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ECOTERRORS:As dull as he maybe, he's better than ur wEed BF. |
kennygee:He's not yet moving in the right direction my dear. |
Saraki will end up like Okadigbo. |
I can help you make a good case with the Policeman, and he will come begging. I can recover the deleted pictures. |
Calebosko:LAME |
when your Ex is tɦɛ make ʊք artist for tɦɛ wedding, you aʀɛ ɨռ for a looooong thing.
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With tɦɛ Chernobyl accident ɨռ 1986, I'm afraid of tɦɨs development. |
Benue,Hw much's the dish bro? |
What actually went wrong with the $ 9. 7m arms deal? Why was the cash flown to South Africa from Nigeria? Was the money , which South Africa impounded , actually meant for arms purchase ? These are some of the questions which will soon be answered . President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to probe the Goodluck Jonathan administration’ s deal. He is to take up the issue with President Jacob Zuma. The cash was seized by South African security men last September as it was being transferred into their country on a private jet by agents of the Federal Government . Former President Jonathan ’s government claimed that the money was mearnt to puchase arms from private companies in South Africa . According to the government , Nigeria resorted to private puchase of arms to fight Boko Haram because the United States declined to sell arms to the country, in addition to persuading its allies not to allow sale of arms and ammunition to the country. But eyebrows were raised about the manner the money was taken to South Africa . “I will attempt to ask him (President Zuma) about our $9 . 7 million which was not correctly transferred , ” Buhari told Nigerians in South Africa during a meeting with them in Johannesburg to round off his visit to the country for the African Union (AU ) Summit . He said : “ I’ m told there are 83 Nigerians in prisons, I don ’t know what they have done but I spoke to the President of South Africa this afternoon. He wants to come to Nigeria . There are issues we will talk about, I will certainly talk to him, I hope our ambassador will send a comprehensive report about the court cases, about those who lost properties during the disturbances . ” The South African authorities froze $9.3 million transported in cash by two Nigerians and an Israeli for arms purchase . At the time , South Africa said the transaction violated it's laws on movement of cash . The two Nigerians and an Israeli were arrested at the Lanseria International Airport , Johannesburg, on September 5 in a private jet from Abuja . The money, stashed in three suitcases , raised suspicion when the passengers ’ luggage were unloaded and put through the scanners. The National Prosecuting Authority ( NPA) in South Africa said there was an invoice for helicopters and armaments intended to be used in Nigeria . Two black plastic suitcases, filled with 90 blocks each containing US $100 ,000 in notes, with combination locks , were seized, as well as two pieces of hand luggage also containing US currency, according to City Press. The Israeli national, Eyal Mesika , had the combination to open the locks. Under South African laws, a person entering or leaving the country is expected to carry cash not exceeding US $2, 300, or the equivalent in foreign currency notes . The private jet involved belonged to the head of the Christian Association of Nigeria , (CAN ) Pastor Aso Ortisejafor . Pastor Oritsejafor said the plane was on lease to a third party and he could not be blamed for its schedules. President Buhari also promised to implement the cardinal policies of his administration. He said : “ Government is determined to secure the country, manage the economy, create employment and fight corruption. Some articulate writers have said if we do not kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria . This APC administration intends to kill corruption in Nigeria . We will do our best, I assure you. ” http://www.mynigerianewspaper.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=78 |
Was he suppose to introduce you as his wife? |
Please, Am in need of a 3.5M or 4M dish. Where can I get it and how much will it cost? The Dish should either be Pan or fiber. Thank you |
