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papaejima1:
This is nonsense, the guys have no remorse whatsoever

the more reason why we must gun them down. all of them.

EasternLion:
Rie nsi.
Tajuo nsi nkita onu.

What? are we not fighting again? Are we cowards now?

truefact:
Imagine what would happen when a biafran policeman shoot a Northerner in the north. ....but the arewa police always shoot dead a biafran man

The zoo baboons and monkeys would have killed all the biafrans in the North. Let's attack them. A man does not come to your land, kill your wife and kids and go scot free.

EasternLion:
Whether u are the fake or alter ego of Shachris, u are being mischievous..

.to the police, for every action, there will surely be a corresponding reaction.

Not be small thing now, IGP go issue useless warnings

What are you saying? They are killing us in Ugwuocha and you are still here typing rubbish? Take your IEDs and bottle bombs and attack police stations in ugwuocha now. Ugwuocha would be be second biafraland after aba to be rid of Nigerian forces

chibwike:
[color=#978000]Op man na man

Whether good or bad [/color]

okay

The retired permanent secretaries of Imo State have expressed dissatisfaction with the attitude of the state government towards civil servants and pensioners, alleging that the Governor Rochas Okorocha regarded them as non-exiting entities.

The Association of Retired Permanent Secretaries, also accused the governor of trying to exterminate them by refusing to pay them their pension arrears and gratuities.

Briefing journalists on the plights of retired permanent secretaries of the state, on Thrusday, in Owerri, the state chairman of the association and former Head of Service, Chief Hyacinth Onyekwere, urged Okorocha to pay them their outstanding seven months’ pension arrears owed them by the government.

Onyekwere noted that Okorocha considered the payment of salaries of workers as a burden, but had continued to draw from the public fund his own salary and other entitlements to cater for himself and his family. He disclose that the retirees received their last pension in October, 2014, pointing out that the cheques issued to them by the state government in November and December, 2014, bounced, and advised the governor to clear their arrears with the bailout fund from federal government. The chairman further observed that some of their members were dying daily as a result of non-payment of their pensions, stressing that other pensioners and workers in the state were equally hard put.

Onyekwere, who accused the state governor of running the state economy aground, adding that, “business operators in Imo State are seriously lamenting the lull they are facing, because of non-payment of pensioners and workers.

“Governor Okorocha must not present any excuse now that the bailout fund has been provided by the federal government, because non-payment of pension and salaries has reduced the injection of money into the economy. Pension is a constitutionally- guaranteed right, which should not be delayed under any circumstance as provided in Section 21(10) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999.”


Source: http://dailytimes.com.ng/imo-retirees-accuse-okorocha-insensitivity/


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Meet the part-time lecturer, Afeez Baruwa, who allegedly raped an 18-year-old girl seeking admission into UNILAG. Yesterday, we told you about him here.

The police on Thursday arraigned him and his photo was released.

Baruwa had taken his victim, who was seeking admission into the University of Lagos, Akoka, inside a study room, where he allegedly raped her.

The victim’s father, who belonged to the same landlords’ association with Baruwa in the Abesan,
Ipaja area, had allowed his daughter to follow the suspect, on July 23, to UNILAG for an admission process. Baruwa was said to have, however, raped the girl inside one of the study halls at about 9am, when the duo got to the campus.

It was also reported that the girl, who relayed the incident to her parents, was taken to a non-governmental organisation, Mirabel Centre, where she was tested.

The medical result had revealed that the teenager was violated.

The matter was said to have been thereafter taken to the Lagos State Office of the Public Defender, and also reported at the Surulere Police Division. Baruwa was subsequently arrested.

The OPD Director, Omotola Rotimi, had told PUNCH Metro that the office would write a letter to the UNILAG Vice-Chancellor on the incident.

She had added that the OPD would fight for the girl, saying that Baruwa’s claim that the sexual intercourse was consensual was not a defence in law.

The 42-year-old lecturer was arraigned before an Ikeja Magistrate’s Court in Lagos on Thursday.

PUNCH reports that their correspondent observed the victim and her father in the court premises with agony written on their faces. The lecturer’s wife and other relatives were also observed in the court.

The victim’s father and their lawyer, however, were reluctant to speak with PUNCH Metro on the incident.

Baruwa was arraigned by the police on one count of rape.

