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SocialJustice:
Learn to type coherently in English before you engage in online fight to display your poor educational background. You can't spell or form a proper sentence but you want me to believe any crap I see online like you. 😂😂😂. Ignorance never hides itself.

ANGELMARVE:
Buying of private jet is not as hard as you think.

The reason why you think it's hard is because of the lies about the amount.

This is why most sports stars have private jets because they have a steady flow of income for the next five to ten years, and this is why Davido's father can afford it too because he is a business owner.

Not many foreign musicians have private Jets because it's one thing to buy it's another to maintain it and keep paying tax for it.

Musicians do not have a steady and guarantee flow of weekly or monthly salaries. This is why no Africa Musician can afford a private jet, not Davido or whizkid or dbanj.
The tax alone will give them heart attack.

Do you expect Davido's father to be maintaining Davido's jet for him?
Hell No.

And one last thing, he might have sold his previous jet and add money to buy this one or have a deal with the jet company to return the first private jet and add little money for a new one and lastly.

Some people might not even be the sole owner of the jet.

What is in the contract is that the company makes the jet readily available for him if he needs it but once he don't need it, the company hires the jet out.

The world of the rich is complicated, everything is not as it seems online.

By the order of the Peaky blinders.

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BushDoctor123:
RE: EXCLUSIVE Million-dollar US Property Acquired By Nigerian Army General In Charge Of Logistics, Akerejola Uncovered As Soldiers Lament Poor Welfare, Obsolete Equipment

The Nigerian Army has noted with great concern the deliberate and concerted efforts to mislead the public by Sahara Reporters through a mischievous and smear campaign against the Chief of Logistics (Army) Major General Erema Akerejola over an unfounded allegation of a property in the United States with proceeds from contract scams.

Ordinarily, this bogus accusation would not have necessitated any reaction from the Nigerian Army, however, because the Nigerian Army holds transparency and accountability as some of its core values, it is necessary to set the record straight.

First and foremost, the property in question, located in the United States, was indeed acquired 12 years ago on a monthly mortgage basis, which is still being paid by Mrs Akerejola, who has lived and worked in the US for the past 19 years.

Alluding to insinuations that the owner of the property comes from a poor background is a slap on the face of every hardworking Nigerian, who has made something positive of themselves, despite their birth circumstances.

It is important to note that General Akerejola was only appointed about 6 months ago as the Chief of Logistics Nigerian Army, while the property was acquired about 12 years ago. Accordingly, the vague report intentionally failed to mention the year of acquisition. Therefore, ignoring those details in order to achieve sensationalism and satisfy his thirst to mischievously mislead the public was rather the ulterior motive. Little wonder, the writer did not provide any shred of proof for the story, other than the supposed words of unnamed sources, who appear disgruntled, if at all, they even exist.

It is expedient to state that the real intention or otherwise of the infamous online media in publishing such toxic concoctions at this critical period is targeted at causing disaffection and shaking the table within the Army. The NA's commitment to upholding the highest standards of integrity remains unwavering and would not condone any form of corruption or fraudulent activities within its ranks.

It is regrettable that such unfounded allegations have been made against a highly respected officer of the Nigerian Army who has a distinguished record of service and has consistently demonstrated utmost professionalism and dedication to duty throughout his career.

We urge the public to exercise caution and refrain from spreading false information capable of tarnishing the reputation of individuals who have dedicated their lives to the service of our nation. We also implore the media to carry out their responsibilities with the highest level of professionalism, ensuring that accurate and verified information is disseminated to the public.

The Nigerian Army remains committed to its mission of protecting the territorial integrity of our great nation and serving as a force for good. We will continue to hold ourselves accountable to the Nigerian people and operate with transparency and integrity at all times.

It must be asserted that the NA under the current leadership has remained resolute in carrying out its constitutional role and will vigorously continue to implement welfare programmes for the benefit of all personnel. Troops deployed in ongoing operational engagements are putting in their best in defence of the nation and should be encouraged, rather than plotting disaffection amongst them.

We assure the public that any allegation of wrongdoing within our ranks will be thoroughly investigated, and appropriate actions will be taken in accordance with the provisions of the law. The Nigerian Army remains committed to upholding the trust reposed on it by Nigerians.

ONYEMA NWACHUKWU
Brigadier General
Director Army Public Relations
13 December 2023

Well...balance is necessary in reportage to be fair...

Thoughty2:
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Ah! Nigeria is finished

Well..Roski 1 has a point ...

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Well...Roski 1 has a point...

baylrc4real:
Sorry o pls sir can you also tell us the money you embezzled in this project, sir. All these monies are to exorbitant to generate just 1600MW. Infact what your children get from your stolen funds are "chicken change" compared to what those village youth stole. Sorry sir am not justifying theft or that everyone is not corrupt. Think about this sayings when the head is sick it must affect the all parts of the body. All Nigerian political class and position holders are fantastically corrupt. Nothing not even the devil can change that fact. I cry for this nation.... We all want to suck its dry.

