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[size=20pt]EFCC VS. COMMANDCLEM [/size]an EPIC Nollywood Movie with great potential for Profit - Have you paid your N2,000 contribution to the making of this Movie.

For Your Information today is 11-May-2012 Supreme Court have not said anything and Court Session will be over in 2 hrs. MOBIL is laughing now!

what are you guys complaining about - we have collectively bought 3 transformers between 2010 and 2011 alone, each flat paid N4,000 for a transformer that PHCN is supposed to replace. how can a whole Transformer go bad weeks after it has been installed!

LET'S ASK OURSELF THIS QUESTION
THE ABOVE STATEMENTS ARE TRUE OR FALSE?.

All the statements are True. Prof. King. Reverend. Uwem used misinformation and misrepresentation of facts and court judgement coupled with gullible poor Nigerians to dupe people of their money. his cohorts (@GODSAYES, Banjo, Yusuf_Akure and others) established a fraudulent scheme to continue to collect money illegally on an unregistered Fund (CommandClem). You have been found out. I hope Rev.King.Prof lives long to face trial. I doubt so looking at his frailness. he might die of hypertension and that would be a real tragedy for this acclaimed 76-yr old fraudster

baslone: THE WAY SUPER EAGLES IS SLIPPING ON THE FIFA RANKING I HOPE THEY WILL NOT SLIP INTO NIGERIA PREMIERSHIP O!

Nigeria Premiership will slip into OBA Cup Finals

omenziate: UK cannot afford to lose d naira/pounds from naija o. All dis na initial gra gra

You feel me.. with funds to government agencies like BBC and teh queen being slashed - they need corrupt pounds sterling to keep the Kingdom alive

Yusuf Akure, Omokmesi, Banjo

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lateef4me: I want to believe Gbawe was misled by Osundefender on this project.
Gbawe,next time pls,confirm the authenticity of any of Aregbesola's good work before posting on NL since you know the man has lot of haters here.
And where is Eko ile,Seanet2 to rescue gbawe nowww ?

Unlike Gbawe - Eko_ile and Seanet2 are unrepentant political sycophants it does not pay their government this time

felifeli: What this guy Gbawe doesn't seem to understand is that the more of this stuff he posts the more he exposes hi boss to ridicule. All these O-posts just appear very desperate and paranoid to me. They are so banal.

Wetin be banal abeg.. can i use it to abuse someone as in O-banal

Finally EFCC is waking up to its duty somewhat this old frump and his cohorts have milked millions of Nigerians dry - always askign for N2,000 donations to prosecute Mobil Unlimited Vs. CommandClem that was discharged since 1999 -bloody bas.tards

kingoflag: Show your girl your post. Now show her mine. Dont tell her who is who. Now kill yourself as you hear her call the writer of your piece an imb.ecile. Try not to strangle her either.

Mo%ron!

Why your eye dey chook for dis mata sef

When faced with Spiritual Problems there is only one thing to do -GO SPIRITUAL on everybody practice the occultic arts, read the bible, koran and some other deep jamaican/haitian/togo voodoo shyte.. and finally go to Mountain of Fire and release Hell on whoever is tormenting you spiritually.

geenie: Zap you upload it --- schmuck.

I wonder oooh, nowhow do you want me to fork up the money after i have uploaded it to my itouch.. na wa for you ooh

This thread explains perfectly the problem with Nigerians, they obviously know what the problem is and know what the solution is (apparently) but when it comes to applying these solutions to fixing a 5-decade old problem, we start looking for which ethnic group to blame or which seating president to lay the hack on. so GEJ is not solving the problem, did OBJ solve it, did Yar-adua solve it, did Abacha solve it, did IBB solve it, did Buhari solve it, did Shagari solve it, the old farts who founded Nigeria are still called Senators and Party leaders - This goes to show you that we are the ones who must solve it. yet we allow ethnic rivalries, political allegiances and religious differences to blind us to the fact that we do not have the WILL to support the Truth so we manage the LIES until they blow up in our faces like the subsidy probe and MEND and Boko-Haram and other devious deeds that are currently going on and we refuse to accept.

Gbawe: Oga coward, can you even mouth Uduaghan in public?

Please leave Uduaghan out of this matter. their is a mole-hill mountain that needs to be cleared demolished and the technical complexities involved in demolishing this mountain will require assistance from NASA to triangulate the size of this geographical anomaly that has endangered the motorpark Airport project as well as allowed Militant elements the avenue to hide and kidnapp foreigners as the landing plane passed. You obviously do not know how seriously Bros Ibori Jnr Uduaghan takes this project. It will attract the much FDIs now that Boko-Haram have taken over terrorist Tourist matters in the North

@werepeLeri
How are you today?
This thread serves to educate and enlighten people who do not know better or have been scammed more than once. (not to sully the reputation of the respected profession of Surveyors). I believe some professions are called such because it requires a set of expert qualifications to be engaged in it in an ethical manner.
in this Property business I am sure you are well aware that Criminal-minded abound and it is very likely you will bump into them by just walking into an empty plot of land anywhere in Lagos (Boys no dey smile)

Take a quack Doctor for example - He has neither qualifications nor Expert Knowledge, he only has a rudimentary idea or at best working knowledge of the profession. We all know the dangers quack doctors present in today's health sector. DEATH. apply this analogy to to "Quack Surveyors" - Complete Loss of Money and Mental Stability.

