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which kin contri be this na

4er

i can't post pictures again oo! shegun why

i can post pictures again oo shegun why

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helloooo..

because the truth is always bitter.

tell that to buhari

hello.

heendrix:
wailers would come rant rubbish whilst in Yoruba culture respect is reciprocal and it's necessary to greet people much older than you are in a respectful way. girls esp kneel down while guys either bend low or prostrate

atleast her's is much better than some sect who lied flat to the ground almost ate one cownu shoes just to show respect

No this is not a yoruba culture i know. if she want to go by yoruba culture i think she should lie down flat. why is the husband not doing the same? or is he not a yoruba man. i think the cultural exhibition should start from the husband or may be the husband is unculture lol

lol guys are not happy at all lolooo

the one that annoy s me most is that mama bokoharam

glad to be back. have been busy with work

angels09:
Any reason for this choice?

the website is not organized. full of advertisements

sammysunny88:
There is herbal that can be use to address and correct this issue and is very very effective. Drop your contact and i will get back to you for better information on this.

pls my 3years old daughter is also having the same problem. what should i do? her is 11.6cm x 6cm. call 08135884401

sammysunny88:
There is herbal that can be use to address and correct this issue and is very very effective. Drop your contact and i will get back to you for better information on this.

pls my 3years old daughter is also having the same problem. what should i do? her is 11.6cm x 6cm. call 08135884401

r i p daddy. the first time i will type r i p on nairaland. u deserve my respect

i will support him. we need to do away with all these​ old politicians. i will campaign for him freely. he will have me and my family's vote

;Dlol ;Dlol

dlondonbadboy:
So Nigeria tire you because of ID card? This one never know where dey pain am...
Fulani herdsmen don Chase you before?
Hunger don wipe your brain before?
You don first think, cry, sleep off..begin think for dream?
You don first use your last card take play bet9ja?
You don see your CV for iya kudirat roasted plantain stand?

My guy, Nigeria never tire you...you just dey start.

lol

ThankYouGod:
He has money to buy car. But he doesn't have money to fix the floor.

the man need my job to be happy again

peter the rock, the agu n'echenber 1 of yoruba land. i love u

ziccoit:
Expired, right? Yet our guys came out overall best in America University when they finally “escaped” to the land of “unExpired” education.

you are a product of Nigerian educational system you only read but did not understand the man's message

I paid DSS men, others N1m to bring in 661 rifles
vanguardngr.com Feb 20, 2018 2:58 AM
LAGOS —

Mamudu Hassan, one of the accused persons standing trial over unlawful importation of 661 sophisticated pump action rifles into the country last December, yesterday told a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, that he paid a sum of N1 million to officials of the Department of State Security, DSS, and other security agencies to smuggle the guns out of Apapa Ports.


Director-General of Department of State Service, DSS, Mr Lawal Daura
Mamudu, a retired Assistant Comptroller of Customs, stated this in a recorded video during his interrogation by men of the DSS.

The video, recorded on March 27, 2017, between the hours of 2p.m., and 2.45p.m., was tendered by an operative of DSS, Jaiye Emmanuel at the resumed trial-within-trial, as Mamudu gave a breakdown of how the N1 million was shared among DSS and other security agencies.

He said: “I gave N1 million to facilitate the moving of the container out of port, but it is not because of the guns.”

When Mamudu was asked how the N1 million was shared among security agencies, he said:

“The examiners were given N200,000; C.I.O. N100,000; Enforcement N200,000; Police, SSS — between N20, 000, N25, 000, and N30, 000; the two gates — N200,000; Exit gate, N20,000, and final gate N50,000.”

Mamudu also told the investigators in the video that he first agreed with the importer of the guns for N3.8 million, when he was first told that the consignments were steel doors, but raised the cost of clearing the consignment to N4 million, when he was told that the consignment included 661 pump action guns.

The video recording was admitted in evidence, while further hearing continues today.

It will be recalled that the Nigeria Customs Service had on June 14, 2017, arraigned two Customs officers, Mamudu Hassan and Salisu Danjuma, alongside Oscar Orkafor, Donatus Achinulo and Matthew Okoye, before Justice Ayotunde Faji on charges of illegal importation of fire arms, conspiracy, forgery and altering of documents, offering of graft to government officials and importation of prohibited goods.

They were arrested January 30, 2017.

The offences, according to the prosecutor, Mr. Julius Ajakaiye, are contrary to and punishable under Sections 3(6),1(14)(a)(I) 1(2) of the Miscellaneous Offences Act, Cap. M17, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004, and Section 98(1) (b) of the Criminal Code Act.

Attorney-General of the Federation, AGF in charge number FHC/L/190c/17, alleged that all the accused persons conspired with one another to illegally import into Nigeria 661 Pump Action Rifles.

They were also alleged to have forged the documents which include: two Bills of Lading, one reads ‘Shanghai China,’ as Port of Loading, instead of ‘Istanbul.’

One of the counts reads: ‘Steel Doors’, as the contents of the container instead of Customs’ Form M, Pre-Arrival Assessment Report (PAAR) used in smuggling the said 661 rifles into the country.

In particular, one of the Customs officials, Mamudu Hassan, was alleged to have corruptly offered the sum of N400,000 to one Aliu Musa, the Examination Officer of the Federal Operations Unit of the Customs Service with an intent to prevent one hundred percent search on a container marked PONU 825914/3, which was used in bringing the arms into the country.

He was also alleged to have corruptly given the sum of N1 million to government officials at Apapa Ports through his colleague, Danjuma Abdulahi, in order to prevent the searching of the said container used in bringing in the 661 illegally imported Pump Action rifles. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/02/paid-dss-men-others-n1m-bring-661-rifles/amp/

What are the identified problems the organisation want to solve and how are they going to solve them?

where is your location and how much are we talking about.

i love politics today more

mek him fly na

JacksonD7:
I stand by you brother, guns have their pros and cons. But, looking at everything the pros outweigh the cons.

supported. as far as i have my ak47 you can even scrape police i don't need their service

there would be a seriouse conflict that will shake the world. African should stay neutral in international politics and prepare to take advantage of the situation.

A formal president with an open teeth from the north will die.( i don't want to call name)

senate president will decamp from apc

Biafra will be on the international news more than before.

crime rate will increase

a bank that started with G will face a serious problem

ebonyi