Onechancearmy:
I knew it was a flop right from the beginning.

Nigerians are very gullible and they don't understand how global finance works in cable television content and payment of broadcast rights and royalties so they bought into the TSTV nonsense like a bunch of excited toddlers.

DSTV still holds the broadcast rights for most foreign media content in Nigeria so there was no way TSTV was ever going to deliver on its dubious promises.

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Not totally the fault of Nigerians, we live in a confused society where all the wrong things has become normal to us. where doing things rightly is considered as not being smart.

The inability of tstv to commence the sales of it's decoders as scheduled happens to disappoint a lot of would be customers, with the company shifting sales commencement date.

I think it's high time Nigerian media retires some of these keywords in their reportage.
You will read something like: react, blasts.

I can only remember those two for now, add yours.

Do you notice that electricity supply as observed from the pix? Now, imagine such scenario happening in our naija...I bet 1year after, na one excuse or the other you go still dey hear.

this is futile without the support of telcos operators, all the operators need to do is just blacklist the phone on all network. it will no longer work on any network in Nigeria.

you won't see companies scrambling to support this educative programme, they will rather sponsor nonsense shows.

So this their nudity is more of the reason they moved the show to South Africa...Na wa ooo

Add 08062898467 pls

[quote author=BodePolScience post=53542302]lots of embarrassment, I think language or grammar ought not to trouble us as correct pronunciation doesn't really matter, what matters the most is efficient communication. We have the US, Austria and British pronunciations so why should we be bothered with lots of rules and seemingly inconsistencies inherent in language.

True bro, just check pronunciation of the word DIARY....you will see that one is British while the other is American.

Na only for naija we dey carry English for head forgetting the real info

TeamSimple:
In Daddy Freeze voice #Yahoopastor

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Have heard his teachings or u just feel like showing your ignorance?

HBD to you...your words and humility has impacted many.

We are in for a serious time in this country, just witnessed extra deduction for sharing credit on mtn

nextprince:


Bro, u don't know how some soldiers behave. There are situations when movement of logistics items (food inclusive) poses a lot of danger and these soldiers are fully aware but rather than taking it the way it comes, u see them making mountains out of mole hills and because of this democracy (which we are not matured for) u will see many people who know nothing about the situation taking to social media spewing all manners of rubbish.
Okay, just look at the case in point, if things were normal, will food be transported by air rather than roads? And the GOC himself had to accompany the food. Why do u think a whole General should accompany food items meant for soldiers under normal situation? Bro, there are things that are not just right.
If a proper court Martial were to be held and appropriate punishment awarded, they will start behaving like orphans.
Note, I'm not justifying the situation of going for days in battle front without food but there a times when u can't help it.
I'm not a military personnel but I have had interactions with many disciplined soldiers who had gone for several peace-keeping missions both within and outside Nigeria.
Some of these personnel lack the basics of professionalism.

Inasmuch as you said you interacted very well with those that have gone to peace keeping operations, I bet u didn't ask them what makes them to excell, even our so called corrupt policemen do perform excellently well when they go for outside operations.
Try visit most of the barracks we have around, then you will see situations for yourself...inasmuch as they have their bad side, you can never compare the military training and cost of training an ordinary recruit in a developed world and the prize on their head to what we have in Nigeria

Hello house, please I need someone to enlighten me on SMS below, what are they into and if it is those agency that will ask you to register and later assist you secure an interview?



Fortune Careers Ltd Invites You to a Career & Work Briefing by 9am, Mon,19/12/16 @192 Ikorodu Rd,Beside First Bank, PalmGroove, Lagos.

lafean20:
The species we have in Nigeria are different from the imported ones...dats y...and because here in Nigeria we don't know how to xplore different variety of plants, we will keep eating sour green and yellow oranges

Don't really think so, the orange we have is still the pure unadulterated one, unlike some if these imported ones which would have gone through hybridization or cross breeding. Don't also forget preservatives can also be added..you can Google how long some of the apples we do eat has been preserved.

What do you expect from Gbenga Adebayo, his interest is always selfish.

Tastemoney:
The Igbo culture off apprenticeship...

