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Need your help please there's a wireless update that pop up. So I decide to update then install since then my phone is showing no command am using leagoo lead 5 any help please |
Need your help please there's a wireless update that pop up. So I decide to update then install since then my phone is showing no command am using leagoo lead 5 any help please |
I believe he won't disappoint us |
My sister its a nice move just imagine a work of 2month and they are budgeting 2b Abaaaa it's too much graduate are on the street without job and this set of people are still embarking on last minutes loot SlimBrawnie: |
Nice move GMB |
Oga even tinubu did the same so what's the fuss about that remember apart from politics buhari is a senior man am sure when he was head of state most of this guys are still in secondary school |
The president elect has issued a red card to serving top government officials who in recent times besieged his residence in Daura, Katsina to lobby for retention of their positions. Buhari, was livid last week when the current Comptroller-General of Customs, Abdullahi Dikko Inde, visited his residence in Daura to pay homage. Per Second News learnt that the customs boss who coincidentally hails from, Musawa Local Government Area, Katsina state immediately after informing the President-Elect of his mission was advised to go back to his duty post. Dikko, shocked by Buhari’s response tried unsuccessfully to inform the retired General of the situation at all Nigeria’s borders, seaport and the airports, but the President-elect upbraided the 55 year-old that the ideal procedure is to wait until he has been sworn in as president, describing the visit as unhealthy, unethical and disloyalty to a government he is still serving. He thereafter asked the customs boss to leave his residence, rejecting also his gift items. The Comptroller general and his team hurriedly left the residence, parking the valuables and gifts items along. The visit of the current Commandant-General of the NSCDC, Ade Abolurin, on Sunday was more comical, he arrived Daura, the residence of the President-Elect with top officers of the corps, photographers and some members of the press. According to a member of the Buhari Campaign from Katsina, “The President-Elect was having his normal quiet time when the delegation arrived”. The corps officers led by its commandant were left outside in the scorching sun for over an hour, before the the commandant and two corps officers were allowed entry into the President-elect’s visitors room Abolurin, still recuperating from a fire burn incident got the shock of his life when an aide of Buhari, said that the retired General wants him out of his residence and will not be seeing him. Dumbfounded the corps officers left in a haste to the surprise of other delegation members outside, who were waiting and hoping to see the president-elect and take photographs with him. Per Second News can authoritatively report that a serving minister last week also sent emissaries to the president-elect in a bid to secure a private meeting. Private business tycoons are not left out of the visits, Forte Oil CEO, Femi Otedola, and Oando boss Adewale Tinubu also visited Buhari last week. The national leader of the APC, Ahmed Bola Tinubu, shortly before the governorship elections brought the Chagoury brothers to meet with the president-elect in a closed door meeting. Per Second News gathered that the deluge of top current serving government officials and visitors reaching out to General Buhari at this material time has turned his Daura home to a new Mecca. Source –: http://omojuwa.com/2015/04/gen-buhari-to-serving-govt-officials-stay-away-from-my-residence-walks-out-customs-nscdc-boss/
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YOU can go and jump into the nearest lagoon... either you like it or not Hausa gonna rule us and you can't do any sh*it to it in fact you gonna lick their butt so fvck off BrosPeter: |
no be from me you go hear say na OBJ ![]() |
Nigeria is in talks with Russia’s Rosatom Corp. to build as many as four nuclear power plants costing about $20 billion as Africa’s biggest economy seeks to boost generation and end daily blackouts. “A joint coordination committee is in place and negotiations are ongoing for financing and contracting,” Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Franklin Erepamo Osaisai said at a conference in Kenya’s Kwale coastal region on Monday. “We are meticulously implementing our plans.” The West African nation signed an agreement with Rosatom to cooperate on the design, construction, operation and decommissioning of a facility in 2012. A further three nuclear plants are planned, taking total capacity to 4,800 megawatts by 2035, with each facility costing $5 billion, Osaisai said. The first Nigerian plant will be operational in 2025. Peak electricity output of Africa’s biggest economy is about 3,800 megawatts, with a further 1,500 megawatts unavailable because of gas shortages. South Africa, with a third of Nigeria’s population yet eight times more installed capacity, has also signed an agreement with Rosatom as the nation looks to add 9,600 megawatts of atomic power to its strained grid. It may spend as much as 1 trillion rand ($83 billion). South Africa’s agreement with Rosatom gave the company the right to veto the nation doing business with any other nuclear vendor, Johannesburg-based Mail & Guardian reported in February. Source: http://omojuwa.com/2015/04/nigeria-pursues-20-billion-nuclear-power-plants/
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Kaiiiii eree omode quilty of all..... steal meat from mummy's pot in fact am still doing it whenever I visit her (iyani-wura) love you mum may you live long and enjoy the fruit of your labour |