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday said he had directed that $21m, out of the pledge of $100m which Nigeria made to the Multinational Joint Task Force, be released within the next one week. President Buhari disclosed this while presiding over a meeting of the African Union Peace Security Council at the ongoing 25th AU Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa. He said he gave the directive based on the decision of the recent extra ordinary summit of the Lake Chad Basin Commission and Benin that $30m should be immediately made available to the MNJTF, which is saddled with the responsibility of fighting the Boko Haram terrorist group. The President said although, the Boko Haram sect had extended its menace to Nigeria’s neighbours, its activities were not limited to them as terrorism is a global phenomenon. He said the global nature of terror required all countries to act in brotherhood and partnership and wage war against agents of evil. He said, “I am pleased to note that Cameroon, Chad and Niger are already showing this attribute by fighting alongside Nigeria under the umbrella of Multinational Joint Task Force to defeat Boko Haram. “In this regard, the member countries of the Lake Chad Basin Commission and Benin met recently where far-reaching decisions were taken to immediately put into operations the Multinational Joint Task Force. “To this end, the summit approved the immediate provision of $30m for the Multinational Joint Task Force. “Consequently, out of the pledge of $100m, which Nigeria made to the Multinational Joint Task Force, I have directed that $21m be released within the next one week.” He regretted that the continent was inundated with conflicts of diverse forms, including the crisis in Burkina Faso, Mali, Libya, Central Africa Republic, South Sudan, and more recently in Burundi. |
tit:Same way you are a disgrace to your family |
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MuguliciousMUGU:And you couldn't get the likes you were xpecting. Guess why, cos your comment's so f'cked up like a SANTA CLAUS for Easter. |
sleekpro:SHM |
biafransoul:You should ashame of ursef |
Florida rapper arrested and charged in Georgia, after a highway traffic stop uncovered a small amount of marijuana in his car Rick Ross may call himself the boss but that doesn’t mean he’s above the law. The rapper was arrested on Wednesday 10 June on a misdemeanor marijuana possession charge in Georgia, according to both Billboard and local Atlanta news station WSB-TV. Ross was allegedly in his car on a highway when he was stopped by a police officer for a window tint violation. The officer smelled marijuana in the car when Ross rolled down one of the offending windows, according to WSB-TV, and later uncovered five marijuana cigarettes in the Bentley. Ross was charged with one traffic violation and booked on one count of marijuana possession at Georgia’s Fayette county jail, and was “very cooperative” after the arrest, a Sheriffs office spokesperson confirmed to Billboard. Perhaps his past as a corrections officer in his home state of Florida has given Ross an insight into life on both sides of the justice system’s counter. Billboard reported that Ross was likely to make bail quickly, and as of 7am BST on Thursday 11 June, he was back on Twitter with “hood billionaire” wisdom to impart.
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SARAKI, EFCC still dey o! |
THE EXCEPTIONAL NIGGA |
(11-1) +(13-3)+(15-5)=30 |
Repent |
1. Increase tax( in a country where the average man lives below a dollar spending per day. Madam u need alabukun) 2. Increase V.A.T from 5% to 10%.[value added tax] in a country where there is absolutely no power supply. (Again one gbogbonise for u or 2 shots of monkey tail) 3. Restructure the entire NNPC and immediately consider PETROLEUM INDUSTRIAL BILL.. (u were wit jona for six years why u no tell am Instead u claim say subsidy move from 400 million to 1,2 trillion.. na wa ooo. Nigerians de drink fuel Olodo)4, Build institutions designed for fighting corruption. (In a country where the president goes on national tv and says 'stealing is not corruption') Abi this woman want make them retain her ?..The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has a word of advice for the incoming government- diversify revenue sources.http://thenationonlineng.net/new/how-buharis-govt-can-boost-revenue-by-okonjo-iweala/
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No No, it doesn't happen in the U K |
crazysaint:If only you kept quiet, I won't have known you are mentally retarded, |
vjsmiles:Do jumia sell cars too? |
IKS deco's for lyf. |
The Benue State Police command on Thursday arrested a syndicate with over 12,000 Permanent Voters Cards. Commissioner of Police in the state, Hyacinth Dagala, confirmed the arrest of the leader of the gang, who identified himself as Ali Usman. His colleague, Terseer Wuar, was also arrested. He said the suspects were arrested with photocopies of PVCs and would be arraigned in court as soon as preliminary investigations were completed. Dagala said the leader (Usman) claimed that he was working for some big politicians in Abuja under the umbrella of Northern Youths Forum. The CP however refused to disclose the parties the suspects belonged to, noting that it might affect investigations. It was learnt that Usman was arrested at Benue Links motor park as he was trying to leave for Abuja while Wuar was arrested at a business centre in Makurdi, the state capital, by the police based on a tip-off. The state police command had two days ago arrested four other persons in possession of over 1,000 PVCs in Makurdi. www.punchng.com/news/police-arrest-benue-syndicate-with-12000-pvcs/ |
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