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so we should believe that all those possession comes from dividends, house rent, sold cattles and salon services?

free advert for crosscountry. some people get sense o.

summarized in one word: [size=28pt]Rubbish.[/size]

He should also buy one more. so we can send musiwa and his fellow lunatics from the country of western Nigeria there.

Another Northern as_ licker.

[size=18pt]Osinbade is a thief, not a pastor. How the hell did he acquire all that money? from charge and bail?[/size]

There's something about this Buhari. All this awareness and focus on tomato, groundnut, food this, food that. He seems to have a plan for the economic growth of the North. Which is not a bad in my opinion, considering that the North needs to catch up with the rest of the other regions.

Poverty ft Ignorance and hypocrisy

[size=28pt]OP why have you been having sleepless nights because of the igbos?[/size]

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[size=28pt]hehehe. some people are doing everything to please the Northerners [/size]

[size=18pt]They know what they are doing. Remember they have recently worked on a collabo. The title of the song may just be FIFA. who knows?[/size]

[size=18pt]I am not surprised. Niger Deltans deserve to be treated well in this country. The resources that keeps this country afloat comes from thier backyard. But what do we see today? There are many clever and intelligent graduates from there yet they are not employed. Visit all the oil companies, they are all dominated by the people who come from lagos and Abuja, they place their brothers and sisters. Then call the Niger Deltans fools. You tell them they will suffer for voting thier fellow Niger Deltan. why won't they cause problems? [/size]

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[size=28pt]YES! Go Boys! Stop the flow of our oil. But Tompolo and other Niger Delta heroes should demand that all multinational oil companies must move their offices and jobs to Niger Delta. Not to Lagos, I repeat, Not to Lagos. Give all companies ultimatum. If they fail, dont spare them. including those saboteurs of Nigerian Origin [/size]

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[size=18pt]VBHOST is a big scam. I had a similar experience with the scammer. My account was deactivated two months after it was created. my website deleted and I never got my N18000 back. He claimed a "malicious script is running on my server". As at the time i didnt know what that means but calls to him to get some of my money back fell on deaf ears. op, I am sorry that you think its a real company. Below is the guys photo. His name is Emmanuel Okaiwele[/size]

[size=18pt] Again, another internet propaganda against the Igbos. The one about a restaurant in igbo heartland selling human meat is yet to pass on. Such name combination is impossible in the igbo tribe. Whoever made this up clearly thought of two igbo name combination but unfortunately, got it wrong. It seems to me that the point of creating and spreading this rubbish is to create enemity between the igbos and thier Niger Delta brothers. This is hard to believe, Scammers are clever, The Niger Deltans are wiser. So the originator should go back to the drawing board[/size]

[size=38pt]Shaking a woman who is neither your sister nor your wife is HARAAM[/size]

It's not every day that just two football matches produce a cricket score -- in this case an incredible 146 goals -- and Nigerian football authorities are so suspicious of the games in question that they have been referred to the police as a "criminal matter."

As both Plateau United Feeders and Police Machine FC battled to reach the fifth tier of the Nigerian football league on Monday, the amateur sides racked up 79-0 and 67-0 wins respectively.

At half-time, the teams had managed a relatively meager 13 goals between them -- only for the avalanche to begin as the teams tried to outdo one another on goal difference.

Read: Nigeria win 2013 Africa Cup of Nations

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) indefinitely suspended the winning sides and their beaten opponents as it launched an investigation into an incident it termed "a mind-boggling show of shame never previously witnessed in Nigerian football."


The scores were the biggest seen in African football since Madagascar's AS Adema won 149-0 in a 2002 match where losing side Stade Olympique l'Emyrne scored numerous own goals in protest at a refereeing decision.

"We have reported the matter to police as it is a criminal matter," the NFF's Assistant Media Director Ademola Olajire, told CNN.

"They will do their due diligence, and we will also do our own investigation. The results of our investigation are likely to result in very, very severe penalties for all involved. The clubs may be banned for life."

One of the losing sides, Bubayaro, has already been disbanded by its president following their thrashing by Police Machine FC, while Akurba FC were the side who shipped 79 goals.

Like the NFF, Bubayaro owner Shuaibu-Gara Ahmed Gombe also referred the incident to police in Bauchi State, which is where the playoff matches took place.

But those associated with the club cannot wash their hands of the matter by simply closing Bubayaro down, says Olajire.

"We still have details of their officials," he explained. "They still exist as people and they will have to answer to the police."

Read: South African soccer chief suspended in match-fixing scandal

In its initial statement, the NFF described the results as "scandalous".

The material benefit for whichever side won promotion was minimal, says Olajire, and the players themselves would gain little by stepping up a division. Even wages for those playing in Nigeria's elite Premier League rarely top $200 per month.

"Getting into the (fifth) division is no great shakes financially," the NFF media spokesman said.

"Even clubs in the second division struggle to make ends meet. There is sponsorship for teams in the Premier League but very little compared to what they pay to play games around the country."


