₦airaland Forum

joseph1832:
I hope you mean pissful? Because you and I both know Mama Piss isn't peaceful at all.

divinehand2003:
You too wicked

CecyAdrian:
Abeg, Abeg, Abeg!!! Why are you people like this, we are talking about competence and you are bringing tribe. How all you lot always manage to bring in tribalism into serious issues amaze me.

Now to the issue, Looking back at her past records, she can never and will never even be considered for such position! The post of a World bank President is not by academic qualifications or by how many seminars or meetings you attend with world leaders.

And never you compare Adesina to Okonjo, it's insulting pls.

Firefire:
Sorry! Jonathan is a bygone.

Good morning.

Firefire:
[s]

Buhary should stop disgracing us with this fight against kworuption when evidences has been provided against the people in his own cabinet...

What is EFFC waiting for?

Burantai

Danbazul

SFG

Among others.

This is why I hate APC with passion. Immoral justification and media hullaballoo.

Buhary, start the fight against kworuption within your own cabinet among the newly identified thieves, if you got no liver to prosecute the political class. (Amaechi, Fashole etc)

However, my prayers have not changed.

- May all looters of our common wealth NEVER find peace in the life and in the life to come everlasting.

- May all who benefited from this loots be strike with various forms of incurable sicknesses never known to human race.

Unless they return our loots in their custody.

Thank you.

Firefire:
ok let the one-sided fight against kworuption continue.

Dambazul

Burantai

And others, please continue to enjoy your loots.

https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/punchng/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/10145835/Goodluck-Ebele-Jonathan-.jpg
Former President Goodluck Jonathan

A self-professed solicitor to Dame Patience Jonathan, Mr. Charles Ogboli, says the $20m found in the five accounts traced to Patience could have been given to her by her husband, former President Goodluck Jonathan.

He said this on Friday during a breakfast television show titled, ‘Sunrise Daily’ on Channels Television.

Ogboli, who contested for the Delta State governorship election on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party in 2014, said Patience had told him about all that transpired, adding that her case was nothing but a witch-hunt.

When asked where Patience could have got the money from, the lawyer said $20m (N8bn) was not too much for a woman whose husband served as a deputy governor, governor, Vice-President and President within a period of 16 years.

Ogboli confirmed an exclusive story by The PUNCH that Patience’s personal account, with a balance of about $5m, which is domiciled in Skye Bank, had been frozen.

He said, “They have gone ahead to put a no debit order on her personal account which is unfair. My question is this: Being a former first lady and being a woman whose husband was the deputy governor of Bayelsa State, thereafter governor, thereafter Vice-President then President, are you now telling me, if we want to go through the figures her husband received in salaries, estacodes and allowances received in all these years, her husband would not be able to give his wife money, even if it is $20m? If we want to fight, let us fight justly.”

Ogboli, who initially claimed to be a human rights activist before later confessing to be an aide to Patience, told the Channels TV presenters that Patience had sometimes in 2013, instructed the then Special Adviser to the President on Domestic Affairs, Waripamowei Dudafa, to open domiciliary accounts for herself and her late mother.

He said Patience was, however, surprised to find out that one account was opened in her name at Skye Bank while four company accounts were opened.

He added that platinum cards were given to Patience with which to make withdrawals.

Ogboli said Patience had instructed Dudafa and the bank to correct the error but they refused to do so for over two years until the accounts were finally frozen by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

The lawyer said, “Her personal name was on first card while the other two cards had her mother’s name. Her mother used two of the accounts for business. The fact is that the names on the cards were supposed to be the names of her mother and herself.”

Ogboli, however, distanced Patience from the threats by a militant group to bomb the NNPC Towers if the restriction on Patience’s account was not lifted.

Meanwhile, the Civil Liberties Organisation has distanced itself from a protest held in Port Harcourt in support of Patience Jonathan, saying the protesters who stormed the Port Harcourt office of the EFCC were not members of CLO.

