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onpointme:
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where is ur location

Some girls suspected to be students have found a juicy business in a newly opened hotel name (withheld) in Sabon Tasha, a suburb in Kaduna city where they dance naked for money to entertain people.

LEADERSHIP investigations revealed that, the girls in their early twenties have been hired by a new big hotel located along Post Office Road,Sabon Tasha to dance without cloth covering their body for 20,000 naira per one night performance.

Our correspondent who visited the newly opened hotel on a facts finding mission observed that, boys less than twenty years of age are not allowed to enter the naked room, while an adult pays N2,000 as entrance fee.
It noticed that,the hotel has become hot spot and side of attraction where married and single men trooped in the night to catch fun and reduce stress after hectic day work.

It further observed that,a bottle of beer in other ordinary sitting rooms attracts normal price,although beers in the naked dancing room are expensive as some brands go for N1,000 per bottle,while others cost N500.

One of the regular customers who gave his name as Step John, said he patronised the hotel to reduce stress and forget about the recession: “This hotel is like a therapy. I don’t miss the hotel especially Friday and Saturday club. Even if I am sick this place we cure me. Those naked dancers,i don’t know where they are from but I heard that some are from Ghana and others are from different parts of Nigeria. From the looks of things some are students of higher institutions”

Aloe James, one of the Security guards of the hotel, said the management paid heavily to nake ladies, “Our management paid them very well. It seems some of the dancers are students. They are not from Kaduna State but they do come every Fridays till Sunday before going back. On Friday,if you come after 9pm you can’t get seat inside the room except outside. People complained about recession but my brother no recession here in the night. People spend money here like sand. If there are enough customers who come and watch the naked dance, they pay each 20,000 and above,” he said.

However, the management of the hotel declined comment after several attempts. http://www.leadership.ng/news/573867/place-where-girls-dance-naked-in-kaduna-for-money-uncovered

onpointme:
Hello.. Which one exactly do you want?

the second in d pick though don't know d name, baby sleeping net in the second pics

Olooyo:
I am interested.Where do you base?Thanks.

in Niger stste

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100kg: 20,000
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Price:
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100kg : 20,000
1 tone: 200,000
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makdel:
Hi,

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Justice Abdulaziz Anka of the Federal High Court Lagos on Wednesday issued an order, restraining Senator Stella Oduah and Sea Petroleum and Gas Company Limited from making any withdrawals from its account and those of three other companies domiciled with 21 banks.

The other companies are: Sea Shipping Agency Limited, Rotary Engineering Services Limited and Tour Afrique Company Limited.

The order of the court was sequel to an affidavit deposed to by the business manager of Sterling bank Plc, Mr Segun Akinsanya, filed and argued before the court by its counsel, Mr Kemi Balogun (SAN).

The court issued the orders, over an alleged indebtedness of the defendants in the sum of about $16.4 million and N100.5 million.

In the affidavit, Akinsanya averred that on October 8,2012, the bank granted a lease /Cabotage Vessel Finance Facility (CVFF) to Sea Petroleum and Gas Company in the said sums, to finance one unit 5,000 MT tanker vessel.

He averred that the loan was secured by an unconditional personal guarantee of the companies director, Princess Stella Oduah.

According to the affidavit, same was supported by a statement of her net worth, legal mortgage of two properties worth N135 billion, and a power of Attorney of the tanker vessel in favour of Sterling Bank.

It was further averred that between June 27, 2013, Sea petroleum company requested and was granted additional facilities in the sum of about $450,000 for post delivery expences.

Akinsanya said that also granted was about $993, 000 to meet the requisite conditions in securing the release of the tanker.

He averred that upon the persistent failure of the defendants to liquidate their indebtedness, Sterling Bank instructed it's counsels to recover the debt.

Akinsanya further averred that inspite of several reminders, and demands, the defendants have failed and refused to liquidate their indebtedness which has culminated in the sum of 16.4 million dollars.and about N100.5 million as at November 2016

He therefore, urged the court to grant the order restraining Stella Oduah and other directors of the companies, from withdrawing money from the account of the companies domiciled with 21 banks listed before the court, pending the determination of the debt recovery suit.

In an ex -parte application filed and argued before the court by Balogun, he stated that it has been difficult to serve court processes on the defendants.

The presiding judge, justice Abdulaziz Anka consequently ordered that the court processes be advertised in National Newspapers.

