₦airaland Forum

Candyrain:
I just saw a zombie occupying the FTC spot saying the same thing dat got us to this very situation in the first place.

madridguy:
Let them say, Sai Baba till 2023.

During his military years he held posts that couldn't possibly be run by an illiterate. People asking a retired army general certificate need urgent brain transplant. Sikena

Justdulla:
hahahah his supposed to be hundred or 120...Nomenclature starts from A ..so am sure one Abdullahi Adamu is the supposed 002.

goodlifehyd:
[size=14pt]When he was appointed as the chairman, you all came on nairaland including the chief wailer Barcanista to create hundreds of threads to tell us he aint the sponsor of boko haram and how he is the main candidate to send Buhari outta Aso Rock in 2019, how come you all changed within 2 months or thereabout. This shows you all are nothing but a zombie who is being controlled like a toy. Moreover the Markafi you all are turning to now is also from the tribe you claim to be superior more than. He's a confirm AB0KIII[/size]

Tolexander:
Appeal Court,

here we are!

Is this why Makarfi said the crisis will be resolved before next week?

I trust Alimodu Sheriff, e no go gree!

Izonpikin:
you get wife and children na hI'm you give yourself this kin username

salam8528:
deep inside ur heart u know he's beta Dan ur paymaster, Nigerian would v bin sold out on OLX by now

kingreign:
beremx, were you not at the fore front of the APC PMB/Osinbanjo's campaign to enter power? Kilode na? It means cocks have finally grown teeths

EWAagoyin:
You tried but this ain't funny nigga ... But ain't surprised by your lack of foresight and imprudence not everyone is smart anyway.

Drizzle007:
Can't imagine how Nigeria will look like when Buhari is done in 4yrs.

Ucheosefoh:
Op

Beremx:
Wailing phockphockman.

oloriooko:
And he looks even more clueless than his clueless predecessor

Tolexander:
no,

Not a mistake but correction.

However, corrections are not always right!

madridguy:
"BY STRENGTH SHALL NO MAN PREVAIL"

Goddex:
[size=13pt]OP, really, the last one
is most surprising[/size]

Tolexander:
OK!

1 The car is a flying car and the driver decided landing on the gate.

2 the topmost rod removeable. It was locked at both ends to prevent the pony from straying off.

3 Photoshop

4 He is there as a result of his clueless predecessor

longleg:
But it's you "sure you're among" who was clamouring to know the reason behind the economy downturn. Now you're supporting the reason. Let us appreciate the fact that we have someone who is ready to help the country and support him and if it ended up otherwise, embrace the fact that we are used to it. May God help our dear Nigeria.

hucienda:
The excuses continue ... one year in.

Watch out for two years in and three years in.

kingsman66:
meaning

PassingShot:
Sheriff faction is the authentic faction of PDP.

Sheriff is greater than all Igbo governors.

Sheriff is greater than all Igbo leaders.

Sheriff is even greater than Ojukwu.

989900:
Britain's exit from the EU, is akin to say Nigeria exiting from the AU; not one part of Nigeria seceding.

Britain's exit from the EU is not supported by Cameron.

Britain's exit from the EU was done in a democratic, civilized, and non-threatening way.

Scottish independence referendum (similar to what Biafra seeks) took place in a democratic, civilized, and non-threatening way too (most people voted against it . . . no one was threatening murder and chaos).

Britain's exit from the EU was a close one at 52-48 . . . funny enough, a large percentage of voters later confessed they had no idea of what the implications of BREXIT means! Duh! Further reason why chronic ignorance of the masses is the manure that perpetuates their permanent enslavement . . . "democracy is the false assumption that my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge".
I'm guessing most 'yes' exit voters by now, would have a re-think if they have a second chance.

BREXIT is yet to be formalized, and there are still chances (though slim) of not seeing it through.

SeverusSnape:
"Those who celebrated my downfall, did so too early" - Ben Bruce.

A day after they were sealed by Nigerian officials for loan default, some subsidiaries of Silverbird Group reopened for business on Friday afternoon, with apologies to their “viewers, listeners and online subscribers.”
The Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, on Thursday effected a court order to take possession of Silverbird Galleria Limited, Silverbird Promotions Limited, and Silverbird Showtime Limited which are part of the media group owned by businessman and politician, Ben Murray-Bruce, and his family.
The takeover was necessitated by an alleged failure of the three companies to repay about N11 billion credit they obtained from Union Bank of Nigeria.
AMCON, a federal government-backed agency established to manage delinquent loans of big firms and individuals, said it had purchased all the debts as part of a bailout deal it reached with Union Bank when it was in distress.
The three businesses, with offices in Lagos, Abuja and Port-Harcourt, were emblazoned with red caveats that informed the general public that they had been taken over by the government.
In his reaction to the takeover, Mr. Murray-Bruce said his businesses are going through “tough times.” He sued for calm, saying, “The situation is being resolved and things will be back to normal.”
That much came to pass on Friday, at least in operational context, when Silverbird Television and Rhythm FM, two of the many subsidiaries of the group, announced their return to air.
“The Management of Silverbird Communications Ltd., owners of Rhythm FM and Silverbird TV sincerely apologise (sic) to its numerous viewers, listeners and online subscribers over the disruption of our operations across television, radio and online media.
“This was due to a situation beyond our control. However, we are pleased to inform you that we are back on air on radio, television and on our online platform,” Rhythm 93.7 FM, based in Lagos, said in a statement posted on its Facebook page Friday afternoon.
“We thank you for your patience and understanding at this time.”
PREMIUM TIMES also confirmed that the stations were back on air in and around Lagos on Friday evening.
But Mr. Murray-Bruce and his brothers would not be in charge of running the businesses, said Kunle Adegoke, an attorney working with Muiz Banire, the debt recovery manager overseeing the takeover.
Mr. Adegoke told PREMIUM TIMES on Friday evening that the reopening of the businesses should not come as a surprise to Nigerians. He said they were only repossessed by the authorities but not liquidated.
The lawyer said AMCON would continue to superintend the affairs of the businesses in order to make them more effective and profitable, but added that Mr. Murray-Bruce and his brothers would be carried along in the day-to-day running of the businesses.
“That is true. The purpose of receivership is to ensure the businesses are run consistently and to recover the loan that is outstanding against the three companies,” Mr. Adegoke said. “So, it is to that effect that we directed this afternoon that they should reopen the businesses.”
“That the receiver has taken over the finances of the organisation together with the administrative office. The purpose being that if the essence is to recover the money that is outstanding against these companies, then also the receivables that would come from the businesses should be the fundamental target pursuant to the order of the court.
“So we have directed that the television should go back on air and the radio.
“The essence is not to kill the business but to make it profitable. So that is the situation right now. What we have decided as the receivers is to ensure that the existing management would have to work with us to ensure that things are perfectly run,” Mr. Adegoke said.
Mr. Murray-Bruce’s businesses are only a few of many companies that AMCON has taken over or is in the process of taken over because they defaulted on their loan obligations.
The Bayelsa Senator, however, said he did no wrong in defaulting on his loans.
“There is no shame in taking loan,” he said in a Twitter session.”If I didn’t take loans, I wouldn’t be able to employ 1000 Nigerians.”

SUBWAY101:
How can you expect someone called Phockphockman to have a working brain? Lolzzzz

Oxenomy:
Some idiots are even defending him saying he declared it in his asset and I ask, which asset did he declare? When and where? Can any zombie give us link?