MisterMetro:
The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) has released a list of 100 out of a total of 217 “Chronic Debtors” in their books, including firms and individuals, as authorized by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

Surprisingly, Senator Ben Murray-Bruce, whose assets were seized a few days ago over N11 billion debt, is not on the list.

AMCON on Thursday took over three assets belonging to Silverbird Group in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

They are Silverbird Galleria Limited located at 133 Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos, Plot No 1161 (Silverbird Galleria); Silverbird Promotions Limited located at Central Area Cadastral Zone AOO, Abuja; and Silverbird Showtime Limited located at Abonnema Wharf Road and Abali Park in Port Harcourt City of Rivers State.

In a statement, AMCON said: “Further to our various publications advising debtors to come and settle their obligations with us, and in line with the directive of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) instructing us to publish the list of 217 chronic debtors.

“We hereby present a list of 100 out of a total of 12,744 obligors on our books, being the first batch of many to be published. The listed debtors are hereby advised to engage us for resolution of their unpaid obligations”

Find the full list below as published on its website:








http://www.metronaija.com/2016/06/full-list-amcon-publishes-first-batch.html

Banking industries retrench and wailers come here Shouting PMB.


Thunder wey go scatter una de*sti*y still dey do push up

hensben:
Nigerian-born Pastor Sunday Adelaja is the founder of Embassy of God Church, Kiev, Ukraine, the largest Pentecostal church in Europe.  He spoke with Sunday Oguntola on the wrong concepts that churches in Nigeria are promoting. Excerpts:   

During your last visit to Nigeria, you were emphatic that the church was the major problem with the nation’s stunted growth. Do you still maintain that stance?

I wish to state categorically that I am not talking about any particular ministry. There is nothing personal at all. I am not against any man of God or any denomination. I’m just pointing out what I believe is the truth about the situation in our country.
I wish to appreciate all the men of God that have labored in our country. I think they did their best. I believe they taught us what they know. But we still have to admit that things were wrong and these things have to be corrected.

What are some of these things?

In my opinion, the leadership and the structure of the church in Nigeria are as guilty as the politicians. We Christians like to judge, condemn and point fingers at the politicians. In some cases some churches are worse and some of the practices in churches might be worse than what the politicians do.
I am a strong believer in the fact that whatever is happening in any country, the number one cause of it is the damaged value system of that nation.  I think we have a faulty and perverse value system in Nigeria. That is the root cause of all our problems, not just political leadership.
The political leadership comes from our society. Our leaders are not been imported from Burkina Faso, Guinea-Bissau or from some exotic places like Fiji totally different from us. They are not bringing their strange fire to our camp. No!!!

How do you mean?

For us to have a corrupt value system as a nation and then be hoping to produce godly leaders is hypocrisy of the highest order. It doesn’t just happen!
It would take a miracle to have such leaders, what would normally happen is that even when such leaders emerge they would be largely opposed.  They would be criticised because what they are doing will not make sense to most of the citizens. Most of the people on the ground profess different value systems.
The value systems the reformed leaders are bringing to our society would conflict with the ones that people are used to. The people would be condemning them. The conflict equals clashes. That means there would be controversies and disagreements.
That is what happened when we had a quite disciplined, god- fearing, pious leader in Muhammadu Buhari in the ‘80s. He was overthrown and the people rejoiced because the discipline and order he was bringing to our people was totally strange to them.
We are used to living the way we like to live. We are used to keeping our freedom, our liberty, our way of doing things. If we now have a god -fearing leader that wishes to develop the country, he would have to first alter the way we do things. Until we change, nothing changes. We didn’t want to change, so when Babangida who was more like us overthrew Buhari, we were happy.
How does the church come in then?
The truth is that our value system comes from our pulpit. Our value system comes from our religious beliefs. Our value system comes from our religious practices. Our value systems come from our educational system. In Nigeria, the authority of the religious institutions is much higher than the authority of the educational system.
So, most of our value system is influenced by faith and religion. That is why I am saying it is the faulty and corrupt messages we have introduced to our pulpits that is responsible for producing corrupt practices in our society.

Can you give examples of this?

A pastor could say that somebody would be a millionaire before the end of the year. Whereas we are in November or December and there are 500 people in that auditorium. All of them will shout amen!!! Yet Pastors don’t correct them saying that no, you would not become a millionaire before the end of the year even if you shout amen for the whole day.
The only person that would become a millionaire is the person that has worked for it. The only person that would become a millionaire is the person that has at least signed a contract. When pastors don’t clarify that, everybody begins to believe that some miracles would happen.
So when such a member goes to his office and he sees an unsigned check, for a million dollars and nobody is claiming responsibility for it, he claims it. He believes that it is God that has provided for him. That is how corruption gets from the pulpit to the society.  That particular member would claim that God has answered his Pastor’s prayer.
He would boldly come to give testimony the following Sunday while the naïve and ignorant members would shout hallelujah! Meanwhile they too are expecting similar miracles and on and on. That is how the vicious circle of corruption from the pulpit to the whole country runs.