The charge read:

“That you, Baruwa Afeez, of Block 73, Flat 2, Abesan Estate, Ipaja, Lagos, on July 23, 2015, at about 09.25 hours, at the Faculty of Business Administration Annex building, Room 8, University of Lagos, in the Ikeja Magisterial District, did unlawfully rape one (name withheld), aged 18 years, and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 258 of the Criminal Law of Justice, Law of Lagos State of Nigeria, 2011.”

The accused pleaded not guilty to the charge.

The Magistrate, Mrs. O. Awope, admitted the accused to bail in the sum of N250,000 with two sureties in like sum.

Awope ordered that Baruwa should be remanded at the Kirikiri prison until his bail terms were perfected.

The matter was adjourned till September 9, 2015 for trial.

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you died but your manhood still lives.

Goodbye female oremu

Well, for reasons not far-fetched; most men are categorized into two groups, the bad guys and the good guys. This may not be true as we believe that the ideal man is one that walks a fine line between the two groups.
A lot of women say they want a good and nice guy but usually end up dating the bad guys (same way men want the simple ladies but end up dating the “complicated” ones). And this is why it is usually so.

Their Personalities Don’t Seem Genuine

The good guys appear too nice and good to be true. Ladies seem to think no one can be that nice unless they’re saintly or from heaven. Truth is the good guys are most times being busy acting too nice than being themselves. The natural instincts of women is to be cautious of this. The bad boys most times keep it real while the nice guys try as much as they may not to upset the ladies.


They Don’t Have Self-Respect!

Nice guys don’t have set boundaries as they would go all the way to please the ladies just as they fail to make any real demands from the ladies. On the other hand, a bad boy would really not allow a woman dictate the pace of the relationship or control him in anyway. Often times, women don’t respect men they can control and when they don’t respect you, they can’t be attracted to you.



They’re so Predictable Which Is quite Boring!

Truth is a lot of people actually live lives that are boring and predictable which makes them attracted to their opposites who are mostly fun filled, unpredictable and exciting. This is exactly what makes bad boys challenging and the nice guys not challenging. Added to the fact that the nice guys lack excitement and fun, a lot of ladies would rather opt for the bad guys.

Loving Bad Boys Is Part Of The Female Genes

Women are made in a way that nurturing is part of their DNA. They nurture almost everything around them from children to family. They also often end up doing it with bad boys because they think living them would save and rescue them from their bad ways. On the other hand, women feel the nice guys rarely need saving as they are often times on the right path.


Women Like To Feel Needed


Everyone loves to feel needed and women are no exception. Most of the time, women see bad guys as people that need “fixing” and they usually end up making them their project. Some women are of the opinion that if they can create their ideal man, he won’t be able to leave them. Such women also feel that by helping to fix people around them, they are distracted from focusing on things that require fixing in their own lives.

Their Sperm Is Weak

Biologically, women are made to strive to procreate with the strongest genes available. Bad guys send messages unconsciously that their genes are the best available ones and as such are not scared of losing any woman or misbehaving whereas nice guys send messages that their genes are not good enough and as such, they won’t misbehave.

They Have A Fear Of intimacy


When a woman has the fear of being intimate or committed, she subconsciously feels that a bad boy won’t want commitment and she won’t have to be that close to him for that to happen. A good guy would eventually want intimacy and commitment which would be scary for her.

They Sometimes Have Low Self-Esteem

Most people aren’t comfortable being around people who treat them better than they treat themselves. If you’re one that doesn’t think much of yourself, the bad boy only reinforces your negative perception of yourself. A good guy on the other hand treats a lady in a way she’s not familiar with and that fact scares her.
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The Sex Isn’t As Mind-Blowing

Ladies seem to think that good guys won’t be that good in bed. Ladies sometimes want to be manhandled in bed and they feel nice guys won’t be able to take charge and fulfil their fantasies. A bad boy looks like one that will be able to get the job done even though this may not always be the case.


Bad Boys Are Totally Sexy

It is quite hard to see a bad boy who isn’t handsome or sexily hot.

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The Archbishop Emeritus, Catholic Archdiocese of Lagos, Anthony Cardinal Okogie has yet again, urged Nigerians to be patient with President Muhammadu Buhari.

Cardinal Okogie said Buhari is not a stupid man nor a fool, to make hasty decisions or rush to solve problems.

Okogie said this on Wednesday, August 5, at an interactive session with newsmen in Lagos.