Would you buy a car without documentation? or at least visiting the dealer? Given the poor state of Trust and Transparency in Nigeria @Lawyer is right for suggesting that prospective land-buyers ask questions and make verifications.

malc619: It's gud 2 C dat Ʊ're having an ere*tion since D̶̲̥̅̊ subject ‎​Ȋ̝̊̅$ Osun state..

he already ejaculated 8 times yesterday and is gearing for another stretch today @Beaf - you go wound oooh!

MeGaStReEt: MARVIN = Mohit Artist Versus Illuminati Niggas!

that cutz it, Don Jazzy don enter yawa be dat

[quote author=Ejiné]O'Yes, O'Reap, O'Meal and now O'Power?

I wonder what he'll call his waste management program.

Probably "O'Shiit!!!"[/quote]ha ha

KnowAll: @dede

U seem to get what Gowon is insunuating wrong. what Gowon is saying was if Ojukwu had succeded in getting to Lagos obviously after invading d then mid-west region, on getting to L agos Ojukwu would have been Head of state of Nigeria insted of Head of state of Biafra.

It would have been unimaginable and inconceivable for Ojukwu to give up lands he has conquered and retreat back to Onitsha.

My now that would have been an unpleasant,unpalatable tea-pot for the Federal Army won't it.

Hmmmmn. addressing one of key needs of the people of Osun. laudable. It would be "nice" (for lack of a more forthright word) to see every state produce some form of sustainability framework and business cases (for posterity and academic research f'course) on infrastructure projects they initiate and complete successfully.

I like the fact that $1,893,330 (believe me it is not easy to maneuver power projects with such amounts) is slated for this - a very slim figure for an Off-Grid Electricity Generation project. it could be a model for other projects that may attract private sector participation. I would definitely love to see status updates on this particular project. anyone?

I find the yawning inability of atheists to comprehend religious matters heart-rendering - worse more i find the inability of Christians to understand Christianity deafeningly traumatic - The Snake is one of many interwoven complex metaphors in deep biblical revelations - I won't be surprised to find an atheists' hand in this confusion

amosy007: am a fan of fatai rollin dollar ... Buh anyone goT LINKS TO DOWNLOAD THE TRACKS?

you be solid guy

There are 3 critical things that must happen otherwise this will simply be another pipe-dream that the her excellency the Minister will chalk-up on her CV as something she was involved in and cost billions of Naira to implement.

1: Technology/Knowledge Transfer : How many Nigerian IT companies are pushing their own technology rather than Microsoft's or Oracle or Laserfiche or SAGE etc. until Nigerians study the intricacies and sophistication of software/hardware development and successfully transfer the knowledge into building standards-driven solutions, Made-in-Nigeria will just be like Made in Aba compared to Made in Italy. very few will stake their money on Made-in-Nigeria technology
2: Stronger/Better/Relevant Education Policies : What was Japan's most visible policies after the 2nd World-war. Education and Technology, Japs in droves were sponsored by the government to higher institutions across the globe to improve their Knowledge Capital - guess what, they may be an Island but are one of the World's Giants in Technology
3: An Economy that supports local industry/competition : while the FG boasts of Billions of Naira/Dollars available for SMEs and Agriculture, they continually spend on technology such as 3 Satellites in space $$$$$ (one went bad) and other technology transfer centers that till date has not impacted in measurable terms on the Nigerian IT environment. Until such funds are released to worthy projects that make an enduring impact, we will continue to pass each year expending billions of Naira to Microsoft and Oracle (which 90% of Government Ministries use)

Best Regards

where is @BEAF to throw up a convincing defense when you need him

the elements of paraga and wee wee is in the air

fubbyy: @ lekki , you be bigger mugu from the way you sounds, so you can't pay money to make a research? that's why nigerians are dumb, and you must be igbo man and from ngwa precisely,so you didn't even pay money to find out things you know today, you must be living in a village, your type sef no fit pay money to browse, na una dey look 4 cheat code, I paid money to find out if such thing exists and I have found out it does, as am talking to you now I'm about spending another money to find out things on something else, that's why we live in white man's glory and we can't do our own research to be glorified, guy na you be mugu o, you supose dey hail me for paying money and taking risk to find out what am sharing to you now, tomorrow now you go tell people say na you do the research.

