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Everybody is broke.
Even buhari ear is broke.
But hey come, don't tell me you are broke when you and your cabinet are still collecting your salary

Really? Whaooo. He needs to be celebrated once again but oh no he forfeit it.

This are still paper work

Cristiano Ronaldo has been listed as the highest- paid athlete in the world by American business magazine, Forbes. The Real Madrid forward is the first footballer to ever top the annual list of the world’s 100 highest- paid athletes, having earned $88 million in the last 12 months – $6.6 million more than Barcelona’s Lionel Messi, who is second. There are five Britons in the top 100, led by Lewis Hamilton in 11th on $46 million, with Rory McIlroy at 17 ($42.6 million), Gareth Bale at 25 ($35.9 million), Wayne Rooney at 49 ($26.1 million) and Andy Murray at 74 ($23 million). Endorsements make up £32 million of Ronaldo’s earnings and this is the first year since 2000 that someone other than Tiger Woods or Floyd Mayweather has led the way. Indeed, Woods has dropped down to No 12, with his $274,000 by far the least amount in terms of salary and winnings. Fortunately for the 14-time major winner, he garnered $45 million in endorsements in the last 12 months. Mayweather is No 16, one place above McIlroy, who added $7.6 million winnings to his $35 million worth of endorsements. There are only two women on the list – Serena Williams ($28.9 million) at No 40, and Maria Sharapova ($21.9 million) at No 88. FedEx Cup winner Jordan Speith ($52.8 million) was the biggest climber of the year, moving up from No 85 to No 9. The American, who is 23 in July, is also the youngest on the list, ahead of Barcelona forward Neymar. There are 10 different sports and 23 countries represented on the list, which is dominated by Americans (65) thanks to soaring salaries in baseball, basketball and American Football. Forbes figures include all salaries and bonuses earned between June 1 2015 and June 1 2016, with endorsement incomes an estimate of sponsorship deals, appearance fees and licensing income through conversations with industry insiders.


https://www.today.ng/sport/134712/ronaldo-floors-messi-forbes-list

Ten years after an employee of Addax Petroleum
Company was kidnapped and later found dead,
one of the perpetrators of the heinous crime, Mr.
Godwin Edet Okon, 35, from Efiat, in Mbo local
council, has been arrested by the Akwa Ibom
State Police Command.
Parading the suspect, the state Police
Commissioner, Mr. Murtala Mani, speaking
through the command’s Public Relations Officer,
Cordelia Nwawe, expressed joy that the suspect
has finally been found investigation after so many
years of painstaking search.
The suspect, who was arrested with two human
skulls, confessed to committing the crime, adding
that he also claimed to be the head of a
confraternity known as DYBAM Confraternity,
operating in the area with the headquarters in
Oron Local Council.
“Since 2006, the police have been investigating the
case of a man who died from Addax field in Mbo.
We have been looking for the young men who
kidnapped that man. Fortunately, we have been
able to find a particular man by name Godwin
Edet Okon.
“He has confessed to the 2006 crime of a man,
who died in their custody having been kidnapped.
He said he is the head of a confraternity known as
DYBAM. On searching his house, two human skulls
were found and four locally-made guns,” she said.
Speaking with journalists, the suspect affirmed his
headship of the DYBAM Confraternity, adding that
the human skulls symbolise his being the number
one (leader) of the group. According to him, he
has been the leader of the group since 2006.
On the death of the Addax Petroleum Company
employee, he confirmed that he was aware of the
incident that led to the death of the man, but said
it was a community matter that led to his dead.
In another development, the Kwara State
Command of the Nigeria Police has dismissed
from service a corporal, Mr. Daramola Tosin, of
Ekiti Police Division for allegedly withdrawing
N300,000 from an inspector, Mr. Lateef Shuaib,
shooting him to death and burying him in a bush
near Osi Police Station in Ekiti.
Besides, the command also arraigned him
yesterday at a magistrate court in Ilorin.
According to the First Information Report (FIR) in
Ilorin, Shuaib’s sister, Sherifat Hammed, reported
on May 10 this year, to the Osi Police Station that
her brother had been missing since May 6 this
year.
Hammed also reported that she suspected Tosin,
adding that her elder brother, told her that when
he was sick, he gave Tosin his Automated Teller
Machine (ATM) card, based on trust, to be
withdrawing money from his account at UBA on
his behalf.
The FIR further quoted Hameed as saying that
Tosin dishonestly started transferring money
from Shuaib’s account, in piece meal, without the
now late inspector’s knowledge and consent and
withdrew in the process a sum of N300,000.
The police prosecutor, Mr. James Odaodu, told
the magistrate, Nurudeen Adeyanju, that the
offence of the murder was capital in nature,
adding that it was not ordinarily bailable. He
pleaded with the court to remand the accused in
prison custody.
Adeyanju, did not take plea of the accused but
said the magistrate court lacked jurisdiction to
hear the matter as it involved a murder charge.
The magistrate ordered that Tosin be remanded
at the Federal Prisons, Mandalla in Ilorin and
adjourned the case till Tuesday, June 21 for
further mention.




