₦airaland Forum

taiocol:
Seems you know little about art. That's not Indecency








And for what it's worth I'm not taKing it down.

taiocol:
Have any app I could use to do that on my phone?

tck2000:
Please,i'm recovering from masturbation and i'm avoiding anything erotic and you are trying to take me back.Please think about the effect and take it down.I beg you.

Roozzaay:
I thought you were trying to dispute that no Governor can try it with the Oba of Benin

naptu2:
It's not only about juju. There's also something else.

The Biafran Army invaded the Mid-West during the Civil War and, while Governor David Ejoor escaped and fled to Lagos, Samuel Ogbemudia, who had been trained in guerrilla warfare stayed in Benin to lead the resistance against the Biafran Army.

Ogbemudia got divers to drown Biafran soldiers, he got girls to poison the food that the Biafrans ate, but one of the most powerful tools he used was when they began a rumour that the Biafran Army had killed the Oba of Benin (Oba Akenzua). This rumour almost led to a rebellion against the Biafrans and Victor Banjo had to get the Oba to go on radio and announce that he was alive. Of all the tactics that Ogbemudia used, that rumour scared Banjo the most.


Similarly, Sultan Siddiq Abubakar III was one of the most loved and respected Sultans of Sokoto. He was the Sultan from 1938-1988. He was one of the people that encouraged a lot of northerners to go to school or join the Army and they respected him greatly because of that.

When he died in 1988, the people of Sokoto expected that his son, Muhammadu Maccido, would be turbanned as the next Sultan. Instead, Ibrahim Dasuli was installed as the next Sultan. Dasuki was a member of President Babangida's donation circuit and many people believed that this was the reason that he was chosen.

There was a massive riot in Sokoto immediately Dasuki was announced as the Sultan. Lots of people died and it was difficult for the security services to restore peace.

Years later, in 1996, General Sani Abacha became a hero in Sokoto by dethroning Dasuki and installing Muhammadu Maccido as the Sultan.


Legally, even a local government chairman has the power to remove a monarch in Nigeria, but the question is, can they manage the fallout from that kind of decision?

Roozzaay:
I thought you were trying to dispute that no Governor can try it with the Oba of Benin

Roozzaay:
''Onyearugbulem died suddenly in a hotel room in Kaduna in somewhat mysterious circumstances. During his time as the Military Administrator of Edo State He enmeshed in a
controversy with the highly respected Oba of Benin.
Navy Captain Onyearugbulem suspended Oba of Benin for alleged partisanship in endorsing an APP governorship candidate. At a stage, some traditional priest in the Benin Kingdom threatened to launch spiritual warfare against his administration if he failed to apologise to the Oba of Benin. Onyearugbulem later apologised before he was eventually removed as administrator of the state."

You see the outcome of the Naval Captain?

J2381:
he later apologized. I'm sure the circumstances surrounding his death should be enough reason for people to know juju is very potent till this day.

johnmattew:
na wao...it was emir sanusi and now amayanabo....u can't try this with oba of Benin (not even in ur dreams )

Roozzaay:
The Governor will just sleep one night and never wake again forever

OgaBuhari:
can Obaseki remove Oba of Benin??
Binikingdowm Favor99 Edonation I need your inputs here

johnmattew:
na wao...it was emir sanusi and now amayanabo....u can't try this with oba of Benin (not even in ur dreams )

Roozzaay:
The Governor will just sleep one night and never wake again forever

Simplyleo:
This is the third time I have watched the video clips of this Asari Dokubo.

Pls what's his educational qualification? He appears very lettered, calm, intelligent and composed. Also, his messages may not be of interest to me, but he always present them in ways that appeal to unbiased listeners.

Very much unlike the leader of these ipob miscreants. How he end up having followers still beats my imagination.

4 Nigerians, 11 others charged in New York with $18m fraud

Wednesday, December 11, 2019 7:58 pm | Daily News Headlines, News

US Department of Justice: unseals the complaints against the Nigerians and 11 others

At least four Nigerians were among the 15 defendants charged In Manhattan Federal Court on Tuesday for $18 Million fraud.

The Nigerians are Oladayo Oladokun, Farouk Kukoyi, Baldwin Osuji and Henry Ogbuokiri.

Geoffrey S. Berman, United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Dermot Shea, the Commissioner of the Police Department for the City of New York, Philip R. Bartlett, the Inspector-in-Charge of the New York Division of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, Patrick Freaney, the Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the United States Secret Service, and Peter C. Fitzhugh, the Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations, announced the unsealing today of a criminal complaint charging the 15 defendants.

They were charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud.

Four defendants were arrested on Tuesday in the District of Maryland, the District of Columbia, and the Eastern District of Virginia, and were to be presented in those districts’ federal courts.

One defendant is in state custody and will be presented at a later date. Ten defendants remain at large.

U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said: “As alleged, these defendants conspired to steal millions of dollars by stealing identities, opening fictitious bank accounts, and depositing stolen checks – or conning victims to wire funds – into those accounts. All told, as alleged, the scheme netted more than $18 million and victimized numerous individuals and businesses. Thanks to the combined efforts of our law enforcement partners, the game is up.”

