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Aero Contractors staff protest today

By SaharaReporters, New York

It has emerged that troubled airline Aero Contractors, which suspended all of its flights last week, may be in deeper trouble than was previously revealed to the public, SaharaReporters investigations show.

Those cancellations stemmed from a dispute with workers at the airline regarding operation and pay.

Over the weekend, about 95% of the company’s workers confirmed that they received emergency sack letters from the management, and they today began a labour protest over their sacking.

Some of the staff members who spoke anonymously with SaharaReporters said the decline of the troubled airline started a while ago when convicted rogue banker, Mrs. Cecilia Ibru came into Aero at the time she held sway at Oceanic Bank and was one of the most powerful figures in the economy.
It would appear that in her bid to seize full control of Aero and to use it as a tool to engage in money laundering from Oceanic Bank, Mrs. Ibru's actions put her at loggerheads with the majority shareholder and technical partner at Canadian Helicopters (CHC).

After a series of misunderstandings and in attempt to avoid involvement in shady business deals, CHC withdrew from Aero Contractors, leaving Mrs. Ibru with her desire: complete control of the airline and the opportunity to deploy it effectively as a conduit from money laundering.  Perhaps as a result, several of the so-called investments Mrs. Ibru brought into Aero remain undocumented.  

In essence, financial officers say, some of those investments only existed on paper, plunging Aero into debts from which it never recovered.  
By the time Mrs. Ibru was convicted of bank fraud and money laundering by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), she completely owned Aero Contractors.  Curiously however, the EFCC did not list Aero Contractors as one of the assets to be confiscated by the agency, although the commission claimed to have retrieved assets that were stolen by Mrs. Ibru.

A company letterhead shows that Chief Michael Ibru and Mrs. Cecilia Ibru remain the co-chairs of the company, while her sons, O.V Ibru and O.J Ibru are co-owners. At 82, Chief Ibru is in a vegetative state, close family sources say, and has no idea what is happening to the company.

Regardless of Mrs. Ibru’s criminal conviction, the Central Bank of Nigeria gave huge amount of relief funds to bail Aero Contractors out of its difficulties even though expatriates in charge of the company in Port Harcourt and Lagos had been sacked in 2010.

After Mr. Obaro Ibru was named acting Managing Director, he hired Enyi Omoke who had retired from the United Bank of Africa (UBA).  Before Omoke, two other Heads of Finance who were brought in for that position  were sacked from office because they failed to play the fraud game the way Mrs. Ibru wanted it.

Another notorious character and long-time stooge of Mrs Ibru in Oceanic Capital, Feyi Akinbile, was also brought in to handle Aero's Human Resources on contract.

When the CBN relief funds arrived, they were balkanized and laundered by Mrs. Ibru, her children and their lackeys the same way Mr. Ibrahim Jimoh laundered defunct Air Nigeria's funds through his so-called "Energy Bank" in Ghana.

In an effort to avoid an obvious violation of aviation laws, which forbid the appointment of a non-Aeronautic expert as Managing Director, one Captain George was made a figure head MD of Aero Contractors, but staff members say “Captain George” answered as MD only when it comes to operational matters, while the criminal trio of Obaro Ibru, Enyi Omoke and Feyi Akinbile had a free hand in milking the company as it suited them, while Mrs. Ibru called the shots from the shadows.

Meanwhile, Aero Contractor’s debts continued to mount, while the rotary wing of the business in Port Harcourt collapsed gradually.
As a result of the company’s debts, Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), the country’s debt management agency, took over 60% of Aero Contractors’ shares.  

But while workers at Aero expected AMCON to leverage their stake in the new ownership structure and take control of the company, the agency connived with the Ibrus and left in place the management put in by Mrs. Ibru and her sons. That development made workers and aviation experts wonder if the AMCON debt buy-back was simply a ruse to help the Ibrus escape investigation for squandering CBN bailout funds.

