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17' - Wright is involved in another coming together, and this time it's with Fellaini. The two go up for the ball and the Preston defender seems to catch the Belgian in the face with his elbow, leaving the latter with a bloody nose.

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BT my phone is running quite okay

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Its bin a while I made front page

Back to d matter
God don suffer ooo...you go get belle outside marriage n u r so proud of it that you give glory to God for it.

Humans losing sanity small small

Trend mobile @olx

holatin:
forget matter bare, he can't give out to poor or masses

Mehn people dey ooo

"He cant"
You be a joker

holatin:
I will twerk naked on YouTube any day I read dat oyedepo do something like this.

I love TB Joshua, he is the only pastor that gives out that I know.

imagine tbj giving money to dwarf, eben gave my friend street money for their carnival in ikotun.

stop giving to pastor wey no fit give to the masses

So when Bishop Oyedapo does it he will come and tell you abi

jpaul5:
These times are really showing us who the real men of God are. While Adeboye, Oyedepo and the likes are being embroiled in political scandals and controversies pertaining to the pursuit of worldly wealth, Prophet T.B. Joshua has distinguished himself as someone who genuinely is not driven by politics or material possessions.

Who are you to judge

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"They said he had mental problem"

He was depressed jaree

[quote author=Taylor184 post=30396049][/quote]Yea...you caught me

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ABUJA — Nigeria, the world’s seventh largest producer of hydrocarbon,
accounts for about 68.1 per cent of the total revenue Africa is losing annually
as a result of illegal transfer of revenues abroad.
Generator powering establishments…
The report of the Thabo Mbeki High Level Panel on Illicit Financial Flows from
Africa adopted on Sunday by African Union Heads of State and Government at
their summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia said about $40.9 billion (about N6.87
trillion) of an estimated $60 billion (about N10.08 trillion) lost through such
transfers from Africa are traced to Nigeria.
The funds are stolen through corruption, tax evasion and illegal transfer of
profits by multinationals, the AU said.
Nigeria, which produces an average of 2.3 million barrels of oil daily as the
leading hydrocarbon producer in Africa, is being ravaged by poverty and
underdevelopment.
The report also identified Egypt and Morocco as the other countries with the
largest estimates of illicit financial flows statistics of $28.2 billion and $20.3
billion respectively.
Nigeria, Egypt top list
Cumulatively, Nigeria and Egypt topped the list of 10 African countries by illicit
financial transfers between 1970 and 2008, with $217.7 billion (about
N36.57trillion), or 30.5 per cent, and $105.2 billion (about N17.67trillion), or
14.7 per cent respectively, while South Africa had $81.8billion (about N13.74
trillion), or 11.4 per cent.
Concerned by the high losses through these illegal transfers, which was
identified in 2011 as one of the threats to the inability of most resource-rich
countries in Africa to meet their millennium development goals, MDGs, the AU at
its 4th Joint African Union Commission/United Nations Economic Commission
for Africa, AUC/ECA, Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and
Economic Development constituted the Mbeki Panel to review the underlying
issues stalling Africa’s accelerated and sustained development objective.
Recommendations
At the presentation of the report on Saturday, the panel gave a set of
recommendations that would guide African leaders in checking the growing
threats of the menace to the continent’s economy, including the activities of
extremist groups, instability, and poverty.
Part of the recommendations included a system that would allow automatic
exchange of tax information among African countries and globally to check
illegal profits shifting by multinational corporations to subsidiaries in tax haven
or secrecy jurisdictions.
In its 15-point findings, the panel noted that ending illicit financial flows is a
political decision by the various governments as it involved issues of abusive
transfer pricing, trade mis-invoicing, tax evasion, aggressive tax avoidance,
double taxation, tax incentives, unfair contracts, financial secrecy, money
laundering, smuggling, trafficking and abuse of entrusted power.
The interrelationships of these issues, it stated, conferred a technical character
requiring transparency across all aspects to ensure access to information and
the right to obtain such information.
Illegal profits shifting by multinationals
The panel, which noted illegal profits shifting by multinational corporations as
one of the biggest single source of illicit outflows in the continent, advised
countries to ensure that the automatic exchange of tax information be subject
to national capacity, to maintain the confidentiality of price-sensitive business
information.
The dependence on natural resource extraction, it noted, makes African
countries vulnerable to illicit financial flows, pointing out that there was need to
pay attention to activities in the sector in an effort to check illicit financial flows
in Africa.
“African countries need to acquire the capacities and technology to monitor
extraction of their natural resources better and to negotiate contracts more
effectively,” the report said.
According to the report, tax incentives were not usually guided by cost-benefit
analyses, as such African countries grant a host of tax incentives, such as tax
holidays, investment allowances, tax rate reductions and administrative
discretion in order to attract foreign direct investment, FDI.
Considering the effort needed in asset recovery and repatriation, the report said
regulations and mechanisms were needed to ensure that financial
establishments and banks identified and refuse to accept illicit financial flows,
rather than relying on self-regulation by banks.


source
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/n6-87trn-stolen-nigeria-yearly-au-report/

lillaowow:
We will vote you out not because there is actually a better alternative but so that incompetent leaders will know and fear peoples ability to elect, select and deselect
Why should we endure for another four years simply because we fear the unknown, if the unknown comes in and perform at the same level or worse, we vote them out as well. And so on ......until our leaders starts to lead and recognmise the power the people have to change things.
Mind you, we will collect your rice, your recharge card, your kerosene and even your campaign money and still vote you out.

That is if you will have a free and fair electiom

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and this made front page

The love of traffic is the beginning of ......

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Which kind pictures be this one

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if I talk them go say am hating so make I shut up dey read comment

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Gej you shall not die but live and continue your government in Nigeria Amen

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I think it is the camera that it look very bad

Fashola tried answering the difference between Apc and PDP and i thought he was going to talk individual base. But instead he was talking about manifesto.

who are the people handling this manifesto?

Seun:
Audio quality improved immediately Fashola got on stage. Very strange. Was there a deliberate ploy to prevent us from hearing what GMB said?

No....it was buhari's voice that made it difficult to comprehend

Ok

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Timohunk:
must u guys comment?

Bro it is called survival of d fittest

MrHighSea:
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I regret booking space

sauceny:
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Got ya

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That is why I like tiwa Savage. She for they swim with confirm bikini.

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