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Dyt:
Post d pix ere

Beync:
Confirmed, he's not even tall

190:

Huh?

190

He' doesnt crack Jokes anywhere else cos his chicks are there

U didnt see 190 - cos he has specially made privacy from facebook

@Post

I have seen tons of em

Jackieugo:
I met one guy here in my area. He's a good friend and knows how to crack me up but,  he's too obsessed with my bosoms 
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karl max:
Seanet02, Here is to counter TINUBUS THE NATION NEWSPAPERs manipulation of the facts,


NJC probe: MTN, others provided call logs – NSA, SSS •Confusion over NJC boss’s tenure

CONTRARY to reports in a section of the media, We can authoritatively reveal that the call logs tendered as exhibits in the probe of

alleged rot in the judiciary by the National Judicial Council (NJC) panel were obtained by the security agencies from telecommunications firms; MTN, Airtel and Etisalat.

The five-man panel investigating the President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Ayo Isa Salami and other justices of the court over the controversial governorship appeal judgments in Osun and Ekiti states concluded sitting last Thursday with MTN’s Senior Manager (Corporate Legal Services), Mr Rotimi Odusola, testifying before the Justice Umaru Abdullahi panel.

Different versions of his testimony in camera had been reported by the media, with a section reporting that he disowned the call logs, while a particular medium went ahead to report that the National Security Adviser (NSA), who testified about a month ago, was also at the proceedings last week.

We  are now in possession of documents showing that MTN released the call logs of Salami and others to the NSA and the Department of State Service (SSS), which subsequently turned them over to the NJC panel.

In a correspondence to the NJC panel, dated May 6, 2011, with Reference No S/1495/1407 and addressed to the NJC Director of Administration, E.I Odukwu, SSS disclosed that the call logs being forwarded to the panel was obtained from MTN and other telecommunications outfits.

The letter, entitled “RE-NJC INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE ON ALLEGATIONS LEVELLED AGAINST SOME JUSTICES OF THE COURT OF APPEAL, read: “Your letter NJC/6/3/08/1/0105 of 14th April, 2011 on the above subject matter refers.

“I am directed to forward the attached Call Data Records as provided by MTN, Airtel and Etisalat. Globacom is yet to respond to the request.

Respectfully forwarded for your attention. Please.”

It was signed by G. Daniel on behalf of the Service Director-General.

The correspondence to the same Adukwu by the NSA was signed on behalf of the NSA, General Andrew Owoye Azazi, by T.N. Onyia, who later testified before the panel about a month ago, where he confirmed the authenticity of the call logs.

His letter to the panel, with reference No NSA/A/221/I, was dated May 5, 2011 and entitled NJC INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE ON ALLEGATIONS LEVELLED AGAINST SOME JUSTICES.

It read: Ä. Reference NJC/18/I/14/1/0718 dated April 15, 2011. The call logs as you requested vide Reference A are contained in the enclosed memory stick. The logs are in the folders of each network.
“2. However, call logs of these Airtel lines-08023043341 and 08020005015 are still being processed and will be forwarded to you as soon as they are received. In addition, the supposed MTN line-0803402700 is not a valid telephone number, as it is made up of ten digits instead of eleven (11).
“Enlosure: Memory stick.”
MTN, in one of its numerous responses to the security agencies, had provided call logs with cover letter bearing reference number CR:3000/LS/AG/ V.14/81 dated February 1, 2011.

It was signed by MTN’s Commercial Legal Department, entitled: RE: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON NUMBERS 08034004887 AND 08034010700.

Salami had confirmed his ownership of 08034004887, while Tunji Ijaya, in a suit filed by him on the controversial communication, had confirmed that he registered 08034010700 for his use.

Confusion over NJC boss tenure
Who determines the tenure of the administrative head and Secretary of the National Judicial Council (NJC)?

That is a question for which President Goodluck Jonathan would have to provide an answer, following a petition addressed to him by a group, Coalition of Concerned Judicial Cadres, over the service status of the secretary to the NJC, who doubles as the administrative head, Danladi Halilu and his retirement date from the service.

Bello, whose position is an equivalent of a Permanent Secretary, is reportedly spending his 10th year in office, contrary to the standing civil service rule that prescribed maximum of eight years.

Though serving in the judicial system, occupants of his office were reportedly not regarded as judicial officers but civil servants working in the judiciary, which put him under the civil service rules.

Spokesperson for the council, Soji Oye, while responding to the  inquiry by telephone, claimed that his boss was not a civil servant and, therefore, the two-term of four years each operational in the core civil service could not apply to him.

While concurring that his boss was a permanent secretary and on his 10th year in office, he was insistent that his tenure had not been fixed by the decision of the Federal Government on the tenure of permanent secretaries and directors in the public service.

