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Wizards or Wizkid? |
I predict Arsenal will finish 9th this 2012/2013 season. |
Look like our maid |
Lordave: What about the N20 N20 their husbands collected on highways, can't that one sustain them?Those collected N20 are still alive but the innocent & hard working were no more. |
The outgoing Switzerland Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Andreas Baum today said that his country has returned over (500 million pounds) about N80 billion looted by the late Military President; Gen. Sani Abacha from the country’s treasury. Baum, who this disclosed this to reporters in Abuja also said that his country had put some measures in place to safeguard its financial system from the transfer of stolen wealth. He said that Switzerland’s financial system had improved [/b]since the controversy surrounding the loot of the late Nigerian ruler, Gen. Sani Abacha. Besides, the Swiss Ambassador, who assumed duty in 2008 in Nigeria, also revealed that there is one ongoing looting case that involved the son of the late Military President. According to him, “It is an area we have put a lot of work in. We realised that there was a problem; the measures we have taken will prevent the transfer of stolen wealth to our country. “[b]The Nigerian case is very important to us because the Abacha case helped us to improve our laws. “We have put in place measures to ensure that the Swiss financial system is not abused with the transfer of such assets. “We have returned around 500 million dollars (about N80 billion) of the Abacha loot to Nigeria. That was done during the time of my predecessor. But there is one ongoing looting case involving the son of late Abacha’’. The envoy, who described bilateral relations between Switzerland and Nigeria as excellent, nonetheless, bemoaned the low volume of their trade, which currently stood at 500 million dollars. Baum attributed the low level of bilateral trade between the two countries to “informal and unaccounted trade’’. He noted, “This is because a lot of Swiss products, mainly oil and pharmaceuticals, come into Nigeria via other countries. “Some Swiss products come into Nigeria through the Netherlands; so it is sometimes difficult to have an accurate account of the trade volume.’’ Baum, however, stressed that plans were underway to improve on the bilateral trade, citing the visit of a trade delegation from Switzerland to Nigeria in 2010 as part of the trade improvement strategies. http://news.naij.com/4771.html
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The attention of the Lagos State Police Command has been drawn to publications on some social networks been circulated within the country, which Lagos State is manipulated as the actually State that has made some records of death after orange eating. The Commands wants to use this medium to debunk this rumour or rather allegation, as this did not and never emanated from the Nigeria Police or Lagos state police Command. The Commissioner of Police considers this rumour false, as none of the Divisional or Area Command Headquarters in lagos have received any complaint with regards to such, from the public He therefore wishes to advice members of the public to use the communication channels responsibly and not to engage in rumour peddling. The public should also seek confirmation of such rumours before broadcasting, as that could be malicious and at the same time disrupt peace in the State. That not withstanding, the Command has commenced investigation to ascertain the origin of this information. Members of the public are hereby advised to continue to go about their lawful duties as adequatesecurity measures has been put in place to forestall any ugly occurrence. http://strategicindexnews..com/2012/08/lagos-state-police-dispel-rumour-of.html |
THIS IS TO PUT END TO ONGOING RUMOR in https://www.nairaland.com/food |
THE Lagos State Police Command yesterday debunked speculations that any death has been recorded in the state as a result of eating so-called ‘death orange’.http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=94725:lagos-police-debunk-death-orange-rumour&catid=3:metro&Itemid=558 |
THIS IS RUMOUR OF THE MONTH Lagos State Police Dispel Rumour of Killer Orange ''The Commands wants to use this medium to debunk this rumour or rather allegation, as this did not and never emanated from the Nigeria Police or Lagos state police Command. The Commissioner of Police considers this rumour false, as none of the Divisional or Area Command Headquarters in lagos have received any complaint with regards to such, from the public'' http://strategicindexnews..com/2012/08/lagos-state-police-dispel-rumour-of.html |
No source of this info. Can this unconfirmed rumor be true |
dani1luv: NL'S DRY TODAY THE RECENT FRONTPAGE TOPICS AINT HELPINGOgbeni, every topics can never be your favorite. You need to read more to live long. Never relent on the archaic topics. |
A Nigerian soccer player has collapsed and died during a second-division league game in Romania after doctors were unable to resuscitate him. Bogdan Oprita, head of the local ambulance service, told national news agency Agerpres that FC Tulcea player Chinonso Ihelwere Henry collapsed during a game against FC Balotesti Sunday. The game was played in the town of Baltoesti, north of Bucharest. Oprita said doctors were unable to save him after his heart stopped beating and he stopped breathing. Oprita said an autopsy would be performed to determine the cause of death. The 21-year-old Henry had been playing for Tulcea since 2010. He arrived in Romania in 2007. http://completesportsnigeria.com/news/2012/08/nigerian-player-dies-during-match-in-romania
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Bakare is not a pastor |
GEJ stiff thinking of '' what will I meet when I get home''
