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BabaAgbomola: Baba Agbomola ti ewe te gbo- HE DOESNT CHARGE A FEE ... MY GRANDPA NEVER ASK YOU FOR ANY MONEY HE EXPECT YOU TO COME AND SHOW APPRECIATION AFTER RESULTS... STOP FALLING FOR FAKE HERBALIST ASK OTHER WHO MEET HIM THROUGH ME ON INTERNET HE DOESNT ASK FOR MONEY ... I specially made this page for my grand father who is 108yrs old he is an Ijebu man with enough power to turn situations around whatever the situation you are going through spiritually all you have to do is consult him i made this page because i cant take over the work and he said this is d only way i there make him happy. Stop going through fake and dubious herbalist seek for baba Agbomola ti ewe te gbo adura ngba a wi be se be as you know Ijebu logun pin si ooo ....Ifa consult,women seeking the fruit of the womb-- HE DOESNT CHARGE A FEE ... MY GRANDPA NEVER ASK YOU FOR ANY MONEY HE EXPECT YOU TO COME AND SHOW APPRECIATION AFTER RESULTS... STOP FALLING FOR FAKE HERBALIST ETC ASK OTHER WHO MEET HIM THROUGH ME ON INTERNET HE DOESNT ASK FOR MONEY ...BE WELL LOVES. CELL - 070 803 457 99 OR EMAIL - babaagbomolatiewetegbo@yahoo.comAre you serious? |
Does it affect the price of g***
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If our Leaders are patriotic actually as the claimed, the recurrent expenditure will not be morethan 30% of the budget. But they are not. If really you love Nigeria that you can even die to defend it, why voting billions for your upkeep apart from your salary. All our leaders na WASH! |
Even the military govt is far better than this present govt. A govt that constructed a steel flyover with no morethan 10million naira but the fanfare to commission it was morethan 30million naira. Lol, i remember an LGA chairman that built a concret flyover for students at okigwe road in the 90"s without fanfare. T. A. Orji and his cohorts must suffer the pains which pple re passing through in Aba. |
redsun: with such a huge amount?Does it mean naira is truly worthless for it take such a huge amount to fumugate just an establishment?How are the expenses broken down and for what pressing purpose?Stupid country govern by rogues. |
I pity Northerners for allowing these things to happen just in the name of politics. Are you guys really fighting GEJ govt or destroying ya economy? You guys should better wake up to the reality. Who is fooling who? |
emmaduks: is this what am going to see when i come to nigeria? Am afraidstay there. |
okeyfrank: It is quite unfortunate that despite maintaining persistent lead in university intake, Imolites tend to be myopic in thinking when it comes to politics. I feel so sad that each time someone mentions anything our dear governor is not doing right, some stupid fools take the criticism as political. The best way to assist a leader is to let him know where he fails and commend him for what he does right. What sort of money does Rochas have to warrant such insensitive show of stupidity and waste. We voted him, but I am sure that most of us have regretted this, though may not be open to admitting such. He should not be reminded how much he was owing the banks before the elections, which ofcourse he has paid already. If I am Rochas, I would rather start to redirect my steps, shun greed and intimidation, to win the people back. He has done so much bad than good in less than two years;Change is constant. Accept change and move forward! |
ogugua88: No one's talking about Hawaii. You compared Nigeria's fight for independence from imperialistic Great Britain to that of Sudan/South Sudan, the Soviet Union being split into smaller countries, etc. There's a difference between country-splitting/secession and imperialism.My dear, you don't really feel what's happening in Naija. Am not a supporter of secession but Nigeria is already divided along tribal and religious lines. It can't be corrected anymore. A lot of injustices if you are from another tribe. Nigeria is already divided in our mind and if that could bring peace,lets confederate. That's the best. |
How much? |
@Op, how old are you? |
@Op, I will tell d sincere truth, your hubby owns you. Period! This issue came up btw my parents, it kinda brought problem cos my mom was like you. She got to accept it when she noticed that it gotta bring in a problem. Don't mind pple here telling you otherwise. This is Africa. African man must always feel as d head. Just accept it and move on with life! |
CrazyMan: In an eatery...to the best of my knowledge, you're being attended to by a waiter. So the idea of who would get the food shouldn't come up.Hmmm..... Must you post here if you don't know more about the Naija typical eatery settings. Are you in d moon? |
It depends if he truly care for you. If he does, I believe he can adjust. But my sister, make I advice you, some persons, that's their kinda life, if they don't spend it that way, another wouldn't come. But that's not a reason to be a reckless spender. |
Goal |
Goal Liberia! |
Victor is a gem! |
7070: The weather is regular since it's autumn,we've been getting rain but not the naija type of heavy rain.You studying or hustling there bro. Please if its the former, can you relate yourself with the OP initial questions. Thanks. |
Does Nigeria worth praying for? In as much as I do not derive joy from disasters, I don't think the entity called Nigeria is worth praying for. Look at the injustices everywhere! |
[quote author=Akin-David]Omo you've got to declare cos marriage is all about being naked and no shame![/quote]No be small unclad oo |
@ OP, PDP is gone and gone forever in Imo state. From the very look of your posts here, you are out to discredit Rochas Govt without any cause. Go get a job. Rochas has done so well, at least, I never believe that govt can construct the road to my hometown. About 10km road with good drainage system. Stop this rubbish! |