Meanwhile, Stella Oduah and her companies while urging the court to discharge the order made against them also filed a preliminary objection to the suit urging the court to strike out the suit for lack of jurisdiction.

Justice Anka has fixed March 20 to decide whether or not to vacate the order.

GossipHeart:

What did they do to deserve this kind of wickedness ??

May God comfort them and replenish their wealth


Buhari, you will never go unpunished

your brain damage will soon kill you and your family

Sango; the god of thunder is believe to be great deity as he was a great man while he was alive. The Yoruba people around the world share the belief that Sango often known as Xango or Chango by the Carribeans and the Latin Americans is also known as Jakuta (the thrower of stones or the thrower of thunderbolt-Edun Ara) . he is known as the center point of Lukumi (Olukumi which means my dear one) religion of the Carribeans. Many initiation ceremonies as performed in Cuba, Puerto Rico and Venezuela for hundreds of years past are based on the traditional Sango ceremony of the ancient Oyo.
Sango has carved for himself histories among different people around the world.- Basically they are all Yoruba.
History of Sango as told by the Yoruba of West Africa.
Sango was the third Alaafin of Oyo. He was the second son of Oranmiyan; the founder of Oyo Empire; the youngest of the grandsons of Oduduwa. Sango was a brave and powerful man that inherited most of his special abilities from the Nupe, his mother’s people. During the reign of Alaafin Ajaka, Oyo Empire was under a regular treat of war from Olowu, Ajaka’s cousin; who rules Owu Kingdom. Olowu later sent his warriors to capture Alaafin Ajaka and bring him to Owu. In their bid to rescue Alaafin Ajaka, the Oyomesi (Oyo’s council of chiefs), sent for Sango in Nupeland where he had lived. He rescue to Ajaka and he was crowned King while Alaafin Ajaka was sent into exile.
Sango, in his lifetime, had three wives: Oba, the first wife and in the traditional sense the legitimate, Oshun, the second and Oya, the third, a concubine (as no marriage right or dowry was paid on her) was a spirit who has the power to transform from human to animal. She also has the power to summon rain. Together with Sango’s thunderbolt, they had terrific victories in battle. The resulting Jealousy by Oba and Oshun makes Oya to be more close to Sango- becoming his princess consort (Ayo) and having access to Sango’s thunderbolt (Edun Ara) which later bring about his doom.
During the reign of Sango, he had two generals: Timi Agbale Olofa-ina (also known as Olu-ode) who could shoot arrows of fire and Gbonka (also Known as Eliri) who was equally powerful. After disobeying his direct order not to match on Owu in Battle, Sango follows Oya’s advice to get rid of them and sent them to govern the border towns of the Empire. Timi obeyed him and left for Ede but Gbonka stayed back in Oyo to pose further treat. Sango in his quest to destroy them both: sent Gbonka to Ede to capture Timi which he did. Sango who believed that the match in Ede was staged asked for a re-match in Oyo and Gbonka defeated Timi. Sango then ordered that Gbonka should be burn to ashes. Mysteriously, he appeared after three days giving Sango ultimatum to vacate the throne for his infidelity. Sango angrily request for his Edun-Ara from Oya that has being in the possession of it. He found it to be wet and stained with blood from her period.
He left the palace to a high rock facing the palace to re-affirm the potency of his thunderbolt. The thunder he created stroke the palace and burnt it down. Oba and Oshun; after losing everything to the inferno, left the palace angrily blaming one another for allowing Oya such access to Sango and became the undergoddess of the river Oba and Oshun respectively. (both in Osun state Nigeria). Oya, on her part, went back to the forest in Nupeland where Sango found him and became the undergoddess of Odo- Oya(now known as river Niger)
Historical corrections
Sango; heartbroken; left the town followed by the chiefs and members of his royal cult known as Baba-Mogba persuading him not to leave. After an unyielding persuasion, the chiefs went back as they approach an Ayan tree in a place called koso with the news that the king has hanged. But that is not true. Only a few of the Baba-Mogba who did not go back knew the truth which is:
Sango was attacked by Gbonka but Sango unwilling to fight varnished into thin air only to appear in the

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It pains me when pple do not respect their senior, Hw on earth will an ordinary militant and motor park thought think he can wrestle bokoharam, that will definitely amount to suicide of d highest order

[quote author=Faeexports post=53801920][/quote]I can supply you with Mellon if you want at a good price

A group, Southern Kaduna Coaltion of Professionals (SKCOP) Friday lambasted the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), for the continues detention of former Group Managing Director, GMD, of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Engr. Andrew Yakubu, after they claimed that the man has met all the bail conditions set for him.

