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momentoftruth:
hahaha scammer visiting his companies and going for flexing …




in akwa ibom, the governor didn't travel to anywhere, but Investors visit the state weekly

Your reasoning makes sense.

allanphash7:
I dont know why i dont just really like Adeboye

Because U are a sinner who has a hardened heart!

agya1:
Sometimes I just get confused about these men of God, yet can't speak cos they're "God's anointed".
Only last Sunday in the RCCG parish I worship, it was announced that folks interested in having a dinner with the "Daddy G.O" as he's normally called should pay an Access fee of N20k. Was left confused about the whole thing though as to why the "N20k Access fee"? Why must every thing be about money? Just wondering though

I wonder how much people will then pay to see God who has given us everything free of charge!
It is well!

jonnieoneng:
Bros,I will advise u to read ur comments again.So just becos the $2.1billion was not in the budget, gives them the locus standi to mis-manage #600billion.Pls go and examine urself.As 4 fayose,I am not surprised at all.I am waiting 4 dat day when a responsible Governor will come on board in Ekiti,it is then we will know.

I have examined myself and I hope you will do the same.
I am not in support of any corrupt individual/politician(s) however there is need to fight corruption with clean hands!
Some allegations has being made here, there is need for clarification! Don't you think so?
If Fayose's allegation is true, where did PMB get the money to loan a friend in reference to his "Nigeria is broke", why should he loan Jafaru such money?
Dasuki Gate is open and still under investigation!
If Fayose claims are true, PMB should answer and if not, why is PMB not suing him for defamation of character?

midolian:
https://www.today.ng/news/national/67235/arms-deal-buhari-ready-to-listen-to-jonathan-presidency?utm_source=dlvr.it_nnd&utm_medium=twitter

An indirect way of summoning GEJ! Propaganda as always! GEJ has being in close door meeting with PMB before now so why will he be afraid to approach PMB!
PMB always on a high horse!
If you need to clarify some things just invite him for a meeting as you guys have always done!
Why this show of charade?
mtcheeeeeew

ejiinii:
Wow this is serious ordinary police officer investigating army offer

This Buhari just want to destroy Nigeria military all in the name of fighting corruption

Good question where did jafaru get 100 million in 3 days

We don't want coup again in Nigeria Buhari thread with caution

Exactly!
I am more concerned with the issues he raised. Is the said missing arms deal really in the budget?
The money returned by PMBs' friend (Jafaru) is it true? how was he really able to raise a N100M?
I believe that this should be the worries of any meaningful Nigerian!

Good gesture but too poor to purchase tools!
FG would rather spend money to rebuild places of destruction rather than spend to rebrand places that can generate money for Nigeria! It is well!

Na only them waka come!

OnyeAraNdiIgbo:
I saw this in Lagos and I couldn't just believe how far our culture have traveled in this modern times.

It is indeed quite encouraging to see this! We need to continually export our culture to the modern world!

See pictures of the man beneath

Picture Details
Title: Man rocking Yoruba Traditional attire
Camera: Tecno Camon C8




Join me as we promote our culture and traditions...

If he would have done it at all, he should have done it well!

Naughtysite:
" We steal because you dont stone us " -- Amaethief

lol

Your revered traditional rulers! It is well!

Jobless Governor of the year ... and this goes to Adams Oshiomole!

She needs too much make-up to look presentable! Lord have mercy.

I am proud of U girl Cynthia Ugbah! God bless U and your future endeavors.

dtruth3:
Breaking...

The Op of this thread has just been banned few minutes ago after creating this thread, by a mod. I can confirm to you. If doubt this, find out yourself

Does that changes the truth about the situation on ground?

suxkill:
Breaking news!!!

