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Travel / Re: Route To Rivers State From Owo In Ondo State by Jayburga(m): 8:12pm On Jan 12, 2018 |
seunny4lif:ok bro. now i can say im fully informed. |
Travel / Re: Route To Rivers State From Owo In Ondo State by Jayburga(m): 6:25am On Jan 12, 2018 |
seunny4lif:how much should i budget for the journey? |
Travel / Re: Route To Rivers State From Owo In Ondo State by Jayburga(m): 6:23am On Jan 12, 2018 |
seunny4lif:really appreciates ur guides. |
Travel / Re: Route To Rivers State From Owo In Ondo State by Jayburga(m): 6:20am On Jan 12, 2018 |
omaolowo:thanx bro |
Travel / Route To Rivers State From Owo In Ondo State by Jayburga(m): 11:52pm On Jan 11, 2018 |
[b]please nairalanders, i need full details of how i can travel from owo local govt in ondo state to rivers state, ranging from the cost of transportation etc. thanks!![/b]please nairalanders, i need full details of how i can travel from owo local govt in ondo state to rivers state, ranging from the cost of transportation etc. thanks!! |
Family / Re: ‘Men With Many Wives Live Longer Than Those With Just One’- 91-year Old Man by Jayburga(m): 3:07pm On Jan 08, 2018 |
ruthles lie! only children frm polygamous home can explaie and give advice on d effect of marrying 2 wifi on human life. i can attest to d danger of polygamous home to ones' life |
Education / Re: Test Your English Proficiency Here (picture) by Jayburga(m): 9:30pm On Jan 06, 2018 |
i go 4 d dauta. nkechi:y did her moda beat her? adanna: just cos she was drunk. nkechi: haba! nawa oo. |
Family / Re: My Brother Is Addicted To Weed And Now Tutolin, HELP! by Jayburga(m): 8:34pm On Jan 04, 2018 |
all i could say 4 now is, if he' a church goer, inform his pastor so pastor can diligently counsel him and monitor him |
Health / Re: 100 Mental Patients Escape From Kenyan Hospital (Video) by Jayburga(m): 10:52am On Dec 06, 2016 |
kenya madnes beta pax naija one! discus 50marks |
Politics / Re: Senator Ben-bruce Response On Fuel Scarcity. by Jayburga(m): 11:15pm On Apr 07, 2016 |
has dis been d reason y ur common sense had been left at d filling station swinging dat ordinary to yarn for Nass u no fit. i no talk anytin ooo |
Politics / Re: Before You Condemn PMB And Praise GEJ Concerning Fuel Scarcity, Note This by Jayburga(m): 10:58pm On Apr 07, 2016 |
MosakuAW:this to my believing ratio could put an end to all mess dat had overtaken naija for a longer period. just dat naija never cares to no d diff btw time use in mending and destruction of tinx. 1 Like |
Business / Re: How Much Is Petrol Selling For In Your Area? by Jayburga(m): 4:20pm On Mar 27, 2016 |
Omooba77:Dpr sef dey buy fuel #150 here for my area #okitipupa ondo state. no try call dpr cos dem no go pick up d call |
Religion / Re: Human Rights Group Calls For Commutal Of Rev King’s Sentence by Jayburga(m): 10:43am On Mar 12, 2016 |
Noneroone:sir pls notin similar in d case BTW rev king nd tb joshua, u can compare tb josh case to lekki garden issue. pls recall d case again and say som tin new. thanks! |
Politics / Re: People Queuing With Their Generators At NNPC Station, Ojota, Lagos by Jayburga(m): 7:00pm On Mar 10, 2016 |
laribari:u gar my point |
Politics / Re: People Queuing With Their Generators At NNPC Station, Ojota, Lagos by Jayburga(m): 5:32pm On Mar 10, 2016 |
every seconds I felt sorry for sum so-called Nigerians NCOs they've insist on dwelling in d era of "just give us anything". I wonder if our past leaders are to blame for dia corruptible act or Nigerians DAT call demsef #citizen to b beaten nd jailed for dia spirit of low esteem. There idea of JUST GIVE US ANYTIN widened d gullible sense of our leaders wch give rise to principle of IF WE GIF DEM JUST D FOWL NECK DEM GO TAKE AM LIKE DAT just to blind dem from seeing d whole fowl. so u guys want a +change without paying any tin abi? let's leaf lamentation and pray DAT our sacrifice for change shud b accepted. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: APC Shouting CHAINS And We Heard CHANGE By Ben Murray by Jayburga(m): 7:44am On Mar 10, 2016 |
Bevista:so name twitter kon b d constituency channel abi chamber wey him condom sense reveal to him to constructively critise? a beg leave mavins for don j |
Politics / Re: Court Sends Alex Badeh To Prison by Jayburga(m): 4:29pm On Mar 07, 2016 |
Love Machine:sir pls buhari can't go beyond his predecessor wch is jona regime. gej ought to av done DAT. taken? 1 Like |
Business / Re: Lady Wore Bum-Short To Ecobank In Abeokuta (Photos) by Jayburga(m): 6:39pm On Feb 18, 2016 |
don't tell #dollarrise no Rich ya arena! so far DAT short no hang ATM no p |
Politics / Check Out.the New Introduced Anti Corruption System by Jayburga(m): 4:22pm On Jan 18, 2016 |
