EFCC Every where you go make una take am easy.

SarkinYarki:


How come you Father ain't grabbing any ?

His Father PDP has already grab Enough.

Na government project go and visit Ajakuta

Shawnelliot:
Dangote Oil Refinery Company is constructing an integrated refinery and petrochemical complex in the Lekki Free Zone in Lagos, Nigeria.

The Refinery which is said to be producing 650,000 barrels per day (bpd) at completion is already attracting interests and attentions from all nuks and crannies.

The refinery site was visited on Saturday by the Honourable Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva, in company of Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation(NNPC) General Managing Director, Mallam Mele Kolo Kyari.

Speaking about what the Minister saw on ground, the Minister said, “ This is one of the impressive projects, if not the most impressive project , we have seen done by a Nigerian. It is a very encouraging development , and for us as government , we have also resolved to support this project fully .

“ In terms of support , it will be in the areas of feedstock and off -take . Government will guarantee some of these things . But all these will come out of discussions with the President of Dangote Group. Once they put their needs on the table , we will look at them and see how to narrow the gap,” he Concluded.

See Photos……….

https://ngg.ng/2019/11/04/see-photos-as-minister-of-state-for-petroleum-resources-visits-dangote-oil-refinery-site/

Sure you are going to loose both the senate sit to Dino and governorship to PDP bad youth Leader

niyisky:
You people will just sit in a corner and fabricate lies, just to discredit the government. Hate! I guess...98 firms without names, industry sectors etc...is easy to just relocate a business like that?

Haters, I hail una!

God bless you my brother the matter weak me fake journalism

Drkeo:
She's hiding something from you....

Let him go and look for olosho to cure his Congi.

Is she mad or the place don too wide Bleep white weeding.

Nice photo of bad influence
HBD BOY

Up Nigeria up Angola both through to 2nd round nor be second round 4 woman body o

Goal Nigeria this game heading to draw.

Autotech312:



Your head dey there, I hope they listen. They're many of them on this thread.

Make I mention name?

Nor mention names is just an advice to the Ladies.

Alimani:
A pastor in Osun State identified as Solomon Oni Opaalade has been remanded in prison after he allegedly stole turkeys and a goat and threatened the owner with charms.

He was arraigned at a magistrates’ court on Monday, October 28th. The Principal State Counsel from the State Ministry of Justice, Adekunle Adeniyi told the court that the pastor stole nine turkeys valued at N270,000 and a goat valued at N18,000 belonging to one Oluwasegun Hammed.

Pastor Opaalade was said to have committed the alleged offence at Baruwa area in Osogbo. According to the State Counse, Opaalade used charms to threaten Hammed in a manner that could cause breach of peace. The pastor pleaded not guilty.

However, the magistrate Mrs. Adijat Oloyede declined the bail request by his lawyer and ordered that he should be remanded in Ilesha Correctional Center till 12th of December.

Source;
http://www.ogbeta.ng/2019/10/photo-of-nigerian-pastor-who-landed-in.html?m=1

Frame up by the Muslim leader in that area this man prayer is burning them evil men

Dear Nigerian Ladies Hear Me Out!!!...

Dear Nigerian sisters, there's no demon
stopping you from getting married, the
economy is bad, most brothers are broke
(not by their own making, the government
should be blamed) and the brothers who
are financially stable are married.
My advice is...

If you have a young man in your life that you believe in
and you believe he has plans for the future,
please give him every financial support he
needs... I know your fears... What if I invest
in him and he disappoints me....? That's a
wise concern... My advice is, be forward...
Yes, be straight forward and tell him you
wouldn't mind investing in him if he
commits to be with you... Tell him you can't
invest in a temporary emotional euphoria...

You are not being desperate, you are being
real. If he is a real man, he will re-assure you
of his commitment. Take him home and let
him give your family what he can afford. Try
to make things easy for him on the side of
your family... Let them know that if they
make things difficult for your man, you have
the legal right to proceed to the court and
get married to the man of your dreams...

