₦airaland Forum

jeffizy:
[color=#007700] I'm sure you omitted the part where you paid for her school fees and hostel accommodation too.

On a serious note, I sense some insecurity about you wanting to get married to her severally.

The lady must have gotten to the stage where mixing with people on campus has given her a wider horizon. If u know what I mean.

Just ask her without sugar coating it. “Are u for me or against me"? [/color]

gbamest!!!!!
you nailed it

lazy dude

pls tell them.

any vacancy cos some of our jobless youths maybe interested.

very true.the filling station I bought fuel from in Ebute metta here in lagos complied.

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Awon omo wobe

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Awon omo wobe

the site not opening

Hian!! Me break up with this kind babe?for wetn na?
See as she fresh and fine.only God knw how dt other area go fine

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Trulie:
the problem with ketu is the holdup along 3rd Milan after close of work. I can pay 380k and endure the stress.

see this man.na were traffic no dey lagos?
you funny sha.

the recruitment exercise has been cancelled. Sory about that.

ijustdey:
I wish to know which of the two refineries are going to work because this is just an open blank statement

warri and ph.

na wa o. blood money don set

that is how you get to know who a small boy is and who a matured one is.a matured boy will never compell and make you see any need of visiting his crib for the first date or subsequent ones.what are you coming there to do?
except you guys are now maybe close or use to each other and it should be from a woman's free will.

Human rights lawyer and former President, Nigerian Bar
Association, NBA, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, has lauded the
economic and political policies initiated by President
Muhammadu Buhari, noting however, that the elite are
frustrating the President’s reform agenda.
Speaking to newsmen in Lagos, yesterday, on the state
of the nation, Agbakoba said that since May 29, there
has been an economic correction in the country, as well
as an ideological shift to the left to serve the people’s
interest.
He stated that the implementation of Treasury Single
Account, TSA, quality of ministers, blocking finance
leakages, social regulations, benefits and stimulus
strategy, like paying employment benefits, keeping the oil
subsidy, at least in the short term, and the zero tolerance
on corruption, are evidences showing that President
Buhari fully understands the enormous challenges facing
the country.
He said: “I want to warn President Buhari about the
conspiracy of the elite and its resolve to frustrate his
reform agenda. This elite class, made up of people in
high positions in the religious circles, traditional
institutions, professions and businesses, represents a
small percent of Nigerians but exert tremendous
influence, with a view to state capture.
“This class is very dissatisfied about the ideological
change of Buhari’s administration. They see the new
agenda as a threat to their privileges. As set out below,
they are the greatest roadblocks to President Buhari’s
economic and political policy agenda.”
Agbakoba, who, however, noted that the reform is yet to
be felt, urged President Buhari to avoid communication
lethargy in 2016, adding that the President must clearly
carry the people along to inspire hope, followership,
confidence and practice.
He advised Buhari to create an Office for Strategic
Communication to link government with the people.
“There is no need to have two Press Secretaries. One
may be assigned to head the Office of Strategic
Communication, while the other should cover the
President’s diaries,” he said.
[img]Human rights lawyer and former President, Nigerian Bar
Association, NBA, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, has lauded the
economic and political policies initiated by President
Muhammadu Buhari, noting however, that the elite are
frustrating the President’s reform agenda.
Speaking to newsmen in Lagos, yesterday, on the state
of the nation, Agbakoba said that since May 29, there
has been an economic correction in the country, as well
as an ideological shift to the left to serve the people’s
interest.
He stated that the implementation of Treasury Single
Account, TSA, quality of ministers, blocking finance
leakages, social regulations, benefits and stimulus
strategy, like paying employment benefits, keeping the oil
subsidy, at least in the short term, and the zero tolerance
on corruption, are evidences showing that President
Buhari fully understands the enormous challenges facing
the country.
He said: “I want to warn President Buhari about the
conspiracy of the elite and its resolve to frustrate his
reform agenda. This elite class, made up of people in
high positions in the religious circles, traditional
institutions, professions and businesses, represents a
small percent of Nigerians but exert tremendous
influence, with a view to state capture.
“This class is very dissatisfied about the ideological
change of Buhari’s administration. They see the new
agenda as a threat to their privileges. As set out below,
they are the greatest roadblocks to President Buhari’s
economic and political policy agenda.”
Agbakoba, who, however, noted that the reform is yet to
be felt, urged President Buhari to avoid communication
lethargy in 2016, adding that the President must clearly
carry the people along to inspire hope, followership,
confidence and practice.
He advised Buhari to create an Office for Strategic
Communication to link government with the people.
“There is no need to have two Press Secretaries. One
may be assigned to head the Office of Strategic
Communication, while the other should cover the
President’s diaries,” he said.
source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/elite-frustrating-buharis-reform-agenda-agbakoba/

na wa o.Wetn do mobile/online banking?
me can't remember when last I enter bank do transaction with money except ATM withdrawal.
this boys blood this period dey hot.

