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greatiyk4u:
Here is a list of states in Nigeria owing workers' salary

Please check if your Governor is owing and how long

Nigeria is my country and
Buhari is my President


I am here to make real sense because common sense is for common minds.

. This is at the state level. Delta owes over 6months of LGA salaries

gist4kidsblog:
https://encomium.ng/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Tee-Billz-and-Tiwa-Savage-wedding-01-650x400.jpg

Tiwa Savage's husband Tee Billz accuses her of sleeping with Donjazzy, Dr Sid, 2face
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3651061_screenshot20160428082404_png0353fb05cc44d47de8d936900b965c95

Tee Billz or some one who claims to be has been ranting on Instagram this morning...He has called hi wife,Tiwa Savage's mum a witch, accusing her of sleeping with Donjazzy,Dr Sid and even 2face Idibia..He says he made her a superstar and she will never have peace with the fame..He is even threatening to commit suicide ..

Has his account has been hacked or is this some Jay Z and Beyonce Lemonade stunt ..They need to clear the air on time because it's getting scary..Read below

http://www.gistmelove..com/2016/04/huh-tiwa-savages-husband-tee-billz.html


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https://cdn.bellanaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Tiwa-Savage-Dr-Sid-to-Host-The-Headies-Awards-December-2013-BellaNaija-022-400x600.jpg

. Lessons for guys...look before you leap cos broken relationship better than broken marriage.

Bigmillz:
President Buhari has urged the World Bank to do all within its powers to facilitate the speedy repatriation to Nigeria of stolen funds still being held by Swiss authorities.

Speaking at a meeting with the visiting Managing Director of the World Bank, Ms. Sri Mulyani Indrawati, President Buhari said that the repatriation of the additional $320 million in Switzerland, which has been identified as illegally taken from Nigeria under the Abacha administration, will help to ease the current economic hardship facing the country.

Buhari assured Ms Indrawati that his administration was taking appropriate steps to ensure that public funds are no longer stolen or misappropriated by government officials.

‘‘We need the support of the World Bank for the repatriation of the funds. We are as concerned as the World Bank about accountability. If such repatriated funds have been misapplied in the past, I assure you that the same will not happen with us. Three hundred and twenty million dollars is a lot of money and we will not allow it to be misappropriated or diverted,’’ President Buhari told Ms. Indrawati.

One of the conditions given by the Swiss Authorities for the repatriation of the funds is that it should be expended on the implementation of social programmes for the benefit of the Nigerian people in an efficient and accountable way, guaranteed by the monitoring of the World Bank.

Buhari also assured the World Bank Managing Director that his administration will honor all agreements with the Bank that will help to stimulate Nigeria's economy and reduce the level of poverty in the country.
He said that Nigeria will welcome greater international assistance for the rehabilitation of damaged homes, schools, health facilities and other infrastructure in the North Eastern states affected by the Boko Haram insurgency.

Ms. Indrawati told President Buhari that the World Bank was ready to use its knowledge, expertise and resources to help Nigeria achieve faster growth and development.

‘‘We will strongly support you to create jobs and ensure prosperity in Nigeria,’’ the World Bank Managing Director assured President Buhari.
She also expressed the World Bank's full support for the war against corruption being waged by the Buhari Administration.



http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/202531-buhari-urges-world-bank-facilitate-speedy-repatriation-stolen-funds.html

. I thought he said Abacha didn't steal any monies and now he wants the Swiss bank to return the Abacha's loot. Nigeria is a joke

months:
Fake News by APC aplogist.



All well meaning Nigerians have a duty to reject the National Grazing Reserve Bill.

The consistency in violent attack of the Fulani Herdsmen since Nigeria elected a Fulani President in 2015 are no coincidence. They are calculated attempt to persuade Nigerians of the need to expand fulani territorial sphere of influence nationwide. Election time, a small group of fulani army will be in position to intimidate the native on the party to vote to avoid attacks.

As i type, there are more than enough green field in the North that the Fulani have refused to use for grazing. The Fulani never attack muslim communities in the North but are prone to attack Christian communities, buring down homes and Churches.


The burning of Churches underlies a religious incentive and motivation for the attacks of Christian communities in their ancestral homes. The islamisation agenda of the Fulani core North have entered phase 2. The first wave of attacks were from Boko Haram religated to the border of Chad by the GEJ administration. The second wave of attack is by Fulani Herdsmen aka Boko Haram. It is no news that majority of Boko Haram fighters are actually Fulani.