He said: “You know when you are entering a new job, you don’t rush; you got to take your time, because if you do not take your time you make a lot of mistakes. And right at his inauguration, he even mentioned it that the ground is rough; so he has to take his time to correct these things; I think that is what he is trying to do.”

“Don’t you see what he is doing now with the Boko Haram, he is meeting all the Head of States and that thing cannot just take one second or one day or one week, he is going to win them over. He is not a stupid man, he is not a fool and one thing I know he has in his head is that, he is no more a soldier so he has to take his time to make sure that things go the way they should go.”

“Some people are criticising this economy, one thing you have to know about the economy of Nigeria is completely destroyed by those who are supposed to be patriotic Nigerians. And what are they going to do with the money that they have syphoned, even those who are busy scooping patrol what is happening to them, what are they going to do with the money.”

“If we can only remember that one day we are going to leave all these things behind, we are not going to carry them, then the nation will move, but we are not allowing things to move. Thank God they say two of the refineries are back, it’s a good step, these are the signs of progress that I can see; but it’s going to take time; how long (it is going to take), am not God, (so) I can’t say.”

Source: http://ynaija.com/president-buhari-cardinal-okogie/


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Awka—TWO persons were beheaded at Eziagulu Otu, near the embattled Orient Petroleum Resources Ltd in Anambra East Local Government Area yesterday by armed men suspected to be from Ibaji in Kogi State, who allegedly attacked the people in their farms.

Four others, who sustained injuries have been admitted at a private hospital in Onitsha.

The attack came barely 24 hours after members of Board of Directors of Orient Petroleum informed Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State, during a visit, that the company had acquired two new wells in Aguleri and would increase its crude oil production to 3,000 barrels per day in September.

Vanguard gathered that the attackers, who were armed to the teeth, took the farmers unawares and as many of them ran into the river, the attackers caught six of them, killing two and injuring four.

As the news of the attack reached the people of Aguleri in the upland, all those whose relations went to farm became worried. Shortly after, the victims were brought him.

At press time, it could not be ascertained if some people in the area were still missing.

SOS

One of the distress messages sent to Vanguard during the attack read: “Information reaching our town indicates that Kogi people are attacking Eziagulu Otu and Enugu Otu in several groups and are about to overrun the area and the oil field facilities there.”

Another message from the President General of Aguleri read: “Eziagulu Otu is currently under siege by our Kogi neighbours.

“I am informed that serious fighting is going on and casualties have been recorded. We are at a disadvantage under their superior fire power. The situation is bad.”

Anambra State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Hosea Karma, confirmed the incident, saying his men and the Kogi State Police Command had stepped in to stop further clash.



Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/2-beheaded-4-injured-in-renewed-anambrakogi-oil-wells-crisis/

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The General Manager, Services, of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mr. Abubakar Muhammed, has said the nation’s four refineries would operate at 90 per cent capacity on completion of the ongoing Turn Around Maintenance (TAM).


Muhammed gave the assurance at the ongoing four-day international conference of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and exhibitions on Tuesday in Lagos.


The 38th edition of the conference has the theme: ‘Natural Gas Development and Exploitation in an Emerging Economy Strategies, Infrastructure and Policy Framework.’


The NNPC director said out of the 90 per cent production capacity of the country’s output of crude production, about 40 would be channelled to the production of petrol.


According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), he said additional refineries would be expected on the long and short term to increase the country’s refining capacity and boost domestic consumption.


Muhammed said the federal government was committed to the gas development programmes and revival of its infrastructure.


He said the nation needed renovation and Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) that would define the country’s future oil and gas production and generation.
“The PIB has been in the pipeline for 15 years. We are hopeful that the present legislature will address the bill,” he said.


He said rude oil theft had been a major challenge in the country, adding that the decline had impacted on the average sale of government equity crude, with an average joint venture cash call budget of about $600 million per month.
According to him, the drop of earnings from government crude oil to an average of about $460 million potential presents a yearly funding shortfall of about $4.8 billion for the sector.


“This comes at a time when the cash call budget has remained unattainable in the last few years.


“Management of funding is our most immediate challenge and innovative financing approach is currently being developed to address the issue.


“Another challenge is the development of shale oil in Nigeria’s largest market, United States, this has forced Nigeria to look for alternative market in Asia.
“In spite of these challenges, we are focusing on strategic realignment of our crude oil exports to graphically and more direct and user transactions in sustainable markets.” he said.