lolz

A man who is obviously trapped in an intricately messy situation has asked netizens to help him out of the trouble he has found himself. My name is Okoro D. I live in Enugu state. People always find it queer when I tell them that I am a virgin at 26, but that is the absolute truth. I have made myself a promise that I will not break my virginity till I get married. However since I resolved not have s*x with any woman except y wife, I have had too many temptations to break my word. It started when I packed to the compound I now live in. My friend showed me the house and it looked really nice so I packed into it. A week after my stay in the compound, a young girl, the daughter of the landlady came to my room to ask for some perfume which I gave her. She came back that same day in the evening and gave me a perfume which she bought for me claiming that one I had was not good enough. I accepted and thanked her. Just when I thought it was all over, she came back the next day and sat on my bed. I asked what she wanted and she smiled seductively making me shiver just looking at her. I asked her to go out and she smiled again telling me not be a child. I left the room for her. I didn't see her again for some days and I was beginning to heave a sigh of relief when something worse happened. When I returnedhome one day, the landlady's daughter came to see me again. My heart skipped several beats when I saw her. She was really seductive. I asked her what she wanted and suddenly she slipped out of the gown she was wearing and stood there completely n*ked before me. I almost screemed. I had never seen a n*ked woman that close to me before. I ran out of the room. I didn't come back till late at night. To cut the long story short, my landlord's daughter has not stopped coming to show me her n*ked body with intent of seducing and making me lie with her. I also have a neighbour, a policeman who had a very beautiful wife, Ngozi. Ngozi came into my room one morning just as I was going out and asked me for my knife which I gave her. To make matters worse, Ngozi, my neighbour's wife has joined in the show. She would come to my room in the morning before I go out and show me her bare breasts. I am tempted to report Ngozi to her husband but I know the consequences that act will bring. Should I just pack out of the house to avoid my landlady's daughter? That by itself will bring many troubles for me. I am so confused. Please help.

9janewsarena:
When it comes to street style, Ebube reigns supreme. shes looking good.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BAYGikEo8Z6/?taken-by=poshesteb

cc: lalasticlala, ishilove, ijebabe

This one wey she pose behind black gate, abi she don rent Linda Ikeji former house?
It is well!

Thank God she decided to be responsible no be this baby mama thinz!

Despite the FG effort to make fuel available and at a reduced price, some filling stations are yet to yield to the new fuel price. Many are not even selling.
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I read in the news recently that retailers should sell for N68.50k while others sell for N68 per litre.
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But I was surprise when I walked into one NNPC located at Ijaye and fuel is sold for N100 per litre.
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Immediately I made my knowledge about the new fuel price known and I was told that N100 for gallons while other means of transportation is N68 in their filling station!
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Is it the same in your area? please share. Also don't forget to mention your location.
CC: Lalasticlala
Ishilove

porshuch:
why should I be ashamed of myself, pls stop listening to fake stories, when did govt said that they should pay 375000, pls back up your claims with fact. 375000 for what?

On the issue of time of demolition, Fashola govt gave them the quit notice, the vacating notice is upto 1yr, even before they travelled for Christmas holiday, they were told to vacate that the place will be demolished, but ha gbara Isi akwara, now they are blaming the government. We Nigerians are the ones setting this nation backward.

Is well.

It on a thread I created today:
"A representative of the mall’s management who
identified herself as Mercy, explained to Vanguard
that the rent was N300,000 per annum, N3,000
agreement fee and monthly access charge of
N6,000." Vanguard.
Do the calculations yourself.

PentiumPro:
You people should stop this confusion! You should make up your minds whether you are Nigerians or Biafransss. You can't be Nigerian when you want to get the privilege or Biafransss when things are not going your way.

My dear let me make something clear to you, until the Igbos are granted freedom which obviously the country is reluctant to do, the Igbos are still in Nigeria and so they are Nigerians.
Apart from tribal issues, no one irrespective of difference in opinion, tribe, colour or race deserves to be ill treated!
Evil is simply the absence of God- Albert Einstein.
It is well!

The most brilliant piece I have ever read on NL! OP kudos keep the flag flying!

porshuch:
you're a disgrace to that your moniker. If you know the meaning of your name, you wouldn't hv called me a bastard. Ngwa nara muo nso in Jesus name.

If it is not Google translating for you how can you be happy when peoples' source of livelihood is taken away from them at the beginning of a year no matter the tribe.
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Do U have conscience at all?
Not only was their shops demolished, they must pay N375,000 annually in a country we all claim belongs to all without compensation!
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N6,000 monthly access fee! How much do they make? for crying out loud these people have other responsibilities!
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What kind of animal does that? and you are all here blabbing rubbish.
When Theodore Orji did the same in Abia, we all condemned it, Rocha's Okorocha took them in!
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What is wrong is wrong no matter who is wronged!
You should be more ashamed of yourself!

ikbnice:
[b]A lady was dragging her box while on a bike.


Can this comfortably happen in Nigeria especially Lagos?

When she reach where she dey go she go just see say na only handle she hold, the luggage don go.
It is well!

porshuch:
Nkita racha ohaneze Anya. Who owns those shops that were demolished? Answer is YORUBA People, but did you hear them complain? Government even gave them up to one year to pack out. Sometimes it baffles me how the Igbo of my generation thinks.

