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Guyz, please i will appreciate any good business idea i can start up in lagos with 500,000 naira..

To be honest I think the 8th senate has out performed all other previous senate; most Nigerians actually do not follow their proceedings, hence a very poor appraisal to the Senate. . I would advice we always watch NTA parliament , so as to have a better understanding of the works being done by the 8th senate , we are not there yet but it is a work in progress, my own best senators are Adeola Yayi and Magnus Abe

RichYoungNigger:
You will see many ignorant comments from Afonjas

Have you been to Oraifite, the home town of Emeka Ofor ??
He's been holding it down for them, He's the God of Oraifite

Go there and see what he's doing for his people and Mike Adenuga with all his wealth left his Yoruba brothers to die of hunger

you are foolish for making this assertion, which hometown has he been holding, God punish that your mind

udogugerald:
Lol....why are Nigerians so hateful? You ignored all he has done just to pick where he donated 2million dollars to Portugal? Are you sure you're OK? What happened to all the other things that was contained in the press release? Obi akpor. Kontinu. One day one day, you will be a victim of ungrateful bastards.

hmm greetings to you, but my brother I can confidently tell you that their is nothing the man does for his community that doesn't at the end glorify only his purpose or wish, eg this man uses men fro. the police station they said he built-in in his town to harass and intimidate people who doesn't do wat he want in terms of the local politics in the town, my brother I have my facts...but in anyways shalom to you!!

APC governors you mean? my mentor fayose can't vote for those people to even hold any office in their life again,talk more of vote of confidence

Lol its funny to read that this man Emeka offor donated $2million dollars to Portugal for polio eradication,whereas his places in his town oraifite doesn't have any source of electricity, nor water....charity begins at home, the civic center he built up till date money for gate fees are still remitted to his organization, that is more like a business venture oga u can't fool us

anyone going to kastina from lagos should add up...plans on ground to move with fellow kastina corpers and having a fun filled trip....here is my connect 08166537163 whatsapp

anyone going to kastina from lagos should add up...plans on ground to move with fellow kastina corpers and having a fun filled trip

DTOBS plz help me check mine, ochigozie79@gmail.com,password is kankonian

opiscoal:
Quotes By the wise man .The fear of checking your call up letter- CorperPhobia .The fear of being in stream 2- StreamloPhobia
#2299 dedicated to my Yarinya

but really stream 2 to me is better na, since we will all pass out same day...why do I need to begin the suffering 1 month earlier in kastina...lol

Guy please attach your contact....might contact you if something positive turn out...already speaking to some occupiers...we might occupy that court to demand justice

delectablegyal:
Can i study bus admin in unilag with these subject combination? Maths, english, account, yoruba, economics, government, biology, agriculture.

yes you can

Good Morning beautiful people

nysc oya na....wetin dey hold the CUL...I really need to know i have not been truely posted to kastina

jayloms:
Mehn!!! Motivation for this stoopid Nysc is at an all time low. Can't really resonate with folks on overdrive for this shiiit!!!!

I gotta get meself some good smoke and ink a few thoughts on paper ASAP! Gotta reset me mind with something strong Damnit!

Bleep you Nysc!!

*modified* why da hell do dey kip changing my word 2 BLEEP DAMNIT!!!

*sighs* I need a strong liquor to calm my fúcked up nerves, odawise, I just might burst a vein.

Just keep scrolling - sorry about d rants .

hian....smh

SC31:
lol we seriously need to determine that.....I'm fine,you?

I'm fine too honey, coping with the boredom!!

SC31:
what a small world

hehehe...indeed a small world...how are you doing efe!!!

SC31:
what a small world

hehehe, small indeed my dear, how are you doing...babe we need to really determine who is following who o

Qutyjoice:
That's how we roll here

I noticed

terrymason:
have given 2days ultimatum

no wahala, holy one

Qutyjoice:
Tanks niggie. Welcome hun

....thank you for your warmth welcome

terrymason:
my broda! Kneel down let's pray 4 u! Hope u bring ur 4litres of olive for cleanse?

. bro them no tell me before o....but now I know

thanks presy

mehn u guyz are fun filled, I get nothing but joy when I see nigerians relate the way u guyz do....keep the love guyz, for starters I am comrade moete, an Akokite!!! (university of lagos)....I hope to become an active member of the section too....shalom

best movie of 2015 for me....the AGU character was something else...

