My God is a God of Salvation. Our warfare is not against flesh and blood, but against principalities and powers.....they don't die.....they can be bound and their activities curtailed or destroyed

I took exams in this Lecture Theatre 19-20 years ago. It has not changed much.

Both the man and woman are highly exposed and have been effectively utilised by multinationals. God help them distill their accumen into our national lives. Corruption free o.Amen

Thank God it is working! Nice one Buhari-Oshibajl team

midolian:
Thumbz up for Buratai and his boys

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Abeg na who see Oremussanctus of recent? I hope the man is stil alive

U obviously miss d guy

Its cancer of d liver. She might begin to emaciate and will eventually die if we don't pray for her. Let's pray.

E Don start o

See joke! These people want to really derail the PMB anti corruption agenda.

This car he inherited from the Otuoke cretin. Daura sage is yet to acquire any vehicle, aerial or terrestrial. All these are sheer tales shared by half illiterates online.

Isokay. Yoruba people say: Ere ki Laja nbekun se? These DogarA and Saraki camps are rebellious fellows from PDP, their skin cannot be changed. Strange bedfellas. Their natural crave for power supercedes national interest and they would stop at nothing to hold on even when its obvious the chips on d table are against them. But for how long?

I am touched beyond words.....going out to act now, by giving to the next poor soul I see.

psychologist:
Auch nice one

Oh lawd! Have mercy. This is perfidious.

Isssooorite. Baba don try! That's all

British agency clears Winners Chapel of N3.4bn allegation


A British agency, Charity Commission, has absolved Winners Chapel International of complicity in the alleged misappropriation of N3.4bn charity funds.

In a report published recently, the agency said Winners Chapel International, also known as World Mission Agency, demonstrated “good financial controls” for an organisation of its size.

While maintaining that the “employment of an individual who was related to the founder” generated a potential conflict, the United Kingdom-based agency said it was satisfied with the decision of the trustees in respect of the employment.

“Our review of the charity’s financial information identified minor discrepancies. However, the trustees were able to explain and resolve these. We found no evidence that N3.4bn or any other amount had been misappropriated.

“We were satisfied the charity could demonstrate good financial controls appropriate for a large and expanding charity,” said the report.

The agency said, investigations into the church’s books were launched following complaints from an “investigative journalist.”

Among other complaints, the agency investigated “the transfer of the charity’s funds to its sister organisation in Nigeria; the conduct of the charity’s founder, a pastor based in Nigeria who was (allegedly) caught on camera slapping a woman accused of being a witch across the face in front of a congregation; allegations that church members were encouraged to recruit vulnerable people into the church so they would contribute to the charity financially.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/british-agency-clears-winners-chapel-of-n3-4bn-allegation/

Quote me, Saraki will undo himself and end in the gulag. He's toast already. We don't need a soul void of humans dignity and decency to occupy such a lofty position even at a time as this. He's corrupt. And it shows Period.

Nice joke

Nice joke!

Yeah, on point. It makes a lot of sense to understand the people they r policing. Thumbs up

One more criminal off our streets. I hope he get rehabilitated and not hardened

Good for him. Justice for the deceased. These guys who who just finish secondary school and shabily trained and then handed gun. May God help us.

Hmmm?!
This should teach others a lesson. That's if really a punitive measure to curb there excesses.

FTC. I dedicate this to my cute son and beautiful daughter, grant and Anita.

Wahala dey o

I have no sympathy for any of you guys who has occupied lofty positions in Nigerian government. It is the system you created and relish in that has now come to hunt you. You don't create a monster, because it will come back to hunt u. Period.

Ninilowo:
Godogodo was even a bit lenient with them by giving them shovels. I should have asked them to join in moving the concrete to the upper floor. Awon omo ale jati jati and most of them are from ilu Oke o. By the way, the first guy in green Ankara is missing nah, where is he?