Muhammed said crude theft and pipeline vandalism as well as reduction in crude oil exploration activities had impacted negatively on production in the last four years from 2010 to 2014.


He said the significant production interruption was now a regular feature in Nigeria’s production profile, with an average of 250,000 bpd being deferred.
“At the price of $100 per barrel, this amounts to a loss of about $9.1 billion yearly.


“ Crude oil theft from January to April 2015 stood at 39.3 million barrels or loss of $3.9 billion at an average crude price of $97.9 per barrels.


“The solution lies with setting up of a critical infrastructure force with accountability measures, with a continuation of enlightenment, empowerment and enforcement of anti-sabotage laws.


“In a bid to address the current sub-optimal performance of domestic refineries, a new rehabilitation strategy has been adopted,” he added.


The Managing Director, Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited, Mrs. Elisabeth Proust, said Nigeria had very tremendous gas reserve of about 46 trillion standard cubic feet (TCF).


She said out of this, a substantial amount of the discovered gas resources was currently developed or under development.


Proust, who was represented by Mr. Ahmadu Kida, Deputy General Manager, said a joint effort by all stakeholders was needed to unlock 133 tcf of gas so that Nigeria could power the industry and boost the economy.


According to her, today, more than 1,400 megawatts of Nigeria’s total power generation is fueled by diesel.


She said: “Even at three times the current regulated domestic gas prices, gas price for power generation will only be a third of that of diesel.


“With the right and enabling environment, Nigeria will benefit domestically from the multiplier effect of the natural gas in order to diversify the economy, create jobs and further boost the economy.”


She said Nigeria’s gas production was hampered by many challenges which included inadequate infrastructure and pipeline vandalism.


Proust, however, said the pace of Nigeria’s gas development would be accelerated if the government would settle all outstanding debts.


She said there should be deregulation of gas price and creation of sufficient infrastructure, while calling for adequate funding and provision of conducive environment for people to operate.


Managing Director, Seplat Petroleum Development Company, Mr. Austin Avuru, stressed the need for the nation to optimally harness its huge gas resources to meet the national aspirations.


According to him, Nigeria needs to start looking for more gas, dwell on full gas utilisation and undertake reserve audits.


Avuru said for the country to generate 32 gigawatts electricity, it would require 7.3 billion Standard Cubic Feet (BSCF) of gas.


He said it was time for the country to start looking for more gas for domestic and commercial values, adding that the country needed more reserves of gas and crude oil.


The Chairman of SPE Nigeria Council, Mr. Emeka Ene, said oil and gas played an important role in the country’s economy.


Ene assured Nigerians that all contributions by stakeholders would be submitted to the federal government for assessment.


Over 600 participants and 60 exhibitors are attending the conference.


Source?

letibab:
Who is going to enforce this law in UK courts?

Uk law enforcement agencies.

Pshowrock:
Oga u are lying.

Oya what is the truth? seems you don't know the man you worship

alfred5:
Ewu hausa.. Onye ara nkea esi ebe?


Gbafue gi...

aturu nwuru anwu. Ewu ogoja.

backtosender:
The Zoo must Fall

zombie.

letibab:
Op, you said RBL was mandated by law to give statement of account.

Did you mean biafran or Nigeran law?

it was registered in London. UK laws.

TruthisGOD:
i hate ppl that cnt accept the truth. So disgusting. Pls dont reply again

truth is pure. What truth have you stated here? what instances verifies your claims. Stop concocting lies and passing the off as truth.

TruthisGOD:
Jonathan was put there jst becos of Niger deltan militant. Y r boko boys agitating nd bombing? Dont you knw that Nigeria is nt a secular country? Dont u knw dat witout d igbos Nigeria can easily be islamized. Go nd visit ur consistution u wil be suprise. U r either leaving under pretense or ignorant

all these your unverifiable conspiracies is the same reason your director is using your brain to drink ijebu gari.

alfred5:
Are you saying that PMB have used propaganda to deceive you and your likes? If yes, then please leave Nnamdi Kalu alone.

Leave Biafra for Biafrans... We love Nnamdi Kalu.

You are not a biafran. You are just a deluded zombie.