"The matter is firstly the responsibility of the Nigerian Football [Federation]," FIFA told CNN in a statement. "Therefore FIFA is currently monitoring the situation and waiting for action taken by the Nigerian [federation]."

As they entered the third and final round of matches to determine which team would gain promotion to the Nationwide League Division 3, Plateau United and Police Machine were level on points, goal difference and goals scored.

Both sides had managed a total of just two goals in their previous two games but at halftime in the decisive matches, Plateau United were 7-0 up and holding the advantage as their opponents had scored one fewer.

The second half witnessed a tsunami of goals, with United netting on 72 occasions and Police Machine plundering 61 strikes themselves.

Police Matter

One thorny issue for those leading the inquiry is that Yola-based Police Machine are a side that represent Nigeria's police force.

"This will be a very dispassionate job," the NFF's Olajire added. "We believe the police will do a fair job, no matter that a police team is involved.

"I want to assure you that this matter will interest the Director General of police, Mohammed Abubakar, who is a former member of the NFF board."

CNN tried to contact police authorities in Nigeria but they were not immediately available for comment. Neither were officials from clubs that traditionally lack presence both domestically and online.

News of what leading NFF official Mike Umeh has called a "scandal of huge proportions" come in a year when Nigerian football has been on the up.

Earlier this year, the West African country won the Africa Cup of Nations when beating Burkina Faso in the final, the Super Eagles' first continental title since 1994 and their third overall.

However, Olajire does not believe the playoff farce will be of any detriment to the standing of Nigerian football around the world.

"You have people who try to break the law everywhere. What matters are the steps that are taken next. We want to assure you that the NFF is on top of this."





http://edition.cnn.com/2013/07/11/sport/football/football-nigeria-scandalous-scorelines/index.html?hpt=iaf_c2

[size=28pt]"...and his village people gathered"[/size]

[size=28pt]FROM PORT HARCOURT[/size]
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still on it though.

NTA just reported that the Governor was suspended for his disregard for the constitution of the party.

more can be found here

http://theeagleonline.com.ng/news/pdp-suspends-sokoto-governor/

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/06/pdp-suspends-gov-wamakko/

The Peoples Democratic Party on Wednesday suspended another governor elected on its platform.
This time, it was the Sokoto State Governor, Dr. Aliyu Wamakko.
The party less than two weeks ago suspended the Rivers State Governor, Hon. Rotimi Amaechi.
A statement on Wednesday by the National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, said Wamakko was suspended because of his repeated breaches of the party’s constitution.
Metuh said the governor had failed, several times, to honor the invitations and lawful directives of the NWC, which suspended him on Wednesday.
The statement by Metuh reads in full: “The National Working Committee at its 338th meeting held on Wednesday, June 5, 2013, extensively discussed the state of the Party across the nation and its members as well as the repeated breaches and disregard to the Party’s Constitution by his Excellency, Dr. Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko, the Executive Governor of Sokoto State.
“The NWC notes that on several occasions, Governor Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko had ignored invitations and lawful directives of the NWC in this regard and has continued to show complete apathy to the affairs of the party and contempt to an organ of the Party.
“Consequent upon the refusal of the Governor to honour yet another invitation by the NWC to appear before it today, Wednesday, June 5, 2013 without any reason, the Committee, in exercise of the powers conferred by Articles 57 (3), 57 (7), 58. 1(c ),(h), (f) and 59 (1),(2), hereby suspends the Executive Governor of Sokoto State, Dr. Aliyu Magatakarda
Wamakko as a member of the party and refers the matter to the appropriate disciplinary committee of the Party.
“This is in furtherance of the determination of the leadership of the Party to enforce discipline at all levels within the Party.”

[size=28pt]BEWARE OF THIS TOO[/size]
few days ago, I recieved an email which appears to come from firstbank, it reads:


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Privacy Department.
2013 First Bank Nigeria plc Dear Customer,

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It follows that the link provided points to this page:

http://gotadaguanoticias.com.br/wp-includes/images/fbn.html


I have some experience in web development so I could tell the domain is fake and the url points to a wordpress installation and I dont think an organisation like Firstbank will go for an open source technology especially when it has to do with personal banking info.

I found other fake things on the site (like http and not https) which only fellow developers can easily identify.

Please spread this 'cos there are millions of nigerians who will probably fall for this cheap Scam email.

[quote author=bright_edge]When I read this, I felt that I've heard this news before. Did a quick search and found this:

http://www.technologybanker.com/it-ops/first-bank-of-nigeria-switches-to-finacle-10

Apprently, they switched to Finacle 10 since July last year. Am I missing something here?

Also, why should an upgrade take 5 days? I'm even surprised the operations exectives/CEO/Board approved it. I can't even think of how much the bank would loose if their service was down by 3 hours, now 5 days? What about those people outside the country, travelling, or that depend on daily cash flow for their businesses? There should be a better solution![/quote]Confirmento!