Don't let your family stand in the way of
your destiny... Don't let traditions deny you
of your happiness.
And if you are not employed and you have
no financial help to give to your man, at
least, don't take from him always... Especially
in this bad economy... Be there for him... Talk
to people in your circles about his business
or skills... Try to connect him to the people in
your circles who can help him. Do it because
of the future you see between you both.
Focus on building with him. Continue to look
out for opportunities for yourself too.
Whoever gets blessed first should help the
other.
In this bad economy, being stingy to the guy
in your life while sowing seeds to get
married is like removing your SIM card from
your phone and asking why nobody is calling u. Just give love a chance

Dear Nigerian Ladies Hear Me Out!!!...

Dear Nigerian sisters, there's no demon
stopping you from getting married, the
economy is bad, most brothers are broke
(not by their own making, the government
should be blamed) and the brothers who
are financially stable are married.
My advice is...

If you have a young man in your life that you believe in
and you believe he has plans for the future,
please give him every financial support he
needs... I know your fears... What if I invest
in him and he disappoints me....? That's a
wise concern... My advice is, be forward...
Yes, be straight forward and tell him you
wouldn't mind investing in him if he
commits to be with you... Tell him you can't
invest in a temporary emotional euphoria...

You are not being desperate, you are being
real. If he is a real man, he will re-assure you
of his commitment. Take him home and let
him give your family what he can afford. Try
to make things easy for him on the side of
your family... Let them know that if they
make things difficult for your man, you have
the legal right to proceed to the court and
get married to the man of your dreams...

Don't let your family stand in the way of
your destiny... Don't let traditions deny you
of your happiness.
And if you are not employed and you have
no financial help to give to your man, at
least, don't take from him always... Especially
in this bad economy... Be there for him... Talk
to people in your circles about his business
or skills... Try to connect him to the people in
your circles who can help him. Do it because
of the future you see between you both.
Focus on building with him. Continue to look
out for opportunities for yourself too.
Whoever gets blessed first should help the
other.
In this bad economy, being stingy to the guy
in your life while sowing seeds to get
married is like removing your SIM card from
your phone and asking why nobody is calling u. Just give love a chance

Public Announcement.

Please whenever you photocopy your National identity card and the machine operator tells you that the copy was poorly copied, make sure you collect that bad copy from him. These operators sell out these copies to thieves who use them to acquire sim cards and commit crimes that can incriminate you. Please share this information to safe an innocent person somewhere.
Good Day

madridguy:
Nigeria need to close our border and shut out those Niger boys. Those boys are crook and dreadful.
Every manhole in Lagos State is under attack. Arrest them and their buyer also.

Boarders already closed?

Truthbites:


She wasn't looking for a man. Instead, she was trying to test his loyalty

What Loyalty stupid Loyalty all men cheat even pastor that is the way God created man

Fucking woman monitoring spirit as far as am concerned the man did no wrong why use fake Facebook to chat what are you looking for if not looking for a man too you are a cheater wife.

Yahaya Bello is a bad youth Rubbish stupid a fool.

Fear North

post=83379355:
IF YOU DO THE CRIME, GET READY TO DO THE TIME.

We pray that many of these fraudsters will be arrested.
Criminals that live on other people's sweat.
They have caused many people to commit suicide after emptying everything they have worked for in life!
Bastards!!

If you are into fraud, your end is coming soon.
You guys can't escape it lailai.
No be curse,
Na FACT!

End of DISCUSSION!

The government people steal your future ? Tell them they will suffer

CANDYDADDY:
You are not a woman of substance and it a total lie that you love to hang out with older man to learn something from them like you claimed up there

It just all camouflaged to ripe and suck the life out of the man's wealth,and it all obviously shown by your mother's bad parental responsibility

Na your money you can see that the man is a happy man now he smiles nicely check his former photo you will spot the difference.