Fulani Herdsmen are not indigenous to Nigeria, they are invaders that subverted the indigenous Hausa communities. Fulani have their homeland in Mali. However, under the proposed National Grazing Reserve Bill which creates a council to be chaired by a Fulani Chairman to be appointed by the president. The council shall have the power to take your land anywhere the land is located in the country and then pay you compensation. Your land, when taken, shall be assigned to herdsmen who shall use your land for grazing purposes. They shall bring cows to the land and you shall lose the land permanently to those Fulani cattlemen".

In this sense, natives will lose the land and fulani will own (gain) the land across the country. If your land has oil or gold, the government will hand it to Fulani and drive you away from the land. Maybe you can go and stay on top water or jump into the ocean, since you have suddenly become landless. There is no guarantee that you will get any compensation in your life time or after death.

The Fulani are muslim and this means that Sharia court will be set up, alongside mosques in their new community and land.The Fulani would have gained a foot hold and forward operating base to attack indigenous Christian communities. They will no longer be guest on the land but land owners. The National Grazing Reserve Bill is invitation to subvert and destroy communities in the North central and South.

Fulani and their cows should be handed Sambisa Forest with its green pastures, that territory is enroute to Mali.

. This is an eye opener. Govs shd sack these herdsmen from their borders. Set up ranches across various govt to raise cows which will even increase their IGR. Each state should be self sufficient with their various ranch across their states. Get hay to feed the cows.QED

emmahoney:
Nylon 6,6 is hazardous to the living thing. When nylon is heated it gets converted to nylon 6,6!This then bio-accumulates and later bio-magnify;this would then lead to cancerous growth in the living system.

. Na so,nylon6,6 ni adiponitrile ko,acrylonitrile ni. Wey u,enter bush. U think na LLDPE dem dey yarn 4 here....thunder

emmahoney:
Nylon 6,6 is hazardous to the living thing. When nylon is heated it gets converted to nylon 6,6!This then bio-accumulates and later bio-magnify;this would then lead to cancerous growth in the living system.

. Na so,nylon6,6 ni adiponitrile ko,acrylonitrile. Wey u,enter bush. U think na LLDPE dem dey yarn 4 here....thunder

telleyway:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/ex-finance-minister-refunds-n140m-surrenders-2-houses/

. Going by corruption cases and money stolen,the northerners are the ones who have destroyed this country. Someone should do a write up on this.

telleyway:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/ex-finance-minister-refunds-n140m-surrenders-2-houses/

. The North actually destroyed this nation. 90% of monies stolen are by them#terrible

prettyboi1:
Honestly, I've always been a very patriotic Nigerian, but it seems like I'm giving up on the people of this country... Not because I don't love the country, but because of the people I have to call compatriots (fellow Nigerians).
Nigeria is not the problem, Nigerians are the problem. A people who love trivial things over simple common sense, ...a people who carry religious and tribal sentiments and bias over common sense and patriotism,.....a people who prefer to be superstitious even when simple logical reasoning is required,...a people who prefer political party affiliations to national patriotism, ...a people that can be so easily impressed by bvllshit and very simple things. Man, it's depressing.

I love Nigeria and I always wish and pray we get our acts right,utilize common sense and start thinking about progressive things like advanced technology, military superiority, economic superiority, advanced medicine and science, advanced arts etc but instead, my people prefer to think and fight over stupid things like 'tribe', or fighting over religious bias. God is good and I'm sure God wants us to impress Him by doing great stuff using our common sense, why do we have to become either Muslim or Christian fanatics? Did God ask us to hate each other and fight or kill each other for Him? No!

Ask the average Nigerian if he thinks about and wishes Nigeria would become a really great country, and I bet you every Nigerian wants that, but then the same people that want these advancements are the same people thinking about and engaging in daft and low-life things like tribal bias, religious bias, political party fanatism etc.
When good people come around to start doing great things in Nigeria, we would insult them, castigate them, judge them and turn against them...tell me then, who is going to do the great work we all wish for so that the country would grow and advance?
Oh boy, I love Nigeria forever, but I tire for Nigerians....our mentality NEEDS to change!