Within the company, with six months to the expiration of Akinbile’s contract, Temitope Fagbemi (the current Human Resources manager) was employed from defunct Air Nigeria to understudy Akinbile.  Because of the atrocities perpetrated or condoned by these Managers, the Managing Director in Lagos was sacked and Enyi Omoke took up courses in IATA in preparation to becoming taking up that position, because of the consciousness that the NCAA would not approve of a non-professional assuming the position.  For now, Obaro, Mrs. Ibru's son, continues as acting MD.

But the General Manager of the rotary wing in Port Harcourt was sacked, and Akinbile seconded to the position after the expiration of his contract in Human Resources in Lagos.   It was another sleight of hand that the NCAA ought to have rejected as well but the agency has yet to be made aware of it.
Staff members who spoke to SaharaReporters say they have continued to suffer in the company under a weird management structure that has jettisoned merit for nepotism, noting the absence of salary increases.

They attribute the current mayhem to the contracting staff to a private coy without discussing it with staff Union.   They lamented that the current managers brought in by Mrs. Ibru and her scions know absolutely nothing about Aero Contractors, and accused them of coming in simply to defraud one of Nigeria’s oldest and safest airlines, and in the process, to ground it.



From reliable source : PDP is already merging with NIGERIAN POLICE,NIGERIAN ARMY & INEC

Is dis another presidential pardon

The accused person is standing trial on a six count charge of fuel subsidy fraud.

Abdullahi Alao, the son of Abdulazeez Arisekola Alao, Ibadan based business mogul, was Thursday, re-arraigned before an Ikeja High Court on a six-count charge of fuel subsidy fraud amounting to over N2 billion.

Abdullahi Alao and his company, Axe Energy Ltd, are accused by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, of fraudulently obtaining payments for the importation of 33,000 litres of fuel in 2011, which they never imported.

He pleaded not guilty to all the charges.

Mr. Alao was first arraigned, last August, before Justice Habeeb Abiru, whose elevation to the Court of Appeal has led to cases scheduled in his court being re-assigned to other judges.

Taiwo Osipitan, counsel to Mr. Alao, urged the court to allow his client to continue on the bail granted him by the previous judge, or impose softer conditions.

“I urge the court not to give stiffer conditions. He (Mr. Alao) was granted bail on the 1st of August, he remained in the custody of the EFCC for 14 days,” said Mr. Osipitan, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria.

“Once he’s granted bail, everyday in custody affects his liberty,” Mr. Osipitan, a Professor of Public Law, added.

The EFCC opposed the application.

Francis Usani, the commission’s lawyer, urged the court to disregard the defendant’s request to continue on bail, an application which infuriated Mr. Osipitan.

“The issue of bail is discretionary,” Mr. Usani said.

“And the law is that the court should treat any case before it on its own merit, and not whether the accused had been granted bail earlier.

“I refuse the bail on the grounds that there are not sufficient material before the court,” he added.

Mr. Osipitan branded the EFCC counsel a ‘persecutor’ who acts like he has a personal interest in the matter.

“The only material before the court are our own material. They (EFCC) don’t have any conflicting material,” said Mr. Osipitan.

“We have shown that the accused person is a breadwinner who has many dependants, not convicted of any criminal offence before.

“I’m sure (Justice) Abiru will not be happy if he hears that someone he granted bail has been sent back into custody,” he added.

Olabisi Akinlade, the trial judge, noted that “she was not bound to grant bail because my brother had already granted him bail.

She, however, granted Mr. Alao bail largely on the same terms given by Mr. Abiru – N100 million; two sureties who must possess tax clearance and certificates; deposit travel documents with the Chief Registrar; and EFCC investigators verifying the addresses of the sureties.

The accused, according to the court, would fulfill only those bail conditions not previously met before Mr. Abiru, meaning that he continues to enjoy the freedom granted him by the previous judge.

Mr. Alao is also facing trial before Justice Adeniyi Onigbanjo on a charge of N1.8 billion fuel subsidy fraud alongside Mahmud Tukur, son of the Chairman of the Peoples’ Democratic Party, Bamanga Tukur; Alex Ochonogor; and Eterna Oil and Gas Plc.

