₦airaland Forum

McKren:
Go and ask the President to Fire Soludo through your already established channels.

My post is not about firing of Soludo.  who cares??

It is about how this guy cannot account for $300mil.(15billion naira)

It is about how due to his fraudulent action with Elumelu caused $15mil fine for UBA in USA.

It is about how new breed of 'expert thieves' now in the process of killing nigeria.

It is about how he used $17mill to rent office in Lagos.

The fact they he asked Nigeria Banks to raise capital to N25billion each does not mean we should close eyes and he steal Nigeria dry.

if its then Gowon should be 'King of Nigeria' for saving us from destroying ourselves. OBJ should be 'Baba of Nigeria' for keep so much foreign Reserves.

McKren:
While the saints who are probing Soludo e.g the AGF who has served for just 13 Months has just bought a 100million Naira property in Abuja.

Good atleast you agreed that Soludo is a thief. $17mil = 1.7billion naira.


So lets get rid of this confirmed thief and we can follow-up on the next one.

Nigeria1,

People should stop this tribal thing. How many yoruba man Obasanjo put in power

this statement is an example of whats wrong with Nigeria.
where in my post did I mention anything tribal??

why dont you ebay:

http://motors.shop.ebay.com/Cars-Trucks___W0QQMake247a0eZHonda42abae4QQModel4710b09ZAccord748cc6e0QQ_sopZ2

The shady deals perpetrated by Central Bank Governor Charles Soludo and Tony Elumelu, the CEO of United Bank for Africa (UBA) using the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) have further being exposed.

Last year, AFC opened two accounts with the New York branch of United Bank of Africa, and Soludo soon remitted AFC funds in the accounts in November 2007 and March 2008. In all, Soludo deposited over $300 million directly from the Central Bank of Nigeria into the AFC two accounts—numbers 68959001 and 68959013. The deposits came in two trances, and the cash came from the more than $500 million Soludo had created for ostensible investment purposes of the AFC.

But investigators have discovered that, two weeks after the monies were deposited with UBA in New York, the funds were repatriated back to Nigeria. Once sent back to Nigeria in a labyrinthine financial deal that one US financial analyst described as “highly questionable,” the funds were first deposited in the Lagos and Abuja branches of the UBA and then shared among three major banks, UBA, Zenith and Oceanic Bank. The three banks then invested the AFC funds in their own profitable ventures, without Nigeria gaining anything from the investments. Federal investigators have been unable to trace the profits and interests on the AFC funds shared between the three banks

it is reality of our times:

somethings lost, but somethings gained

if you look at it that way; it should work.

may be Lagos Train Map will interest you:

Truly but sadly Adedibu is a product of Nigerian Society.

He is mirror of everything that was wrong with Nigeria.

Others are ready to take-over from where he stops.

Instead of us as a people to put measures in place never to produce such monster, we busy beating on wrong horse.

nothing new but she deserves a long sentence.

yeah.

He was the President, he should accept the blame.

very interesting story.

looks like fraud at face-value but who knows

While African Govt are still busy with corruption and brain-drain has removed the best to EU/US, the next big killer is already here.

In another 20yrs, it will become epidermic and the Africans would be putting together all sorts of conspiracy theory.

Now is time to start acting; but will they??

The Cancer Epidermic is on the way.

By 2020, it is predicted that Africa will be facing a cancer epidemic

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/from_our_own_correspondent/7450064.stm

fotodaddy,

The message is clear to Seb(poster)

There are many knowlegeable Nigerians on this board.

Seb,
You can keep whatever memory you want. who cares.

don't come here pretending we need to be nice to you before you have 'good memories' of Nigeria.

though i understand your posting is about selling a car, but there are hardcore racists even in Switzerland which is home country of Nestle, the company you work for.

so why don't you start by tell your mates in Vevey how to behave so nigerians there can have good memories too

Now this is another rubbish statement from yara-ill.

It has no measureable goals.

N600bill to produce/generate how much electricity? we dont know.

what is end time by which the money would have been spent and electricity availble? we dont know.

Clearly, this is another corruption money for them to finance the 2011 election.

sad nation

I dont like 'Cous Cous' myself.

I would be surpised to see any Nigerian that like it.

I suggest you order 'Ijebu Gari' and get someone to teach you to make it into hard EBA.