psychologygh:
****

When Ghana locked just 400 Nigerian shops in a town in Kumasi alone,your government and trade unions were organizing protest at the ECOWAS office crying xenophobia and free trade buh you're here shouting Giant of Africa because you have unilaterally closed your borders to starve yourselves to death. GUTA had always hated you since Kwame Nkrumah and you have foolishly gave them a chance to eliminate you from Ghana. For your information millions of Nigerians live in Ghana and do trade of imports and exports. GUTA was the one who locked all your shops in Kumasi. Now tell me,Ghana exports goods worth just 80 million dollars to Nigeria for a country who exports 17 billion dollars worth of goods outside, less than 0.5% goes to Nigeria buh Nigeria exports goods worth 303 million dollars to Ghana in a year.If Ghana bans your goods,tell me who loses more.The minister is just a diplomat who knows how ugly it will be if Ghana retaliates so she's going diplomatic first to tell you to comply ECOWAS protocols .Warning to your country if you refuse her diplomatic settlement. Ghana never needs Nigeria.

Hahaha I laugh in charli language you people will suffer

Star boy you are good.

Obaseki mean business, He is not Amobode of Lagos state.

9jaRealist:
>
Abegi, let’s get one thing clear that many comments on this matter seemingly fail to fully grasp...
THE ONLY THING THAT’S HAPPENED IS THAT SOME LAND BORDERS HAVE BEEN CLOSED. THERE ARE NO NEW IMPORT BANS!

What this means is that you can still import tomatoes, rice and everything you want to...
But instead of small traders importing these, it will now be the MONOPOLY of rent-seekers who can afford to ship these items!

Meanwhile, let’s address the underlying structural issues that this cosmetic border closing does absolutely NOTHING to resolve, and why NIGERIA has some of the world’s HIGHEST costs of production and why we still rely on imports for even some of the products that we produce in relative abundance. Let’s start, for example, with tomatoes (since it’s what has kick-started this discourse). Nigeria is actually Africa’s leading producer (and among the world’s leading producers) of tomatoes, but we lose at least 40% of our harvests (some estimates put our losses as high as 60+%) before it gets to market on account of a lack of storage and preservation infrastructure and terrible roads and poor logistics. Closing the border does NOTHING to resolve this. It merely results in POOR NIGERIAN CONSUMERS IN THE WORLD’S CAPITAL OF EXTREME POVERTY having to pay HIGHER prices since without the Benin Republic imports, there’ll now be FEWER tomatoes in the market.

Now, let’s look at rice. It may surprise some to learn that Nigeria is actually Africa’s leading producer of rice, having overtaken Egypt in 2017 or thereabouts, but we are still short of meeting local market demand from entirely domestic production (either because our population keeps growing or our taste keeps changing, not surprisingly in tandem with increased urbanization). Accordingly, without importation, we merely replicate the situation with tomatoes - that is, POOR NIGERIAN CONSUMERS IN THE WORLD’S CAPITAL OF EXTREME POVERTY having to pay HIGHER prices because without supplementing local production with imports, we are left with FEWER rice in the same local market. Meanwhile, we have to HONESTLY ask ourselves how rice produced on the other side of the world (often with relatively more expensive labor) and then shipped halfway across the globe still manages to cost SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER than locally-produced rice (stone and all).

REALITY (and as my moniker indicates, I’m a hard-nosed realist) is closing land borders does absolutely NOTHING to redress why we have some of the world’s HIGHEST costs of production, not only in respect of rice but with many other products. Our farmers still rely on mostly poor seedlings and poor farming methods, and thus we have probably the LOWEST yield per hectare in most of the developing world. In addition, we are lacking in irrigation infrastructure, and thus not only are we still compelled to rely on the somewhat unpredictable fortunes of “the rains” but are also stuck with seasonal farming instead of year-round farming (which is why we are Africa’s largest producer of maize, and among the world’s leading producers but PARADOXICALLY also one of the world’s leading importers of maize - because for more than half of the calendar year, we neither plant nor harvest corn). Of course, already discussed the issue of poor/non-available storage facilities as well as poor roads and other transportation/logistic infrastructure, that constrains getting products to the market TIMELY AND COST-EFFECTIVELY.