He is also appearing before Justice Lateefat Okunnu over an alleged involvement in a N1.1 billion fuel subsidy fraud. Source : http://www.premiumtimesng.com

Former Nigeria coach Samson Siasia has said he will be willing to tinker the country’s Olympic team again.

Siasia said he has yet to be contacted to take up his former post, but he told MTNFootball.com he would be willing to do the job again.

"I am available for the job to tutor the U23 team if offered the job by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). They have not offered me the job yet, but I am available and ready to work," Siasia told MTNFootball.com

The former international striker led the team to the final of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where they were beaten in the final by Argentina.

He also guided the country’s team to the final of the 2005 FIFA U20 World Cup in the Netherlands.

He was fired as Nigeria coach in October 2011 after he failed to qualify the Super Eagles to the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa.

He has since not worked as a coach despite reports linking him with numerous coaching openings. Source: http://mtnfootball.com/africa/nigeria…

;DLmaoooo ..According to someone who posted this onFB,this happened at the police station close to the Old market,Sokoto State. The policemen heard the sound of guns which sounded like bombs,thinking they were about to be attacked byy Bokoharam,theytook to their heels.

The DPO flew over the fence.Turnedout itwas just armed Robbers.

Did I just say just?Lo. Source: http://www.misspetitenigeria..com

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: am not sir,pls check d source. Tanx

See Why CLAM Pastor Wole Oladiyun Is Warning Everyone To Stop Indulging In MouthAction

"Homosexualism, lesbianism, beslialism and incest will disfigure your glory. God hates them. Prostitution, adultery and fornication will grieve a glorious destiny. May I equally add that men and women sucking their private parts are damaging their glories. Demonic partners have done a lot of havoc through this act. Honestly, it is simply unhygienic and dirty." Source: http://informationnigeria.org

Keneking: Just read on NTA this evening of the sacking of the DG NCAA Mr Harold Demuren. The action is effective March 12, 2013. All the best!

. President Jonathan Fires Director-General of NCAA, Harold Demuren

March 11, 2013 - 21:11 — siteadmin

Harold Demuren, the Director-General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, has been removed from office with immediate effect.

A statement by the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation said Mr. Demuren was removed as a result of pressure from "aviation stakeholders".  The statement did not say the nature of the pressure, nor indicate the stakeholders involved.  

President Goodluck Jonathan was said to have approved the removal. Dr. Demuren also confirmed his removal via a text message to to Saharareporters.
http://www.saharareporters.com

Keneking: Just read on NTA this evening of the sacking of the DG NCAA Mr Harold Demuren. The action is effective March 12, 2013. All the best!

. President Jonathan Fires Director-General of NCAA, Harold Demuren

March 11, 2013 - 21:11 — siteadmin

Harold Demuren, the Director-General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, has been removed from office with immediate effect.

A statement by the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation said Mr. Demuren was removed as a result of pressure from "aviation stakeholders".  The statement did not say the nature of the pressure, nor indicate the stakeholders involved.  

President Goodluck Jonathan was said to have approved the removal. Dr. Demuren also confirmed his removal via a text message to to Saharareporters.

NCC plans special number to check poor telecoms service delivery.

THE Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is to introduce what it described as a number portal service before the end of the month to help tackle poor telecommunications service delivery faced by consumers in the country.

This was disclosed by Executive Vice Chairman of the commission, Dr. Eugene Juwah, at the weekend during the NCC’s Special Day at the 34th Kaduna International Trade Fair.

Juwah, who was represented by the Head, Human Capital of the NCC, Hajia Amarya Bayi, explained that “the new number portal service is designed to enable consumers move from one network into another without losing their original numbers.

“If your current provider is not giving you what you want in terms of quality, coverage or price, you can move into another network to get quality services.”

According to Juwah, the portal number is free and will be made available to subscribers across the country. “To enjoy the service, users must visit the offices or shops of the new network provider that they want to use and must possess acceptable identity cards. Only those whose SIM cards are registered would be ported”, he said.

The NCC chief blamed vandalism of telecommunications infrastructure across the country on the poor quality of services being rendered by the telecommunications firms. He urged consumers to ensure proper registration of their SIM cards and avoid buying pre-registered SIM cards.