Senate Proceedings for yesterday, Tuesday, 13th
October 2015.
#InPlenary before the #ministatrialscreening: After Senate President Bukola Saraki said the prayers, Senator Abdulrahman
Abubakar moved the motion that the Votes and Proceedings of Thursday 8th October, 2015 be approved and Senator Rose Okoji seconded the
motion and the Votes and Proceedings were
approved.
After the Votes and Proceedings were approved,
Senate President Bukola Saraki said the Senate was to move into a closed session. The session
lasted for about 40minutes.
Senate President Bukola Saraki then took the
announcements right after plenary resumed. He
started with the Letter from the President
Muhmmadu Buhari and then he read # TheList of
# MinisterialNominees sent by the President to the
Senate.
Senator Phillip Aduda raised a Point of Order on
the need for the FCT to be represented in the
Federal Executive Council. And Deputy Senate
President Ike Ekweremadu also raised an issue
stating that President Muhammadu Buhari should
be asked to start attaching State of origin of
Ministerial Nominees along with their names for clarity sake.
Presentation of Bills
1. Resolutions of the National Assembly
Compliance and Binding Effects Bill 2015 (SB. 24)
- First Reading. By Senator Ibrahim Gobir
2. Rural Areas Development Agency (Est,, etc) Bill
2015 (SB. 35) – First Reading. By Senator
Godfrey Utazi
3. Equal Opportunity Commission (Est., etc) Bill
2015 (SB. 45) – First Reading. By Senator Biodun
Olujimi
4. Nigerian Solid Minerals Development Bank
(Est., etc) Bill 2015 (SB. 56) – First Reading. By
Senator Tijani Y. Kaura.
The Senate moved on to receive the Report of the
Committee on Ethics, Privileges & Public Petitions
on the # MinisterialNominee Amina J Mohammed.
Senator Samuel Anyanwu who chairs the
Committee then read the findings and
recommendations of the Committee on Petitions
against Amina J Mohammed.
The Committee finally recommended that since
the Nominee Amina J Mohammed is from Gombe
State and not Kaduna State, she should be
cleared for Nomination.
The Senate accepted the two recommendations of
the Committee on Ethics, Privileges & Public
Petitions on #MinisterialNominee Amina J
Mohammed
The Senate Leadership quickly took a Motion from
Senator Mao Ohuabunwa on the transfer of funds
by NERC for the Power Sector.
Senate Whip Professor Adeyeye then seconded
the motion and the Senate passed the resolutions
as moved by Senator Mao Ohuabunwa.
After the motion, The Senate moved in
accordance to Section 147 (2) of the Constitution
of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the
# MinisterialScreening Senate Proceedings for yesterday, Tuesday, 13th October 2015.
# MinisterialScreening : The Senate began the
#MinisterialScreening as Senate Leader Ali
Ndume moved the motion and Minority Leader
Senator Godswill Akpabio seconded.
The Senate then moved into a Committee of the
Whole as the mace was lowered.
The Senate further passed the motion to allow the Chairman of the APC Nigeria, Chief Odigie-Oyegun into its chambers.
Screening of the #MinisterialNominees by the Senate went in this order:
1. Sen. Udoma Udo Udoma
2. Dr. John Kayode Fayemi
3. Chief Audu Ogbeh
4. Dr. Christopher Ogbonnaya Onu
5. Dr. Osagie Ehanire
6. Lt. Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau
7. Alhaji Lai Mohammed
8. Amina Ibrahim Mohammed
9. Engr. Suleiman Hussaini Adamu
10. Mr. Ibrahim Usman Jibril
After all questions were asked by the Senators
and all the answers given by the #MinisterialNom
inees, all 10 nominees for yesterday were however
cleared and told to Bow and Go.

NGOZIE OKONJO IWEALA PHONE MIGHT START RINGING SOONER THAN REUBEN`S . I HOPE SHE HAVE IT CHARGED

Generations of the Kardashians: Kim Kardashian yesterday posed with her mom, Kid and her grandmother as they all stepped in the booth for a black and white photo session. The photo booth was done during Kylie and Kendall Jenner’s graduation party yesterday.


Also in attendance were Kanye and Tyga, including her friends. Photos Below

Source : http://theinfong.com

ABUJA — How did the 28 federal ministries, their departments and agencies under the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan incur a whopping N4 trillion contractual debt? Who issued the jobs and did they pass through due process and if so, did the contractors complete the assigned jobs?

These and more are the duties which a special task force to be raised by the Federal Government is to undertake before the debt could be classified as Federal Government liability and settled by the new administration.

The N4 trillion debt, which is nearly the country’s budget for one year, was handed over by the previous government to the present administration as part of the hand-over note given to the Transition Committee raised by President Muhammadu Buhari.

But after looking at the debt profile and not being able to establish its authenticity, the Transition Committee headed by Alhaji Ahmed Joda, has made a strong recommendation to President Buhari to raise a ministerial task force to probe how the huge debts were incurred in the first place.

The committee in its report sighted by Vanguard last night, noted: “The handover note from the previous administration showed an aggregate contractor liability of N4 trillion as at April 2015.
Buhari and Jonathan

Buhari and Jonathan

“It is imperative that the administration establishes an inter-ministerial task force to review all outstanding contracts and associated liabilities across all ministries, departments and agencies.

“The mandate of the task force is to confirm the existence of the liabilities and authenticate the accuracy of the information provided in the handover notes.

“The government should only recognise the liabilities verified and confirmed by the task force.”

The Joda committee said it could not rely on the handover note it received from the Jonathan administration because of the fact that the specific dates when the contracts were awarded were not provided, thereby raising suspicion about their genuineness.

It noted: “A detailed list of contractors was not provided and therefore, some balances may be double counted, thereby, making contracts funded through debt to be captured by the Ministry of Finance and the contracting ministry.

“No documentation was provided to confirm if the projects were executed to agreed specifications while some contracts may have been cancelled or terminated,” the report noted.

Breakdown of the huge debts

A breakdown of the huge debts shows that the Ministry of Education topped the list with N1.2 trillion followed by Ministry of Finance with a debt of N467.7 billion while the Ministry of Niger Delta trailed with N389.2 million.

Other debtor ministries are: Power, N370 billion; Works, N296 billion; Transport, N289 billion and FCT, N194 billion.

Others are: Land and Housing, N151 billion; Aviation, N138 billion; Water Resources, N111 billion; National Sports Commission, N104 billion; Environment, N51 billion; Police Affairs, N36 billion and Health, N36 billion.

President Buhari had said in Washington last week that he would only take off after clearing the rot that has seriously affected governance in Nigeria.

Buhari said it would be wrong to allow his administration to run on the existing platform which had been seriously tainted by corruption, thereby drawing back the system.

But the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has criticised the Buhari administration for being slow and taking Nigeria backwards by not appointing ministers and other key government officials several months after assuming office.

The party said the APC government did not have a clear idea of what to do, thereby trying to buy time to waddle through.