, the other players are complaining. We should expect these players to bring the team together rather than divide it. They did not need to play the game but at least be around the team.

"Several of France's top players were part of the team - Thierry Henry was there and Nicholas Anelka, who played in the English FA Cup final last weekend just like Mikel and Yobo, played this match."

Ikpeba, who featured for Nigeria at two World Cups, was full of praise for the players against France. He said: "Ikechukwu Uche was fantastic, he ran both wings and was always dangerous. His brother, Kalu, was equally impressive.

"Overall, the team created many chances after a nervous start. Once they took control of their nerves after 20 minutes, they grew in confidence. It was great to see (Nwankwo) Kanu playing very well behind the top striker.

"The confidence in the team is very high and they should win easily against Kenya on Sunday. And with the same fighting spirit, who says they cannot also win in Tunisia?"

as a soldier this is, i always know there quite a lot of criminals from that side

when i first read that in the paper, i just laugh, i guess hey they are not nigerians, so there aint no fuss about them

this goes to show u, it is always nigerians, there lots and lots of criminal at the side of things, but if it were my naija, u could have seen the difference here, even some bandwagon naija go de yan wayo here

also there is some jewsish drugs pushers from isreal caught as well this week

jewsih? dnt make me laugh

can people of anambra paste the state pic here

proof to us that gov obi is the man!! no more talkin oya picturs plzz

ify

did u pass through akwa main road, i bet u didnt?

@@@@ post

people are born slowpoke

people are born theives

people are born mad?

people are born wicked

people are born selfish etc

well make your mind up!

i going to church to pray like okocha

hhaha knowall

ur guess is as good as mine, most of them lives in naija, they got camera phone, some love to talk about Gov G daneil from honourable nl owner state, yet no pic

infact no abuja and lagos pic for here oo

oya paste una pic now

5 pic small oo, more and more, no map from becomerich i hope haha

i wan see ur village with goat and chicken in the back ground

@Ikeyman00: Reading thru these threads, all i see is grammar, and for some of us that don't speak much of it would like to see in black and white what exactly Siena did to you,   And the guy don give u 3 option, U can even call the Law, lol
Don't know Siena personally but always take my time to read all his threads, believe the guy's got something upstairs,
Abeg Don't give a good Nigerian a bad name

cassytoons

so ikeyman hasnt got something upstairs abi? i might be nigeria president 2morrow, then u will be jailed; we are still waiting for the fg to publish the name of hailburton case, so why mine different

i guess seina has spoken, so what do u wana know

hmm haa

seina who is black mailin u, haa

ikeyman ?

to encourage progress in every state, i think we the citizen have a job in our hands, big job

we cant not continue to sit on the fence and copying and pasting stuff from the cyber space

there are considearble memebers here that lives in nigeria

make no mistake, there might be some politicians as well readin with his ghana must go belle on the sofa

[size=16pt]Therefore i employ yall that lives in naija to take your own pic on your camera phone and paste it here; do not copy from the net[/size]

biafara is dead and rotten years ago!

they know it and there nothing they could do about it

u can continue readin harry potter like becomerich anyway, there is nothing wrong with that

and this thread is not meant for lido players!!

i always say super eagles will always be super so long as the right thing is done at the right time!! over the years we missed out in tournament we should have gone or done far better

this is duely to the fact the coaches aint up to the task!! foreign or not!!  However i must say the super eagles just after Westerholf doesnt need to go for a foreign coach!! There are individual that can handle se mainly siasia

The problem with nigerians is everybody claimed to be an expert to any issues, hence u can always picture that in nl, they talk damn too much shit hahha!! I wasnt particularlly surprised to see the amassement of some individual on the recent good and outstanding performance by the super eagles!!! splendid!!! to those that know what football it is!! maybe if it was in world cup semi-final or something the doubters would have something to say.

From day one it was obvious that siasia should be the man of the job, cuz what Amodu is doing now is what siasia could have done, but in a suitation whenever there is a game u have your coach calling on all the big bench sitters in the world, then u wonder what is the essence of havin a coach that cant even boast of new players in his so called 22 man squad!!l

once again supereagles has shown their true colour!! now amodu obvious challenge is the selection of a perfect team!!

super eagles desperately need fresh legs !!

the days of yobo, utaka, mekel etc having automatic shirt is over

From now onwards if Amodu is ever gona be serious, he should be doing the right thing!

third,the next match is against kenya in abuja, amodu shouldnt only be looking for a win, he should be looking for 4 or 5 goals in the bag

the following match is against tunis, they should be looking for a win

them after that, the se should look for revenge to ghana black star, we need to beat them back

when all the above is meant, i cannot see spain declined super eagles a friendly match, they should be taken seriously even england will be compelled to come out from the hide

igwe

na so, either way odichamma !