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Ngige killed the debate. Even over hyped Soludo who crumbled Nigeria's banking sector would have flopped like Willy guy

This willy guy asked Ngige some stupid questions of saying he has № wife.

Ngige said his wife is a busy health professional

This Willy Willy guy did not nail the issue of d agreement with apga chairman. Instead he attacked the professor for saying he has highest academic degree

Other candidates mistakenly or purposely refer †̥☺ Ngige as your Excellency!

Constituent projects by Ngige:
Construction of 3 school blocks and many more,
He participated in 10 ammendment bills

Ngige is d real man!!!!!! Meeeeen

Ngige is teaching them all about minimum wage! Owna

So many persons esp those from our part of the world operate with closed minds. Just like a close pond smells, so irritating are comments from people who do not have open minds †̥☺ know new and better ways.

Our company opened a site years back †̥☺ promote one of our specialized services called DIASPORISE. Visit the website in ♏Ɣ post above put dots at d right places and you get there. Or simply google 'Daystar Shelter Ltd'.

Till now, we have built several houses for nigerians living outside nigeria. Doubting thomases can keep on sitting on d heaps of doubts.

Ngige has the salt that they all. Knowing about money or oil business can't change d state. It is performing that puts states on worldmap

spyder880:
1. The toilet is for temporal visitors, those that will ask to use the loo after having a good chopping/drinking session in the sitting room or in the dinning and may want to use the toilet, so please explain what you do in that circumstance, tell them to endure till you finish eating? What about the smell?
4. Supposing the owner of the house has 4 kids? How could 6 persons dine on 4 chairs?
Please solve these issues for us as we are all still learning.

* From my Attached drawing 1, note that the total space between the door of the said Visitor's Toilet to the right end of the Dinning room is a wooping 4.65m.
What this mean is that no matter the volumes of shi.t downloaded at the visitors toilet, with the door closed, an eating person will not smell or even hear.

* From the second drawing, I've fixed the dinning table in the most apropriate corner. So it is clear that there is ample space to walk and even run around.

But I like your concrete finishing. Esp the bottom of your slab. No obnoxious exposure of reinforcements after the removal of formworks.

[quote author=X-factoria link=topic=688660.msg8521752#msg8521752 date=1308126482]You should rather ask why did the government appoint a Liquidator?? Usually, when a liquidator is appointed, it is a dire situation and the Liquidator will do his work within the shortest time possible so he can earn his fees and move on. So the word "Forced" is relevant.

Guy, I studied Civil Engineering so I have a good appreciation of cost of putting up structures as well as valuation of any civil engineering work. I also visit that building often and know it like the back of my hand because my stockbroker - Resort Securities occupies the 10th floor. You don't do costing with emotions. Check out my analysis again. Do you honestly think that the average cost of a floor would be more than N100m? N100m is no small money o![/quote]I am a high-rise Specialist.
I have designed and supervised some high-rise buildings.
It is wrong to devide the total money by the number of floors.
The last one I was part of, the registration with Lagos State at just one stage was N100 Million. That one is just 26 floors. Total registration is about N300 Million. Not to talk of Land, court cases (necessary), Piled foundation, Etc Etc Etc

efisher:
Deposits equally attract the same penalty!

Are you sure you aren't getting this policy totally wrong?

enyojo:
THE FIRST NAIRALANDER TO SPIT THREE LIES CONSECUTIVELY IN A ROW ON THIS THREAD: RASPUTINN

Thirded!

If Kidnappers snatch someone's mum, and demand N5M cash, how will he/she pay (if s/he has)?
That will be about 34 days of consistent withdrawal of N150k daily.

11 communities sue CBN over daily withdrawal limit
On June 13, 2011 · In News

By Ikechukwu Nnochiri
ABUJA — Eleven communities in the riverine areas of Delta State have asked a Federal High Court in Abuja to declare the directive issued by the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mallam Sanusi Lamido, to all financial institutions in Nigeria, limiting cash withdrawal by individuals and corporate bodies to N150,000.00 and N1,000,000.00 respectively, as null and void.