He said: “We need to use this opportunity to alert consumers on existing illegal act of sales, distribution and use of pre-registered SIM cards. Our enforcement teams are currently moving round the country and making arrests of those involved in this fraudulent act. Some are already being prosecuted.”

Source: Guardian

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All the parties involved or mentioned in the N100 billion allegedly stolen from the treasury of Rivers State by former governor, Peter Odili, has declined to comment on the alleged scam when contacted.

Last Sunday, Sahara Reporters published that it has obtained draft charges that were never presented in court and prepared by activist lawyer, Festus Keyamo, for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, during the tenure of Farida Waziri as the commission’ chairman.

The charges showed how Mr. Odili, using 24 other prominent government officials, media owners, and businessmen, carried out the widespread plundering of the state’s treasury.

Mr. Keyamo, who still represents the EFCC in several other corruption cases, did not deny that the charges existed or whether he did prepare them for the commission. He, however, declined to comment.

“I have no comment about it. You can find out from Lamorde (EFCC Chairman),” said Mr. Keyamo in a telephone chat.

Just like Mr. Keyamo, the EFCC was also non-committal on the charges, neither confirming nor denying its authenticity.

The commission’s spokesperson, Wilson Uwujaren, said he cannot comment on the charge as the said charge was written during the tenure of Mrs. Waziri, immediate past chairman of the commission. When pressed for more details, Mr. Uwujaren referred us to Mr. Keyamo.

Arik, largest recipient keeps mum

The document shows that between January 2004 and December 2006, the Arik Air boss, Arumemi-Ikhide, received over N60 billion from the River State’s account, making the airline boss the largest beneficiary of the fraudulent sum.

Sources say Mr. Odili used the money to buy into Arik Air although he is not listed as one of the owners of the airline.

When Arik was asked if it indeed received the money from the politician and what it was meant for, the airline’s spokesperson, Ola Adebanji, declined to comment.

Daar Communications, others keep mum

Just like the originators of the charges, the alleged beneficiaries of the state funds would also not comment.

The managements of media house alleged to have benefitted from the lush fund refuse to speak about their alleged involvement in the fraud.

According to the charge sheet, between 2004 and 2007, Mr. Odili gave about N2 billion to Raymond Dokpesi, founder of Daar Communications PLC, owners of AIT and Raypower FM; over N300 million was given to Nduka Obaigbena, owner of Leaders and Company, publishers of ThisDay Newspapers; John Momoh, proprietor of Channels Television Ltd, allegedly collected N50 million; while over N100 million was given to Newswatch Communications Ltd.

Prominent editors, columnists and reporters were also alleged beneficiaries of Mr Odili’s stained fund.

Mr. Obaigbena did not answer his calls and refused to reply to text messages sent to his mobile phone.

Channels Television’s Controller of News, Ambrose Okoh, informed that he is not aware of any money given to his organisation. He immediately disconnected the call and refused to answer other calls made to his telephone number.

The Executive Director News of Daar Communications Plc, Imoni Amarere, would not respond to our enquiries on what the money the company got was meant for.

“I’m not Daar Communications spokesperson. Talk to the company’s public affair department,” he said in a telephone conversation.

The email message sent to the public affairs department of the company as put on its website was not responded to.

Sources say the money Mr. Odili gave to Daar was what helped the company survive during its financial crisis during the Obasanjo administration. It is not clear if the company knew the money was actually state funds.

Senior PDP members also implicated

Saharareporters stated that the 220-count draft indictment revealed how Mr. Odili and 24 others, including former People’s Democratic Party, PDP, national chairmen, Ahmadu Ali and Barnabas Gemade; former Minister of Aviation, Babalola Borisade; retired army general, Ike Nwachukwu, partook in misappropriating the funds. Others allegedly included are: Pauline Tallen, Olufemi Agagu, and a professor, Ukandi Damanchi.
The name of businesses included in the charge sheet are Courage Communications Ltd, Attn Ltd, Ragolis Water Ltd, M/S Wetland Health Services Ltd, Transky Ltd, Foby Eng. Ltd, First Medical/Sterile Company Ltd, Habila Resources Ltd, Rockson Engineering Co. Ltd, Ojemai Farms Ltd, Ojemai Investments Ltd, and Godsonic Oil Company Ltd, an oil company owned by Peter Odili which also has business interests in the Nigeria/Sao Tome Joint Development Zone (JDZ) Block 4.