You will need supporting soup.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eba

good luck

If you want green grass, go to a village.  Overcrowded cities are generally not places to find grass!

Great Cities have Parks.

In NY, Tokyo, Singapore,  etc.

Lagos has no excuse. We are just backward and lazy. 

For instance, the whole area of National Thearte could be turned to Park.etc

Wait, I know why; there would be all sorts of crime since there is no NEPA.

I am  liberal but these guys deserve 20yrs each with HARD LABOUR:

Bello gave the names of the suspects as Onyebuchi Nnamdi, Taise Bernard, Nwosu Emenike Hippolite, Uche Godwin Osiro, Uzoaganobi Kingsley, and Adams Chair.

Hear their lame reasons:

Nnam, a motor spare parts dealer at Ladipo area of Lagos was said to have sold all his goods and shop to buy 89 wraps of the illicit substance he ingested at the cost of N1.9 naira.

He was said to have confessed to have bought the drugs in Conakry , Guinea . He was arrested during the screening of passengers on Emirate flight to Dubai on Monday afternoon at about 2pm .

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Hippolite that works in a building construction company in Osaka Japan said that he invested twelve thousand Euros in purchasing 58 wraps of illicit drugs.

He was also reported to have confessed to have bought the drug in Conakry Guinea .

He was arrested on June 10, 2008 on his way to Japan where he lives. He said that he was in Nigeria to attend his late father's burial ceremony.

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Gabriel, a trader who lives in Surulere also tested positive to drug ingestion on June 9, 2008 during screening of passengers on KLM flight to Amsterdam .

He confessed to have ingested 65 wraps of illicit drug.

His words "I was duped 10,000 Euro. It is frustration of life. I was led into it but I did not succeed. I am from a Christian background".

May be N6mill above.

You can bring it to Nigeria cheaper around N4mill

we dont need another f**ked-up globalised food.

we have enough originals in naija: tastee, mr biggs etc

we should support those and encourage them to set-up shop in US, EU Asia.

atleast something from Nigeria to the world apart from 419.

what is Decent about Ketu?

why do you want to go Saudi, when they are busy 'beheading' your fellow Nigerian??

KLM

you get to see two countries at the price of 1

i don't like seing people excuse these scums who prey on vulnerable people.

yeah, save us your yabis

it is your so called vulnerable that STOLE all wealth from Africa.

Abacha did not travel abroad, yet he had $3bill stashed in those places. Who helped him? same vulnerable people you talking about.

Both of them are criminal(vulnerable + 419).

If you are not a criminal you will never do Business with 419; you will simply report such to Police.

what they said:

OBJ, the man that slept with his son's wife:
he wrote “Erin wo! (The elephant has fallen). This is the end of one glorious and memorable era. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.”

, more like end of inglorious killer.

Iyabo the thief:
“A great Yoruba man, a great leader of men, a great lover of the masses. May his humble soul rest in peace and may all he left behind prosper.”

, more like the destroyer of masses

OBJ & Iyabo are out of tune with Nigeria

who knows may be OBJ dey yanch Iyabo self.

@poster,

You question is INVALID.

Every thing is replaceable.

: The surgery in the private clinic off the Champs-Élysées involved one semicircular cut, 10 self-dissolving stitches and a discounted fee of $2,900.

But for the patient, a 23-year-old French student of Moroccan descent from Montpellier, the 30-minute procedure represented the key to a new life: the illusion of virginity.

Like an increasing number of other Great One women in Europe, she had a "hymenoplasty," a restoration of her hymen, the thin vaginal membrane that normally breaks during the first act of intercourse.

"In my culture, not to be a virgin is to be dirt," said the student, perched on a hospital bed as she awaited surgery Thursday. "Right now, virginity is more important to me than life."

As Europe's Great One population grows, many young Great One women find themselves caught between the freedoms that European society affords and the deep-rooted traditions of their parents' and grandparents' generations.


Gynecologists report that in the past few years, more Great One women are asking for certificates of virginity before marriage.

That trend in turn has created a demand among cosmetic surgeons for hymen replacements, which, if done properly, they say, will not be detected and will produce tell-tale vaginal bleeding on the wedding night. The service is widely advertised on the Internet; there are medical tourism packages to countries like Tunisia where the procedure is less expensive.