The guy in green has ankle injury with bandage, so they made him sit down on the wet ground while others work. I really did not want to show him because he's close to one of the godogodo which I did protect

nairalandist:
@MasterG

Those guys too dey do anyhow. Some of them can't afford a common bicycle but one someone builds a new house, they try to milk the person dry...

Since the government has been silent about if for political reasons, na to make Army slap their face like drums. . lazy fools.

Come see people who r daddies receiving slaps and saying yes sir. We only came to see Alhaji o. I no fit laugh

It was fun mixed with empathy yesterday as grown men were treated for Bleep-ups in the drizzling rain here in Lagos.
Out of somewhere, these four men shown below prostrating came down in the usual commando omo-onile style and invaded a property where men and women who eke out a living by mounting up and down a two story building to construct the next floor.
Little did they know that the owner of the property, an Alhaji knew they were coming and he informed his younger brother who just came back from Maiduguri as an enemy of the Sambisa Omo-onile.
As they landed, the presence of the smoking and drinking godogodo did little to intimidate as they ranted where is Alhaji. After a brief moment, like ten minute, I knew there would be trouble.

Then it started.

Alpha-godogodo locked the gate, beta-godogodo asked the men, one of them an Alhaji in his 50s to sit down on the construction site. At first, it wasn't funny but mehn, they muttered things as if they had ideas, but from where no one knew slaps and yes sir and then then submission was what we witnessed.

After making them work a while as you can see in the pix below, they then begged to explain that someone has previously collected 120k, and given them only 40k which is really not enough so they came for more. The Tunde guy who collected the dough acknowledged it with a receipt with his presence. He came to beg for the.. These people are pathetic. The issue is that they had earlier collected 4k each, without working, and they even saw barrack men and refused to advice their feet.

It is called Optical illusion. Nice one!

Hooorlrite!
It's hokay!

Chiemelie Ezeobi writes that the police under the current Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, has continued its human rights violation in a case now before Hon. Justice Akinkugbe of Ikeja High Court in Lagos

Against expectations, the police under the new Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase has not changed much. There are many reasons for that. But a case involving two business partners in which the police deliberately took side without thorough investigation will convince anyone.

In 2014, the duo of Gbenga Ajugu, the managing director of Microdigits Computers and Allied Services and Mr. Adewunmi Sijuade, the managing director, Krypton Technologies, entered into a business deal to supply Close Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras, Fire Alarm Systems and other building gadgets to companies that need their expertise.

They got along so well until there was alleged breach of contract by Sijuade who according to THISDAY investigation prefers to use low-quality products to increase profit.

For instance, in a contract involving Microdigits and Krypton Technologies, things got terribly bad that Sijuade in an alleged attempt to frustrate Ajugu out of the business deal enlisted the support of the police first as a scarecrow and later to carry out assault on Ajugu in order to get him out of the deal.

Some senior officers at Force Intelligence Bureau Annexe, Kam Selem House Obalende were been drafted into the matter by Sijuade and they had continued to use their office to trample upon the rights of Ajugu.

The police threw caution to the wind in going after a citizen who has committed no offence by impounding a Honda SUV belonging to Ajugu with all the original papers.

Also, Ajugu’s personal laptop, and company’s original certificate of incorporation, and all relevant documents relating to the transactions between the two companies were carted away from the offices of Microdigits when they first invaded the place over three months ago.

The police also advised Ajugu to pay the sum of N2.5million to his partner so as to settle the matter.

According to THISDAY investigation, Sijuade is taking the advantage of a relationship he has with the Assistant Commissioner of Police, ACP Bankole to frustrate Ajugu out of a business deal by making frivolous accusation against him before the police.

In a petition, Sijuade claimed that Ajugu threatened to kill him and that he also used the business money to buy an SUV, get an accommodation and travelled for vacation in Dubai.


In a letter from the office of the commissioner of police dated February 19, signed by one Chief Superintendent of Police, CSP Rasheed Lawal, Ajugu was informed of his alleged involvement in an organised business crime to his surprise

He then proceeded to see the police for his own side of the story. But on getting to Kam Salem house the following week, Ajugu was detained and later granted bail. The bail was easy, because Ajugu went there with a police officer who was equally interested in the case because of the frivolous claims allegedly made by Sijuade.