https://www.today.ng/news/national/134234/police-arrest-akwa-ibom-kidnap-suspect-10-years

The Federal Government has directed massive retrenchment and retirements in all paramilitary agencies under the Ministry of Interior. The action is likely to put over 50% of current workforce out of job and worsen the already bloated unemployment market. The directive came barely few days the President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration urged commercial banks operating in the country to halt ongoing mass sack of workers. The directive is coming with the approval of Minister of Interior, Gen. Abdulrahman Danbazzau (rtd), through a circular dated May 25, 2016 and addressed to all chiefs of services under the Interior Ministry namely Immigration, Prisons, Fire and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). President Buhari had hinted during a national broadcast on May 29 of plans to sack a good number of workers in the federal civil service. The president also disclosed that some 43,000 ghost workers had been discovered and weeded out from the civil service, leading to a saving of a whopping N4.2 billion monthly from the federal wage bill. He had hinted that the plan to reduce the job lines in the federal ministries, departments and agencies had begun. Signed by A. A. Ibrahim, Director/Secretary of the Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration and Prisons Services Board (CDFIPB), the various heads of the agencies are by the directive, given a veiled order to commence its implementation after they have notified officers and men in their services. The directive, a competent source at the Interior Ministry hinted, is sequel to earlier decision in December, last year, by the Joint Services Board (JSB), where it was resolved to “expand” the “parameters for retirement of officers and men” in the employment of agencies under the supervision of the board. The Joint Services Board in that resolution, investigation revealed, opted to go beyond the extant civil service provisions with regard to when an officer exits the service to “import other parameters” which, according to our source, are not only irrelevant to the agencies but strange to the various Acts setting up the paramilitary bodies. The civil service for instance provides that an officer retires at 60 years of age or after 35 years of service, whichever comes first. Retirement could also be on grounds of poor health, indolence, declining productivity, on grounds of discipline, when an officer is undeployeable as a result of restructuring, appointment, age, failure at promotion/board test, among other parameters. Rather than adhere to the relevant provisions, the joint services board introduced a maximum age/ rank based ceiling to determine exit points of officers and men, in addition to what is provided in the Acts that set them. For instance an Assistant Controller of Prisons must have attained that rank between 34 and 48 years of age, otherwise he would have to retire from the service. Similarly, a Comptroller General of Immigration must have also attained that rank within 50-60 years or exit. For ACGs the ceiling is 42-56 while DCGs is 46-58 years. The import of this is that many officers and men who have stagnated in a position due to “lack of vacancies” because of the new age ceiling, would be forced out of service. But some staff of the agencies who have sighted the directive have raised the alarm on a wholesale importation of military rule and scheme of service into the paramilitary services. They cried hypocrisy on the part of government which recently appealed to banks in the country to stop sustained sack of workers, also blamed on some policies that were not well thought out. They are of the view that the directive is instigated by the minister, a retired general. Accordingly, they insist that a full implementation of the directive cannot work unless an amendment of relevant Acts that set up the agencies are carried out by the National Assembly. “We are paramilitary agencies and our rules are different. Even if what the minister is doing follows due process, is the proposal coming through the appropriate channels which include the Civil Service Commission, Head of Service, Establishment, Amending the Act through a Bill to the NASS etc”, queried a director in the ministry.


https://www.today.ng/news/national/134307/directs-mass-sack-immigration-prisons

NIGER Delta environmental and rights
activist, Ann- Kio Briggs said yesterday that
agitation and violence in the region may not
end unless the Federal Government practise
true federalism.
Briggs stated this when she spoke on the
solution to insecurity in the Niger Delta region
on Channels Television Programme, ‘Sunrise
Daily,’ and added that it was injustice that
created room for the hostility and violent
activities being embarked on by the militants.
This was barely 24 hours after the Federal
Government declared a two-week military
ceasefire to create a window for dialogue
with the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA), while
asking military deployment on the waterways
in the Niger Delta to continue to man
installations in the oil-rich region.
Briggs, spokesperson for Ijaw Republican
Assembly (IRA) and United Niger Delta Energy
Development Security Strategy (UNDEDSS)
said: “We must sit down and find a way round
how Niger Delta people will have opportunity
to utilise what is in their region to develop
themselves and secure their future.
“The people are complaining that all the oil
wells in the Niger Delta, apart from the ones
that the federal government is sharing with
oil companies, about 90 percent or more of
those oil wells, for the past 20 to 30 years,
have been in the custody of Nigerians who
are not from the Niger Delta region.
“They are not contributing to the
development of the communities where they
are making these billions of dollars.
“If anybody is saying we are not being
reasonable by feeling offended by such
captivation, we are moving round in circles
because people will continue to feel
aggrieved,
“It doesn’t matter where the resource is. If it
is handled and shared and denied the people
the way it is being denied the Niger-Delta
people, it doesn’t matter where in Nigeria,
those people will actually agitate. And, these
are the core reasons and we must address
the core reasons.”
Briggs also declared support for dialogue with
militant groups but pointed out that such
talks would only yield good result if govern­
ment would consider the militants’ agitation.
“We must remind ourselves in Nigeria that
politics is not a war. It is not a situation of
winners take all. It is not a situation where a
group of people will determine that they have
conquered certain group of people in Nigeria.
We are equal partners in the Nigeria project,”
she said.



www.nigerianews.co/news/83421/niger-delta-agitation-won-t-stop-without-true-federalism-briggs

Who is tired of been a Nigeiran like me?