Mr. Odili also wasted state funds on party officials. Mr. Ali, Mrs. Agagu, Mr. Gemade and Mr. Nwachukwu allegedly got N20 million each.

Between September 2005 and 2006 over N4 billion was paid to Mr. Borisade in the guise that the money will be used for the renovation of the Port Harcourt Airport, according to the document.

The affidavit shows that on March 3 and March 10, 2006, Mr. Odili withdrew $2 million (N300 million) for personal use claiming the money was meant to sponsor senior government officials for an overseas trip. Towards the end of his tenure in office, Mr. Odili allegedly intensified his looting. On March 16, 2007, he withdrew another $2 million under the same guise of sponsoring state officials for a foreign trip. A month later, on April 20, he did another withdrawal of $2 million for the same purpose, On May 23, 2007, six days before his tenure expired, Mr. Odili withdrew another $1 million, the document stated.

Also Mr. Odili, through an aide, Emmanuel Nkatah, posted to the state’s liaison office in Abuja, allegedly withdrew over N4 billion from the state’s Zenith Bank account No. 6010916567.

Perpetual injunction

In 2007, Mr. Odili obtained a perpetual injunction shielding him from prosecution or investigation for corruption by anti-graft agencies. The injunction was granted by Justice Nyaure Buba of the Federal High Court in Port Harcourt. Mr. Buba has now been transferred to Lagos.

After Nigerians and the international community condemned the EFCC’S non-prosecution of Mr. Odili, the commission picked up gusto in prosecuting the former governor for the various allegations, and appealed against the injunction.

Five years after the appeal was filed, the Court of Appeal is yet to sit to hear the suit. Mr. Odili’s wife, Mary, was a judge of the Court of Appeal until February 2011, when President Goodluck Jonathan approved her promotion to a justice of the Supreme Court.

Group reacts

The Chairman of the Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders, CACOL, Debo Adeniran, said Mr. Odili treated the state treasury like a personal purse while he was governor. He said state funds went to “private hands” and Mr. Odili “presided over the sharing.”

Mr. Adeniran said he is not surprised that some media houses were alleged to have received some of the money:
“Most of the media houses are compromised. Remember Odili and Ibori (convicted ex-governor of Delta State) are major shareholders in many media houses. They own the largest percentage of media houses today. It is easy for money bags to buy them (media houses) over,” he said.

Mr. Adeniran exonerated Mr. Keyamo from any blame saying as a consultant he can only do what his client (the EFCC) directs him to do.


Courtesy Sahara Reporters, Premium Times








Budget for PDP Not budget for nigerian masses

Food for thought: Somebody that stole 35billion naira should be sentence to how many yrs imprisonment If the banker in question was sentenced to 9yrs imprisonment for stealing 35million naira

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Yinka Oveniji

By Wilson Uwujaren

Justice Adeniyi Onigbanjo of the Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja, on February 19, 2013, sentenced a former banker, Vera Ogbonna Akanni to nine (9) years imprisonment for defrauding her bank customers various sums of money to the tune of  N35,402,440.75 (Thirty-Five Million, Four Hundred and Two Thousand, Four Hundred and Forty Naira, Seventy Five kobo only). The convict was prosecuted on an eight ( count charge bordering on obtaining money by false pretence and stealing by fraudulent conversion.



Prior to her sentencing, defence counsel, Yinka Oyeniji, drew the attention of the court to an affidavit of means placed before the court on February 17, 2013. Besides, Justice Onigbanjo asked the prosecution counsel, Oluwatoyin Owodunni, if the convict had any previous records of conviction. Owodunni confirmed to the court that the convict did not have any such record. However, the prosecution counsel further addressed the court on the convict’s sentencing, saying that the offence for which she was tried attracts a punishment of between seven (7) and twenty (20) years imprisonment.


