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@ Femmy still waiting for a reply to my above requests. Thanks |
werepeLeri:Still doing your job. One na one day monkey go go market he no go come back. This is part of your amnesty programme. When your mates were sent abroad you were detailed to Nairaland for defence. Shameless man who doesn't think. Where are all those people defending Yar'Adua's health the other day. Quick wealth have a way of fading fast. When your principal's gone I know definitely you will find your way back to the creeks for kidnapping and pipeline vandalisation, Mr Voltron! |
werepeLeri: werepeLeri:Nairaland is so important to the nation's development that GEJ had to employ a Special Adviser (Beaf) and a deputy (werepeLeri) on its affairs? Just imagine Special Adviser on Nairaland Affairs!!! Every form of opposition must be taken care of. And they are doing a good job. It's not easy |
Nigeria is very complex at the moment. What happened to Bayo Ohu is enough to scare the hell out of any journalist in Nigeria. Am not holding briefs for journalists but they love life just like any of us here. In responsible climes me and you should take to the streets to protest his killing and many other ones happening to people of his ilk. We all, not journalists alone, have compromised in the whole drama playing out in Nigeria today. There wasn't much complacency during the evil military regimes as we have today. We all took to the streets then to protest against the juntas who were ready to smoke life out of any goddamn being who dare to challenge their misrule. @ Evil brain, do you really believed Salisu was removed in the interest of me and you? I personally do not believe so. |
Evil Brain:@Evil Brain journalism be it paid or freelancing is one of the ways information circulate worldwide. That Nigerian politicians own choice properties all around the middle east is not news to some of us. Just that articles like these remind us and inform those who do not know already. If you so doubt do your own research and send your counter findings to Sun newspapers as a rejoinder. These politicians do even more than the writers wrote. If you have ever had your hands on easy money you will understand how spending on frivolities become very easy. If God was bribable (not pastors) these guys will send huge chunk of their loots Him. ![]() |
Hi Femmy, how much would a 1999 Toyota Rav4 super clean with guards and carrier, a Vboot Merc with factory ac cost? Please give quote relatively to options and year for the Merc. Thanks |
Corrupt Nigerian leaders have found a safe haven in Dubai, one of the seven emirates in the oil-rich United Arab Emirates (UAE), for stashing away their loot. The spendthrifts among them have also devised ways to satisfy their celebratory appetite at the drop of a hat. Sunday Sun investigation during a recent visit revealed that with tightening of the noose on slush funds in the Western world, some smart Nigerian leaders turned their focus to the delectable tourism city and business hub. It was gathered that a former military administrator, who became an ambassador, owns a 35-storey tower named after him in the city. The structure is worth several millions of dollars. A former Nigerian vice president also has a state-of-the-art building in the upscale Jumeirah district, close to the Atlantis Hotel, which is one of the most expensive and luxurious hotels in the world. Among others said to own exotic structures in the Arab city are a former Lagos State governor, who is gradually emerging as a political Sheikh in Nigeria as well as a former radical Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister from the North. Both property are in the Deira axis of the emirate. Harried former Delta State governor, James Ibori - currently facing corrupt enrichment charges before a Crown Court in London - was equally said to have eye-popping investments there. Our source revealed that during the late President Umaru Yar’Adua ill-health saga, the cabal, made up of his loyalists and some northern governors, usually congregated at Ibori’s home to plot their strategy before going to Saudi Arabia, where the late Nigerian leader was hospitalised. “When Yar’Adua was in hospital in Saudi Arabia, most of those loyal to him used to meet with Ibori here. They call him (Ibori) chairman and he usually hosted them in one of his houses. It is from here they left for Saudi Arabia,” the source disclosed, adding that, “there is hardly a governor in Nigeria that does not own property in Dubai, especially the northern states governors. “Nigerians are well respected here and they have the highest number of visa applications on a daily basis. The Dubai authorities grant not less than 95 per cent of these applications.” Worried by the dwindling revenue from oil, Dubai relaxed its economic and trade policies to woo investors. Today, the largest chunk of the emirate’s income is earned from hotel and tourism, real estate and financial services, similar to that of Western countries. All this is buoyed by the tight security in place and almost non-existent violent crime. There is hardly any fear about moving around at any time of the day. A young Nigerian, Chimaroke Nwaozuzu, who is a legal resident, told Sunday Sun that Nigerians prefer to invest and do business in Dubai because of the beauty of the city and the adequate security in place. “Besides, it is safe for the corrupt leaders to hide their stolen wealth because they would not be exposed unlike in America or Europe. Here, Nigerian leaders buy estates and pay cash even though most of the property consultants and firms operate