abi na you?

Rubbish.this is one of his pix i also stumbled upon to celebrate his BD.
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dominique:
Zero liters of crude oil refined in October? What happened to the warri and Kaduna refineries that were repaired some months back?

they were not repaired.no repairs whatsoever.
currently, WRPC is undergoing serious repairs and hopefully should start production by December ending going by the fast pace in which the repairs are undoing but KRPC is not producing as we speak.
reason is because the crude oil pipeline supplying the refinery from warri to Kaduna is been compromised but there is an ongoing repair work on those pipelines to Kaduna.without the refinery been supplied crude,we can't know were and accertain the particular units in the refinery like the FCC,TOPPING and REFORMING units that is faulty and need urgent repairs.

you guys are funny sha.a personal experience and you expect him to implicate himself by naming names he actually dealt with?common!!
wtf is wrong with you guys?
he was even sincere enough at the beginning of the article to have informed the readers of him hiding the names of the characters for security purposes and you guys are still doubting and blaming him to cook this story up.
between,how can somebody just cook up this lengthy article for human consumption?what will he benefit or who is he gona fool?
abeg,make una use una knowledge biko!

Trunaijian:
Mark my words the policeman driving them will be queried.

you so on point.why should a policeman be the one driving him?doesn't he have a driver?this is nonsense.

Tyson fury won.

I don't think this can happen in 9ja then some people will come here and tell me Ghana is far more safer.

The Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation has engaged the
Department of State Security
Services and the Economic and
the Financial Crimes Commission
to stop the hoarding and
diversion of petroleum products.
This is contained in a statement
issued by NNPC’s Group General
Manager, Group Public Affairs
Division, Ohi Alegbe, in Abuja on
Wednesday.
The arrangement was to assist in
the monitoring of nationwide fuel
truck-out to retail outlets and to
stop hoarding by unscrupulous
marketers.
Mr. Alegbe said NNPC was doing
everything possible to normalise
fuel supply and distribution
situation in the country.
The NNPC also apologised to
commuters, motorists and the
general public for the hardship
faced in accessing petrol across
the country.
It said the Group Executive
Director Commercial and
Investment of NNPC, Babatunde
Adeniran, during a visit to NNPC
depot in Suleja, warned
marketers against sharp practices.
“Any marketer found wanting in
the sale of petroleum products,
including the NNPC retail outlets,
would be sanctioned
appropriately.
“There will be no sacred cows as
the corporation is working round
the clock by supplying sufficient
petroleum products to marketers
to ensure that Nigerians enjoyed a
yuletide season without pain.
“We must all make sure that
petroleum products get across to
Nigerians at the regulated price,
especially as the yuletide season
approaches.
“We have enough products and
we want to plead with the
Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD)
not to be involved in the diversion of
petroleum products in order to avoid causing
untold hardship to motorists.”
The Managing Director of the Pipelines and
Products Marketing Company, Esther Nnamdi-
Ogbue, said defaulters would be sanctioned.
“The DSS and EFCC will arrest any marketer
involved in sabotaging government’s effort in
making petrol available to Nigerians,” Mr.
Alegbe said in the statement..
“We have invited the EFCC and DSS to join us
in this campaign of monitoring the movement
of petroleum products and they have our
mandate to sanction any errant marketer,
enough is enough.”
The NNPC urged Nigerians to desist from
panic buying, saying that there were sufficient
petroleum products to satisfy local
consumption.