TruthisGOD:
The al live under American value system. 4 instance u can't com 2 America and imposed sharia. Also immigrant r termed minority in America bt d ve elective posts bt in Nigeria som trible r considered minority in their ancestral home nd d r marginalized nd nt fit 2 rule d country.

was Jonathan part of that Minority? and can anybody impose Sharia on Nigeria?

Wtf are you talking about man?

EasternLion:
Foolish man, why is the IGP giving warnings.
I was given a job, I did it and went back to base, the people in Aba will continue the job.

Mugu.

after all the foaming in the mouth by your coward director, how many police stations did you people burn? Zombies.

EasternLion:
Let them produce that man, else, they will continue missing one by one.

Police go pack run from Aba.
It is a promise.


NPF produce that Mr. Mohammed or ur men will continue missing.

Empty chest beater. When they shoot you now you start crying like nwa tata. With all your noise making, how many police station did you burn? zombies.

papaejima1:
Hahaha.
More grease bro!

umu ejima kwanu?

TruthisGOD:
U get it wrong. We dont ve a common value, different ideology, 2 much tribalism, minority problem nd born 2 rule mentality by a certain tribe.

Really? America, a land with people of very diverse values; gays, moslems, christians, agnostics, atheists, black ,white; yet it's regarded as the most successful nation on earth?

Use your head, man.

TruthisGOD:
wether he is a scammer or not is nor of your bussiness. The facts is whatever he says are undiluted truth. By the way has he eaten your money? Has he scammed you? Who in nairaland has he scammed?

mention the truths he says here so we can really dissect them to know if they are truths.

sdindan:
If the zoo Nigeria can love their illiterate President
why do u expect IPOB to join u and hate nnamdi.
we love him even as u love buhari

Birds of same feather flock together.

slam7000:
I've read your post a million times and there is no need to disrespect those people. including those names would never make your post credible. It serves only one purpose: self serving at the expense of tarnishing their images. Leave those people alone and face your nnamdi Kanu.

if you think so. But i didn't mean any wrong by including their names though. I would edit the post now if that would make you happy.

TechRev:
No. 1 lie is Unity.

There is no unity. Unity by barrel of the gun is slavery and oppression.

No. 2 faithfulness (according to your anthem and pledge)
None of your leaders are faithful. They loot the zoo dry and fly their loot and investment abroad. They don't even believe in Nigeria. They laugh at you that believe in Nigeria.

There is no fairness, a kid will be denied admission after scoring 220 while another kid that scored 10 gets admission. Why will such kid not have eternal mortal hatred for the zoological republic.

A child is thought to farm and fish, the proceeds are used to pay his school fees and feed him. Now oil is drilled and spilled on the land and water. No more fishing or farming, no compensation, he drops out of school, his future becomes bleak. Meanwhile some other kid is racing ferrari and schooling in UK cause his parents could loot the treasury.

One can go on and on. This is the devil's paradise on earth the zoological republic of nigeria.

Nigeria was never founded on lies. The principles our founding father used in establishing this nation is not the same that we practice now. So where did we get it wrong? We have to go back and make amends and not trying to repeat those same mistakes we are making now in your biafra. You really should read Animal Farm By George Orwell

slam7000:
You are more than an amebo and people like you should not be trusted. You are a two faced person. Sorry to say that, I was enjoying that post till you started singing like a parrot over irrelevant issues. I am not a fan of Kanu neither am I so keen on Biafra. I do not subscribe to hate speeches like Mr Kanu does on air. I believe in one Nigeria and pray that there will be justice, fairness and progress.

I've read your posts as sachris and supported and liked your posts and also spoke out against people who called you names like Yoruba person when they should be debating your write ups but I must say this.

You are a two faced person if you could descend so low as to disrespect people like Achuzie. I don't know if you are same person as the Op but outside social media, people like you should not be trusted.

Please read the post again. I did not discredit him. I only mentioned him as one of the members of the supreme council. Please read the article again.

Businessnaija:
hmmmm,,, gayism is a sin.... I like this streetnews fa.... This reporter anns get mind oo,, av seen her interviewing top individuals boldly,,, think she is going to wind an award soon......

you mean your other moniker?

NDPVF:
Seun and mods,i think their is mistake somewhere.


Was i 'partially' banned or what?.i don't get notification(mention),most times,when someone mentions me(my monicker).

Can you guys please rectify it.Thanks.

Even the forum CMS don tire for your trolling. Zombie, it's high time you get off our [b]NAIRA[/b]land Forum.