. You didnt say anything new that we dont wish for. Whats your take on these fulani herdsmen n our fulani president. Remember,sometime ago,the US tag the herdmen as a terrorist group and nothing has been done. Guy,say something concerning the situation n stop beating about the bush. We all want better Nigeria but some dont want better Nigerians.

maupe:
https://www.naij.com/810106-lai-mohammed-drops-bombshell-says-nigerians-expect-boko-haram-attacks.html

. The new trend by APC....we can't do anything overnight.#bravo.APC clap 4 yaself.

Hadez:
Happy birthday baby

To those "bashing me" I am not going to reply because I know the reason why most of you are pained is because I refuse to reply pms here on nairaland. I think I now know how it works.

If a girl ignores you, then the next thing is to trying bashing her maybe you will probably get her attention. Well I am beautiful and If you don't like it go and hug a moving train. You are all entertaining me because I am just laughing at the comments here

This wouldn't make me reply all the pms still. Loosers

. Lol, haven't given it a thought, members here have dps?

Barca001:
Those days this vintage tool will give you any hair style you desire and i also remember the Rolling Chair.
My favourite hair style was Crazy-joe but dad did not allow me to spot it.
Add your favourite hair style when you were kids.




#Feeling nostalgic

can't forget that old man when he comes with clipper on his bicycle. His breathe...omg!

maupe:
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/politics/pdp-takeover-of-senate-doom-for-buhari-yerima/143508.html

. APC lawmakers didn't reject the luxury cars. So ,nothing is gonna change in essence. Putting old wine in new skin causing damage since 1983.

sixtuschimere:
Pictured above is King Rasheed Adewale Akanbi the Oluwo of Iwo, Osun State. He is being heavily criticized for not upholding his culture because he wore a suit on his throne. Before becoming the king last year, he had spent about 20 years abroad and even his wife is a foreigner…. his people are calling for his immediate removal b4 queen starts rocking bikini for palace.Na the bikini go even make his subject protest for him palace.lol

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/04/yoruba-king-who-spent-many-years-abroad.html

. I don't understand Nigeria where a heir to a thrown is sent abroad. He should remain in the land to learn the culture. If they scared he will die if he sees the father,then he should remain somewhere in the land. Prince Charles stays in the palace with the Queen but we send ours away. Rubbish

hmuhammad:
The Managing Director of International Monetary Fund (IMF) Christine Legarde says the state of Nigeria’s economy is critical and requires proactive monetary, fiscal and structural policies to put it on the path of growth.

The IMF position during a media conference at the IMF WD spring meetings attracted the reaction of Nigeria’s Minister of Finance Kemi Adeosun.

The Minister, said Nigeria will overcome its economic challenges without taking loan facility from the IMF.

She disclosed this in a statement issued in Abuja on Saturday. Adeosun made the observation at the ongoing Spring Meetings of the IMF-World Bank in Washington DC in response to why the government has refused to apply for IMF loans.

The statement quoted the minister as saying that Nigeria was adapting to its new realities by implementing fiscal policies to steer the country back on track for stable growth with a diversified economy.

Signed by the Special Adviser to the Minister on Media, Mr Festus Akanbi, the statement said the minister expressed optimism that sound fiscal policies and investments would boost Nigeria’s economy by 2017.

Adeosun insisted that what the country was passing through was surmountable because government was already applying a “cocktail of measures to address the problem.

“Nigeria is not sick. The real vulnerability in the Nigerian economy is over-dependence on a single source of revenue; oil.

“We have resolved to build resilience into the country’s economy to hedge against future oil shocks. This is because dependence on oil brings about vulnerability and laziness.

“So, we are doing a combination of things to diversify our economy, with revenue mobilisation to enable sufficient investment in developing the non-oil sectors.

“We have great opportunities to reset the Nigerian economy and ensure that as we go forward, growth will be in a sustainable manner so that we won’t be vulnerable to oil price fluctuations.’’

Adeosun said with a truly diversified economy the government would have enabled opportunities for wealth creation that would have flow down to every Nigerian.

She said that the compelling business case in Nigeria is that the fundamentals remain very strong, a teaming, young growing population, rich in resources and that the government of the day is determined to finally get it right.

