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Hmm this one you guys are praising arduino like this. You want me to dump the raspberry Pi I wanted to go for? |
Check ur mail pls |
GlorifiedTunde:So Seun don get filling station now. |
hmm. things are gerring interesting. |
Your normal bank ATM can work you can also use paypal too. making facebook work can b tricky you need to know what your goal or target is. ie to get more likes, sales on ur site or adclicks on ur site. start with the lowest bid as possible and increase as you go Goodluck |
shenisaac:U no gbadun at all at all. ![]() Na my English you dey look. You be grammar police? |
Do we still have a president? See as Boko Haram done take front page for this administration. RIP to the Dead. |
Hmm. I wipe for nigeria. But why? |
cool i love the pixs nice place. I give you 6 |
I have a feeling that this present senate (8th assembly) lead by saraki will have a torrid four years. And so much clash with everybody right from the presidency to the people governed. Will miss the calming effects of David Mark's Leadership on the senate. he really handled their egos and manoevered/manipulated the waters well. |
They met an empty treasury yet there is money to share. The three tiers of government, yesterday, shared a total sum of N 409.354 billion for the month of May. This is made up of N324.061billion from statutory allocation, N56.04 billion from Value Added Tax, VAT, N6.330 billion as refund by the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, to Federal Government, as well as the N31.240 billion exchange gain. The amount represents N30.113 billion increase from the N388.339 billion shared in the month of April A break-down of the distributions showed that the Federal Government got N151.805 billion from statutory allocation, which represents 52.68 per cent, while states and local governments received N76.998 billion and N59.362 billion respectively, representing 26.72 per cent and 20.60 per cent. On Value Added Tax, VAT, the Federal Government received N182 billion, the states and local governments got N27.274 billion and N19.092 respectively. On the other hand, the oil producing states shared N29.071 billion as the 13 per cent derivation against 23.109 billion shared in the previous month. Briefing journalists at the end of the Federal Accounts Allocation Committee, FAAC, meeting, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance, Mrs. Anastasia Nwaobia disclosed that the gross revenue of N324.061 billion received for the month was higher than the N282.062 billion received in April by N41.999 billion, due to the improvement from the refund to Federal and the exchange gain added to the revenue. Nwaobia said Federal Government has taken steps to block all the identified leakages in the system and hoped that the source of revenue to government will continue to improve in coming months. Under the excess crude account, ECA, she explained that the reserve stood at 2.78 billion dollars as at yesterday, from which they had the refund of N6.360 billion. Commenting on the $1.18 billion dollar missing from the NNPC forensic audit report, she said the “matter is being considered and when decision is taken, information will be made public on it.” On why they could not hold FAAC meeting, last week, the permanent secretary said the meeting could not hold due to some reasons, some of which was that the minister and commissioners were no longer there and that the Accountant General of the Federation exited office on June. On the issue of Federal Government owing salaries, she dismissed the claim, saying that there was no agency nor ministry owed by Federal Government and expressed hope that states owing salaries would pay their workers accordingly after this FAAC meeting. source : http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/fg-others-share-n409-354bn/ |
i just want pmb to work. baba do something na we are waiting. This presidency (sole administrator) might be a slow one after all |
Krucifax:i tell you. we in for peppersoup this season. wonder what magic buhari will perform |
I appreiate his traveling to end this boko haram scourge. But wasnt this the same thing GEJ was doing that APC accused him of non-chalance?. I smell hypocrisy. |
Inside Church? unbeleivable |
piicity:Sorry saw dis late. 99.3 nigeria info lagos |
Penalty for Nigeria. Listening on radio. |
ghettodreamz:Amen! |
HappY byday to the Op and madam Ngo. Wish you guys looong life. |
DuchessLily:Dear! ur meme just made my day. ![]() |
sheymoni:Yoruba or igbo? Translate pls. |
Bayo Omoboriowo is from Ekiti State He was born without silver spoon, grew up in Mushin Lagos, tasted poverty, experienced the low esteem. Poverty inflicts on its victims but never allowed his past to define him, he decided to change his story and that he has successfully been able to do looking at what he has done for himself within a space of 6 years. He took his destiny by his hand, discovered his passion which was photography, refined and turned it to a business and income making project One thing you have to give to this young man is this, he never allowed the distraction that being a youth bring to distract him from his focus he graduated from University Of Lagos in 2009 and since then he has only been doing one thing, Photography and today, he is the official photographer of our dear President. Bayo is one of the 20 man delegation that followed Buhari to Germany this morning, seeing his name on that list brought smile to my face, this shows how far he has gone and where God has taken him to. I could not have been prouder of my generation and the envelop we are pushing, the stories we are changing and the boundaries. we are taking in spite of the difficulties of being a Young Nigerian Bayo's life is teaching young people what is possible and doable, a man born in poverty at Mushin, Lagos 28 years ago is flying with the President all over the world today because of his passion and determination to give meaning to his life, what then is your excuse? Life is too short to just waste on unnecessary gallivanting. Discover your passion, key into it and start now. You don’t need capital to start, you just need few people who believe in your passion and would do anything to see it come to fruition. Your network determines your net worth; those friends around you have a lot to do with your tomorrow, more than you know. Bayo's of this world are passing a compelling message to young people to leave every other thing that is distracting them and run with their dreams. Lives and destinies are tied to that dream and that is the more reason you need to take that bold step and believe in your ability to do it Again let me emphasize, Bayo started from the bottom, he started with zero capital. He had nothing except his incredible belief in God and the dream he has and nothing more. I wish you all the best in this journey and hope to celebrate your journey tomorrow 2015 ...increase your value! credit: Chukwudi Iwuchukwu
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PointB:You no well. I like your poetic skills though. |
I don laff tire. Op thanks |
agabusta:Why do u av to accuse we the TANoids. Its very silly of u. ![]() Anyway i forgive u sha. You made so much sense in your later paragraph. Ambo goofed but he's new. He will learn. ![]() |
This is bad. what could hav caused this? |
Thats nice. God bless GEJ |
Nice! Will go there for my honey moon next year. Oga TIN dt did the video you try but abeg go learn how to do documentary, ![]() Nice job anyway from TIN ![]() |
THis man is crazy. I tell ya ![]() But the people like him. Now oga pls concentrate on governance. |
Ha! I dey laff. He berra not. |
brize:I underztand u Bro. It is well. |
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