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I need a freelancer who will help me perform simple tasks daily on monthly basis. Task include:Creating of email accounts and performing simple data entry. Requirements: Laptop & Phone Should be conversant with VPN Location: Anywhere, But Portharcourt will be an advantage. Please check my signature for my contact. |
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Hello nairalanders, a business opportunity just presented it's self which I would love to share it for the benefit of interested parties. My Company won a contract of moving companies Member of staffs daily to their various destinations for 3 years with over 50 cars needed for the execution of this contract that will commence this month. Requirements to participate: 1)Location: Portharcourt 2)Car type: Any 3)Car Model: 04 and above 4) Car must have insurance 5)Car must be in excellent shape. Please contact me for more details. Check my profile for contacts. |
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Hello nairalanders, a business opportunity just presented it's self which I would love to share it for the benefit of interested parties. My Company won a contract of moving companies Member of staffs daily to thief various destinations for 3 years with over 50 cars needed for the execution of this contract that will commence this month. Requirements to participate: 1)Location: Portharcourt 2)Car type: Any 3)Car Model: 04 and above 4) Car must have insurance 5)Car must be in excellent shape. Please contact me for more details. Check my profile for contacts. |
Hello nairalanders, a business opportunity just presented it's self which I would love to share it for the benefit of interested parties. My Company won a contract of moving companies Member of staffs daily to thief various destinations for 3 years with over 50 cars needed for the execution of this contract that will commence this month. Requirements to participate: 1)Location: Portharcourt 2)Car type: Any 3)Car Model: 04 and above 4) Car must have insurance 5)Car must be in excellent shape. Please contact me for more details. Check my profile for contacts. |
Nigerians Sef! is Pst David Ibiyomie the police IG? Hell No...was he the one that arrested Aunty Kemi? Hell No... is it wrong for Authorities to do thier job? Hell No...if you ever follow his preaching s you will know he taketh the Kingdom of Darkness with Violence. Not every preacher you try writing rubbish about. She wrote terrible things about pst E.A Adeboye and got away with it,but this time she will face the law.David ibiyomie is a protegee of Bishop David oyedepo and they are not gentle prechers like E.A Adeboye. Before you write rubbish about a man find out many things about him. You write rubbish about a man the past Governors of the state had no option but to succumb to,you write about a man who who spiritually chased the cultists aroung Goverment Residential area and bought their houses converted them to car park, A man who the former Governor couldn't demolish his church on two occasions, those that attempted died and they disembarked on the mission.Let me rest my case anyways. as long as he did not arrest her she is on her own God will do the rest. |
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So because of diversification I should keep eating a cup of rice that has a bag of sand inside for #140, no SON to check mate standards abi? i'v never bought a cup of foreign rice for # 140 not to talk of biting grains of sand inside. |
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When former president Goodluck Ebele Jonathan made these comments, people thought it was a mere political statement.but surprisingly there have come to pass.
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By the time the curtain fell on the 7th
session of Nigeria’s National Assembly
in June, one of the most prominent
characters of that era, who retreated
backstage as a member of the 8th
session (after his party became a
minority), is former Senate President,
David Mark.
Mr. Mark, a retired army general,
would be remembered for his ignoble
role in deepening and institutionalising
the culture of secrecy at Nigeria’s
federal legislative body.
In 2003, total National Assembly budget
was about N23.347 billion.
The next year, the figure rose to about
N32.229 billion (2004) and then
N55.422 billion in 2005.
Although the figure dropped to
N39.810 billion in 2006, the allocations
have remained on the upswing ever
after.
Immediately Mr. Mark became Senate
President in 2007, the National
Assembly’s budget rose from N66.488
billion to a shocking N104.825 billion
in 2008, before dropping marginally to
N96.052 billion in 2009.
By 2010, while he was still in charge,
the allocation had a geometric jump,
skyrocketing to unprecedented levels to
a peak of about N154.2 billion.
With the Nigerian public increasingly
scrutinizing the spiraling annual
allocations to the National Assembly,
questions about why the lawmakers
got so much, amid rising overheads in
the national budget, became inevitable.
To block Nigerians from knowing
details of how the National Assembly’s
jumbo allocations are spent, and how
much lawmaker’s earn in allowances,
Mr. Mark’s leadership wrapped up the
federal legislator’s finances in utmost
secrecy.
In one master stroke of legislative
brinkmanship, the National Assembly
budget, hitherto open to public
scrutiny, like those of all ministries,
departments and agencies, suddenly
became secret.
Details of the allocation were never
made known, and Mr. Mark and his
team resisted all efforts to pry it open.
By 2010, the National Assembly
legislated to make itself member of an
exclusive club of agencies whose budget details are
never disclosed but whose finances are deducted en-
bloc (first-line charge) via statutory transfers.
This group includes the Independent National
Electoral Commission (INEC), the National Human
Rights Commission (NHRC), the National Judicial
Council (NJC), the Niger-Delta Development
Commission (NDDC) and the Public Complaints
Commission (PCC).
Agencies in this group receive their annual budgetary
allocations in bulk without providing breakdown of
expenditure details.
Under Mr. Mark’s leadership, details of the National
Assembly’s N150 billion allocations remained secret,
despite public outcry against it.
For the first time in several years, the federal
lawmakers agreed to cut their jumbo allocation by
23.3 percent to N115 billion in 2015.
Yet, details of how the fund would be spent
remained secret.
