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dayo23:
mention with respect

madridguy:
No wonder international media tagged our journalist as brown envelope thief. Awon onisokuso

swemzkid:
after the call I will simply bend her ass and try in on her and start making my own calls

UniosunGuy:
The List is out.. I'm in already !!! Godwin

A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered all
the major telecommunications service
providers in the country to appear before it on
September 17, 2015, to justify the
disconnection of mobile lines of certain
subscribers in the country.
The National Communications Commission
had reportedly given a seven-day ultimatum,
starting from August 4, 2015, to the major
telecoms operators in the country to
deactivate unregistered lines with invalidity
status.
The order was reportedly hinged on
intelligence reports that several attacks carried
out by the Boko Haram insurgents in the
North-East and the Federal Capital Territory,
Abuja, were coordinated with the use of
unregistered mobile lines.
The deactivation directive had followed a
meeting of the Office of the National Security
Adviser, the Department of State Services and
the NCC to examine the security threats posed
by unregistered Subscriber Identification
Modules.
But on Wednesday, Justice Mohammed
Yunusa ordered the appearance of the
telecoms companies after declining granting
an ex parte application seeking the immediate
reactivation of all deactivated mobile lines.
The nine applicants in the suit, including a
Lagos-based lawyer, Olayinka Oyeniyi, said
they instituted the action on behalf of
themselves and all other subscribers in the
country who had been subjected to
inconvenience following the deactivation of
their lines.
The applicants claimed that they had suffered
extreme anguish, having been rendered
incommunicado to their loved ones and
business interests.
They also claimed that their rights to dignity
of human person had been injured following
automated voice message left on their lines
informing callers that they had been barred
for incomplete registration.
The applicants, who claimed to have dutifully
registered their lines by furnishing the
telecoms service providers with their complete
biodata few years ago when they purchased
the SIMs, contended that it was unjust and
unwarranted for their lines to be so
deactivated without any prior notice.
They said their lines were deactivated in spite
of the fact that over the years, the telecoms
companies had continued to give out their
particulars to marketing companies which
inundated them with unsolicited calls and text
messages, while the telecoms companies
made profit without respecting the applicants’
rights to privacy.
They prayed for an order mandating the
respondents to immediately reconnect and
restore their lines, in addition to an interim
injunction restraining them from further
barring the lines pending the determination of
their suit.
They urged the court to prohibit the telecoms
companies from broadcasting unsolicited SMS
and short codes to the applicants’ mobile
phones in violation of their rights to privacy.
Besides, the applicants want the court to
compel the management of the telecoms
companies to give the details of the income
generated through bulk SMS, short codes and
other related SMS-based services from 2012
till date in accordance with Order 44, Rule 4
of the Civil Procedure Rules 2009.
But rather than grant the prayers sought by
the applicants, Justice Yunusa said it was in
the interest of justice to give the telecoms
companies the opportunity to justify their
actions.
The judge ordered that hearing notices should
be issued on the respondents, while he
adjourned till September 17, 2015 for them to
appear.
The respondents in the suit are Airtel Nigeria
Limited, MTN Nigeria Communications
Limited, Etisalat Nigeria and Globacom
Limited.
http://www.punchng.com/news/court-summons-telecoms-operators-over-deactivated-lines/

Mrokaykay:
Some people will b admitted first week of January 2016 based on underground lists.....just pray u aren't among such people... this one u are impatient 4 something that can only b delayed but not denied

Segadem:
fake news

delishpot:
Ignorant people. what has the government put in place to ensure smooth economic growth for businesses in Nigeria? No proper infrastrructure , no security. Only arms dealers will be interested in doing buiness in Nigeria at the rate we are going anyway.