In a statement issued in Abuja, on Monday, January 18, by Segun Adeyemi, the special assistant to the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, a copy obtained by Naij.com, the federal government appealed to the media to join hands with it in sensitizing Nigerians on the damages corruption had done to the nation. Mohammed, made the appeal on Monday while kick-starting the National Sensitization Campaign Against Corruption at a press conference in Abuja. The Minister, who warned that unless Nigeria kills corruption, the vice is capable of killing Nigeria added that to ensure the success of the campaign, the media need to replicate the support they are giving to the federal government in its ongoing National Security Awareness Campaign. “Thanks to the support we have received from the media, especially in this (National Security) Sensitization Campaign, I can now tell you that Nigerians have taken ownership of the war against terrorism and are also giving their undiluted support to our gallant military. I commend the media for heeding our patriotic call to duty at a critical time in the life of our nation. ”Gentlemen, we are here today because of another patriotic call to duty. We want the media to once again lead the campaign to sensitize Nigerians to take possession of another war – the war against corruption,” he said. The minister reiterated the need to change the narrative on corruption, especially what he described as the wrong impression out there that the war against corruption is being fought only by the President or the federal government or the governing All Progressive Congress (APC), or the orchestrated misinformation that the war against corruption is a vendetta against the opposition, and that indeed it is one-sided. Mohammed said Nigerians must be made to know the damage that corruption “has done to our nation, our people and our international image, how corruption stifles economic growth, hinders the fight against poverty, leads to decay in infrastructure and reduces educational standards, lowers life expectancy, stunts the fight against maternal and infant mortality and impacts negatively on the general livelihood of the citizens. No one is better placed than you, the media, to lead this charge.” He disclosed that between 2006 and 2013, 55 people allegedly stole a total of 1.34 trillion Naira in Nigeria, an amount that is more than a quarter of the 2015 national budget! “Out of the stolen funds, 15 former Governors allegedly stole 146.84 billion naira; 4 former Ministers allegedly stole 7 billion naira; 12 former Public Servants, both at federal and state levels, allegedly stole over 14 billion Naira; 8 people in the Banking Industry allegedly stole 524 billion Naira; while 11 businessmen allegedly stole 653 billion naira. “Using World Bank Rates and Costs, one third of the stolen funds could have provided 635.18 kilometres of road; built 36 ultra modern hospitals, that is one ultra modern hospital per state; built 183 schools; educated 3,974 children from primary to tertiary level at 25.24 million per child; and built 20,062 units of 2-bedroom houses. This is the money that a few people, just 55 in number, allegedly stole within a period of just eight years. And instead of a national outrage, all we hear are these nonsensical statements that the Government is fighting only the opposition, or that the government is engaging in vendetta,” he said. Speaking on the issue of the 2.1 billion dollar arms deal, Mohammed said irrespective of what anyone might say, there is no doubt that funds meant to fight terrorism were deployed to another ‘fight,’ the fight to keep the then president Goodluck Jonathan and his party, the PDP, in power at all cost. “So far, based on what we know, no one who has been accused of partaking in the sharing of the funds has denied receiving money. All we have heard from them are ludicrous reasons why they partook in sharing of the money. One said he collected 4.5 billion Naira for spiritual purposes, another said he received 2.1 billion naira for publicity, while yet another said he got 13 billion Naira to pay someone else for the Maritime University land. “Based on these revelations, should we now fold our hands and allow these people to go away with public funds? Is anyone thinking about the innocent soldiers who lost their lives just because they did not get the necessary weapons to fight the terrorists? What about the families left behind by these soldiers who were sent to their early graves because of the misappropriation of these funds? What about those who lost their means of livelihood after the terrorists overran their towns and villages? What of the millions of Nigerians, especially women and children, who are now living in IDP camps? Is it not clear that the cruel fate that has befallen these unfortunate people is a direct result of the misuse of the funds meant to fight the terrorists? he queried. Mohammed said irrespective of political, religious or tribal leanings, and not minding whether anyone belongs to the APC, PDP, SDP or Labour Party, “if you have stolen public funds, you must