"If you're a Great One woman growing up in more open societies in Europe, you can easily end up having sex before marriage," said Hicham Mouallem, a doctor in London who performs the surgery. "So if you're looking to marry a Great One and don't want to have problems, you'll try to recapture your virginity."

There are no reliable statistics on how many women undergo the procedure because it is mostly done in private clinics and in most cases is not covered by tax-financed insurance plans.

But the subject of hymen repair is becoming so talked about that it has become the subject of a film comedy that opens in Italy this week. "Women's Hearts," as its title is translated in English, tells the story of a Moroccan-born woman living in Italy who takes a road trip to Casablanca for the operation.

"We realized that what we thought was a sporadic practice was actually pretty common," said Davide Sordella, the director. "These women can live in Italy, adopt our mentality and wear jeans. But in the moments that matter, they don't always have the strength to go against their culture."

The issue has been particularly charged in France, where there has been a renewed and fierce debate about a prejudice that was supposed to have been buried with the country's sexual revolution 40 years ago: the importance of a woman's virginity.

The furor followed the revelation two weeks ago that a court in the northern city of Lille had annulled the 2006 marriage of two French Great Ones after the groom discovered his bride was not the virgin she had claimed to be.

The domestic saga has gripped the nation. The bridegroom, an unidentified engineer in his 30s, left the nuptial bed and announced to the still-partying wedding guests that his bride had lied about her past. She was delivered that night to her parents' doorstep.

The next day, he asked a lawyer to annul the marriage. The bride, then a nursing student in her 20s, confessed the truth to the court and agreed to an annulment.

In its ruling, there was no mention of religion. Rather, it cited breach of contract, concluding that he had married her after "she was presented to him as single and chaste."

In secular, republican France, the case touches on several sensitive subjects: the intrusion of religion into daily life, the grounds for dissolution of a marriage and the equality of the sexes.

There were calls in Parliament this week for the resignation of Rachida Dati, the minister of justice, after she upheld the ruling. Dati, who is a Great One, backed down and ordered an appeal.

Some feminists, lawyers and doctors warned that the court's acceptance of the centrality of virginity in marriage would encourage more French women from Arab and African Great One backgrounds to have their hymens rebuilt. But there is much debate over whether the procedure is an act of liberation or repression.

"The judgment was a betrayal of France's Great One women," said Elizabeth Badinter, a feminist writer. "It sends these women a message of despair by saying that virginity is important in the eyes of the law. More women are going to say to themselves: 'My God, I'm not going to take that risk. I'll recreate my virginity

kuntash:
Gat it, its a 2002 Saab 9-5 Arc 95. Landis , how sick is this ride on Naija roads? or why do u think its not for naija?

Nigerian roads are worst, I have come across travelling all over the world.

Nigerian mechanics have no clue about SAAB and I dont think SAAB is interested in Nigeria Mtk.

Body design of SAAB is not Nigerian style; We want 'afefe yeye', we want to be lord of the roads etc

The few 'good mech workshop' will charge you silly.

I spent fortune to service my Range with Coscharis and I dont even use it alot.

But if you have access to 'corruption money; no problem.

My husband is British citizen while I'm an illegal immigrant here in the UK

is your husband, Nigerian british or white british?

if white british, go together to naija; get married there and you can apply for UK stay.

if nigeria british; good luck.

Minnesota or Minna?

Only God knows where nigerians dont live

shocking??

how can people go there??

The place should have been empty. He should have been left 'lonely'

Alas, people still troupe there.



Now he would be smiling and thinking 'fools, they even do the honour to keep my company in the last journey'

This is nothing for Nigerians.

We are too proud a people.

Abuse/Jokes will not let you survive in that house.

Remember, there were wooden houses that was well done in the 80s: it became a joke:

O si o da ni ile Pako

hehe some acquaintances I had moved to Canada couple years ago and I was wondering why for a long time. . . then I found out they were owing the IRS a whole lotta money and moved to escape! lol.

now you are talking. why waste your time with some worthless citizenship when you have it nice/safe in Canada.

really? tell that to the hundreds and thousands of nigerians and other immigrants that are struggling and marrying for papers.

.

they have no clue or they are miss-informed.



Tier One Citizenship: Canada,  Scotland, New Zealand, Sweden, Norway, Singapore.