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akinmusi:1.7m...meters or wat? |
Eminimore:poor mindset.... |
Now my pops man dey dull me ...get contact to minister for state petroleum. Say go and do Msc ![]() |
QUGOQ:this is now boring |
This men with big big career name yet dey come back Nigeria to run for governor ..smh. |
obi4eze:omo shell dey pay communities steady for niger delta |
LordviccoDaGuru:you can browse Tor without vpn. |
there are people that will say Idi Amin changed their during the his tenure.... |
I know that list Is shitty when I saw timipre sylva's picture |
No know why Nigerians dey patronize Netflix...after u subscribe you go still buy big data just to watch a movie wey go likely dey buffer during streaming. For me the only advantage using Netflix , there are variety of movies on the platform and some of these movies can't be downloaded via a regular site. But if you check these movies are mostly non Hollywood movies, 95% of Hollywood movies on Netflix can be downloaded via movie sites. DStv is better because you don't have to pay for data and no buffering while streaming. But you get to watch limited amount of movies and you have to wait for atleast 1year before you can watch a trending movie. |
OnlyDeCapPlease:this is me. Na money I no get. Got so much love for classic cars...my favorite "Aston Martin DB5" 1965 and "Porsche 356" |
Baba know say once him resign ...he will become irrelevant |
Keke drivers are terrible. |
Dusan guy is hot |
DoggoneDogg:is not howfar is how well....burna boy has a bigger name compared to martins. Yes martins might have made more money in his career compared to burna's recently sparkling career. But burna has a bigger name. |
Football life exist for a maximum of 14years, very few footballers play beyond 14 yrs on a professional level. So is left for you to invest wisely in those years of your glory |
witworth:zidane, Figo and Ronaldo were once playing together for one club, how many champions league Dem carry?...I know pochettino is good but the most important thing is the management. If the coach can blend all players and make Dem play good football. |
Goal na the wackest sports news site....nothing from Fabrizio, skysports and ESPN. So only rumours for now,... |
Sonnobax15:which yeye husband...possible boyfriend |
blizard44:nationalized, meaning the countries took over her privately own business and now belongs to the government, this is done in order to avoid a major sack of workers in those companies and for the company to continue growing and returning revenue to govt |
When Angola first announced the charges against Dos Santos in early 2020, several news reports mentioned that the country would issue an international arrest warrant for her. So far, that has not happened. Dos Santos is able to move freely between Dubai and the U.K. Still, life is not the same as it was. “She’s been humbled, she’s been cut down to size,” says Oxford professor Soares de Oliveira. “It just shows that in a lot of these authoritarian places, economic power derives from political power, not the other way around. The moment you lose political power, you can be had. You’re vulnerable all over the world.” |
But the bigger move came in December 2019. As part of a corruption investigation, an Angolan court froze assets in the country that belonged to Dos Santos and her husband—including a stake in mobile telecom firm Unitel and in several banks. The court order stated that Exem Energy BV, an entity owned by Dos Santos and Dokolo, had promised to repay at least $75 million it owes to Sonangol, but had failed to do so. The court also claimed that the couple and one of their business associates had caused the Angolan government to lose at least $1.1 billion. In January 2020 Angola’s attorney general charged Dos Santos and Dokolo with embezzlement and money laundering. At the time, Dos Santos issued a statement saying that the allegations against her were “extremely misleading and untrue” and that she had been a “private businesswoman” who had “always operated within the law.” Freeze-Out In April, a Portuguese court froze her roughly $500 million holding in cable TV and broadband firm Nos. Dos Santos is also being pursued in the U.K. Unitel, the Angolan mobile phone provider where she was a 25% owner, sued Dos Santos in London late last year, claiming her Dutch company, Unitel International Holdings BV, had defaulted in 2019 on multiple loans issued by the telecom firm Unitel beginning in 2012. The company is seeking repayment of $430 million. In sum, the assets frozen in Angola are probably worth at least $300 million, while the assets frozen or nationalized by Portugal and the Netherlands together would currently amount to about $1.3 billion, but the likelihood of Dos Santos ever getting them back is uncertain. Her homes, yacht, cash and other assets could be worth as much as $400 million, but there’s also that $430 million in unpaid debt that Unitel is seeking. |
The daughter of Angola’s longtime former president accumulated riches through embezzlement and money laundering, an Angolan court claims. To recover what was looted, the government froze her assets. Then Portuguese authorities followed suit https://thumbor.forbes.com/thumbor/711x689/https://specials-images.forbesimg.com/imageserve/600a07ef96ef80e80d109682/1960x0.png?fit=scale Eight years ago, Forbes declared Isabel dos Santos the richest woman in Africa, worth an estimated $3.5 billion. The daughter of Angola’s longtime former president grew immensely wealthy in a textbook case of how to loot a country. Now, with her father out of office, her empire is a shadow of what it once was, with corruption charges levied against her by her country, assets frozen by courts in three different nations and a lawsuit claiming hundreds of millions of dollars in unpaid debt in a fourth country. Forbes assumes she has no access and likely little chance to gain back control of the frozen assets—together worth about $1.6 billion if not frozen—so we give her no value for them and by our calculations she is no longer a billionaire. As a result, Forbes has dropped Dos Santos, who was worth an estimated $2.2 billion in January 2020. The Empire Begins To Crumble https://thumbor.forbes.com/thumbor/711x684/https://specials-images.forbesimg.com/imageserve/600a07c6c31c807ed110ffd8/0x0.png?fit=scale Dos Santos’ empire began to unravel under the leadership of Angola’s new president, João Lourenço, who took office in September 2017 after Dos Santos’ father retired. Lourenço vowed to attack the corruption for which Angola had become well-known. (Transparency International ranked the country as one of the most corrupt in the world.) Two months into his tenure he dismissed Dos Santos as the head of state oil firm Sonangol, a position to which her father’s government had named her in June 2016. https://www.forbes.com/sites/kerryadolan/2021/01/22/the-unmaking-of-a-billionaire-how-africas-richest-woman-went-broke/?sh=6d3fce426240 |
Aside from Barca....city / Chelsea are the only top tier team Messi is following on IG...A Sign the legend has a thing for Chelsea and city. But Fabrizio said no contact for now between Chelsea and messi |
Why do we keep using Dubai as a basis for comparison. There is doha, kuwait city, Texas..etc |
When he was lighting that cigarette behind Tafewa, one will know this man go he werey |
KingLennon:Jupiter person |
Damn I disagree with the man of God on this. |
mrvitalis:it will still happen, look the allocation from federal govt is enough to make bayelsa a haven, I am not comparing bayelsa state to Dubai...I Know federal govt sends allocation to bayelsa every month. Na we dey do ourselves. Not a Fulani sh*t. |
richidinho:lol so you no know FCT is headed by a minister. Smh |
arthurwillia:why u dey compare america to Nigeria, have you been to the creeks of niger delta to see the living conditions of the people there?? |
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