She added that the long term investors recognise this and understand the difference between short term and long term issues and that the case for Nigeria persuades one to plan for the longer term opportunities



http://www.nta.ng/news/investment/20160416-nigeria-is-not-sick-we-dont-need-imf-loans-finance-minister-kemi-adeosun/

. Nigeria is still a joke n everything still propaganda. Whoever still believes what these govt says must be dragged to Uselu.

wunmi590:
Hello e-family, the yams I bought on the 18th of Feburary, have started growing in my room, due to my busy schedule to cook them, though I bought six small ones, and I big one, I have eaten two from them, so the remaining have started growing, are they still eatable?

modified: the first picture was the first 5day i bought the yam.


come and see oo, very soon you and N'lander will start harvesting yam in my room

. You are a suspect. These are some of the yams Buhari is still searching. Tender asap....

cuvox:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/reversal-of-n5000-stipend-to-unemployed-okorocha-al-makura-others-back-buhari/

. What do you from them? They went to the market,bought brooms without parkers and we expect them to do proper cleaning.

dainformant:
Nigeria's Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Tukur Yusuf Buratai -led a group of soldiers on a special monthly routine exercise today in Abuja. The soldiers who started with a road walk in the wee hours of the morning, ended up with "light training" including push-ups conducted by the COAS himself.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.com/2016/02/chief-of-army-staff-ty-buratai-leads.html

. A soldier using mic on parade? Na wa o.

feldido:
Did he make Common Sense?

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=432262610304789&id=279327892264929

. With GEJ as our president we were on a gradual change from this cycle of old men ruling us but we decided to vote PMB in. That took us back to the same spot we started from n here we are. Enjoy the change.

iamlarry99:
Overview

. You can add little modification. Kitchen shd ve a balcony....8m with good materials

sonOfLucifer:
Dear Lord.. this discussion is focused on Nigerian religiosity, not what the advanced world practices.
Do you believe Africans descended from Adam and Eve? The Bible said so. It must be true. Bleep evolution.

A pastor raised a baby from death? Yes, Jesus said those who believe will do greater things.

No hospitals? Who cares.. My God has promised to protect me from all diseases.

No good roads? God will send his angels to guide me.

No power? God will bless me abundantly so I can buy a generator and live in comfort in the midst of suffering.

Religion, whether foreign or local, hasn't been helpful to Africa and Africans. The results stare us in the face daily. You can choose to deny it if you want to.

. We actually need to learn n i can speak of my own church that generates their own power and so many other things. An American said last year that if our govt can copy some of the things our churches do to become great, Nigeria will become great. I repeat,some churches ...... Our underdevelopment is as a result of govt and not us being religious. Even some of this religious organisations are doing certain things the govt needs to learn from.

LoveMachine:
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/if-i-open-up-nigeriall-burn-jonathans-ex-adc/

. The legal way isnt working so i advice our illegal President to try the illegal way cos naija only works in illegal way due to illegal govt deceiving us in an illegal way.

Born2Breed:
The Ooni of Ife, Adeyeye Ogunwusi, on Tuesday said Benin Kingdom in Edo State remained part of the expansive Yoruba race, a pronouncement that may spark fresh rivalry and altercation between people of the two ancient kingdoms.

The monarch made the comment in reaction to a statement credited to the palace of the Oba of Benin challenging the claim by the Alake of Egbaland, Adedotun Gbadebo, that the Ooni of Ife remained the pre-eminent spiritual leader in Yorubaland and environs.

Oba Ogunwusi, via a statement by his Director of Media and Public Affairs, Moses Olafare, made available to PREMIUM TIMES, said he was not interested in any supremacy battle with anyone but that he would continue to put the records straight and avoid distortion of history from any quarters.

The monarch said going by historical evidence detailing the Oduduwa lineage, Benin Kingdom remained part and parcel of Oduduwa House.

“We in Oduduwa land have always seen and regarded our people in Benin kingdom as part and parcel of Oduduwa House. They are our brothers and sisters, coupled with historical facts to back up this position,” Ooni Ogunwusi said.

“The statement credited to the Alake of Egbaland, did not emanate from us but the reality is that as a highly experienced and well informed monarch, Kabiyesi Alake, who is a bonafide Oodua descendant is entitled to his opinion based on his knowledge and understanding of history,” the Ooni said.

“Let me emphasize for the umpteenth time that Kabiyesi Ooni is less concerned over any supremacy hullabaloo. He is only interest for now in how the sacred throne of Oduduwa can explore measures through which the collective interest and genuine unity among Yoruba and other tribes within the larger House of Oduduwa can be enhanced.

“This informed his resolve to build bridges of harmony among Yourba Obas. I am resolutely committed to how Yoruba ethnic group can restore its glory and pride of position among other ethnic inclinations in Nigeria and don’t want to be dragged into supremacy contest or join issues with anybody.”