The group also said that the EFCC was selective in its anti-corruption crusade challenging it to also parade the others which it claimed huge sums of stolen monies have been recovered from.

The statement which was signed by its General Secretary Mr. Haliu Sagamu Jaspar (JP) and made available to the Press in Kaduna reads in part: “The Nigerian society is awash with news of a cache of foreign currency that includes “humongous” amounts of US dollars and Pounds sterling of which the former Group Managing Director (GMD) of NNPC Engr. Any Yakubu, has since admitted being the owner. The said amount is put at $9.7 million and £74,000 found in a safe in property belonging to the man who has served the NNPC for 35 years, rising to be its GMD.

“While we await to see if a court of law can establish if the said amount found in his home is a proceed of crime, or whether there is indeed a law that forbids anyone from keeping his earnings at home, we suspect that the deliberate negative publicity the EFCC is generating over his arrest and its failure to release him from their detention after meeting his bail conditions, is more vindictive and political than fighting corruption. “We want to state that the desperate attempts to rubbish Andy Yakubu, (the Iyan of Atyap Chiefdom) by those who think that a man from Southern Kaduna has no business becoming the GMD of NNPC started right when he was in office.

“In 20014, the then CBN governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, raised a bogus alarm that under the watch of Andy Yakubu, $48.9 billion had gone missing at the NNPC. When pressed further, he said it was actually $20 billion. The Senate took the matter very serious and instituted its own probe into the clearly silly allegation. An audit firm of global repute, PriceWaterHouseCoopers was brought in by the federal government. After a forensic investigation, the firm said no such monies were ever missing.

“Still bent on disgracing the only person from the Middle Belt to ever occupy that position after rising from the ranks, Andy Yakubu was in UK in June last year, when the EFCC invited him. With his conscience clean and clear he arrived Nigeria just for the EFCC to clamp him in detention over an alleged criminality in an NNPC subsidiary – (NPDC) – after Yakubu has left office. With nothing to link him to any crime, the EFCC humiliated him for days before admitting before Justice Binta Nyako of Federal High Cout Abuja that the man was an innocent man. That the suspects were former Minister of Petroleum Mrs Allison Maduekwe – still hiding in London and Jide Aluko, who lives a lavish lifestyle in the US and is a fugitive of the law in Nigeria. Other still in court over the alleged multi-billion dollar crude oil deal were: Jide Omokore, Victor Briggs, Abiye Membere, David Mbanefo, Atlantic Energy Brass Development Limited and Atlantic Energy Drilling Concepts Limited.

Andrew Laah Yakubu, before he ascended the top slot as GMD of NNPC‎- had held high profile and very sensitive positions – ranging from Head of NNPC London Office. He was Managing Director, Warri Petrochemical Refinery and was promoted Executive Director, Exploration and Production, a position next to that of the GMD of the NNPC. When the post of the boss of NNPC became vacant, he was the most qualified to became the GMD. “So it was by the din of his handwork, integrity and intelligence that he became GMD, through the goodwill of then President Goodluck Jonathan. For anyone to think that such a man, both in earnings, savings and goodwill cannot have the amount found in his house is to express his ignorance on how much even mid-cadre managers of the NNPC earn yearly.

“A man who had solved the problems of perennial fuel queues during his time, tamed the militancy against oil installations and took Nigeria daily crude output to an all-time high of 2.5 million does not deserve this harassment.

“Why are people who have been indicted in some high-level corruption not been so disparaged by the EFCC? It is simply because they are Hausa/Fulani?

“Never, have we heard of someone, who is already, safely outside the Country willingly fly back and face opprobrium and humiliation, except Andy Yakubu.

“Ahmed Gambo Saleh, a Registrar of the Supreme Court, now promoted to as the Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Judicial Commission, NJC, has been arraigned for corruption without this kind of deliberate destruction of his personality by the EFCC.

Col Lawal Jaafaru Isa (rtd) military governor of Kaduna State was also charged for illegally taking N200m from the former National Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd), the man is walking as free as anyone. The Erstwhile Custom Comptroller General Abdullahi Dikko also was alleged to have helped himself to billions of Naira, the EFCC did not see him.