As alleged in the criminal Complaint:

Oladayo Oladokun, Farouk Kukoyi, Baldwin Osuji and Henry Ogbuokiri, along with JOSHUA HICKS, ANTHONY LEE NELSON, DERRICK BANKS, IBRAHIIMA DOUKOURE, JAMAR SKEETE, PAUL YAW OSEI JR., KOWAN POOLE, DARREL WILLIAMS, DARYL BARTLEY, GARNET STEVEN MURRAY-SESAY, a/k/a “Steven Garnet Murray-Sesay,” and ANDREW HEAVEN participated in an $18 million fraud scheme consisting of three key phases.

First, members of the conspiracy opened more than 60 business bank accounts using the real personal identifying information, including names and social security numbers, of identity theft victims. Second, members of the conspiracy deposited money into these bank accounts that they obtained by defrauding victims. Third, members of the conspiracy accessed the fraud proceeds by transferring the proceeds into other bank accounts or by withdrawing cash.

Members of the conspiracy typically defrauded their victims in one of two ways. In some instances, members of the conspiracy deposited stolen or forged checks. For example, members of the conspiracy obtained three checks that had been mailed by a national sports league from New York, New York, and deposited those stolen checks into bank accounts that were opened in the names of the intended recipients. In other instances, members of the conspiracy deceived victims into making electronic transfers. For example, a member of the conspiracy posing as a victim’s financial adviser caused the victim to wire money from a bank branch in New York, New York, to a bank account controlled by members of the conspiracy.

To date, law enforcement has identified more than 100 fraudulent transactions in furtherance of the scheme, totaling more than $18 million.

All defendants – Oladokun, 46, Kukoyi, 33, Osuji, 31, Ogbuokiri, 32, HICKS, 24, NELSON, 28, BANKS, 27, DOUKOURE, 61, SKEETE, 36, OSEI, 32, POOLE, 29, WILLIAMS, 62, BARTLEY, 58, MURRAY-SESAY, 35, and HEAVEN, 49 – are charged with conspiracy to commit bank fraud and wire fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison.

Seven defendants – OGBUOKIRI, HICKS, BANKS, POOLE, WILLIAMS, BARTLEY, and MURRAY-SESAY – are also charged with aggravated identity theft, which carries a mandatory consecutive sentence of two years in prison.

Kano Almajiri to enjoy free compulsory education – Ganduje

By Maryam Ahmadu-Suka, Kaduna
Published Date Dec 11, 2019 17:19 PM

Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje of Kano State says his government has mapped out plans to integrate Almajiri children, who constitute the majority of the out of school population, into the free, compulsory education policy of the state. Governor Ganduje stated this in Kaduna today while declaring open a three-day retreat for Executive Council Members, Permanent Secretaries and top government functionaries.

According to the Governor: “Two services are very key to this administration; one education and second the provision of healthcare services to our people. These two are the major indicators between developed and developing countries, aside the economy. So, we are taking these two sectors very seriously.

“Concerning the education sector, we have already made a pronouncement that education from now would be free and compulsory from basic to secondary education. Therefore, we need to work very hard and make very solid foundation to ensure that we achieve this laudable objective. “Kano State, being the most populous state in the federation, we are vulnerable as we have always said. Our population could be an asset or liability. And all we want to do is make our population an asset. “There are certain countries in the world that do not have a drop of oil, yet they are among the strongest economies in the world. So, by developing this aspect of education, we are taking Kano State to the next level and we are taking advantage of our population.

“So, this issue of out-of-school children is a very serious issue in Kano State and in Nigeria. But Kano State, being our state, our concern is to see how we can address this problem. There is no doubt that, Kano being the commercial nerve center of the northern part of Nigeria, most of the Almajiris are not from Kano, but since they are Nigerians, we must see that they go to school.” He added: “Very soon, we are going to receive a report on the statistics of out-of-school children. We are already discussing with the operators of the Almajiri school that Almajiri system should be integrated. And there are two ways of this integration: the first approach is to merge the Almajiri schools into our conventional primary school and secondly, those having large number of Almajiris like 2000, we post teachers to such schools.”

"The motor at last turned in through the big gates and confronted the solid, square, white, two storied house which was to be Lugard's headquarters for nearly six years. It was already some thirty years old and has changed little in the succeeding years. Lugard's office was in front, over the porch, looking over the harbour."

DSS invites Newsdiary Online Publisher over investigative story

By News Express on 12/12/2019

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Newsdiary online Publisher Danlami Nmodu

The hierarchy of the Department of State Services (DSS) has invited the Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of Newsdiary online, Danlami Nmodu, to the headquarters of the Agency in Abuja for questioning.

A DSS operative who called Danlami by telephone on Wednesday morning, said the invitation was with respect to a story recently published on the Kano Ecological Fund projects.

He was asked to come either Wednesday or Thursday morning.

It could be recalled that Newsdiary online had published a story, titled, “Diplomatic backlash, legal tussle loom as FG dumps German firm over Kano Project”.

After publishing the story, the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, made further facts available through a rejoinder, which clarified the issues.

The Federal Government’s equally illuminating rejoinder was copiously published by the newspaper.

The online newspaper was also among those who went for an on-the-spot assessment of the Challawa, Sharada and Bompai N2.6 billion ecological projects in Kano in the aftermath of the Newsdiary online story.

However, highly placed sources said on Wednesday that the DSS may be investigating how some documents quoted by Newsdiary online leaked.

The editor-in-chief, a Member of the National Institute, Nigeria’s highest policy think tank institution, Nigeria Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, who was asked to report for questioning, it was learnt, will be at the DSS headquarters on Thursday morning from 10am.

hulk616:
are you a mod