Well...

perhaps not the main owner of the invested money...

perhaps he has not revealed some details


perhaps there are many more beneficiaries


Perhaps you are correct...


Well indeed (alot of times) humans have the potential to be corrupt when they have the opportunity...

yakdat91:
By Adebayo Adedeji

Having bungled the somewhat goodwill that brought him to office as the 6th executive governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke, no doubt, has realised that dancing around the state alone can't fetch him the needed second term in 2026. Just seven months in the saddles, he has lost the grip of governance. He now struggles to pay pension and salary, couldn't fulfil his pre-election social contract of offsetting salary arrears before 100 days in office and social contract of transforming the State of the Living Spring to a mini London. His only achievements thus far are an installation of few poorly built pit-latrines and a construction of substandard roads, 1km in all, across the state! He has realised that his fans are deeply disappointed in him, despite the huge allocation, close to N100billion, accrued to the state since his inauguration last November.

Therefore, given his uninspiring performance, the prevailing local and national politics, the dancing governor might have been informed that the most desirable option available to him is rejoining the All Progressives Congress so as to protect his mandate and the business interest of his elder brother and sponsor, Dr Deji Adeleke.

The senior Adeleke, father of the ace singer, Davido, is known for his involvement in the energy/power sector in the country. His Pacific Energy Limited operates the Olorunsogo Power Company located in Ogun State and Omotosho Power Company located in Ondo State.

Since 2006 when the company acquired the two power plants (partly though), it has made significant exploits that now demand it gives more push for it to have a better hold in the industry. To fulfil its vision, the company in 2021 expressed its interest to invest in some plants put up for sale by the Bureau of Public Enterprises ( BPE). The five plants affected are in Geregu, Omotosho, Olorunsogo, Calabar and Benin-Ihovbor. The plants are 100 per cent for sale, in line with the policy of divesting government shares from thermal generating plants.

Of the 36 firms which submitted EOIs (Expression of Interests) for the power privatisation, 16 firms were shortlisted July 2022, including Deji Adeleke's Pacific Energy. But the process to land the deal is not a child's play. It involves many behind-the-scenes.

Can a sensible government allow an unfriendly investor control its power sector? The Adelekes know the answer, reason they have literally relocated to Aso Villa, running kitikiti to be in the good book of the new president. Or how many times, since emergence of Asiwaju Tinubu as country's president, have you seen the big mannequin in Abere issue his usual kindergatten press statements to deride Jagaban or his blood, Alhaji Adegboyega Oyetola, the immediate past governor of Osun State?

The Adelekes know they must shed their combative posturing... and better behave themselves, else their life-time ambition would suffer an eternal damnation. Because Tinubu won't stay akimbo while his party members in Osun are taken to Golgotha to be bludgeoned to death with reckless abandon, as it was the case in recent elections where close to thirty (30) APC members were gruesomely killed for the governing party in the state to earn their pyrrhic victories.

They know Tinubu won't subscribe to any election short of decency. And poignantly, they know it is a tall order for them to win a free-and-fair election under the unpopular, tattered and accursed umbrella. Reason the speculated migration back to APC is possibly number one on their wish-list.

Source:
https://naijinfo.com/2023/06/18/is-adeleke-planning-to-join-apc/

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MICHEALADEX:
Does bird 🐦 build nest inside a working jet?


They should stop hyping this adelekes nha after 4 years we go know how far

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jesmond3945:
With 500 million you can start up a private uni, you are here mentioning the money that would be used to open a bank.

maybe from very scratch..

Whymee:
One of the programs and achievement of the present government during his campaign is building 12 universities across Nigeria.

As much as I appreciate this development, something still baffles me, besides the administrative angle and academicians inputs to the establishment of a university and other module of operandi which I don't no much about.

Does establishing a university really cost much for the government. The lands are free, enough inputs from academicians, professors, educational regulatory bodies, university commissions etc, ...which are virtually free.

An average of 200 to 500 million naira on building per university for a start. ( administrative block, student affair block, and two to five lecture rooms).

I do see private university here and there and from my assessment they grow with time.

On an average less than 6.5billion naira for all the 12 universities, is this actually a project a government should be proud of for over a tenure.

Pls enlighten and educate me on what's takes to build a university by government.