The CLO said in a statement by its President, Uche Durueke, that it would take steps to unravel those behind the embarrassment and impersonation.

“I hereby assure the bona fide members of the organisation and the public that CLO will not condescend so low to embark on such an infantile protest,” the statement read in part.

ajalawole:
even blind gan self... If them release that guy e go buy private jet within month bro

emamos:
He never receive salary since last year

Chanchit:
Maybe its artificial insemination, cos normal penis no fit do this kyn job.

https://www.nta.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/43-0g-420x211.jpg
It was obviously a day to forget for SV Vonderort goalkeeper Kwiotek when he conceded 35 first half goals and 43 after full time.

His week did not improve when five days later, at a training session, the 25-year-old keeper was led away by armed police officers and taken to the local station for questioning.

German goalkeeper Marco Kwiotek was arrested by police at training days after his side suffered a record-breaking 43-0 defeat.

https://www.nta.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/43-0gl-420x209.jpg

World Soccer reports, PSV Oberhausen took a 35-0 lead at half time against SV Vonderort which must have sparked a mini-war in the dressing room as only eight players from the losing side returned to the pitch for the second half.

The conceding side coach Yvonne Liesenfeld said: “I don’t know what is going on with the police.”

“First he lets in 43 goals and then he gets taken away by the law.”

Christian Schröer, managing director of the Club said “I hope the goalkeeper will be available for selection in Vonderort’s next game.”

“We are in the dark,” he add. “The police won’t tell us what happened and we cannot reach Marco on his mobile.

“Hopefully he will be back for the next game.”

https://www.nta.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/43-0-420x209.jpg

Kiwotech since his arrest has not been picking up his calls according to the team coach and he has not been seen in training.

MzPecs:

https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/punchng/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/10115846/ISIS1.jpg
ISIS

Islamic State group marriage contracts unearthed by pro-government forces battling the group in Libya reveal that the jihadists offered their brides unusual dowries: machine guns and explosive belts.

Forces allied with the country’s unity government discovered the archives as they searched buildings seized during their months-long battle to oust IS from its coastal bastion of Sirte.

The documents belonged to the jihadists’ “Judicial and Complaints Department”.

Published on pro-government forces’ Facebook pages, they include marriage contracts and divorce rulings without any real name or personal information.

In one example from November 31, 2015, Abu Mansour, a Tunisian born in 1977, married a Nigerian called Miriam, in the presence of Sudanese and Malian witnesses.

In contrast to Islamic norms, Abu Mansour did not pay a dowry but vowed to pay compensation in the event of his death or the marriage being dissolved — in the form of an explosive belt.

Fatima, from Nigeria, was promised a Kalashnikov assault rifle in case of divorce or if her husband, Malian Abu Said, died.

IS jihadists took over Sirte in June 2015 and imposed a reign of terror including executions in public squares.

They patrolled the streets in 4x4s to ensure that men were observing prayer times and women were not venturing out alone.

Forces allied with Libya’s Government of National Accord launched an offensive on May 12 to retake the port city that was the hometown of late dictator Moamer Kadhafi.

They cornered the jihadists in a small area in central Sirte but were slowed down by snipers and suicide bombings that have killed some 450 pro-government fighters.

brandonobi:
currently staying in my aunts place, the power supply is atmost 2 HOURS per MONTH just one day of light.
BIG improvement shebi?

tuniski:
You are very wrong! Just looking for cheap political capital for a govt and minister that are failures.
Nothing new with the power same seasonal ciycle. Until you hear and see govt commissioning new power plants while existing ones expand, nothing I repeat nothing has improved. A nation needing 50000MW plus is on 4000MW and sycophants are hailing.shior

OXYZ:
No light for my side here in Lagos for the past two days,as far as am concern Fashola is not working,I spend almost two thousand Naira daily to buy fuel.

ALMUSTAQIM:
IMPROVED

EVEN BETTER THAN GEJ ERA

FASHOLA IS WORKING