"My lord, this is money entrusted to the convict as a banker and an account officer. Her criminal conduct is not only a breach of trust but a heinous crime. This money belongs to innocent and unsuspecting members of the public", Owodunni submitted.  He, therefore, prayed the court that the convict be made to face the full wrath of the law.    

 Justice Onigbanjo consequently sentenced the convict to 7 (seven) years imprisonment on two of the counts and 2 (two) years imprisonment on two other counts effective from December 2, 2009 when she was first arrested. The sentence is to run concurrently.

Also, Justice Onigbanjo ordered the convict to make full restitution of the stolen money to the owners.  

Wilson Uwujaren
Ag. Head, Media & Publicity
20th February, 2013

susan4u: Dear nairalanders, pls am in need of an urgent advice. I got this text messege dis morning "ONIL Int. has shortlisted u 4 an interview on TUE(19/2/13)by 10am at 1 Babatunde Str. Off Ogunlana Drive, Surulere Lagos.Kindly call 07041167355 at venu/4 info". Did any one get the same messege too? Could it be real cos I cnt rember applying for this job. Pls I need an urgent advice cos I don't stay in lagos nd am thinking of traveling tomorrow morning to lagos for the interview.

@ susan : don't bother to waste ur energy and time becos dey are professional scammers ,after der wuruwuru test/ interview dey will tell to pay N8000 for licence to market drugs. NB:I was once an invitee ,so am talking frm xprience!

AFCON finalists leave their mark

(FIFA.com) Thursday 14 February 2013


AFCON finalists leave their mark

(FIFA.com) Thursday 14 February 2013







The February edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking is dominated by the CAF Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa. By claiming their third title, Nigeria (30th, up 22) have not only ended a 19-year drought since they last won the tournament, but have also climbed 22 places to 30th – their best ranking since August 2010 – while beaten finalists Burkina Faso (55th, up 37) have moved up a massive 37 places to 55th. Hosts South Africa (60th, up 25) have also enjoyed a significant leap of 25 places.

Although former Africa Cup of Nations winners Côte d’Ivoire (12th, up 2) bowed out at the quarter-final stage, last year’s runners-up have achieved their best-ever world ranking (12th). However, the Elephants have not made it into the top ten, where Spain (1st, unchanged) continue to reign supreme ahead of Germany (2nd, unchanged) and Argentina (3rd, unchanged). England (4th, up 2) complete the top four after their home win over Brazil.

The first matches of the latest round of CONCACAF qualifying matches for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ have resulted in improved rankings for nearly all of the teams involved, with Panama (42nd, up 4), Honduras (51st, up , Costa Rica (53rd, up 13) and Jamaica (56th, up 2) all making progress once again. Only the USA (32nd, down 4) have fallen in the ranking. Olympic champions Mexico remain in 15th place despite their goalless draw against Jamaica in the Aztec Stadium.

Venezuela (45th, up 10) have returned to the top 50, which now contains all ten CONMEBOL teams.

The next FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking will be published on 14 March 2013.


The February edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking is dominated by the CAF Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa. By claiming their third title, Nigeria (30th, up 22) have not only ended a 19-year drought since they last won the tournament, but have also climbed 22 places to 30th – their best ranking since August 2010 – while beaten finalists Burkina Faso (55th, up 37) have moved up a massive 37 places to 55th. Hosts South Africa (60th, up 25) have also enjoyed a significant leap of 25 places.

Although former Africa Cup of Nations winners Côte d’Ivoire (12th, up 2) bowed out at the quarter-final stage, last year’s runners-up have achieved their best-ever world ranking (12th). However, the Elephants have not made it into the top ten, where Spain (1st, unchanged) continue to reign supreme ahead of Germany (2nd, unchanged) and Argentina (3rd, unchanged). England (4th, up 2) complete the top four after their home win over Brazil.