“We are therefore beginning to feel that this is a concerted and well-orchestrated plan to pull down our illustrious son and sacrifice him to the dogs as a means of weakening the strong among us ahead 2019 general elections.

“This is unacceptable and we say this with a loud voice that we are alaw-abidingg people and will remain so. But it will be height of cowardice and naivety to endeavor playing the politically correct card of keeping mute as our own is being sacrificed on the altar of a dubious corruption war.

“Our stand: That Andy Yakubu on his own flew to the country from the US to defend his honour and how he earned the money shows that he was sure of himself if the law would be judiciously applied to his case.

“The EFCC should free Andy Yakubu having fulfilled his bail conditions and the said amount temporarily forfeited to the Federal government.

“Keeping him in detention for almost two weeks despite the above is a means of psychologically tormenting him and for the public to prolong their odium on his person, without giving him a chance to state his own side of the story.

“If Andy Yakubu is not being persecuted because he comes from Southern Kaduna and the Middle Belt, we challenge the EFCC to also parade all the people it claims to have recovered humongous sums of money from. Failure to so would mean the agency is lying, or has two sets of law for two kinds of Nigerians.

“We demand that this animal farm doctrine of putting some ahead of others desist immediately. We therefore call for full disclosure of persons found culpable and wanting.

“We ask that persons, companies fronted and proxies connected directly or indirectly to any such matters be released.

“And Yakubu should be charged to court as stipulated by the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria so that he can defend himself.

“Enough of this parody of justice in which the EFCC is the accuser, the judge and the jailer.”

Waiting for fayose with his stinky mouth before I comments

A prosecution witness, Nkem Ahidjo, on Friday told a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos how Major General Emmanuel Atewe diverted N35m out of the N8.5bn he is standing trial for to the Living Faith Church, popularly known as Winners’ Chapel.

Atewe served as the Commander of the military Joint Task Force, Operation Pulo Shield, in the Niger Delta before his retirement.

Atewe was last week re-arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for an alleged fraud of N8.5bn, which the EFCC claimed was perpetrated during the operation. He is facing 22 counts before Justice A.O. Faji of the Federal High Court in Lagos.

The other defendants in the case are a former Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, Patrick Akpobolokemi; Kime Engozu and Josephine Otuaga.

The EFCC accused them of conspiring among themselves to divert N8.5bn from Operation Pulo Shield between September 5, 2014, and May 20, 2015, using six companies.

The six companies were listed as Jagan Ltd; Jagan Trading Company Ltd; Jagan Global Services Ltd; Al-Nald Ltd; Paper Warehouse Ltd; Eastpoint Integrated Services Ltd and De-Newlink Integrated Services Ltd.

They were arraigned on three occasions and had on each occasion pleaded not guilty to the offence.

Led in evidence by the EFCC prosecutor, Mr. Rotimi Oyedepo, Ahidjo introduced himself as a businessman, who dealt in stationeries, printing, and general contracts.

The witness said he carried on his trade under his five companies based in Abuja, adding that he was a registered contractor with the National Assembly, the National Population Commission, and the Independent National Electoral Commission, to which he made supplies.

He claimed to have known Atewe from Villa Church in Abuja, where they both worshiped.

The witness said, being a pentecostal, he also attended Living Faith Church, and Atewe also worshiped there. He said he cultivated a good relationship with Atewe, to the extent that he attended “midnightchurch” in Atewe’s house in Abuja, three times a week.

Ahidjo narrated to the court how Atewe moved to Bayelsa between July and September 2014 where he served as JTF Commander. “He invited me to Bayelsa and I went. He told me that the Federal Government gave JTF a grant for security and building of barracks and if I have any company into which account money could be paid. And being somebody I knew very well from Guard Commander to Major General, I provided the companies that I listed earlier,” Ahidjo said.

The witness said on a second invitation and visit to Atewe in Bayelsa, Atewe told him that three payments were about to be made into his accounts and as soon as they were made he should acknowledge the payments and await further instructions.

He said within two to three days of the meeting, he started to receive the payments and accordingly informed Atewe, who asked him to hold on till he (Atewe) returned to Abuja.