Report according to NAIRA-DOLLAR..COM suggests that the Nigerian Petroleum Minister and the Chairman Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Diezani Alison Madueke may have allegedly refunded the whooping some of $16million US dollar to the coffer of the commission. According to our source, the refund was as a result of a plea intervention of former Military head Abdulsalam Abubakar. The $16million was allegedly traced to Zenith bank. Our source stated that a top security source who pleaded anonymity, said General Abdulsalami Abubakar, Nigeria’s former head of state pleaded with General Buhari not to prosecute the petroleum minister, a situation which led to the refund of $16milion last week, which was allegedly traced to the bank. Uneasy calm and general apprehension have gripped the management of Zenith Bank Plc, following the reported refund of $16million out the $20billion allegedly stolen from the coffers of the Nigeria National Petroleum, NNPC by the management of the corporation. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, a former Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN Governor, now Emir of Kano, was replaced by Godwin Emefiele as central Bank Governor after he (Sanusi) allegedly raised an alarm over the non remittance of $20 billion oil money to the treasury. Sanusi, who was relatively unknown at the time, was made the governor of CBN after Professor Charles Soludo’s inglorious exit from Nigeria’s apex bank. But he was to be replaced by Emefiele, who was the managing director of Zenith bank before his appointment. With the conclusion of the 28 March presidential election in Nigeria which President Goodluck Jonathan of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP lost to the Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd.) of the All Progressive Congress, APC, embattled petroleum minister, Ms. Deziani Allison-Madueke, has since commenced on a shuttle between Nigeria and abroad. Until the conclusion of the presidential election, the President of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC had allegedly embarked on shenanigans and illegal stunts in an alleged bid to stop the National Assembly from investigating her roles in the sordid disappearance of the funds. According to a security source who pleaded anonymity, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, Nigeria’s former head of state pleaded with General Buhari not to prosecute the petroleum minister, a situation which led to the refund of $16milion last week, which was allegedly traced to Zenith Bank. According to our source, the appointment of Godwin Emefiele as the CBN governor may not be unconnected to the sordid transactions between the bank and the Jonathan led administration. Sources within the presidency told our correspondent that Ms. Allison-Madueke had allegedly masterminded Emefiele’s appointment and even handpicked him to occupy the post in a bid to cover up her shady deals. And the highly controversial minister is now said to be on ‘medical tourism’ outside the country, a situation which our source revealed is a move to stall her arrest after the 29 May hand over. Several calls and text messages sent to the embattled minister to get her reaction did not yield much fruit as she has refused to pick her calls. Source: http://www.newspunch.org/diezani-allegedly-refunds-16million-nnpc-stolen-fund/ |
Kaiiii I remember the day my cousin slept in the toilet although the guy Don shayooo ![]() |
No matter what my mum do to her she should never raise her fingers on me not to talk of my parent but if eventually it happens I believe that will be the end of the relationship |
CC lalasticala |
As part of efforts to show to Nigerians how transparent the All Progressive Congress (APC) administration is going to be, the leadership of the party on Tuesday sacked three of its chieftains for diverting campaign funds. reports that the Delta State chapter of the party expelled three of its chieftains for allegedly embezzling campaign funds as well as indulging in anti-party activities. It was gathered that the expulsion took place at a meeting held on Monday at the party’s secretariat in Asaba, the state capital as leaders were reviewing the performance of the party in the just concluded general elections. The notice of expulsion was published in a national daily by the party on Tuesday, April 14, 2015.The party listed the affected members as Hon. Temi Harriman, who was expelled because she allegedly diverted the presidential election support funds remitted to the state. In a statement jointly signed by Prophet Jones Ode Erue, the state party chairman, and Comrade Chris Onodjacha, state Assistant Secretary, Harriman’s “expulsion is as a result of seizure and diversion of Presidential election support funds remitted to the state which she then misapplied through persons unknown to the party, thereby undermining the party’s ability to win votes in the Delta South Senatorial District during the Presidential election.” The party, however, declined to disclose the amount Harriman allegedly diverted. The party in the statement also alleged that Dr. Alex Ideh and Mr. A.S. Mene were expelled “as a result of evident anti-party activities committed during the Presidential and National Assembly elections held on the 28th of March, 2015 and repeated in the just concluded Gubernatorial and House of Assembly elections held on 11th day of April, 2015, during which they actively worked for candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.According to the leaders, the actions of the expelled chieftains were said to have caused gross embarrassment, ridicule and contempt to the party and are in violation of the party’s constitution.Meanwhile, the state chapter of the APC performed below expectation in the just concluded general elections as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) reportedly won most of the elections with a wide margin. Source: http://www.naij.com/421801-apc-expels-three-chieftains-for-diverting-campaign-funds.html |
FASH I don't know why I So like the man |
This one wey every job naa 50k on NL its a good sign that Nigeria will be better |
It might come down to that price but I don't think its now coz the man will meet a lot of debt on ground So he will likely wanna pay it off |
Even outsiders know what's going on PDP e-rats will be here very soon to defend madam iweala |
Hmmm |
See who's talking about manners aunty jumai Onique: |
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[quote author=AVVS post=32686035g my people, I need the cheapest flight ticket price from lag to abj or bus ticket price[/quote]No fix price it depend on the bus but its between 4-5k but during festive period its around 8-9k |
If its true that will be a good idea |
[quote author=illiad post=32675She's not the first female governor.[/quote]she's the first female governor that was elected into office So get that |
Wow you should have put source naaa |
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remember apart from politics buhari is a senior man am sure when he was head of state most of this guys are still in secondary school