Sources: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/193909-nnpc-engages-sss-efcc-to-curb-hoarding-of-petroleum-products.html

About 500 Nigerians deported from the United Kingdom
arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in
Lagos on Tuesday.
According to the BBC, they were brought into Nigeria on a
chartered flight from London. Some of them are said to be
stranded at the airport.
“One person told me that he was arrested by British police
and was not allowed to even take his belongings before
being deported,” the BBC said in its report.
“A few of them who say they don’t have relatives here are
stranded in the airport.”
UK has the plan to deport 29,000 Nigerians, according to
reports.
The decision of the British government to send away those
living in its country illegally, has generated controversy.
Alexia Thomas, a a Nigeria-born British human rights
activist and chairman of Commonwealth Liberation Party
(TCLP), a registered political party in England, has
embarked on a massive campaign to protest the decision.
In a statement issued on Monday, Thomas, who gave UK an
ultimatum of two weeks to rescind on the decision,
described the act as an attempt to “depower colored
people”.
“The United Kingdom ruling government is given up till the
7th of December, 2015, to pronounce mandate to release
Nigerian citizens from immigration detention centres in the
UK unconditionally without compromise, or else by 9th
December, 2015, they (British government) should expect
Nigerian citizens to boycott British products and produce,”
the statement read.
“The Nigerian people will refuse to patronise British airlines
and Nigerian citizens will refuse to visit British embassy or
submit applications nor pay them any fees.
“The British government intention is a premeditated attempt
to ‘depower colored people civilization enrichment’.
“Their action is war against humanity. The Queen is called
upon to caution the Conservative ruling government before
they bring shame to the British Kingdom as their actions to
dehumanise citizens from the Commonwealth nations and
treat them as third class citizens by denying them equality
means third world War is looming.
“The TCLP pronounces that the world is yet to recover from
the second world war of 1935, that saw 15 million Jews and
others lost their lives, where Jews were massacred, 100
million citizens of the world displaced and made homeless.”

source: https://www.thecable.ng/500-nigerians-deported-uk-stranded

Kyase:
I know two on nairaland

na story you dey find

.

I think these guys are jokers. maybe obj reminded him. but we may not blame him sha.

The Minister of Youths and
Sports, Solomon Dalong, on
Tuesday blamed Nigerian youth
for aiding and abetting
corruption.
Mr. Dalong said the youth submit
themselves to people with
questionable wealth, most
especially those in government.
He charged the youths to play key
roles in the fight against
corruption rather than submitting
themselves to people with
questionable characters.
Speaking at the opening session of
a two-day National Conference on
Youths Against Corruption
organised by the Independent
Corrupt Practices and other
Related Offences Commission,
ICPC, the minister urged them to
declare war against corruption in
all ramifications.
He condemned what he observed
as the inordinate crave for wealth
by the Nigerian youth, expressing
regrets that some of the youths
now prefer to live large by
owning expensive cars, with love
to display affluence even as
student leaders.
Mr. Dalong asked the youth to
emulate past leaders, who he said
operated as the conscience of the
society by speaking against bad
policies of successive
governments.
He recalled his days in the
leadership of the National
Association of Nigerian Students,
NANS, when students rejected a
parcel of land in a choice area of
Abuja to prove they could not be
corrupted.
Also speaking, the Comptroller
General of the Nigeria Customs
Service, Hameed Ali, told students
to take possession of the fight
against corruption as they had
always been the victim of the
vices of corruption at all times.
He said the role of the youth in
the fight against corruption must
be paramount, reminding them to
always constitute themselves into
a vanguard of change for a better
Nigeria.
“The fight against corruption
cannot be won until we adopt a
different social, political,
economic and religious path to
living a life free of corruption.
“The failures of the older
generation to instill the right morals and
ethics must give way to a new perspective on
doing things.
“Corruption must be regarded for the evil that
it is and the short term benefits it provides,
rejected as toxic to the stability of Nigeria,” he
said.
The chairman of ICPC, Ekpo Nta, expressed
happiness that the Nigerian youth were now
being integrated into the fight against
corruption.
He charged them to explore the collaboration
of ICPC with them to define the role they want
to play in the fight against corruption.
Mr. Nta said ICPC was pleased to have the
youth team up with against corruption,
recalling that the decision to hold the
conference emanated from the youth in the
first instance.
The National President of the NANS, Tijani
Shehu, suggested that the conference be
replicated at the zonal level to enhance a
wider participation by youth across the
country.
Source: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/193876-nigerian-youth-are-corrupt-dalong.html