The witness said upon Atewe’s return to Abuja, he invited him to his office at Niger Barracks in Abuja, where he introduced, Engozu, who is the 3rd defendant, as the person that would take delivery of the money from Ahidjo.

Ahidjo said in view of the volume of the monies, Engozu advised him to change the money from naira to dollar before delivery, and he according contacted a Bureau de Change operator, named only as Jimoh.

“Each time I received it (money), I would call a BDC operator, named Jimoh. I knew him before this time. He would change the money, I would pay him the naira equivalent and take the dollars. Once I changed it, I would wait for instruction either from Major General Atewe or Mr. Kime. That was what we continued to do until the end of the transaction in 2015,” Ahidjo said.

He said he received a total of N4,915,163,103 within the period, out of which about N4.1bn were converted to dollars and delivered to Engozu, who in turn issued a receipt for each payment based on Atewe’s instru
Ahidjo said of the remaining amount, he was instructed by Atewe to transfer N35m to Winners’ Chapel; N103m to INP Ltd; N170m to First Investment Ltd; N99m to Lord Fem Ltd; N88m to Ocean Gas and N297m to Cisco Nobot.

Asked by the prosecutor the purpose of the transfer to Living Faith Church, Ahidjo said, “I don’t know what it was for; it was on the instruction of Maj. Gen. Atewe. All these monies, I don’t question what they were meant for. It is not my money, so I can’t question what it was for. Maj. Gen. Atewe asked me to act on instruction.”

The matter has been adjourned till March 21, 2017, for Ahidjo to continue his evidence.

When will the porter be open

CosmeticChemist:
I have replied you.

ave sent u a mail tanks

iHart:
Something is wrong with the formulation but if he doesn't make profit with this, he won't make profit with a good formulation...

can you pls help with better formulation? So I can try DT too and if it works for me

akwaajaahuogu:
where are you based
how determined are you to do the production business
first of all you need to understand the difference between method and formula, you have a method but you need a formula.
answer the questions above and then we will take it from there

I based in Niger state and determine to succeed in this production business, pls do help with anything you can

I have passion for manufacturing of goods and recently i decided to engage in laundry bar soap production to be sold in my locality, though I have d knowledge of producing d soap but my greatest challenge is dt after production I don't recover back even the money I invested let alone to speak of profit, for instance d formulation I used are as followed 3L of pko, 1.5L of caustic soda 0.6 of sodium sulphate, color, perfume. Pls anyone wt perfect formula better than my or can offer anything useful to d success of ds soap production should pls help a brother to earn a legitimate leaving.

omenkaLives:
APC should focus on taking the economy out of recession instead of wasting time on trying to taint the saintly image of the hero of modern day democracy and his then cabinet of competent technocrats.

They should also stop trying to distract Nigerians from focusing on their ailing president who has been away from office for one year now.

Useless propaganda with no pictures or video of the property.

. Enemy of state sighted, anyway I don't blame you cos I can c u are suffering from brain damage, the free money DT don't longer come ur way has seriously affected ur reasoning, I blive the thunder DT will reset ur brain will soon land on ur head to give it factory settings

Olosho spotted, anyway I don't blame her there is every possibility the father could not afford a screen whimper of a car she's day dreaming of

The police have arrested a 51-year-old man, Oluwaseye Ayoola, for allegedly killing his mother for not giving him N500,000.

The incident occurred yesterday at the United Estate in Sangotedo, Ajah.

The suspect was said to have axed his 81-year-old mother, Dorcas Ayoola, to death. He also claimed that his mother was a witch.

He alleged that it was revealed to him when he went for prayers that she was responsible for his predicament.

According to the police, the suspect claimed he went to the mountain to pray for 21 days and in the spirit realm, he saw that his mother caused his failure in life.

It was gathered that the suspect accosted the mother and demanded N500,000 from the N11 million his late sister willed to her.

The suspect was said to have fled after the incident but he was apprehended after his brother, Akintunde Ayoola lodged a complaint to the police.

Police spokesperson Dolapo Badmos, a Superintendent (SP), said the suspect was being interrogated. Madam Ayoola’s body has been deposited at the morgue. http://thenationonlineng.net/man-axes-mum-death-n500000/

Ffk is a bastered who took over his father stupidity, may thunder strike him to pieces as he wishes our president.

Can Bsc chemistry apply

adem30:
There is no prove that this is Nigeria

by there comments we shall know them