Accordingly, if this government was really serious about sound economic policy and development, it would help farmers with improved seedlings for better yields, with irrigation infrastructure to drive year-round farming, proper storage facilities including cold storage for perishables (such as these tomatoes), much better road transportation and logistics infrastructure, necessary market and pricing intelligence/information, in addition of course to better agricultural financing and insurance, among others. Even if some misguided policy makers in Abuja erroneously believe that the border closure is an optimal means to encourage local production (not sure why, but the cluelessness and incompetence in Abuja can never be overestimated), there would still be a LAG TIME for local producers to cultivate, harvest and mill (in the case of rice) their products before even getting to market, so why a SUDDEN closure which simply results in FEWER products in the market.

Sadly, Nigeria has become like the proverbial farmer whose farm is on fire and instead of fighting the fire, he busies himself with chasing bush rats fleeing said fire. Thus, instead of addressing structural issues that impede local production and productivity, we merely place an additional layer of effective ‘taxation’ (an Incompetence Tax, if you will) on POOR NIGERIAN CONSUMERS IN THE WORLD’S CAPITAL OF EXTREME POVERTY by DECREASING the quantity (perhaps even quality) of goods available to them and thus invariably condemn them to HIGHER PRICES for fewer goods (and choices). So, let’s be clear about this - the closure of the land borders is an ill-advised resort to cheap cosmetic POPULISM (in derogation of sound economic policy) that bedazzles the gullible but which does absolutely NOTHING to address/redress our structural issues! After, Mr. Buhari drives even more Nigerians quicker into POVERTY, we’ll still be at Square One!
>

Copy heaven and earth from Google nothing will happen the boarder is CLOSED.

Bonatheripper:
Only a mentality unstable Nigerian will leave Europe, America and travel to useless India that's dirtier than mushin

Have you been there before bad belle every where you go.

3rdavefarms:
Now I know why Bubari kept saying I will fight kwaruption , I swear our case has passed corruption really

he successfully swindled the Managing Director of Galaxy Investment, Babagana Dalor , of N 500 m .

Dalor is also under EFCC investigations for operating a Ponzi scheme running into billions of naira .

Crime everywhere you go

*AVOID BROKEN HOME AT ALL COST.* Consequences of pride in a marriage could be irreversible.
If someone tells you that he/she has a perfect marriage, just know right away that he/she is a great liar.
Couples fight and fight badly for that matter, but it's the ability to revise ones stand, communicate with respect, and be honest with each other, that determines the survival of any marital relationship.
If you remove pride and arrogance in your marital relationship, the marriage is already 90% promising, stable, peaceful and can thus, stand the test of time.
Invest in your marriage through giving, talking and compromising here and there.
Your business as a stakeholder should be what to do to make your home peaceful and stable for you, your spouse, and your children's enjoyment.
Stop running to 3rd parties who equally have their own challenges they are probably hiding and managing. You may end up getting nothing positive or helpful from such friends, family members, church/mosque members, and colleagues to whom you are exposing or trading what should be the secrets of your home.
Broken home is like a war. No party goes uninjured. Each party goes with an injury they nurse for the rest of their lives. That is the reality. Whichever party claims unaffected/uninjured is a chronic liar, chronic pretender, and an unrepentant soul, l mean he/she is stone hearted. Such a person has no idea of what a good home should be. He/she is ignorant of the positive impact of unbroken relationship on the home itself, the community, the church/mosque congregation, and the society at large.
No amount of success in life could compensate for failure at home. Ensure that your home is not scattered. Repair it now before it is too late.
If your home is experiencing separation now, ensure that you shed your pride and compromise to arrest it from drifting to a broken home.
Stop narrating your home affairs around to seek sympathy. Most people you have taken your story to, and are supporting you, are in their own homes, keeping their homes intact, sympathising with you, while you are already out of your own home.
To be sincere with you, what you will be treated to outside your home will not be what you bargained for. Think now and go back. May God help and bless you.
In marriages, we are all managing each other and there is no perfect marriage and till death, couples must continue to manage each other.
If your marriage will last, manage your spouse, there is no perfect marriage out there. Son of ELIJAH, Oga Ago.

All the money spent o this bandit is wasted. Sorry Mr Governor

daddytime:


Do you know where Evbuabogun is?

If the average rent in a place in GRA is 500k why would Evbuoabogun be 600k.

100% correct oga