flexible payment terms. The firms agree to spread the payment period over five to eight years. But these leaders prefer to develop the Dubai economy and, unfortunately, it is with the money they have stolen,” he lamented. Other features however make the emirate attractive, such as its loosely regulated free trade zones, thriving ports, freewheeling property sector and permissive business environment. These combine to make Dubai very attractive for money launderers. According to an international crime threat assessment prepared for the United States government by the Federation of American Scientists in 2002, “money-laundering activity in the UAE total $1 billion annually” after Dubai’s property sector was opened up to foreign buyers. But the authorities do not agree as they play down the extent of money laundering, saying there were laws to fight it. Profligacy at Burj Al Arab Hotel Sunday Sun further learnt of governors that do not own property in Dubai but live large and revel in the splendour of the Burj Al Arab Hotel. Described as ‘seven-star’, it is the most luxurious hotel in the world where the rate of a suite ranges between $1,000 (N160,000) and $28,000 (N4.5 million) per night. The iconic 60-floor structure, designed like the sail of a boat (actually built to resemble the sail of a Dhow, a type of Arabian vessel), stands 321 metres (1,053 feet) on an artificial island about 280 metres (919 feet) from the Jumeirah beach, and is connected to the mainland by a private curving bridge. It was the tallest building used exclusively as a hotel until it was toppled by another in the city, Rose Rayhaan, in December 2009. At every time of the day, tourists from all over the world mill around to catch a glimpse and take photographs from the point allowed by the hotel security. “Whenever they (governors) visit, they always go for the best, including the most expensive suites at the hotel. You can imagine how they spend our money,” the source further disclosed. Sunday Sun’s observation inside the hotel was that its interior is a statement in creativity. Decked all over with gold and other Oriental ornaments, guests are given a royal treat typical of the Arab Sheikhs. Helicopter cruise The latest fad for some of the leaders is to celebrate the wedding and birthday of their children in Dubai. Guests are flown from Nigeria. According to our source, the celebrants and guests go on helicopter cruise instead of the usual boat cruise, after which a lavish reception is held at the Amani Club atop the Burj Khalifa. “The Burj Khalifa is a 150-storey tower and it is the tallest building in the world. Entry fee into the Amani Club is $1,500 (N240,000) per person,” the source added. There are different types of helicopter tour services around Dubai offered by travel and tour firms. For instance, there is the Bell Helicopter 206 Series and the 212 Series offered by the Travel & Culture Services. The 206 Series carries four – five persons while the 212 Series carries six – eight persons. The fascination for those who embrace this service is that it offers an opportunity to watch the picturesque Dubai skyline from the air in your ‘own helicopter’, according to the tour firm. Sunday Sun could not however get the exact fee per tour but it was gathered that it does not come cheap and not every Emirati can afford it. Besides, the fee is determined by the routes and number of minutes the helicopter is airborne, which is between 15 and 60 minutes. Source: The Sun Newspapers 11th Dec 2011 " Are things really going to get better? They are the same politicians that we keep recycling in the system. We can only expect the same result all the time if we sit down and do nothing " |
I believe you must be working for yourself if not this resume you are displaying here as a salesperson will not get you a job even in newspaper stands. You must learn how to deal with every shade of customers irrespective of their disposition towards to wares. Those harmless questions are not suppose to get all these venoms from the seller herself. You owe me an apology whether you give it or not. |
So what happens to existing subscribers? They get nothing from them as always? |
i guess you have been reading nairaland's posts too frequently recently. you are just eager to involve yourself in the recent infighting going on. if you wanna sell, sell or rather you go to other sections where you will do enough bull fighting. these rantings are very uncalled for. some manners are still missing, you do not need to resort to insulting a whole people to drive home your point. |
Just spoke to Ali Konduga on phone and he duly confirmed that the father has been insane from birth. So he made his statement out of insanity. |
mavinc4u:YOUR PETTINESS SHOWS TOO CLEARLY. MUST YOU FIGHT TO DO YOUR BUSINESS? WHY THE INSULTS? I DO NOT INTEND FOR THIS VERBAL WAR WITH YOU. IF YOU ARE KNOWLEDGEABLE ENOUGH YOU WILL UNDERSTAND THAT POST YOU REFERRED TO. IF YOU CLICK ON THE LINK PROVIDED YOU WILL FIND OUT WHAT IT IS. BTW YOUR ANALYSIS IS TOO KINDERGARTEN. NEVER MIND, GO AHEAD WITH YOUR SALES BUT YOU NEED A BIT OF MANNERS, PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING TO FORGE AHEAD IN THIS YOUR PASTIME. |
mavinc4u:I do not really intend for all this. My questions were genuine concerns and was not meant to malign your post in any way. Am sorry if you felt sore about it. And it will not stop me from getting stuff from you when I need them urgently. I have gotten phones from a couple of Nairalanders and that post you referred me to have no bearing and answers to my concern. Anyway I once had a scuffle with a Nairalander like this before we did a very good and honest business thereafter. Enjoy your sales |