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Just for laffs... TYPICAL YORUBA WOMAN's PHONEBOOK Iya Deji alaso Isiaka eleran Iya Monsurat elepo Segun Onigi Iya Lekan eleja Saidi onisu Iya ijesha oniru Dele oni mooto Funke alata Sola elegushi Ronke on'Pomo Kunle olokada Oriyomi alalubosa Bose oni-Tailor Gbenro elero Rotimi olororo LOL... Oya add your own join... |
blackwall: Who is going 2 deliver us from BOKO HARAM?Ask Google |
mkpologwu: Wetin come konsan im papa inside kasheemawo: What if he is paying good salary? Mind you he may even use driver to scale down the number of applicant.let me ask you question how many ppl can yourCan you see this guy is nothing but rag. |
kasheemawo: What if he is paying good salary? Mind you he may even use driver to scale down the number of applicant.let me ask you question how many ppl can your father employ?Guy, orietidaru. Why will you insult our fathers. If you tell NLs, they can get you & your fucking failure fool father fishing job |
This Dangote will pay graduate driver N5 million /year |
The National Orientation Agency on Thursday gave a taxi driver, Mr. Imeh Usuah, a N30,000 award in Abuja for returning N18 million left in his car by a passenger. The DG said that those harbouring a negative idea about Nigerians should change their impression, adding that peace, honesty and love should be taken as “a Nigerian factor.” He said that for Usuah, a taxi driver, to have returned N18 million showed that Nigeria still had men and women of integrity. Usuah, who plies Airport Road, Abuja said he was at the car wash when he discovered there was a bag left behind by a man he had earlier dropped off at a hotel. He said he immediately returned it. “My mind went back to the man whom I dropped at the hotel and I immediately alerted my chairman. “He instructed me to go back to the place where I dropped him. I saw him and delivered his bag to him,” the taxi driver said. Mr. Oche Elias, who represented the Minister of Aviation, Ms. Stella Oduah, said it was a rare display of honesty. He added, “”It was a huge act of integrity and trust exhibited by Usuah.” He said that with that act, the country’s image was being corrected. He also urged all Nigerians to be involved in the management of the country’s image. Elias said the aviation ministry would organise a dinner in the taxi driver’s honour to show to the world that integrity pays. NAN reports that items often recovered by taxi drivers at the airport include handsets, books, laptops, travelling bags, among others. http://www.punchng.com/news/noa-honours-taxi-driver-for-returning-passengers-n18m/ |
Cela n'a pas de sens. Ce sont des âneries! Laissons ces bêtises! |
quoi devoir mon do avec billevesées [quote author=Nerdy_Poet]mehn, you seem to forget that we are not in a bible study class. 'What have we learnt' ? That is left for the OP to know and your 'dumb' self to find out... Cheers![/quote] |
[quote author=Ejiné]Na only politics and politics go populate our frontpage sef? Abeg, this is a welcome thread. [/quote]You[b] fail[/b] to differentiate between your left & right |
[quote author=Nerdy_Poet]Nerdy_Poet is my user name but I think I have no point in this issue but waste of eye blood Signed : Nairaland Bullshit Committee.[/quote]funny |
Why is this senseless post on front? These moderators are taking voucher bribe |
If they like let them sell their jet & property no one cares |
dplordx: So much for BSC and BA. Atleast, soon, they would need a PhD for a gateman. Sad.Sad? Job has been created if you like apply. Everyone started from somewhere. GEJ had no shoe but know he has matching shoes |
Let stop shouting GEJ. What has been contribution of this Aboki Sambo or Samba? |
Senate President, David Mark said in Abuja on Thursday that the military was better off in a democratic setting since it performed its constitutional roles without interference Mark said this at a dinner organised by the National Defence College for Graduates of Course 20 participants and also to mark the 20th anniversary of the college according to him, the military was getting back to its glorious days where the personnel did their constitutional duties and nobody would think they would do otherwise’ “So we have accepted that democracy is the order of the day and the military regime is no more in fashion and is completely outdated. “And the Nigerian Armed Forces are so well trained, that they understand that constitutional democracy is the order of the day, so I want to thank you for that,’’ he said. Mark said the Course 20 participants had the most challenging period following the spate of suicide bombings in the country, adding that the challenge they had during the course was an opportunity for them to review most of the activities of the suicide bombers. “And anything you cannot solve militarily , then it is assumed that it is difficult for any military institution to solve and the challenge that you have must have informed your new syllabus and the new thinking that the college is working on,” he added. Mark said by changing the name of the college from war to defence college showed that the tendency in the world now was not to fight war but to defend. While calling for synergy between NASS and the college, he assured the commandant, staff and participants of the college that the National Assembly would do what it can in terms of legislation to make sure that they are properly equipped to deliver the best training. (NAN) http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/military-better-off-in-a-democratic-setting-mark/ |
Forget, if money is involve job title has no point |
[quote author=Mr. Globe]This is just not fair. The best of NBA vs............... USA should only be paired with Lithuania, Argentina and Spain in every competition. what......[/quote]bros that is competition |
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Abi u wan start war and derail d topic? E bi like say u bi derailer abi na delila
[/quote]You[b] fail[/b] to differentiate between your left & right