not go scot-free.” He urged all Nigerians and every arm of government to “rise up and be counted in this epic war, and defeat is not an option if our country is to survive. As President Muhammadu Buhari likes to say, if we don’t kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria. There is no better way to say it.” READ ALSO: APC Defends Oyegun The Minister said President Buhari is leading this fight by example and right from the front, adding: “His unparalleled integrity, his uncommon love of country and his undiluted dedication to service all put him in good stead to wage this war, and we must all support him and own the war in order to ensure its success. This is not Buhari’s war. This is not APC’s war. This is Nigeria’s war.” He also appealed to the Judiciary, which he said is critical to the success of the war, saying unless everyone in the judiciary fully joins in waging this war, the pending cases of corruption will just drag on until they outlast this administration. Meanwhile, the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers state has accused Governor Nyesom Wike of abandoning all construction aIn a statement issued in Abuja, on Monday, January 18, by Segun Adeyemi, the special assistant to the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, a copy obtained by Naij.com, the federal government appealed to the media to join hands with it in sensitizing Nigerians on the damages corruption had done to the nation. Mohammed, made the appeal on Monday while kick-starting the National Sensitization Campaign Against Corruption at a press conference in Abuja. The Minister, who warned that unless Nigeria kills corruption, the vice is capable of killing Nigeria added that to ensure the success of the campaign, the media need to replicate the support they are giving to the federal government in its ongoing National Security Awareness Campaign. “Thanks to the support we have received from the media, especially in this (National Security) Sensitization Campaign, I can now tell you that Nigerians have taken ownership of the war against terrorism and are also giving their undiluted support to our gallant military. I commend the media for heeding our patriotic call to duty at a critical time in the life of our nation. ”Gentlemen, we are here today because of another patriotic call to duty. We want the media to once again lead the campaign to sensitize Nigerians to take possession of another war – the war against corruption,” he said. The minister reiterated the need to change the narrative on corruption, especially what he described as the wrong impression out there that the war against corruption is being fought only by the President or the federal government or the governing All Progressive Congress (APC), or the orchestrated misinformation that the war against corruption is a vendetta against the opposition, and that indeed it is one-sided. Mohammed said Nigerians must be made to know the damage that corruption “has done to our nation, our people and our international image, how corruption stifles economic growth, hinders the fight against poverty, leads to decay in infrastructure and reduces educational standards, lowers life expectancy, stunts the fight against maternal and infant mortality and impacts negatively on the general livelihood of the citizens. No one is better placed than you, the media, to lead this charge.” He disclosed that between 2006 and 2013, 55 people allegedly stole a total of 1.34 trillion Naira in Nigeria, an amount that is more than a quarter of the 2015 national budget! “Out of the stolen funds, 15 former Governors allegedly stole 146.84 billion naira; 4 former Ministers allegedly stole 7 billion naira; 12 former Public Servants, both at federal and state levels, allegedly stole over 14 billion Naira; 8 people in the Banking Industry allegedly stole 524 billion Naira; while 11 businessmen allegedly stole 653 billion naira. “Using World Bank Rates and Costs, one third of the stolen funds could have provided 635.18 kilometres of road; built 36 ultra modern hospitals, that is one ultra modern hospital per state; built 183 schools; educated 3,974 children from primary to tertiary level at 25.24 million per child; and built 20,062 units of 2-bedroom houses. This is the money that a few people, just 55 in number, allegedly stole within a period of just eight years. And instead of a national outrage, all we hear are these nonsensical statements that the Government is fighting only the opposition, or that the government is engaging in vendetta,” he said. Speaking on the issue of the 2.1 billion dollar arms deal, Mohammed said irrespective of what anyone might say, there is no doubt that funds meant to fight terrorism were deployed to another ‘fight,’ the fight to keep the then president Goodluck Jonathan and his party, the PDP, in power at all cost. “So far, based on what we know, no one who has been accused of partaking in