The traditional ruler said he recalled that about six years ago, attempt was made by some people to upturn history during the launch of a book titled: I REMAIN SIR, YOUR OBEDIENT SERVANT, which he said stood historical facts on its head.

Oba Ogunwusi stated that If the position espoused by the Oba of Benin Palace in the media “is aimed at distancing our people in Benin from the South West and Yoruba, so be it.”

He however added, “We still identify with them as our kinsmen, regardless of the attempt to change the course of history.”

The Alake had, while hosting the Oba Ogunwusi in his palace on February 7, rated the Ooni as the number one monarch in Yorubaland and other territories considered part of the Oduduwa House.

In his rating, Oba Gbadebo said Oba Ogunwusi was number one of the five principal Obas in Yorubaland, followed by the Alaafin of Oyo, then by the Oba of Benin (in third position), the Alake of Egbaland (fourth) and the Awujale of Ijebuland (fifth).

But in a swift reaction on Tuesday, the Esogban of Benin and Odionwere of the Kingdom, David Edebiri, rejected the ranking, saying the Ooni of Ife was a son of the Oba of Benin and that the Oba of Benin stool has no relationship with the Yoruba race.

The Esogban said, “We wanted to discard this report as something that was not necessary at all. We do not see how the Alake of Egbaland suddenly woke up to think that the Oba of Benin is also a Yoruba Oba.

“There is no basis for such classification; Oba of Benin has nothing to do with the Yoruba Obas. It is simply unnecessary, unless they simply want to stir up an unnecessary controversy.

“We are not in Yorubaland. To be frank, it is because many of them are not willing to come up with the truth, the word Oba is alien to Yoruba monarchy; it is not part of their title from time immemorial.

“For instance, the one they call the Oba of Lagos, these are recent adaptations. In the 50s, there was no Oba of Lagos, what we had was the Eleko of Eko. That is the title of the King there. In Ibadan, you have the Olu Ibadan. You come to Abeokuta, you have the Alake of Egba land. You come to Oyo, you have the Alaafin of Oyo. In Ilesha, you have the Owa-Obokun of IIesha. So no Yoruba monarch had as part of his titles the word Oba except the Oba of Benin.

“That word Oba is indigenous to Benin. It is only in recent times you find everybody bearing Oba. When the Western Regional conference of traditional rulers took place in Benin City in 1942, go and check the attendance, there was no other monarch in the whole of the Western Region then that bore the title of Oba, except the Oba of Benin.

“So it is an unnecessary excursion, an unnecessary attempt to turn history upside down by the Alake by classifying the Oba of Benin as third in the hierarchy of kings.

“Our own traditional history says that the Ooni of Ife was a Benin Prince who wandered from here to Ife, settled there and became the ruler there. That is the position, if they don’t know, they should send people here; we will teach them.

“We will show them landmarks. So this is unnecessary misrepresentation of history. Maybe the Alake wanted to mention a different place and not Benin.

“The monarchical rulership in this part of the world started from Benin during the era of the Ogisos. It was the son of the last Ogiso, Owodo, that wandered from here to Ife and he became a ruler there, carrying everything about the Benin monarchical system to that place. There is no basis for such classification.

“The Ooni of Ife, by historical facts, is a son of the Oba of Benin, so they are not in the same class. The Oba of Benin is the only one that answers Oba, the rest don’t. But today, we hear Oba here and there, they are all recent adaptations. I am saying categorically that the word Oba is indigenous to Benin and not to Yoruba nation.”




http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/198255-benin-kingdom-edo-yoruba-territory-ooni-ife-adeyeye-ogunwusi.html

. Hmmm. Also heard it that some yoruba States where also subject to the Benin Kingdom during pre-colonial era sequel to the invasion. Our school system so bastardised, history has been relegated to the grave. No research work anymore.

persius555:
You are a nairaland joke

. Okay, Mr. Joker. What should be done to deal with them like Lassa fever?

HungerBAD:
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has seized houses and other properties belonging to the immediate past Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Adesola Amosu (retd.), and other senior military officers worth N5bn.

Our correspondent learnt on Wednesday that the properties, which were seized in the Ikoyi, Ikeja GRA and Badagry areas of Lagos State, allegedly belonged to Amosu; the immediate past Chief of Accounts and Budgeting of the Nigerian Air Force, Air Vice Marshal J.B. Adigun; and Air Commodore O. O. Gbadebo, who was the Director of Finance and Budget at NAF.