The first matches of the latest round of CONCACAF qualifying matches for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ have resulted in improved rankings for nearly all of the teams involved, with Panama (42nd, up 4), Honduras (51st, up , Costa Rica (53rd, up 13) and Jamaica (56th, up 2) all making progress once again. Only the USA (32nd, down 4) have fallen in the ranking. Olympic champions Mexico remain in 15th place despite their goalless draw against Jamaica in the Aztec Stadium.

Venezuela (45th, up 10) have returned to the top 50, which now contains all ten CONMEBOL teams.

The next FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking will be published on 14 March 2013.

Flick3: Just viewing this now.. can i still apply

yes u can apply so far u apply within d closing date which is today 12-02-13. A friend of mine told me he submitted his cv @ der office ytday, so I decided to share it with d house. Best of luck

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fasagba01: I'm already in their office now,waiting for them to come and attend to us here,we are like 7 here.

@ fasagba: goodluck to u & was d mail sent to ur inbox or spam box?

Commons votes in favour of same-sex marriage by majority of 225 despite 139 hardline Tories voting against PM

MPs overwhelmingly back plan to legalise gay marriage

Commons voted in favour of same-sex weddings by 400 votes to 175

Labour suggests 139 Tories rebelled against the bill

Prime Minister recorded video to defend plan to legalise same-sex weddings

Two most prominent Tory Right-wingers were expected to back Bill

Iain Duncan Smith and Chris Grayling said they would vote for the Bill

George Osborne, Theresa May and William Hague use open letter to persuade wavering MPs to back law change ahead of Commons vote

By Matt Chorley and Tim Shipman

PUBLISHED: 00:18, 5 February 2013 | UPDATED: 20:10, 5 February 2013. Source:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.html

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February 1, 2013 13:09:43

AP:

BOSTON — Harvard University said Friday it issued academic sanctions against approximately 60 students who were forced to withdraw from school for a period of time in a cheating scandal that involved the final exam in a class on Congress, drawing criticism from a high-profile alumnus.

The school implicated as many as 125 students in the scandal when officials first addressed the issue last year

adeniyogun: Morning all, I got an invite from Recharge It Now for an aptitude test, did anyone also get this and does anyone know the reality of this firm? Kindly educate the house please.

@ adeniyogun: I also applied as a bank reconciliation officer but still xpecting der msg. Wot did u applied for & when did u get d msg?

McCoded007: jst got owt of d place few minuits ago. .we filled a form, they called us in 4 an oral interview n after that. . They said they will get back 2 us. . Thats all

@mc coded: dats nice of u for replying, wishing u best of luck and leave d rest to God . But do u knw if its in batches and are dey still accepting cv in person & wots der address @ mushin. Tanx

Kokofi: Though i reside in abj & i guess i submitted mine online cos i was called two weeks ago, but i wasn't around to get the call & since then i've not heard from them... I might have to check their office in abj. Pls who knws dr office adress in abj?

@kokofi which of d posts did u apply for??

McCoded007: yea will let u knw when 'm thru tomorow. . .

though i applied online

McCoded007: i jst went down to the place last wk wednsday, met s0m people also c0ming 4 interview as wel, but i jst dropped my cv @ d HR office n she said she wl gt bk 2 me. Then sudenly i recvd a txt msg dis morning inviting me 4 an interview on 23rd jan 2013 by 10am at thr office at mushin
dresscode:corporate
position: dealer sales rep. . Of which i didnt even apply 4 any post. .

TANX FOR D PROMPT RESPONSE SIR < GOD BLESS U . PLS UPDATE WHEN U AV GOTTEN D LATEST INFO

McCoded007: pls i got a message from startimes around 8am dis morning inviting me for an interview by 10am. . Plz i jst want 2 knw if any1 else got dis same msg as well, or any1 that might have gone thru their interview b4 n hw its g0na look like. . Thanx

@mc coded: av not gotten any msg from startimes,or may be its batch by batch. but which of d posts did u applied for & when becos
i applied for customer center agent around november 2012. i will be xpecting ur prompt response pls & wishing u d best of luck.