I totally agree with you...it has and still helping a lot of Igbo's...
If only we all can take away our bigotted reasonings and inculcate the good sides of our culture...it will go a long way.

cupidhero:


Ogo ndi ikom!
I love the ekpe dance and ito odu.
I love the culture of showing honor to great men when they die by bringing in their coffin through the roof of their house instead of passing it through the door.
Spartans got nothing on my ancestors.....while other African men were busy twerking...
Ohafia men were making war songs and sung wars with the drums they beat....drums weren't the only things that got beaten....their enemies hear am.

Those are way of life that makes u want to be a good person at all cost, not as we have today

Sleekyshuga:
The Ohafia War Dance (Igbo: iri agha); I love those heaving chests and muscles ..

Naso, naturally built with original fufu and hardwork...don't mind those steroid users..nice one

There are some of us that still like one or two things from our different cultural heritage that we are not ready to give away to civilization... I will like to know the positive aspect of your culture that you think can benefit the society at large if it is to accepted by all.

NB: please this is not about supremacy or ego, no one should be abused for his/her views

There are some of us that still like one or two things from our different cultural heritage that we are not ready to give away to civilization... I will like to know the positive aspect of your culture that you think can benefit the society at large if it is to accepted by all.

NB: please this is not about cultural supremacy or ego, no one should be abused for his/her views

[quote author=Olaitan2003 post=50293995]Please my people I have done their online test on Sunday so I was invited for written and interview test on Wednesday 19th Oct 2016.

What should I be expecting.......Someone should tell me the format plssssssss. [/quote

I also receive same SMS. But I don't have any info...are u on your way to the venue?

Keneking:


Do you how bridge to cross and litres of fuel /diesel to be expended on that mission?
Bar Beach is gone, Kuramo Beach is also gone, Elegushi Beach is highly unsafe.
No spring in South Western Nigeria

Have you taken Gossy bottled water from any UAC outlet before? It was being bottled from ikogosi warm spring in Ekiti state. We still have numerous ones scattered around but not given prominence.

abdulrazak07:

Thought he was a man of honor

For where?...greedy and self centered!

Arrant nonsense! Somebody who stole billions was being given option of N3m...there is God ooo

vheMa:
[size=30]and wetin consign u o [/size]

Just asking...

vheMa:
[size=25]Did anyone see that BH's dick[/size]

Shei na d only thing wey u see be dat?

When I hear or see disasters like this, I imagined how God has really blessed Nigeria and endowed us with natural resources and without much disasters except man made ones which can be avoided.

Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke
The Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, on Wednesday disclosed that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has started refunding $1.48bn into the Federation Account as recommended by an audit firm, PriceWaterHouse Coopers.

She however did not disclose how much has so far been refunded by the corporation.

She also denied reports that she was seeking the assistance of some highly-placed persons in other to get soft landing from the incoming administration of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.).

Alison-Madueke spoke with State House correspondents at the end of the weekly meeting of the Federal Executive Council at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

It will be recalled that the Federation Account Allocation Committee on Monday night constituted a committee to find out the reasons for the delay in the refund of the sum.

PriceWaterHouse Coopers had in its forensic audit report of the corporation recommended that the NNPC should refund the amount to the Federation Account.

The firm was last year hired to carry out the audit following an allegation by the former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Lamido Sanusi, that $20bn was not remitted to the Federation Account by the NNPC.

PWC had stated in the report that while the total gross revenue generated from crude oil lifting was $69.34bn between January 2012 and July 2013 and not $67bn as earlier stated by the Senate Reconciliation Committee, what was remitted to the Federation Account was $50.81bn and not $47bn.

The audit report revealed that $28.22bn was the value of domestic crude oil allocated to the NNPC, adding that total amount spent on subsidy for Premium Motor Spirit was $5.32bn.

Alison-Madueke however explained that the unremitted fund was owed by NPDC for a block that had been assigned from NNPC to NPDC.

She said, “The PriceWaterHouse Coopers forensic audit that was done a few weeks ago, in its recommendation mentioned that $1.48bn was owed by NPDC for a block that had hitherto been assigned from the NNPC to NPDC which is its subsidiary.

“They felt that the right process would be that NPDC will refund that money to the Federation Account. NPDC has apparently started those refunds and it is also in discussion with NNPC and DPR on same. So the refund has actually begun.”

While saying that the payment was being done under her directives, she insisted that the sum was not missing but transferred by the NNPC to NPDC which is a subsidiary.
http://www.punchng.com/news/nnpc-starts-refunding-1-48bn-to-federation-account-diezani/


I can't fit laff ooo!!!