Disturbed by the trend, the Lead Director, Centre for
Social Justice (CENSOJ), Eze Onyekpere, citing the
Freedom of Information Act and Section 48 of the
Fiscal Responsibility Act, demanded budgetary and
expenditure details from both the National Assembly
and the Federal Ministry of Finance.
When Mr. Mark failed to grant the request, Mr.
Onyekpere went to court.
After several adjournments, the court, on February
25, 2014, ordered the Minister of Finance to oblige
the civil society group with details of all statutory
transfers.
But Mr. Mark and the finance ministry ignored the
order.
The closest anyone got to knowing how lawmakers
spend Nigeria’s hard-earned money was the
indication given by Governor of the Central Bank of
Nigeria (CBN) and current Emir of Kano, Lamido
Sanusi.
Mr. Sanusi had said expenses by the National
Assembly accounted for about 25 percent of the total
overhead cost by the federal government.
Apart from allocations for salaries and allowances,
Mr. Sanusi said all other items packed under
different sub-heads in the appropriation bill consist
mainly of expenses on the personal benefits of
lawmakers.
According to the former CBN boss, the National
Assembly under Mr. Mark perfected a curious system
of “retiring” the huge allocation.
“There is an entire structure within the National
Assembly whose job is to prepare different receipts
and vouchers to cover every item in the budget,” Mr.
Sanusi had said.
A review of the details of the National Assembly
budget for 2009 highlights some items the lawmakers
spend their huge annual budget on.
Out of a total appropriation of N106.64 billion for
that year, recurrent expenditure was N101.39 billion,
or 95 percent, allowing just N5.25 billion for capital
projects.
Under the recurrent, overheads accounted for
N87.69 billion, or 86.48 percent, with personnel cost
allocated N13.69 billion, or 13.52 percent.
Apart from payment of salaries and other fringe
benefits, which takes an average of about N10
billion, Mr. Sanusi said the bulk of the allocations
were shared among members according to pre-
agreed formula after allocations for such items as
constituency projects, budget tracking, software,
hardware, implementation and monitoring; NASS
equipment; judgment debt; renovation projects;
general goods and non-personal services; general
travels and transport (local and international) as
well as general training.
Other provisions include general utilities; general
materials and supplies; general maintenance services;
security vote, consultancy and professional services;
insurance premium charges; fuel and lubricants;
contingency; NASS programmed activities, NASS law
magazine; media and Public Relations as well as
miscellaneous expenses.
Mr. Mark stepped down from the leadership of the
National Assembly in June. He would most likely be
remembered more for the lack of accountability
under his watch. |
The Department of State Services has detained Gordon
Obua, the Chief Security Officer to former President
Goodluck Jonathan.
It was learnt that Obua was arrested last Thursday and
detained at the DSS headquarters in Abuja.
His detention, our correspondent gathered, was part of the
probe of officials under Jonathan’s administration ordered
by President Muhammadu Buhari.
The reason for Gordon’s detention could not be
immediately established, but it was gathered that
investigators may extract salient information on key
officials in Jonathan’s government from the former CSO.
Sources stated that the detention of the former security aide
to Jonathan was meant to show that no former official in
the past government would be spared if found to have
mismanaged or embezzled public funds.
“The arrest and detention of the former CSO is an indication
that every former minister or senior official under
Jonathan’s government are not exempted from probe
except those that have no criminal suspicion or record of
wrong doing in office,” a source explained.
The DSS had last Thursday moved against the former
National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki, seized his
passport and other vital documents and prevented him from
leaving the house for about 24 hours.
Findings indicated that many more former officials would
be visited and arrested by the DSS which has been
mandated by Buhari to recover all looted public funds by
the previous government functionaries.
The DSS could not be reached for comment as it has not
announced a replacement for its former spokesperson,
Marilyn Ogar, who was removed from the agency’s Public
Relations Department last week.
But a former Commissioner of Police, Abubakar Tsav, said
Obua might have breached a security regulation hence his
arrest and detention, noting that nobody is above the law.
He said, “Security is the most important thing in a nation
and if he (Obua) had breached a law, he could be arrested
and detained. If his former boss (Jonathan), had immunity
while in office, he doesn’t have immunity. So, he must have
done something wrong for them to have arrested him, I
think they (DSS) are in order.”
Copyright PUNCH. |
A group of international investors has won a bankruptcy
auction for an abandoned airport in central Spain with a
€10,000 (£7,000) offer - 100,000 times less than it cost to
build.
The investors were the only bidders for Ciudad Real airport,
south of Madrid, completed during Spain's boom years.
But it is not clear if the sale will go ahead as another buyer
could still step forward outside of the auction process.
The winning bid was made by a Chinese-led consortium of
investors.
The group, Tzaneen International, says it wants to make the
airport an entry point into Europe for Chinese companies.
The white elephants that dragged Spain into the red
Minimum price
Ciudad Real airport, located 235km (146 miles) south of
Madrid, was meant to be an alternative to Madrid's Barajas
airport.
It cost more than €1bn to built. It opened in 2008 but went
bankrupt and closed in 2012.
There is still a possibility that another buyer could meet the
minimum price of €28m set by the receiver for the sale to go
through before the end of September.
The central Spanish airport has a capacity for 2.5 million
passengers per year.
It is one of a number of "ghost airports" constructed during
Spain's building boom that did not attract enough
passengers.
A similar fate has befallen Castellon airport in the east. It
opened in 2011 but has not received a single flight.
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