A document sourced by the Nigerian Tribune, however, contradicted Oye’s claim, because the office of his boss was listed as one of those affected by the maximum eight years for permanent secretaries.
A circular dated August 26, 2010 from the office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation listed the secretary, NJC, as one of the positions affected by the operational tenure law.

It was listed as number 24, while the office of the Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court, also a Permanent Secretary equivalent, was listed Number 23.

With reference no HCSF/061/S.1/III/68, the circular entitled “Tenure of Office for Permanent Secretaries and Directors,” was signed by the immediate past Head of Service of the Federation, Mr Stephen Oronsaye.

In the petition to the president, signed by the trio of Al-hassan Baba-Mohammed, Osungbohun-olagbe Kayode and Okonkwo Julius, copies of which were sent to the National Assembly, Head of Civil Service of the Federation, among others, Jonathan’s intervention was sought to lay the controversy to rest.

Source:www.thetruthng.com !

Eko Ile:
I decide when and how I go back and forth with clueless and ignorant people, unfortunately, now is not the time.

Feel free to go ahead with your rubbish

Wallie:
Why is reclamation causing "flooding" problems at a non-reclaimed land?

satani22:
guy i like honest pple and not just mere fanatics.i will show u somethings i just read online now.i reside in Ikoyi and working Ikoyi.I ve been a witness to many problems.like i did posted,in the op, theres a reclamation being done presently and directly opposite Dolphin estate which used to be the main in flow of drainage from Dolphin.everyone knows that this reclamation is one of the causes of the problems we Ikoyi residents face.


Study lists causes of Ikoyi, Victoria Island floods

EXCESSIVE rainfall coupled with design[b] defects of drainage channels have been blamed for the protracted flooding of the high-brow neighbourhood of Ikoyi and Victoria Island.[/b]

Results of the data collected show that flooding of the Victoria Island and Ikoyi is predominantly caused by excessive rains which are very prevalent during the months of June, July, September and October.

To alleviate the menace of these flood-prone neighbourhoods, the study recommended that some drainage channels must be re-routed to increase their efficiency; repair some of the concrete channels, while earthen channels have to be built with concrete; while screen bars should be installed along some drainage channels.

Others included fencing of some drainage channels to discourage people from using them as dump sites; increase the beach height along the Bar Beach above astronomical high tides; construct new channels and rehabilitate old ones with enough drainage heads; embark on a comprehensive survey of all drainage channels, and sustained public enlightenment to discourage residents from dumping their refuse into drainage channels.

http://www.unesco.org/csi/act/lagos/flood5.htm

its clear from the above that theres much to be done by the government. that's my point no fight against any government

Eko Ile:
You don't have to agree with me, you lie. Period.

I didn't see any UNESCO post, re-post it here.

ronkebp:
Satani22 your name, will not let you see the good that Fashola is doing for lagos state,if you were bearing jesus or mohammed now, you will see the good, if you are very emotional about the way lagos is, carry bucket call your troops and pack the water there, after all that Nigeria/ Lagos is for everybody, you can be a 'living drainage' for lagos state. Instead of calling peoples post (infact, my post) ignorant.

Eko Ile:
lmao. Like seriously Duhhhhh. It's the rainy season in Lagos so it's gonna rain. You are not revealing any new info my friend.

Your lies about the Lagos state not building drainage is what I'm talking about. That was a lie.

Eko Ile:
lmao. Olodo trying to feel among. Your contribution in this thread are all lies.


You have nothing to contribute but lies, I'm trying to ignore you here. Please stay ignored.

Eko Ile:
Instead of your fake outrage, shouldn't you be advising Lagosians to start respecting the drainage system? Every household and street is blessed with one outside.

Kobojunkie:
Yes, drainage issues, and transportation(de-congestion especially) are the most important or should be topmost priority in Lagos. Tinubu missed the opportunity to tackle just one at least in his 8-12 years of sitting as governor of this state, and if Fashola ends up  not completely tackling the drainage problem, then it is likely that 8 years from now, we will still be talking of this issue. Only that by then, we will probably looking for ways to move the whole state as the sea level would have risen to point of no return.

ronkebp:
Eko-Ile, leave them joor, as if they themselves if they give them a chance to rule, they would immediately build drainage system, Despite all what the governor is doing, people no still dey satisfied, e be God, ? must he do everything? infact, no, can he do everything, ?

Eko Ile:
Apart from Nature, the primary challenge facing Lagosians with flooding remains with Lagosians anf their indifference and ignorance per drainage blockage.


I still want you to prove to me that the state did not build any drainage system within the last 12 years?