When Peter Obi decongested upper Iweka, nobody lamented, but now see how beautiful upper Iweka is now, why is ohaneze sentimental about this, You ppl should leave Ambode to develop his state the way he wants. If you're not ok with his policy please pack to another state.







I refuse to be a sentimental Igbo.

That is if you are one! bast***d

lolaxavier:
Please what is ohaneze?
Why do these people feel that any action carried out is purposely to deal with them.


So government should not work again because someone somewhere is getting drunk with palm wine in his village.

Again, they may constitute a significant % of the shop owners in Oshodi, igbos are not the only tribe in that market. These people should just shvt up and move on with the ongoing progress. Illegal structures claiming space...

May the same work be applied to your means of livelihood. Amen!

mromo9ja:
When Fashola cleared Oshodi few years ago, did anybody say he targeted Yoruba traders? Why do we always reduce issues to tribal/ethnic sentiments? Why are the Yoruba traders in Alaba not blaming govt for allowing Igbos dominate the market?

Am happy U said Fashola cleared Oshodi not a particular section!
Now if he recently cleared Oshodi, what is the need of clearing it again?
Fashola cannot be compared to Ambode in case you have not noticed there is a great difference between them!
Let me know if you need highlights.

N300,000/annum!
N3000 agreement fee!
N6,000 Monthly Access fee! = N72,000/annum!
Bringing the total of their annual fee to N372,000!
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Now let me ask:
1. Won't these marketers transfer this aggression on their customers? surely the prize of goods will be higher!
2. How will these people meet up with the demands at home?
3. Is this not encouraging crime?
4. Has anyone felt the welfare package promised by Ambode in his electoral promises?
5. Anyone that says the Igbos are not the target should take another look at those interviewed or involved directly.
I must say that Ambode contrary to his electoral promises is not business friendly!
I am not trying to condemn Ambode but to speak out in order to right a wrong!
Nigerians are watching.
It is well!