Yeah ..from the start point...it would then grow over time...

jaxxy:


Ok then he probably is around that range. So he’s worth more that psquare?

many of these 'according to forbes' are actually NOT from Forbes if you cross-check well...also, some are quoted out of context

...you made good point...

tomdon:



This man you're a fook
If you want to enlighten people why not do it in good faith. You don't need to fan the embers of tribalism. You stink. Even if you have a share in Sifax it doesn't give the audacity to brag about the company belonging to any tribe. Anyone could've achieved it regardless of tribe. Sifax is just one of the 4 concessionares in the Nigerian port. Only Sifax belongs to Yoruba. Find out what others are achieving too
Sifax and classic terminals are on ago palace way. Find out what the classic man is doing

some schools would outrightly spell out 2.1 and above especially for some categories of programs , however could take 2.2 with some other compensatory factors... or less than 2.2 with some additional requirements to fulfill...

Additionally in some institutions, research dominant programs would typically require a relatively high Cgpa to get in directly (after first degree) or evidence of a previous masters degree completed

Broad range of CGPA would typically be invited for the selection process mostly (exams +/-interviews +/- other considerations like experience for MBA, research proposals for Mphil,MRes,MbyRes, Phds) ...selection process is more like okay come prove your self that you are a suitable candidate for the work ahead...most times what it takes to have built a good track record would still be applicable in proving your self, and if you probably can prove to be worth more than your cgpa or so ,you are also welcome...

OlawaleAE:


it's of note that Msc type of masters requirements won't exactly be same of that of Mphil and its categories..

And of course screening exams /or interviews where applicable are standard practice...

BoboKush:


UI.....
Unilag.....
These are both requirements for masters side by side
I guess u then stop blabbing ur mouth like uncultured swine.... U don't av enough information yet u r saying someone is childish yen yen yen

Having 2.2 isn't the end of the road..... Going for masters or certification I respect the op decision but the truth stil need to be told since thats what he/she request.... Major schools... Universities don't accept less than 3.0 or 2.2 for masters u wil av to do PGD
Or find schools that accept masters with 2.1

I was trying to give op right info m nt mock him/her

Op I wish u the very best

it's of note that Msc type of masters requirements won't exactly be same of that of Mphil and its categories..

Smithkafors:
Lol, where him see the money from. The way you guys call money she.

Another source revealed that he has debunked the rumour of donation...
so it was not a properly verified news/info in the first instance...

Are you sure you aren't mixing things up?...

Omihanifa:
The man dey cash out seriously from that deal he signed with NBET $30million every month
Whether TCN can wheel all the power he generates or not they must pay his DISCO firm (omotosho& olorunsogo) $30million

Journalism/media outlets in this part of the world need to improve in many aspects
actually

Johnnyessence:
Ile Ife road is in a pitiable condition. One couldn't imagine that this is the same road our father is plying to the state capital and other town to attend functions. Ile Ife as a cradle of Yoruba deserve better than what I saw on my way to the palace. Oniriisa as our father in Yoruba Land deserve to be moving in private jet to anywhere in the world if we have completed our airport. Baba, we will complete the airport and change the situation of Ile Ife road By God grace.

On a lighter mood, he said private jet will carry Baba to our airport in Osun and chopper will take him to his palace. That's the kind of treatment our father in Yoruba Land deserve.
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Above is the comment our agent of junk journalism twisted to "Ademola Adeleke promised to buy jet for Ooni of Ife. Bo ya ke enjoy nuisance yin to the fullest.

Actually, there seem to be alot of twist, later on Adeleke's media personnel also asserts that the purported story was not actually from Ooni , neither did it emanate from Mr Olafare as quoted, says it was from media manipulators who attach known names as part of their manipulative agenda

Johnnyessence:
Ile Ife road is in a pitiable condition. One couldn't imagine that this is the same road our father is plying to the state capital and other town to attend functions. Ile Ife as a cradle of Yoruba deserve better than what I saw on my way to the palace. Oniriisa as our father in Yoruba Land deserve to be moving in private jet to anywhere in the world if we have completed our airport. Baba, we will complete the airport and change the situation of Ile Ife road By God grace.

On a lighter mood, he said private jet will carry Baba to our airport in Osun and chopper will take him to his palace. That's the kind of treatment our father in Yoruba Land deserve.
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Above is the comment our agent of junk journalism twisted to "Ademola Adeleke promised to buy jet for Ooni of Ife. Bo ya ke enjoy nuisance yin to the fullest.

[quote author=Johnnyessence post=106604995] you better google it out and be sure of what I’m saying here. I’m not a novice. [/quote
you could give a link of a QUALITY website known for DUE DILIGENCE...

Johnnyessence:
kikiki, he replaced them yearly. Imole de

Are you sure? because there may be more than meets the eye as regards private jets, the modalities of ownership , access or usage of private jets could be more complex than many assume. Having access to private jets typically would cost something (not in the region of the poor) but may not always be tantamount to owning it outrightly

The BBC pidgin site actually added a clause that the 'net worth' stated is not yet verified

Konpresor012:


All those informations are from credible sources, i didn't make them up