But isn’t breakthrough real?

Breakthrough is a word from breaking forth. Water, springs or streams break forth from under the ground. For it to break forth, it must have been forcing its way for ages or for years before it all of a sudden breaks through.
The breakthrough that we see all of a sudden is as a result of hard work, invincible hard work. Yet we don’t emphasis the hard work aspect, we don’t emphasize the preparation aspect. We only emphasize the breakthrough. We think that those breakthroughs only come through prayers. That is another root of corruption.
Everybody goes out of the church looking for a breakthrough. So any opportunity they see, even though they are not legal, which they didn’t labor for, they want to take advantage of. We are promoting through our preaching and teachings from our pulpits the culture of getting something for nothing.
That means, I don’t need to do much but I can get something I can become rich. That way we are promoting corruption in the whole country. Instead of us to promote the culture of hard work before profit, we rather promote frivolity from our pulpits.

So, all miracles have to be worked out?

The rule of life is that you work hard for your results. You don’t wait for grace or favor to give you results without working for them. We don’t teach people in our churches that truth.
If you don’t work for wealth even if you get that wealth through your parents, relatives or spouse, you are still a thief (Prov. 28:24). You are robbing the people who gave you that wealth.
That is because somebody worked for what you are claiming. How can you just be going to church and claiming something for yourself? That is another faulty doctrine we have, that promotes corruption in the country.
When you teach that people can claim anything, how can they claim when they are not qualified for it? How can they just claim simply because they have greed for it? We are promoting greed, we are promoting lust.
There is no product without the process of production. We tell people they can get something by faith, to only believe. We tell them to just give offerings. We teach them about faith offering. We teach them about tithe and offering. Not that I don’t believe in tithe and offering but that is not the way of receiving wealth. It is the way of preventing curses from coming to your resources.
For you to really have wealth, giving tithes and offerings are not enough. Tithes and offerings open up heaven to you. God doesn’t send money from heaven. You have to go to work and be involved in the process of production. It is only that way wealth and riches will come to you.
Another problem we have in the nation that is contributed by the church is that we teach millions of people that they should expect miracles. Pastors teach about miracles without telling them the truth about the order of life.
The way we are all supposed to live on a daily basis is not through miracles or by miracles. We are supposed to live by laws and principles that God has placed in the laws of nature, in the principles of life and order.
Life depends on laws and rules. But we tell people about miracle, miracle, miracle. No matter what you talk to a Nigerian about, they will tell you about the fact that God will do it. We are asking God to do for us what he has asked us to do for ourselves. There is no way God can do for man, what man is supposed to do for himself. There is no way man can do for God what God can only do.
Most of our prayers in Nigeria maybe about 80 percent are a waste of time. This is because we ask God to do for us what he has asked us to do for ourselves or we ask God to do for us what he has already done.
Thanks to that deceptive teaching, our people expect miracles from morning till night. Our people are looking for miracles. So, any opportunity that presents itself godly or ungodly we take as God’s miracle or blessing. That is a major factor encouraging corruption in the land.
In the real sense we don’t teach people that the possibility of miracle is not the order of the day. It is only two percent of our daily life that should depend on miracles from God. The order of life is the observation of God’s laws and order. Obedience to the laws of God and the society brings wealth and blessings.
http://sundayadelajablog.com/how-nigerian-pastors-breed-corruption-in-nigeria/

I love this

OHhhhhhhhhh

Dis guy don smoke IPOD we*d again.



SA to IPOD Brave lion

Na by force to chop Iyende without Condom?

fkpboss:
swagalicious Governor, I dey see you work jorh unlike some governors that........

Dish KPOMO

Ursino:
This one pass Tori! Pastor, who send you? Must you test-drive?

Abi ooooo. Him be mechanic?

U made my day bro

Good for him











Ejor ta lo ni motor LA771................I rocked his Song in the early 90's

Saraki is definitely going down this time around. I don't knw wht is wrong with some our political leaders. Desperate for everythn.........am begging to hate this be**ts called Sakari nd EkewereANU!









Still Believe Nigeria will be great Again........Sanity is gradually coming to take its place in Nigeria

K

Nurses Rocks.......ha.ters go d.I.e

Proud to be a male Nurse

K

1. “Buhari will die before the Election”
– Ayo Fayose.

2. “Buhari is brain dead”
– Patience Jonathan.

3. “If APC survives till October 2014, call me a bastard”
– Doyin Okupe.

