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Yorisb: Why

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dadde: arrant nonsense. this lady has not been indicted of any fraudulent act. since the she was appointed based on her track record with similar position.
this woman is changing from the norms and everybody is crying.

2. You do not know Mukina that hides any assaultive post especially when you query her post

idirect: May Allah lead you to the right part Mr President.
Thanks for the message

You!!! saying thanks to Mr. President? Wonder shall never end. Because you are fasting you have turn a new leave by not causing as usual.

This news is dead while living.

They held introduction last month but Nikka coming up in october. The lady (Rashidat) will spend this weekend with her husband to be (Abdul Kabir). Can Rashidat cooks for him especially during this fasting?

Your view as true muslim bros & sis.

For peace? What has been GEJ successful effort to gain peace

[size=15pt]NO ALARM DURING WIDE PROFIT MARGIN[/size] WHY BROADCASTING LOSS

HOW MANY % OF LOSS COME FROM NAIJA BOYZ?

brownlord: Lol, my broder no bother, they done buy am finish before they publish am

You are right. even 100% already sold. First Big Man to come with negotiable bribe

dadde: arrant nonsense. this lady has not been indicted of any fraudulent act. since the she was appointed based on her track record with similar position.
this woman is changing from the norms and everybody is crying.

Expect [size=15pt]post hidden[/size] soon

Since the beginning of year 2012. Our craziness in this country from various government organ to the least citizen has gone up by 79%.

brownlord: If it where to be in my great country, police will arrive the scene 2 hours after the shooter has gone

But, The time police arrived were not specified. So, do not couple that with Nigerian Police emergency attendance.

[size=15pt]More land to lose by OBJ. We go share land very some on NL after Obj & co visit their fore fathers.[/size]

Super1759: 6 plots of land makes a hectare.6 times 25000 is 150,000plots of land. Like he was trying to create his own republic

Na continent

excondido: ramadan karim

You won go eat. You can drink water.

It means this people enjoy curfew. GEJ will return everlasting curfew.

If to add Seun & Mukina I will raise share capital of 50 million Naira.

Billyonaire: Soldier pikin don slap you before ? Then him papa come beat you add ? During those military days, one could not even drive a green car, they will seize it. Nairaland's Seun would have been murdered since for comments on this forum.

sorry, you were the guy that was disciplined mercilessly in those days by military boys . That is why you like democracy that pampers your rubbish.

Worried by aviation safety in Africa, the European Union has continued to expand its list of African airlines that are not permitted to operate into its airspace.

The new list has 284 airlines from 24 countries worldwide currently barred from flying into Europe. Out of the 24 countries worldwide with airlines on the banned list, 17 of them or over 70 per cent are from Africa. This means that about a third of all African countries are on the banned list.

But the good news is that no Nigerian airline featured on the list, which observers had described as image damaging.

Top on the list in Africa is Democratic Republic of Congo with 36 carriers, while Sudan has 14 and Mozambique and Angola had 13 each.

Others are Sao Tome and Principe 10, Benin Republic 8, Gabon 7, Sierra Leone 7, Republic of Congo 5, Ghana 1, Rwanda 1, Djibouti 1, Zambia 1, and Mauritania1.

The new list, which was published in April this year, was the subject of debate at the on-going International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) African Ministerial Meeting on Aviation Safety taking place in Abuja.

Experts are curious that currently, no African country had ever been removed from the list even as they insisted that there had been general improvement of aviation safety on the continent, adding that a number of countries on the list had rectified several safety deficiencies identified through ICAO audits.

They accused EU of including many African carriers on the list to expand their operations into the continent, just as they admitted that the continent’s carriers still needed to maintain high aviation safety and work towards exiting the list.

http://news.naij.com/3286.html

Dangote Power, owned by business mogul, Aliko Dangote, and Western Metal Products Company Limited (WEMPCO Group), a metal manufacturing company with interests in the energy sector, were among the companies that failed to meet the July 17 deadline given to investors bidding for six power generation under the privatisation programme.
Also, Supertech, a company said to be linked to a former Minister of Information and chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, Professor Jerry Gana, did not make the Tuesday deadline set by the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) for the submission of bids.

In keeping with its revised timeline for the privatisation exercise, the BPE had given bidder till July 17 to submit their technical and financial proposals, as well as a $2 million bid bond from each of the bidders, for the power assets.
However, Consortiums such as JBN-Nestoil Power Services Ltd, comprising Nestoil Plc (an affiliate company of Century Power) and Julius Berger Nigeria (through Julius Berger Investments) – the investment arm of Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, were among the 25 bidders that BPE confirmed yesterday met the deadline.
Also a consortium associated with the Chairman of Forte Oil, Mr. Femi Otedola, bidding alongside Chinese investors, was said to have submitted their bids on time.
Given an update on the privatisation exercise, Head, Public Communications at the BPE, Mr. Chukwuma Nwokoh said the next stage is the harvest of the bidders’ technical and financial proposals which has July 31, 2012 as deadline for distribution companies.
The BPE said that the evaluation of the technical bids will take place between August 14 and 28, 2012, while the National Council on Privatisation (NCP) will approve the results of the technical evaluation on/or before September 11, 2012.
However, the deadline for the shortlisted bidders for generation companies to submit their letters of credit has been fixed for September 18, 2012, while October 2, 2012 is for shortlisted bidders for distribution companies.
Consequently, NCP’s approval will pave way for the opening of financial bids of the shortlisted investors.
The BPE will between September 25, 2012 and October 10, 2012, open the financial bids of prospective investors for
the privatisation of the successor companies created from the PHCN, while the NCP
will on/or before October 23, 2012, announce the preferred bidder for the 17 successor companies.

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sherry lo: Or was it as a result of the accident?

The bus driver did not know he was dragging the biker until the crowd raised alarm.

EVERYTHING IN NIGERIA IS LOOKING CRAZY.

Rumour looking original. Na wa o

The result of the Common Entrance Examination into Junior Secondary School 1 of Nigerian Navy Secondary Schools held nationwide on May 19 has been released.
This was contained in a statement signed by Commodore Kabir Aliyu, Director of Naval Information in Abuja on Wednesday, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.
The statement urged candidates to check the result at the website; www.nnedu.org.
It added that the interview for successful candidates, would come up on July 28, at 8a.m at candidate’s choice of school.

[size=13pt]Can Fashola be right always?[/size]