the sharing of the funds has denied receiving money. All we have heard from them are ludicrous reasons why they partook in sharing of the money. One said he collected 4.5 billion Naira for spiritual purposes, another said he received 2.1 billion naira for publicity, while yet another said he got 13 billion Naira to pay someone else for the Maritime University land. “Based on these revelations, should we now fold our hands and allow these people to go away with public funds? Is anyone thinking about the innocent soldiers who lost their lives just because they did not get the necessary weapons to fight the terrorists? What about the families left behind by these soldiers who were sent to their early graves because of the misappropriation of these funds? What about those who lost their means of livelihood after the terrorists overran their towns and villages? What of the millions of Nigerians, especially women and children, who are now living in IDP camps? Is it not clear that the cruel fate that has befallen these unfortunate people is a direct result of the misuse of the funds meant to fight the terrorists? he queried. Mohammed said irrespective of political, religious or tribal leanings, and not minding whether anyone belongs to the APC, PDP, SDP or Labour Party, “if you have stolen public funds, you must not go scot-free.” He urged all Nigerians and every arm of government to “rise up and be counted in this epic war, and defeat is not an option if our country is to survive. As President Muhammadu Buhari likes to say, if we don’t kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria. There is no better way to say it.” READ ALSO: APC Defends Oyegun The Minister said President Buhari is leading this fight by example and right from the front, adding: “His unparalleled integrity, his uncommon love of country and his undiluted dedication to service all put him in good stead to wage this war, and we must all support him and own the war in order to ensure its success. This is not Buhari’s war. This is not APC’s war. This is Nigeria’s war.” He also appealed to the Judiciary, which he said is critical to the success of the war, saying unless everyone in the judiciary fully joins in waging this war, the pending cases of corruption will just drag on until they outlast this administration. Meanwhile, the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers state has accused Governor Nyesom Wike of abandoning all construction aIn a statement issued in Abuja, on Monday, January 18, by Segun Adeyemi, the special assistant to the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, a copy obtained by Naij.com, the federal government appealed to the media to join hands with it in sensitizing Nigerians on the damages corruption had done to the nation. Mohammed, made the appeal on Monday while kick-starting the National Sensitization Campaign Against Corruption at a press conference in Abuja. The Minister, who warned that unless Nigeria kills corruption, the vice is capable of killing Nigeria added that to ensure the success of the campaign, the media need to replicate the support they are giving to the federal government in its ongoing National Security Awareness Campaign. “Thanks to the support we have received from the media, especially in this (National Security) Sensitization Campaign, I can now tell you that Nigerians have taken ownership of the war against terrorism and are also giving their undiluted support to our gallant military. I commend the media for heeding our patriotic call to duty at a critical time in the life of our nation. ”Gentlemen, we are here today because of another patriotic call to duty. We want the media to once again lead the campaign to sensitize Nigerians to take possession of another war – the war against corruption,” he said. The minister reiterated the need to change the narrative on corruption, especially what he described as the wrong impression out there that the war against corruption is being fought only by the President or the federal government or the governing All Progressive Congress (APC), or the orchestrated misinformation that the war against corruption is a vendetta against the opposition, and that indeed it is one-sided. Mohammed said Nigerians must be made to know the damage that corruption “has done to our nation, our people and our international image, how corruption stifles economic growth, hinders the fight against poverty, leads to decay in infrastructure and reduces educational standards, lowers life expectancy, stunts the fight against maternal and infant mortality and impacts negatively on the general livelihood of the citizens. No one is better placed than you, the media, to lead this charge.” He disclosed that between 2006 and 2013, 55 people allegedly stole a total of 1.34 trillion Naira in Nigeria, an amount that is more than a quarter of the 2015 national budget! “Out of the stolen funds, 15 former Governors