4. “Mark my words, It will not happen for
Buhari to rule Nigeria”
– Doyin Okupe.

5. “If APC wins, I will go on exile”
– Bode George.

6. “Buhari can never win in Yoruba land” –Gani Adams.

7. “Jonathan will shock APC with defeat”
–FFK.

8. “If Jonathan loses, we would set Nigeria on fire”
– Asari Dokubo.

9. “We instigated the 6 weeks postponement so that Jonathan can win”
– Fasehun.

10. “I will deliver 1 million votes to Jonathan in Ondo state”
– Mimiko.

11. “We shall deliver the South West votes to Jonathan”
– Afenifere

12. “Tinubu is no longer a force in the South West”
– Yinka Odumakin.

13. “Buhari at 70 wears diapers like my
mother”
– Fayose.

14.” Jonathan already has Lagos votes”
–Musiliu Obanikoro.

15. “Anybody that come and tell you change, stone that person. Anybody that come and tell you he will change, stone that person”
–Patience Jonathan.

#bolenbe

Am a registered Nurse, I applied for BNSc direct entry in one of the best Universities in Nigeria and I was offered B.Agric. Am confuse, don't know what to do right now. Should I accept it or I should Stick to my Nursing.
Thanks in anticipation.


Cc: Seun

I attended a birthday party with a gathering of about 30 people. I sat at the front seat. A lady started distributing food. She started from the back and unfortunately, it didn't get to us sitting at the front.

Another lady started sharing the drinks, she started from the front but unfortunately I had already moved to sit at the back. Again the drink didn't get to me.

I was so furious that I stood up to take my leave but then I saw three ladies each with a big bowl. This time, I tried to be wise by sitting at the middle. One of the ladies started the sharing from the front, the second lady started distributing from the back. The two ladies were sharing fried turkey...

When they got to the middle where I was seated, it got finished again! Feeling so frustrated, I bent my head, putting my face in my hands... but then the third lady tapped me and stretched her bowl for me to pick. I stretched and put my hands inside the bowl...

Guess what was in the bowl?










Toothpicks.

Pls am gradute from college of Nursin kafanchan, I apply DE in Unilorin, wen do dey normally sell deir forms nd exam date!

Culture may permit























Na joke oooo

A young Ghanaian girl identified as Blandine
(pictured above) was on May 25th electrocuted to
death after the power bank she was using to
charge her phone got stuck on her skin and
electrocuted her. According to reports from
Dumsor, Ghana, the girl was chatting with a friend
when she fell asleep and placed the power bank
she was using to charge her phone around her
breast region. She had connected the power bank
to an electricity source so it can charge when
power is restored. As power was restored to her
area, their was a power surge, the power bank got
heated and got stuck on her skin, electrocuting her
to death. Her parents found her dead. So sad! Pic
of the deceased after the cut

http://gist.mp3bullet.com/2015/05/28/graphic-photo-girl-dies-after-being-electrocuted-by-power-bank-in-ghana/

After six days in the UK,President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari arrived Nigeria at 5:20am this morning.His plane touched down at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja ahead of the inaugaration ceremony on the 29th of May.

http://www..com/buhari-arrives-nigeria-after-6-day-trip-to-the-uk-photos/

Nothing Person no go hear for dis world...SMH

D guy above me is a ghost

Dedicating it to all d shoeldren in naija....una congrats ooo

Kenyan Lawyer Wants To Give Obama 50 Cows For Daughter’s Hand In Marriage

A Kenyan lawyer has expressed interest in marrying President Barack Obama’s eldest daughter, Malia.

Felix Kiprono has offered to pay a bride price of 50 cows, 70 sheep and 30 goats to Obama for the hand of the first daughter.

Kiprono also said, while speaking to The Nairobian, that what he feels for Malia is true love and not infatuation.

“I got interested in her in 2008. As a matter of fact, I haven’t dated anyone since and promise to be faithful to her. I have shared this with my family and they are willing to help me raise the bride price,” he said.

“People might say I am after the family’s money, which is not the case. My love is real. I am currently drafting a letter to Obama asking him to please have Malia accompany him for this trip. I hope the embassy will pass the letter to him. I will hand it over to the US Ambassador with whom we have interacted several times,” he added.

Kiprono said that he’d be glad to discuss the issue with Obama in July when he visits Kenya.

President Obama’s father was from Kenya while his mother was an American.

http://www..com/kenyan-lawyer-wants-to-give-obama-50-cows-for-daughters-hand-in-marriage/

Jamie1360:
who's behind all this fire outbreak??

Ur frnd....

RIP to d dead......May God console d berieved

C fine costume......

My gf's own is bigger

K

Egunje na em go kill una

PDPigssssssssss.......I dobale for una oooooo