A senior EFCC official, who did not want his name in print, told our correspondent that the suspects and others were cooperating fully with the anti-graft agency.

The source, who spoke to The PUNCH on Wednesday, in Abuja, said, “We have sealed a block of 12 luxury flats, located on Agodogba Street, Park View Estate, Ikoyi, belonging to Adigun. It is worth over N1.7bn. The same Adigun also owns another block of luxury flats on Sinari Daranijo Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. It is worth N1.8bn.

“A parcel of land, located on Bourdillon Drive, Ikoyi, worth N908m, belonging to Adigun has also been seized by the EFCC operatives.”

The source added that six other properties had been traced to Adigun, including a set of four terrace houses on Agede Street, off Aminu Kano in the Wuse 2 area of Abuja.

He stated that the properties traced to Amosu were located in the Ikeja area of Lagos metropolis.

The operative said apart from the buildings, Amosu’s vehicles had also been confiscated by the anti-graft agency.

He added, “Amosu confessed to owning an ultra-modern hospital on Adeniyi Jones Avenue in Ikeja. The hospital, St Solomon Health Care Limited, which is worth about N85m, has been sealed off.

“A house located on Adeyemo Alakija Street, GRA Ikeja, near the Ghanaian High Commission, which belongs to Amosu has also been sealed. It is worth over N200m.

“Amosu, who is from Badagry, also built a house in the area. That house has also been sealed off. I cannot state the worth of the house for now.

“We have also seized a bulletproof Toyota Sports Utility Vehicle and a Toyota Avalon, belonging to Amosu. He is cooperating with us.”

The detective said six other properties had been traced to Amosu, including one in Harmony Estate in Abuja.

The EFCC source said a block of flats, belonging to Gbadebo, had also been seized.

“Gbadebo was the assistant to Adigun. He is also helping with investigation. He owns a block of eight two-bedroomed flats in a border town between Lagos and Ogun states. He also has a fish pond in the compound. The building has also been sealed off,” he said.

Our correspondent learnt that as of Wednesday afternoon, detectives were still tracing and sealing off other properties.

Amosu and over 10 senior officers are being probed by the EFCC as part of investigations into the $2.1bn arms scam, especially in relation to the 10 contracts of the NAF, said to be worth $930,500,690.00.

On Monday, the immediate past Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh (retd.), was detained by the anti-graft agency.

Both Badeh and Amosu are answering questions on the non-specification of procurement costs, absence of contract agreements, award of contracts beyond authorised thresholds, transfer of public funds for unidentified purposes and general non-adherence to provisions of the Public Procurement Act.

The source explained that the EFCC had been given 30 days by the court to do a proper investigation.

“We have obtained court order and holding charge; we can detain them. It subsists for 30 days. Hopefully, we will be able to charge them to court very soon.

“We are sending a message to civil servants because the era of impunity is over,” the source stated.

All attempts to get an official confirmation from the EFCC proved abortive as the spokesperson for the agency, Wilson Uwujaren, neither responded to repeated telephone calls nor a text message sent to his mobile.

The PUNCH exclusively reported on February 3 that the EFCC had asked the former Chief of Air Staff to refund some money or contract sums traced to him.

Since his detention, Amosu had been quizzed over the procurement of two second-hand Mi-24V Helicopters instead of the recommended Mi-35M series at a cost of $136.9m.

The helicopters were alleged not to be operationally airworthy at the time of delivery while a brand new unit of such helicopters costs about
$30m.




http://www.punchng.com/efcc-seizes-n5bn-houses-of-ex-naf-chief-amosu-others/

. All these yoruba and hausa thieves should be hanged. These two tribes most especially are the corruption eating this country to her bone marrows.

damostic2005:
Hello guys, I need your honest opinions, I'm 26years old and I'm in love with a 30year old lady. She loves me too and she's got 2kids already, she has never been married as the father of her children left her over 8years ago..

She's a responsible woman as far as I know because she takes proper care of her kids, she's fromAkwa ibom and she's a police officer (Asp) but my parents don't want me to be with her, they say because she's older and she's got kids and because she's not yoruba, that she won't be submissive and respectful to me, bla bla bla.

..I'm a fresh graduate am still job hunting though..but once I get a job and settle down, I'm willing to go all the way with her..