OZAOEKPE:
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HerexG:
Appointments are call to serve not a call to chop

2el:
Omo dem fine die

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Tribunal has commenced a clampdown on very wealthy civil servants.
Already, the agency has seized 24 property
and several cars from three civil servants with one of them having 18 property.
A document obtained from the Office of the
Chairman of the ICPC, Mr. Ekpo Nta, with the title ‘Notice of Seizure of Movable and Immovable Properties Pursuant to Section 45 (4) a – (b) of the Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Ac 2000, revealed that the commission seized the property from three officials of the Ministry of Niger Delta.
It stated that the property was seized because
they were “excessive of the emoluments of the
affected officers.”
Although the document, dated August 11,
2015, is silent on the status of the officials, it
was gathered that the three officials are all
principal account officers of the ministry,
which has been one of the focuses of
investigations by the ICPC in recent times.
The Niger Delta ministry officers listed in the
document are Poloma Kabiru Nuhu, Mangset
Longyl Dickson and Daniel Obah.
The ICPC boss said the decision to seize the
property would be served on the appropriate
Land Registries and Departments in all the
states where the property are situated.
He stated, “The commission is investigating a
matter involving some staff (members) of the
Niger Delta Ministry, with certain movable and
immovable property owned by the said staff.
“The commission is of the opinion based on
the aforementioned investigation that these
movable and immovable property owned by
these people who are staff of the Ministry of
Niger Delta Affairs are excessive, having
regards to their present emoluments and all
other relevant circumstances. The commission
hereby notifies the entire public that all
movable and immovable properties owned by
these staff (members) and listed hereunder
are seized.”
According to the ICPC boss, one of the
officers, Nuhu, has 10 hectares of land,
covered by Right of Occupancy at Kuje valued
at N50m.
It was stated that the same officer has an
uncompleted duplex at Diamond Estate, Apo,
Abuja, that is worth N90m.
Nta also said Nuhu has 16 plots of land which
are all covered by Certificate of Occupancy in
different parts of Gwagwalada, Abuja.
Another civil servant on the ICPC list, Dickson,
is said to have a plot of land at Kubwa
District, Cadastral Zone, Abuja. The property is
valued at N7m.
The third official, Obah, is said to own
different plots of land in Abuja and Port
Harcourt, Rivers State.
Nta said Obah has a four-bedroom duplex at
Karsana South District, Abuja, valued at
N60m.
He is also said to have a plot of land at
Ozuoba, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Other plots of land said to belong to Obah are
located in Umuodili Odubo Community in
Rivers that is worth N16.5m; Olipobo
Rumuekini Layout, Obio Akpor Local
Government Area valued at N18m and another
plot at Livingstone Estate Umuogodo, Igbo
Etche in Obio Akpor Local Government of the
Rivers State.
The PUNCH had exclusively reported on July
30 that the Federal Government’s anti-
corruption operatives had been sent after
‘super rich’ public officers who had multiple
property and other assets suspected to have
been the rewards of graft.
According to the report, the searchlight of the
anti-corruption agents was on civil servants
that possess questionable property in the
Federal Capital Territory.
It was also reported that operatives in the Assets Tracing, Recovery and Management Unit of the ICPC had been asked to haul in suspects for interrogation and recovery of ill-gotten assets in their possession.
The ICPC was reported to have strengthened
the ATRMU by posting more personnel to the
unit to ensure the success of its campaign.
On Wednesday, the Auditor-General of the
Federation, Mr. Samuel Ukura, had
recommended the recovery of about N183bn
being funds meant for the development of
Niger Delta but which was allegedly diverted
for other purposes.
Ukura, who stated this in three special audit
reports to the Clerk of the National Assembly,
Mr. Salisu Maikasuwa, explained that the
amount was discovered in the periodic checks
carried out by his office on the activities and
programmes of the Niger Delta Development
Commission between 2008 and 2012.
According to him, N70.4bn was paid as
mobilisation to various contractors who never
reported to site, while N90.4bn was the extra-
budgetary expenditure for heads and sub-
heads without approval by the legal
authorities.
He also said N10bn was tax deductions
without evidence of remittance to the Federal
Inland Revenue Service; N5.8bn was payment
to contractors for projects not executed,
stalled or abandoned, while N1.2bn was
undeducted taxes from contractors.
Ukura added that N3.1bn was transfer made
to unauthorised accounts; N1.7bn was staff
outstanding staff advances which were never
accounted for and N785m out of N1.1bn
meant for the supply of furniture to various
schools in Delta State was diverted.
He explained that the funds for the furniture
supply was certified paid whereas inspection
carried out by the Auditor-General’s office
revealed that no single chair was distributed
during the period under review.

Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/anti-corruption-war-begins-•-icpc-seizes-24-property-from-three-civil-servants/

Heedris22:
Pls, how wil DE students check their result?
And when?

tolasa:
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tolasa:
@op,i replied ur mail. did u get it?