Because it is made for the rich and not the poor.
Know me before you attack me ooo.
It's a program have tried and even attained emerald director level but my fellow nigerian its ain't easy. If I invest the time,money and human resource I spent on it in a poultry farm. I won't still be among those shouting no Job.

The Nigerian pop singer has been honored even
more as she will now be featured in a documentary by E! Entertainment channel.
Tiwa Savage has on the professional front had an amazing year so far with her endorsement deal with Pepsi still going strong, another potential one with Forte oil and mixing it up with Jay-Z and Roc Nation.
While things on the personal front have not been so great, she does have an amazing career to look forward to as she begins a new chapter.
She took to her Instagram to gush about her new
platform.




www.herald.ng/tiwa-savage-feature-e-documentary/?utm_source=nnd&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=nnd

Unbelievable! RIP Legend Now we will know his worth

No, but it has over paid me.
It was saturday that day,I have no money left on me and I wanted to watch epl so I decided to go and withdraw the remaining 1k In my acct.
On getting dere I met a guy too he wanted to withdraw. But the cover where money passed through just opened and closed back without money coming out. He was so furious and he left. When it was my turn I pressed 1k but it gave me 2k I guess the guy money came out together with mine.but unfortunately the unlucky guy has left so the lucky guy left too.

Long life pastor
Pls pray for queenstl

topeayan:
I don't understand the reason why my people from Oyo are against this policy of education reform. Do they want the government to be running schools that none of the Teachers can dim it fit to enrol their wards. Giving back to the missionary is the best. Smh

So selling the school is the solution.
I don't understand why some people still stand with dis man.
Smh

Felixandra:
God help us in Oyo state.

Seriously we need prayer than nigeria

The Nigeria Labour Congress has called for
an indefinite strike action over the Oyo State
government’s decision to privatise schools.
Students on Monday took to the streets
protesting and vandalising property in the
process.
The students from various schools across the
state moved round the city in a coordinated
manner, chanting songs to register their
displeasure over the plan of the
government to introduce Public-Private
Partnership in public schools.
Oyo state chairman of the Nigeria Labour
Congress(NLC), Waheed Olojede announced
that workers on the state will commence a
strike action on Tuesday, June 7, 2016.
The state government reportedly ordered
the arrest of leaders of the Oyo state
chapter of the Nigerian Labour Congress
(NLC) and Nigeria Union of Teachers
(NUT) while they were protesting over the
government’s plan to privatise the schhols.
Shortly after he was released, NLC chairman
in the state, Waheed Olojede, in his address
to the press said the union would shut down
the industrial base of the state as the strike
would be total.
Reacting to the protests and destruction of
public property left in its wake, the Oyo State
government condemned strongly the violent
protest.
The President of NLC, Ayuba Wabba also
condemned the government’s action, adding
that the decision to privatise the public
schools is unjust.
Wabba also said the children of the poor will
not have access to education if the plan falls
through.
Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana also
condemned the arrest and detention of the
Labour leaders.
Falana said the action of the police was a
gross violation of the labour leaders’ rights.
However, Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo
State, on Friday, June 3, 2016, announced
that the Public Private Partnership
(PPP) policy on education in the state is not
designed to sell secondary schools in the
state.


www.tv360nigeria.com/nlc-declares-indefinite-strike-oyo-government-shuts-schools/#

This no love. It should be BLOODY FIGHT BETWEEN TWO VAMPIRE LOVERS

No make up but what about her braid?

Now the curse of nigerians are working on them, when they have senseless tariffs and even deduct their MB like 2mb/kb of a page opened.
Soon would be MTN turn.
They can go down for all I care.
They should just make sure they locate another source of crude oil for us while going down.

yeye yeye

Silly politics in Naija PDP said BH=APC Now APC said NDA=PDP In short nigeria lifes=meaningless to them

Wow. That's good

381? What does the 1 on it mean? If its true, he Should have made it 380 or 385

How did this make FP?
Now if I say mod dey smoke osogbo weed and dey drink chelsea gin. Them con dey ban.
Usless pple

Morals
Good morals.

It has been no where to be found in our society.

Morals Good moral. Nice one op

xtophy:
#announce_vardy

Why not announce new manager

Sagem X2 can?

Be like this why you love hell

Know nothing but I know 3 in 1. The trinity

Do you mean it was malaria that killed your papa and why telling us now?

Meanwhile this someone future wife and future husband too.