allegedly stole 146.84 billion naira; 4 former Ministers allegedly stole 7 billion naira; 12 former Public Servants, both at federal and state levels, allegedly stole over 14 billion Naira; 8 people in the Banking Industry allegedly stole 524 billion Naira; while 11 businessmen allegedly stole 653 billion naira. “Using World Bank Rates and Costs, one third of the stolen funds could have provided 635.18 kilometres of road; built 36 ultra modern hospitals, that is one ultra modern hospital per state; built 183 schools; educated 3,974 children from primary to tertiary level at 25.24 million per child; and built 20,062 units of 2-bedroom houses. This is the money that a few people, just 55 in number, allegedly stole within a period of just eight years. And instead of a national outrage, all we hear are these nonsensical statements that the Government is fighting only the opposition, or that the government is engaging in vendetta,” he said. Speaking on the issue of the 2.1 billion dollar arms deal, Mohammed said irrespective of what anyone might say, there is no doubt that funds meant to fight terrorism were deployed to another ‘fight,’ the fight to keep the then president Goodluck Jonathan and his party, the PDP, in power at all cost. “So far, based on what we know, no one who has been accused of partaking in the sharing of the funds has denied receiving money. All we have heard from them are ludicrous reasons why they partook in sharing of the money. One said he collected 4.5 billion Naira for spiritual purposes, another said he received 2.1 billion naira for publicity, while yet another said he got 13 billion Naira to pay someone else for the Maritime University land. “Based on these revelations, should we now fold our hands and allow these people to go away with public funds? Is anyone thinking about the innocent soldiers who lost their lives just because they did not get the necessary weapons to fight the terrorists? What about the families left behind by these soldiers who were sent to their early graves because of the misappropriation of these funds? What about those who lost their means of livelihood after the terrorists overran their towns and villages? What of the millions of Nigerians, especially women and children, who are now living in IDP camps? Is it not clear that the cruel fate that has befallen these unfortunate people is a direct result of the misuse of the funds meant to fight the terrorists? he queried. Mohammed said irrespective of political, religious or tribal leanings, and not minding whether anyone belongs to the APC, PDP, SDP or Labour Party, “if you have stolen public funds, you must not go scot-free.” He urged all Nigerians and every arm of government to “rise up and be counted in this epic war, and defeat is not an option if our country is to survive. As President Muhammadu Buhari likes to say, if we don’t kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria. There is no better way to say it.” READ ALSO: APC Defends Oyegun The Minister said President Buhari is leading this fight by example and right from the front, adding: “His unparalleled integrity, his uncommon love of country and his undiluted dedication to service all put him in good stead to wage this war, and we must all support him and own the war in order to ensure its success. This is not Buhari’s war. This is not APC’s war. This is Nigeria’s war.” He also appealed to the Judiciary, which he said is critical to the success of the war, saying unless everyone in the judiciary fully joins in waging this war, the pending cases of corruption will just drag on until they outlast this administration. Meanwhile, the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers state has accused Governor Nyesom Wike of abandoning all construction a |
Politics / Re: Saraki Group Rejects APC Primaries As Lawan Emerges Winner, See Press Release by Jayburga(m): 8:53am On Jun 07, 2015 |
[i][/i]We neva c d distributn of rice nd kerosene at ma area 4 d campaign of semate presido |
Politics / Re: N’assembly Leadership: APC Peace Moves Flop by Jayburga(m): 8:40am On Jun 07, 2015 |
Let dia be speaker named femi gbaja....explain dis statement 5marks |
Politics / Re: N’assembly Leadership: APC Peace Moves Flop by Jayburga(m): 8:14am On Jun 07, 2015 |
Does dogara act gonna put fuel price at #50? |
Romance / Re: Seven Things More Pleasurable Than Sex! by Jayburga(m): 3:39pm On Dec 21, 2014 |
BreezyRita:i always found joy in wen im in position to stop my fellow man hurdles |
Politics / Re: Tambuwal Suit: Court Directs That The IG Of Police Be Put On Notice Properly by Jayburga(m): 11:07pm On Nov 30, 2014 |
even ds so call IG presence dey vex my dog. in fact d man made me hate presido nd his crooks. IGP actions defines d #yamayama act pdp gat for mind towards naija 2015-2019 if eventually dey wins of wch i dnt GEJ nd his crooks win coming election |
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