17 months rule of Rochas is far better than the 12years of PDP govts. Go get handiwork! |
Antivirus92: mba! I ga-enyem?Bia soro ibe gi ga toro mmadu. |
Antivirus, I nwekwere aka oru? |
A republican! |
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has deployed a team of operatives in Imo State as part of the ongoing probe of former Governor Ikedi Ohakim for alleged mismanagement of N18.5billion out of the N40bilion bond secured in June, 2007. The team is also probing Governor Rochas Okorocha over alleged abuse of the Joint state and Local Government Account. The details of the allegations against Okorocha have not been made available. The EFCC has so far quizzed three former commissioners and two special advisers in the Ohakim administration. According to a top EFCC source, the operatives have been in Imo State since Monday, looking into the records of the past and present administration. It was learnt that out of the bond sum, N201m was spent on Christmas Rice in 2007 by the Ohakim administration. The investigation weighs heavily on Ohakim’s administration because of the inability of some state officials to account for N18.5billion out of the N40billion bond applied for the state under the ex-governor. The source said: “The EFCC stormed Owerri as investigation into the case of conspiracy, abuse of office, misappropriation of funds and money laundering against Former Governor Ohakim. “The operatives of the anti- graft agency have been poring through files and had by yesterday quizzed some ranking officers of the Ohakim administration and carted away vital documents. “Among those quizzed are former permanent secretaries of the ministries of finance and Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs as well as a former Chairman of the Imo State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (IMOPADEC). “Apart from these officials, other officials of the Ohakim administration have been quizzed in the last few months by the anti-graft agency and released on administrative bail. “Some of those earlier quizzed are former Commissioner of Finance, George Irechukwu; former Special Adviser to Ohakim on Project Monitoring and Implementation; Ben Ekwueme; former Commissioner for Works, Ralph Nwosu Obioha; and former Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Ogaziechi Kezie. “They are being probed for their alleged roles in the mismanagement of the N18.5billion secured out of the N40bilion bond applied for by the Imo State Government in June 2009. The bond was supposedly secured to finance the following projects: (1) Rehabilitation of 37 water scheme at a cost of N1.3bilion; (2) Construction of 16 critical roads at a cost of N3.7billion; and (3) Cconstruction of Phase 1 of the Imo Wonder Lake Resort and Conference Centre, Oguta at a cost of N12.5billion. “From preliminary findings, we have a strong lead that the proceeds of the bond were misappropriated as the Ohakim administration and the lead Issuing House (UBA Capital) never bothered to file the mandatory quarterly report on utilization of the bond proceeds to SEC. This prompted the capital market regulator to slam a fine of N1.2million on the state. The fine was paid by the Okorocha administration. “The Ohakim Government in July 2007 had secured a loan of N10billion from UBA as a bridging facility prior to floating the bond but did not disclose this information to SEC. “From this money, N1.6billion was diverted and misappropriated through mundane expenditure such as the N201m paid for Christmas Rice in 2007, N50m for SSG as logistics for festival, N500m for purchase of Zenith Bank shares, N55m as DTA to Permanent Secretary Governor’s Office, N50m as professional fees to Nwoko “Some of the water projects listed for execution with the Bond proceed had been funded and executed under the State’s Millennium Development Goals, MDG “The Ohakim administration also allegedly withdrew N6.7billion from the Joint Account Allocation Committee (JAAC) Escrow Account without the approval of members of the Committee “Above all, in March 2011, barely two months before his exit from Government House Owerri, Ohakim took another loan of N6billion from UBA Plc Mbari Branch Owerri and disbursed it within four weeks. “Records available to the EFCC have shown that the disbursement was supervised by the ex- governor’s brother and Chief of Staff, Emmanuel Ohakim. “Some of the suspects have made useful statements and volunteered document that will assist the ongoing investigation. “Governor Okorocha, Ohakim’s successor, is equally being probed by the EFCC over allegation bordering on abuse of the Joint state and local government account.” Source; thenationonlineng.net/new/news/efcc-operatives-storm-imo-to-probe-ohakim-okorocha/ |
It worked but the balance I got bf wasn't what I got now. Difference of a 1k. Any ideal? |
Am yet to differentiate btw Plasma,LED and LCD. Please can you help me plz. |
Devil na cunning person, him use ya brodas face to fight you. Plz don't be disturbed abt the faces there. Always pray bro. |
My appointment letter states 58k . Then in ya pay slip, your will see other allowances. |
truth4meal: u vomit silly notes, who are the people scared of igbos? you expect me to leave Lagos or Osun to go and support a man that his people could not even applaud. can you people just look inward in solving the myriad problems discipling the fabric of your igbo existence? you blame Nigeria too much for your woes and in asunder uses the energy needed for you collective progress. see igbo is igbo's problem and that is why OUK, Ojukwu and co will only be Aso Rock aspirants.Stupid rat and dirty swine! |
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Making a mess of our constitution by sacking elected local governments, and not obeying court orders to reinstate them, thereby grounding the local government system in the state.