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Is this all exaggerated or is it really true?

If this is true then We Nigerians are the absolute ones to blame!
But seriously based on this info i will join any revolution to kick out any trace of this useless hostage takers.
Terribly sad that in a country where people are running around looking for daily bread that some evil people can actually accept this kind of money that should be distributed to the poor people they should be representing.


According to reports, below is an alleged breakdown of senators’ salary and allowances in Nigeria.
Basic Salary (BS) = N2,484,245.50
Hardship Allowance: 50% of Basic Salary = N1,242,122.75.
Constituency allowance: 200% of BS = N4,968,509.00.
Furniture Allowance: 300% of BS = N7,452,736.50.
Newspaper allowance: 50% = N1,242,122.70.
Wardrobe allowance: 25% = N621,061.37.
Recess Allowance: 10% = N248,424.55.
Accommodation: 200% = N4,968,509.00.


Utilities: 30% = N828,081.83.
Domestic Staff: 35% = N863,184.12.
Entertainment: 30% = N828,081.83.
Personal Assistance: 25% = N621,061.37.
Vehicle Maintenance Allowance: 75% = N1,863,184.12.
Leave Allowance : 10% = N248,424.55
One off payments (Severance gratuity): 300% = N7,452,736.50. Motor Vehicle Allowance: 400% of BS = N9,936,982.00.
Total per month = N29,479, 749.00. [$190,192]

Definitely Bugged!

Here is a new site that you guys might find interesting,

If you can come up with a good reason people should give you money then they will give you

Check it www.raisemoneylive.com

for a moment i thought this was real

Can we get this on the homepage

Let them read until they go blind. nonsense!

[size=15pt]Somebody was recruiting for this on my blackberry messenger £18 per hour. Seriously![/size]

[size=14pt]Making noise like a Noisy primary school classroom.

No wonder the roads don't get fixed.[/size]

[size=14pt]back then

It meant the day you get to listen to this song on NTA[/size]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBAoRf1O6m8

Could there be a conspiracy?

In this CNN interview Adebolajo's friend says MI5 asked him to work for them.

http://edition.cnn.com/2013/05/25/world/europe/uk-terror-arrest/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

After the interview given to the BBC, the friend was arrested according to CNN.

Could it be that he knew too much?
Why is the media highlighting Nigeria?

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Confession to bribe, Arrest him

Stupid people wasting time when there are more pressing issues.

move your family to wherever you feel safest. Keep your house as a holiday home.

ichidodo: Britain? That fish n chips, cold and dry country. If the miserable weather does not kill u the taxes should finish the job.

ah, not funny. Am out of here

[size=21pt]100 different farms created in the north
with $1 million dollars each.[/size]

That kind of headline will impress me more..
thousands of jobs....

Oil that could go into the pocket of just a select few.
oil that they don't even know if they will find,

if Dban'j started with this kind of songs he will not be a star


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2 more and that is 40

will Bill do the testing himself

Zambia this month stripped Mr Banda of immunity from prosecution,

the only thing i read there...

After reading that article from some busy body American journalist about impeaching Jonathan because in is opinion Nigeria is the most corrupt country.

https://www.nairaland.com/1233137/gej-should-impeached-la-times

Apparently some 17 ambulances were packed in front of the Presidents office.
In the Highest Office of the land, where they most have hundreds of staffs and visitors is that enough?

Now there is great amount of corruption in Nigeria, but that is not what i want to highlight here.

I suggest that Mr Joel Brinkley of LA Times to mind his own business and look closer to home

[size=18pt]Joe Biden racked up $585,000 hotel bill for 1 NIGHT in Paris.
That is for a country that is in debt of trillions of dollars
and still spends trillions on military hardware.[/size]

TheBookWorm: As someone of African American descent, I can help explain this conundrum.

Slavery in the British colonies was far different than slavery in the Portuguese colonies. The planters (plantation owners) made a concerted effort to make sure that they mixed up the tribes on their various plantations. They did not want members of the same group to be on one plantation, because they feared a slave rebellion which was an ever present fear. Read about Nat Turner's rebellion. Igbos were mixed up with Akan, Woloof, Fulani etc. Plus, drumming, speaking their indigenous language, and any other cultural expect was forbidden.

The enslaved Africans found in Brazil did not have to be subject to this, because the Portuguese planters did not care if members of one group could be found on one plantation. That is why many aspects of Yoruba culture can be found in Brazil as well as in the Spanish colonies.

If you look at the former British colonies, you can still see the African presence, but it is nothing compared to what is seen in Brazil. There is a reason for that. I hope that helps.

best answer yet

This isn't to say that one culture is more superior to the other - Yoruba culture is just deeper in the lives of most people of Yoruba descent - it's like an in-born thing... Heck.

true that, Youruba people don't even shy away from their language, in various countries you will here Yoruba speaking their language in public.

I watched a film 'Kori Kotok on Youtube.

As i was impressed with the poetry and culture i decided to search online hoping to get more info.

Surprisingly all i am getting are stories from various Latin American websites.

What is it about the Yorubas that the culture has survived in almost a dozen Latin American countries simultaneously?

Brazil, Cuba, Uruguay, Argentina, Haiti, Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago, and the United States

http://yorubanation.net/atlantic-yoruba-and-the-expanding-frontiers-of-yoruba-culture-and-politics/
http://www.howard.edu/library/reference/cybercamps/camp2002/YorubaFaith.htm

Some of this countries even practice some of the lost cultures in Yoruba land itself.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-Pld1UWXcE

Man of great inspiration

Military precision

No war in Obama's time