Please give me the number and address of this prophet. I shall make efforts to reach him via phone and physically as well to confirm the Truth.
I am serious about this

@posters - let us restate the issues summarily. I may be missing the point or looking at it from the wrong angle
1: Federal provisions for the National Police Force is critically inadequate for Nigeria (always has been)
2: The Constitution does not provide for a State-run Police Force
3: Security situation across beyond National, Civil and "Political" themes is dire
4: The issue has been on the minds of Nigerians (ordinary and well-to-do) for over a decade. the spate of political killings has only shown it up to the political leadership that it needs to be taken seriously.

As is painfully obvious @Gbawe, I agree that the needs of majority are far more important than unsavory Politics and Bad Politicians. I prefer a gradualist approach simply for the reason that good intentions must be accompanied with demonstrable initiatives. An all-out lobbying for a State Police without the workings of an existing plan/infrastructure is too risky to stake the lives of Nigerians on. (I don't expect that the existing impoverished Police force will be converted to State Police.) If the constitutional platform to include a State-Police in the Security provisions of the Constitution is still a distant mirage, why not start by establishing the beginnings of a State-run Security Agency (like Private Security firms do) with World-Class Training in Crime Detection, Forensics Analysis, Civil defense/Social interaction, Firearms, driving etc. It can start with each LG funding a group of qualified individuals into the program and I am fairly confident that Lagos state budget can accommodate training for at least 500 individuals all-year round. during this time a strategy to lobby for its inclusion in the constitution can be worked at national levels. what better time than now when it is sticking out like a sore thumb

I congratulate the winner -with all the highlighted qualities how could she loose?

@Gbawe. I am not discounting the idea because of the errant comments of Oshiomole and Aregbesola. I am discounting it because at least 90% of our leadership will not do right when a State Police is instituted in Nigeria. Let me give you an example. I consult for a foreign mission in Ikoyi and one morning a Lagos State Commissioner was visiting apparently parked in an area reserved for staff. I was just parking my vehicle as he prepared to leave. as i opened my door, it bumped into his Range-Rover. before i could come out to apologize the Commissioner himself stepped out abusing me profusely. his security detail (hand to his pistol_)was already inching towards me in a violent stance, it took the intervention of the diplomatic staff and security present to stop them from dragging me off to some undisclosed location to be dealt with (that much he said in his own words). now this is just a "mere" commissioner utilizing the Federal-sponsored Security into committing a civil-rights crime over a bump to his Range-Rover SUV. While I won't mention his name, he ranks high on my list of officers who continue to dent BFR's /ACN's achievements in Lagos State.
We cannot escape the FACT that our Politicians and indeed our Democracy does not have a proper framework for an Territorial Police Force (Yet) and until i see basic foundations (in form of reforms) in that area. I am strongly opposed to a State Police. I only re-stated my respect for LASTMA in recent times (i don't know what BRF did but they have begun to demonstrate some level of decorum and tact in dealing with social issues) even KAI continue to break the boundaries of Civil rights/Common-sense on every occasion. Imagine if they had guns.

Not to discount the seriousness of the need for State-Controlled Security especially since it has been evident for the past 50 years that the National Police Force is severely handicapped in terms of Intelligence, Personnel, Equipment, Education and Training and most importantly Social independence and Discipline..

not until i read through to the end I was almost going to give praise to this "Progressive Step" by ACN Governors, but I strongly foresee a situation where a State-Controlled Police (given our history of poor transparency and violence even at State-levels) will turn this into a private "grudge-settlement" force. just imagine the comments coming from Oshiomole and Aregbesola. it is saddening that at such a level they cannot save the citizens the psychological trauma of their Political conflicts

Oshiomhole, who regretted that no member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had been invited for questioning over the killing

Aregbesola expressed dismay that politics, which Nigeria’s founding fathers based on issues had been reduced “to miserable factional and base materialism by those who have nothing else to offer than their own greed”.

I am pleasantly surprised coming from Aregbesola, one who is quick to raise fears of non-Muslims in his state given the delicate nature of ethnic and religious relations in the country .
Oshiomole more than anyone else is displaying a level of un-professionalism that betrays his outspoken claims to good governance (perhaps this is what is standard in Nigeria these days)

Given comments of Bros Aregbs and Comrade Oshiomole I can see where this is leading to - Having a State Police is good but in the hands of Politicians who cannot differentiate between the needs of their citizens and there personal political ambitions, it is a dangerous path to thread.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]This announcement by the FG is another show of shame and gross incompetence. Haba!! If the FG does not have enough information to arrest these so-called sponsors, their names should not be released in the first place because they may only be guilty of harassment by the FG.

The FG needs to just arrest these sponsors and may the chips fall where they may. If the released list does not reflect federal character then its a useless list.

I'm fed up of the President's handlers[/quote]Federal Character will be reflected adequately
North (70% BH Sponsors)
South (5% BH Sponsors - from Osun State specifically)
East (10% BH Sponsors - for business/profit reasons specifically)
West (2% BH Sponsors - for political reasons specifically)
Foreign Interests PPP (18% - for economic interests specifically)