I do not understand this emphasis of a woman leaving the man all alone. Ah Ah, majority of working men all around the world( oil workers) work away from home most of the time. Or is it because it's the woman that's away from home this time around? So these things will always happen one way or the other. Cheating has always been and will remain until Jesus comes whether women travel away or not. And anybody that says that man will not find the housemaid good enough to lay even while the woman is around is not being sincere. |
Thanks, please can anyone verify the rumour that RIM might soon withdraw blackberry service from branded phones used outside their networks? Plus can anyone tell of any existing working difference between a branded phone and an unbranded? @OP this is not against your post, just want to get clarification on these things and will be happy if you can supply answers. Not much info on Google for this. |
We are all here accusing men of infidelity as if it's an exclusive preserve of menfolk. I bet you if not for the just delivered condition of the woman same could be happening with her in that US. Suffice it to say that cheating is not an exclusive department of men. The women are as guilty if given the same conditions. The presence of a man and a woman without either partners around is enough temptations. The matter of sex and attraction is a very weird one, man or woman. Do not crucify me, it's just my honest opinion. |
Multichoice never nave anything for existing subscribers. Too bad. Called them up and asked if they have any kind of promo right now and was told point blank none except for intending subscribers. That's what you get for monopolistic markets. Me and you know other pay Tv providers are still doing apprenticeship in the business. Until they are up to the game we will continue to groan under the oppressive price regime of Multichoice. |
Are these branded or not? |
color? |
namfav:You forgot to include Boko Haram, almajiris and the disconnections from reality going on in the north + mass illiteracy as some of the legacies bequeathed on you by Messrs Sarduana and Balewa. Learn to speak the truth. |
sheyguy:I am 100% positive that with all your strength and vibrancy here if you feel a cold spoon behind you, you will freeze or disappear like a molten magma. Just respect people's achievements and strive to change your own world. Peace |
alj_harem:The numbers of your posts put side by side the day you registered on Nairaland shows you have no other home or business. It's time you get a serious business. Just leave the man alone in his sleep. |
JamesDoe:Strategies change in any war situation. Remember there were concerted efforts at reconciliation at the time of his pardon. What would you have this man do? Till tomorrow many people don't believe in his struggle. Your Mandela's example doesn't follow as all Black South Africans were with him in the struggle. Just respect the man for what he believed and fought for as at the time he did. Although your opinion is your right. |
sheyguy:At Sheyguy I do not need to write history down here for you. Just read, spend less time on Nairaland, read! |
namfav: JamesDoe: sheyguy: Ruq:Why the disconnection from reality? Very bad students of history. The pogrom and unmitigated arsons still happening in that deluded northern Nigeria till today is a vindication on the Ikemba's struggle. He too faced a lot of betrayals and disappointments from various people with personal and parochial interests. |
Rhino.5dm:@ Rhino is bolded for real or just figment of your imagination? Its not just enough to make these allegations without concrete facts and evidences to back them up. Not holding forte for anybody though. |
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twinstaiye:Mechionu! Not a big deal indeed! But we all should not forget the brown envelope syndrome now. Journalists are generally poor people. it's not easy to be poor and the same time principled in this our clime. Poverty stinks man! It wrecks a man and exposes all his weakness. Anybody who was watching the Presidential elections debates then on Channels would have seen how Reuben Abati struggled to get this job. I predicted what he was up to and was very disappointed. I suspect he must have been on huge debts. |
StarBoard:You can never be blamed. Nigerian networks who made internet come to the reach of every Okoro, Musiliyu and Megida that should be blamed. Were you ever schooled? Look for your internet mates to insult. Dirty little brat! |
StarBoard:My little boy will say "Morons are better ignored" |
ajanaku2:BASTARD! BASTARD!! BASTARD!!! WHAT HAS YOUR FATHER DONE FOR YOUR VILLAGE? EHN EKPA !!! adigun101:I AGREE WITH YOU, CORRUPTION HAS CHANGED FOR THE WORST. JEGA CONDUCTED THE BEST ELECTION WORLDWIDE! MUST YOU CONTRIBUTE TO DISCUSSIONS? DEVELOPED COUNTRIES NEVER AT ANY TIME SETTLE FOR LESS, WHAT HAS BEEN THE EFCC REPORT CARD SO FAR? THE MOMENT YOUR FRIEND LET MADAM WAZIRI REMAIN IN THAT SEAT THERE WAS NO NEED FOR ANYBODY TO DOUBT HIS UNSERIOUSNESS TO COMBAT THE HYDRA HEADED PROBLEM WE HAVE. A SERIOUS GOVERNMENT WILL SUSPEND ANY LARGESSE OF THIS NATURE IN A CRITICAL TIME OF OUR HISTORY. SUMMARY-BUSINESS AS USUAL. THE ERUDITE PROFESSOR IS THEREFORE VERY CORRECT. |
cjfavour:Will you just shut this your dirty contraption you call mouth up for once? When will you Ethnically imbalanced folk learn? This forum is not Igboland but Nairaland, let us all celebrate this erudite Prof not because he is Igbo but for what he stands for. |
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