LAGOS—Traders from the demolished Owonifari
electronic Market, Oshodi were weekend divided
on whether to re-accept the Lagos State
Government’s planned relocation to Oshodi
Resettlement Market (former Isopakodowo
market) or not. While some maintained their
previous stance, others have backtracked.
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It will be recalled that the traders had earlier
rejected Lagos State Government’s plans to
relocate them to Oshodi Resettlement Market,
former Isopakodowo market, citing structural
instability and several structural defects on the
building as their reason for the rejection.
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Vanguard gathered that larger percent of the
traders towed ethnic lines in their decision. While
those of Eastern extraction decided to secure
shop in Arena Shopping Mall, Bolade, Oshodi, their
Western brothers have opted for the government
plans.
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A visit to the Arena Shopping Mall, owned by the
Nigerian Army on Saturday, the mall management
were sighted instructing artisans on how some
large shops should be partitioned. Also at their
office, the desk officials were busy attending to
applicants, especially traders of the demolished
Owonifari market.
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Also, the traders who have been allotted spaces/
shops were seen waiting for their artisans to
complete fixing of their furniture or sorting their
goods before stocking them in their new shops.
Accepting demolition in good fate
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A trader, Mrs. Bridget Okoro, who spoke to
Vanguard, said that she had accepted the
demolition in good fate, saying “I have moved on
with my business. And I am happy that I have
secured a shop here. Space in the mall is
spacious compared to Owonifari electronic
market.”
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Another trader who identified himself as Solomon
Okey, said that the location of the mall would
afford him the opportunity to retain his
customers. “It is just on the same axis. And it
has enough parking lots. I believe that would also
help us attract more customers.”
But the story is not the same for some traders
who were yet to raise the required fund to rent
shops in the mall.
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A trader who spoke on the condition of
anonymity, lamented that he was yet to raise the
required fund to secure a shop in the Arena
Shopping Mall, noting, “I am still sourcing for
funds. Presently, I kept my goods in my friend’s
warehouse. And immediately I could achieve that,
I will approach the mall management to secure a
shop.”
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A representative of the mall’s management who
identified herself as Mercy, explained to Vanguard
that the rent was N300,000 per annum, N3,000
agreement fee and monthly access charge of
N6,000.
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However for the traders who accepted the Lagos
State Government offer, they have purchased
allocation forms, filled them; attached the
necessary requirements. After which they handed
their forms over to their representatives for
onward submission.
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Some of the documents attached to the forms
were allocation letters, Lagos State Resident
Registration Agency, LASRRA, registration slip and
two passport photographs.
An official of the State Government, who chose to
speak under condition of anonymity, in an
interview with Vanguard on Friday, confirmed that
sizeable number of the traders have collected
their forms.
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He noted that they have been instructed that
traders of demolished Owonifari market should be
given priority consideration in the allotment
exercise before others.
Former executive chairman of the Market, Prince
Issa Ogun-Kayode told Vanguard that he has
submitted his form and was waiting for the
government to commence allocation.
Why agreement between traders, govt delayed
Fact emerged weekend why the meeting between
the traders and the government foot dragged,
even after they agreed on the monthly rent.
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It was learned that the former legal counsel to
the traders, one Mr. Lasisi, advised them to
accept the State Government offers. But while
they were considering this suggestion, another
lawyer approached the traders offering them
better legal service which they accepted.
A reliable source told Vanguard that while the
case dragged on, the traders raised another
committee to meet with the government
representatives with the aim to either consider
withdrawing their case or continue.
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At the meeting, the source told Vanguard that
after accepting their demands, they introduced a
N6, 000 monthly ‘Access Charge,’ which made the
traders angry.
He noted that the traders rejected the ‘Access
Charge,’ stating that they cannot part with such
fund monthly.
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His words; “With the current situation, we don’t
have an option now than to accept the
government offer because larger percent of us
cannot afford the huge fund required to secure
shop elsewhere.”
Oshodi demolition not targeted at Igbo traders —
APC chieftain
Meantime, a chieftain of the All Progressives
Congress, APC, in Lagos State, Mr Nkechi
Chukwueke yesterday said the demolition of the
popular Owonifari market in Oshodi area of Lagos
State is not targeted at any particular tribe,
especially the Igbo.
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Pouring encomiums on the State Government for
taking the bold move, Chukwueke, who served as
Special Assistant on Women Ethnic Group
Mobilisation/Empowerment to former Lagos State
Governor, Babatunde Fashola said not only Igbo
but traders from other ethnic groups were also
affected in the exercise, which according to her
“was carried out in good fate and in accordance
with the rule of law.”
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Ambode tasked on crime-freeLagos
She further urged the State Governor, Akinwunmi
Ambode to focus on his task of ensuring a crime-
free Lagos that will be conducive for all and
sundry.
“I have told a lot of my people from the East that
the exercise was carried out in good fate by the
State Government to rid Lagos of crime, restore
sanity to the area and ensure the master plan of
Lagos State is not tampered with.
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“From facts available, the State Government gave
enough notice to these traders and even provided
alternative market for them to relocate to but
many of them refused to go because they believe
they won’t make much sales if they go to the new
place.
“The truth is, we must rally round the Governor to
ensure that Lagos works. The Governor means
well for Lagos and he stands to gain nothing by
demolishing people’s shops. There are laws of
the land and it must be obeyed by all for the
state to progress,” she said.
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Also, Chairman of Conference 57, the umbrella
body of Executive Secretaries of Local Government
and Local Council Development Areas in Lagos
State, Hon. Alabi Kolade David faulted those
castigating the Governor over the demolition,
insisting that the action was a positive step
geared towards development and progress.
David said those calling the Governor names over
the development were exhibiting ignorance and
lack of foresight, as same was in line with the
transformation plan of government for Oshodi.
Oshodi as international gateway
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David, who described Oshodi as an international
gateway to Lagos and indeed Nigeria, said the
demolition was a positive step towards
transforming Lagos into mega city compared to
other cosmopolitan city-states of the world.
“What the Governor has done is a wonderful thing
as it will ease off a lot of things in Oshodi. Those
people that are saying negative things about the
Governor are the people that do not want Lagos
to transform into the megacity that we are all
yearning for.
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“That place is an international gateway to
Nigeria. It is the face of Lagos and face of
Nigeria because Lagos represents Nigeria. If we
want development for Nigeria, if we want
development for Lagos and if we want to be put
in our rightful position, that market must be
demolished,” David said.
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While insisting that Lagos State has done well in
providing markets for the people, David said as
an LG boss, he has had course to mobilize people
to apply for the numerous markets available in the
State.

kenonze:
Bad one for Bayelsa

What is good about the APC ruling States? Don't be a hypocrite!

belloabdulrazaq:
so they can blow grahma and free The criminals how wise

U see, comments like this make Buhari what they say he is - Autocratic in a Democratic setting!
Are U saying that PMB does not have faith in our legal system?
why arrest criminals then or are the judiciary only suitable when they dance to his tune and serve his purpose?
my dear you need to wake up even PMB you put all your trust in is not a saint!