Sanusi Lamido
The plaintiffs are specifically praying the High Court for an order of perpetual injunction, restraining the CBN and its governor, from implementing such policy, pending the hearing and determination of their substantive suit.

The communities behind the suit are Akpakpa, Ogidigben, Madagho, Ijalla, Kantu, Omadino, Ogheye, Dheghe, Ajudaibo, Obaghoro and Okrigho.

The plaintiffs who contended that going ahead with such plan would amount to an infringement on their fundamental rights as enshrined in the 1999 constitution as amended, equally joined the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation as a defendant in the suit.

Among other reliefs they are seeking from the court includes, “a declaration that the policy/directive issued by the 1st and 2nd respondents to all financial institutions in Nigeria to charge a punitive fine of N100.00 for every N1,000.00 withdrawn from such financial institution, is excessive, punitive, derogatory and a breach of the fundamental rights of the applicant under the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended 1999 and is null and void.

As well as, “an order of perpetual injunction restraining all the respondents whether by themselves, their servants, agents, privies or other representatives, howsoever called, from implementing the policy/directive limiting cash withdrawal by individuals and corporate bodies to N150,000.00 and N1,000,000.00 respectively.”

Canvassing their arguments through an affidavit deposed to by a leader of one of the communities, Mr. Ayiri Emami, the plaintiffs maintained that implementing the directive would cause them severe economic hardship.

Emami averred that more than 50 per cent of workers under his employ in the community earn their wages on daily basis whilst the rest earn monthly salary, adding that he pays over N1,500,000.00 to workers on daily basis, except on Sundays.

He argued that the proceeds from all his businesses, which he deposited with various financial institutions within the state, are his property, insisting that he should statutorily have the exclusive right to determine the volume of withdrawal to make at any point in time.

oyb:
the word which a lot of newspapers are keeping mum on is that the 10 billion loan was from UBA.

just an interesting coincidence that he also bought a building in which that uba is a tenant

could turn out to be a variant of the shenanigans between otedola and ovia

otedola 'bought' stallion house on ajose adeogun with a zenith bank loan, defaulted, and now the building is the property of zenith bank. another step in ovia's bid to tur ajose adeogun to zenith boulevard

I'm getting u better.

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pro01:
Come to think of it. . .in my opinion, David Mark would not be a bad choice for 2015 presidency anyway. I just love the man's grace, confident elegance, charisma and smooth leadership carriage. He comes across as a man that was Born to Command; a natural leader. Although I strongly doubt that 'the north' would allow a Christian take up their presidential slot. But then that's a matter for another day. I guess we would have to get to the bridge first before we cross it.

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David Mark Are u serious??

What a cheap and weak campaign strategy! You are one of the wasted forces. Go home and rest!

^Copied from a the website

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/06/david-mark-warns-on-2015-presidency-don%e2%80%99t-campaign-for-me/

[b]David Mark warns on 2015 presidency: Don’t campaign for me
On June 12, 2011 · In News

BY PETER DURU

Senate President David Mark has cautioned his supporters and leaders of the Benue South Senatorial district against campaigning for him in the 2015 presidency.

Mark warned that it was morally wrong for anyone to embark on such a campaign for him when he did not commission anyone to do so.

Speaking in Otukpo at a special luncheon he organised at the weekend to express his gratitude to the people of Benue South district for electing him back to the Senate, Mark asked Idoma leaders to support him to complete his second term as Senate president, rather than expend energy on presidential campaigns.

He said: “Please stop the campaigns; no more further campaigns for what will happen in 2015. The time has not come and we cannot afford the distraction”.

Mark urged the Benue South to offer him the complete support he needs to successfully carry out the duties of his office.

While appreciating Nigerians for their support for his leadership of the Senate, the Senate president particularly expressed gratitude to President Jonathan and wife, Dame Patience, for backing his re-election from the very day he declared his intention for his fourth term[/b]

oyb:
and guess who resides on the ground floor

UBA

Could UBA be privy to this shaddy deal?

^^ Good defence sha. If it was legitimately done, they should leave them alone. Don't give a dog a bad name to hang it. That is my take