It was one ACP Lawal that allegedly ordered the seizure of Ajugu’s car and unlawful search of Microdigits office, where laptop, company registration papers, and all photos and documents relating to the contracts in question were taken away.

And when Ajugu finally took the matter to court, the police refused to appear in court for several weeks. For going to court, ACP Bankole allegedly threatened to deal with Ajugu for his brave act.

In his application to the court, Ajugu had joined the IG, the Commissioner of Police, ACP Bankole, CSP Lawal, Mr. Siji and Inspector Akindele of FIB; Krypton Technologies and its managing director, Sijuade, then former staff of Microdigits, Mr. Ayodele Alade, Monsuru Aregbe and Akinyemi Olushola, in the suit as defendants.

He said for the EMKAISER job that created the bad blood between him and his partner, the cost they quoted for the job had no labour fee included because they were told it was not considered.

A part of his petition reads: "That means our labour and all the equipment would be taken care of with the N6million. Adewunmi said the payment regime will be 40 per cent, 40 per cent, 15 per cent, and 5 per cent.

"To this we agreed, and by November 21, 2014, we got an alert of N1,600,000 credited to our account from Krypton Technologies to start the CCTV job. It was a bank transfer from Krypton Technologies to Microdigits.

"Immediately I brought in my men and equipment, we swung into action even though we expected the promised 40 per cent (N2.4 million) but we got less than that."

He said because the company was impressed with the job done, they were given the next aspect of the job, which was the fire alarms systems valued at N4.7million.

He continued: "Looking at the drawing, I discovered that there would be a possible flaw in the overall execution of the CCTV job, so I wrote a memo for an adjustment, and forthwith it was approved, and this added N2million to the CCTV job, making it N8 million.

"On December 5, 2014, we received payment of N1million from Krypton technologies to start the fire alarms systems, and forthwith we started work and by December 13, the first phase of the job was almost done, which is cabling and it accounts for 70 per cent of the whole job."


According to the court paper, Ajugu said it was while he was in Dubai that “Mr. Sijuade released N3.4million into our company account on December 19, 2014. With the released funds of N3.4million I was able to buy 33 units of cameras (out of about 57 ) and 60 units of smoke detectors and more needed cables to compensate for the flaws in the calculations of the BoQ.

"I told Mr. Sijuade we needed more money to move on with the project, and I was shocked when he said I should itemise and analyse everything I had bought.

"By that time, we had been paid N6million out of N12.7 million naira (less than 50 per cent payment made to us), and we had taken the job to 80 per cent completion.”

He said his grouse was that Sijuade alleged that he owed him N2.5 million and that his workers whom he had nurtured for over 10 years jumped ship, adding that rather, he was being owed N6.7million and then prayed the court to come to his aid and deal judiciously with the matter.


The Police React
When contacted, Mr. Siji of the FIB offered to set up a meeting with the commissioner of police. Afterwards he said, "the matter is in court and his lawyer has been coming.

"Even, there was a time they came and his lawyer and our legal representative had a settlement, which the CP is expecting the outcome through the lawyer.

"Ajugu took the police to court and he mislead his lawyer but when the case got to court and we presented our case file, from there it was agreed that it is matter that can easily be resolved. The court granted the terms of settlements and even his lawyer apologised to the CP."
As regarding the impounded car, he said Ajugu's lawyer was advised to withdraw the suit from the court so they can regain the car.
He said, "We advised his lawyer about two weeks ago to get a withdrawal of application. I told him that the best option is to bring a withdrawal letter and that is the application for the collection of the exhibit, which the vehicle."

While the furor generated over this affair continues to rage, the onus therein lies on the court to go over facts presented by both factions and then determine the suit judiciously, since it is seemingly the last resort of the common man.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/seeking-for-justice/213467/

Tinubu formed and nurtured a single state party and nurtured it into a winning national party, Saraki never did.