We have been off and on for 4years now..but one thing am sure is that she loves me and her kids love me too..please I'm I on the right path? I hope am not getting myself into trouble? Please I need your candid advise..thank you guys

. You call what your parent said bla bla bla? Ready to dig your grave or you will the fly that accompanies the dead to grave. One lesson I will leave you with ; love shouldn't make you do stupid things cos if you do, you will regret later. Love isn't stupid.

ageraGT:
Ever wondered why girls never look at you seductively, and slowly lick their lips yearning to kiss u? well i know why! It’s because your lips are thick, hardened, black, parched, and scary!! yes I said it...pink lips is a very attractive facial feature most guys take for granted, even if u look like a malnourished African Ostrich your pink lips is gonna get you laid, ask wizkid and co. why they spend thousands of naira just to tattoo their lips to look pink. If u were unfortunate enough to be born without natural pink lips well good news to you my black thick lipped brother getting pink lips is not so hard it just takes determination, patience and you letting go of some habits. let me share with you my personal secret for my lips.

1. Avoid sunlight
Dudes, Chronic sun exposure can also cause slight darkening of the lips, so u gotta avoid those uv rays man.

2. Quit smoking
This one is lips 101 and pretty basic (if u think i have to explain further why u shouldn’t smoke then you are a retarded bovine creature)

3.Exfoliate your lips
This is where u actually have to do some work. Exfoliation means removal of dead skin on the surface of your lips. Personally, i do this by mixing honey with lime and applying it on my lips with a soft brush, you use the soft brush to slightly brush the top layer of the skin, do this every morning for 20- 30 minutes.

4. lick your lips
Yeah, when you see that pretty girl coming lick your lips while using your teeth to slightly scrape the surface to avoid excess disgusting mouth juice smothering over the lips, this will make your lips look brighter and pinker for few secs before harmattan returns your lips to its default settings.

So, this is what i Ageragt do to get dem pink lips... here are some of my photos (trip at your own risk i have a girlfriend)

. O boy stop drinking ogogoro.

efilefun:
Am sure if it was GEJ's picture you would have been worshiping this thread.... Just keep ur opinion inside your dirty arse

. No sane govt will do that bro; campaigning with the picture of another country's president. Isn't it lame? Check out the Nigeriens in our country, do they look like people with sense. I think you are sounding like them. Mumu.

Dawdy:
That idiot animal should be seriously dealt with, He belongs to the zoo. Say No to Biafra, Yes to one Nigeria.

. Why are we so scared of having Biafra and what has Nigeria as a country to better the lot of the populace to make us not to want the division of the country? I for one don't support both meaning we can break up and life will still go on. As for Kanu, I think he's just a victim cos lots of people have at one time incited a particular ethnic group. We need to really go back and address the major issues. Putting Kanu away forever won't even solve this problem.

watts75:
Is like PMB is today Africa symbol of integrity, politicians in Niger Republic are currently using Buhari pictures as a mark and sign of their integrity

. What do expect. Are they not part of the Boko boys, shoemakers, cow rustlers etc#leavetrashforlawma

bolajioginni:
True or False?

. True, naija girls too form joor.

Kingsolex1:
The Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki, on Saturday, ruled out the possibility of reversing the policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria, which excludes some imported goods and services from the list of items that can benefit from the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market.

Saraki, according to a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Sanni Onogu, stated this while hosting the Tomato Sub-Sectoral Group of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, whose members visited him.

The tomato paste producers had sought Saraki’s intervention to lift the exemption by the CBN on certain imported goods.

But Saraki said based on the present economic realities, difficult decisions should be taken to overcome the challenges.

The Senate President said, “It is high time we started telling ourselves the home truth as a nation. We are where we are because of our refusal to take hard decisions.

“As a country, we have to chart a new way different from the past, and that path is going into manufacturing as we cannot continue to remain an import dependent country.”

He challenged the tomato paste producers to focus more on how to be full-fledged manufacturers of the product using local raw materials.

Saraki also expressed surprise that in spite of the high level of local cultivation of tomatoes, the producers were still importing the Triple Concentrate used in the production of the product, which, he said, could be produced locally by raising the production level of tomatoes in the country.

http://www.punchng.com/cbn-forex-policy-irreversible-saraki/

. Hard decision indeed when they can't even reduce the money they allocated to themselves. Misplaced priorities.