akom0908:
Am in mess,i don gather all my savings and my mama savings put,wetin I won tell dat woman in the morning.I cannot sleep ooo.I don go toilet 3times now.My mumsy money.Am in wahala.Over 480k

Raiden002:
I sincerely doubt you are truly a lawyer. Please let us be objective. Today, there are area council allocations and FCDA allocations. We all know that FCDA supercedes Area council. what OP shared has to do with validating area council allocation document. Only Area council can validate title documents as per area council land allocation. After validation, you then proceed to AGIS for recertification

euromilion:
This is a clear case of insanity,this guy doesn't have a good lawyer,it's obvious that he was mentally ill.

Keneking:
Nonsense media agency

chinchum:
The errors are not beyond redemption, some wailing zombies are crying more than the bereaved. The budget is still a DRAFT and not yet an ACT. Any error discovered now can be corrected , it is a good thing ministers have disowned some of these paddings and are willing to make corrections; that shows integrity. The ministers had less than 30 days to oversee the budget. What the budget errors also shows is that there are still several stubborn goats, mostly civil servants (Dgs,permsecs, Directors, e.t.c) who still want to have a taste of yams from Nigeria's barn. I believe by the second week of March, that is less than a month from now, the budget will be passed, the current government is suffering from teething issues, which is clear , but the wailing zombies always pray for the failure of the current government, so they can wail as they were predestined on March 28, 2015.

Pidggin:
During the presidential media chat economist Buhari insisted that he would never devalue the naira. I bet if someone was bold enough to ask him what he understood by devaluation, he would not have been able to answer the question.

Pidggin:
During the presidential media chat economist Buhari insisted that he would never devalue the naira. I bet if someone was bold enough to ask him what he understood by devaluation, he would not have been able to answer the question.

zubbyman:
•15 ex-govs, 4 former ministers, others involved

Information and Culture Minister, Alhaji Lai Mohammed said yesterday that in a period of seven years (2006 -2013), N1.34 trillion was looted by 55 top officials in government and private establishments. According to him, the amount was more than a quarter of 2015 national budget.

He spoke when he kick-started the National Sensitization Campaign Against Corruption at a press conference in Abuja. The minister solicited media support in the war against sleeze.

He said: “Out of the stolen funds, 15 former governors stole 146.84 billion naira; four former ministers stole even billion naira; 12 former public servants, both at federal and state levels, stole over 14 billion naira; eight people in the banking industry stole 524 billion naira; while 11 businessmen stole 653 billion naira.

“Using World Bank Rates and Costs, one third of the stolen funds could have provided 635.18 kilometres of road; built 36 ultra modern hospitals, that is one ultra modern hospital per state; built 183 schools; educated 3,974 children from primary to tertiary level at 25.24 million per child; and built 20,062 units of two-bedroom houses. This is the money that a few people, just 55 in number, allegedly stole within a period of just eight years. And instead of a national outrage, all we hear are these nonsensical statements that the government is fighting only the opposition, or that the government is engaging in vendetta,” he said.

On the $2.1 billion arms deal, the minister said irrespective of what anyone might say, there is no doubt that funds meant to fight terrorism were deployed to another ‘fight’, the fight to keep then President Goodluck Jonathan and his party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in power at all cost.

“So far, based on what we know, no one who has been accused of partaking in the sharing of the funds has denied receiving money. All we have heard from them are ludicrous reasons why they partook in sharing of the money. One said he collected 4.5 billion Naira for spiritual purposes, another said he received 2.1 billion naira for publicity, while yet another said he got 13 billion Naira to pay someone else for the Maritime University land.


More Details @ http://www.zubbyblog.com/55-nigerians-stole-n1-34-trillion-lai-mohammed/

Olaolufred:


If I snatch a property belonging to you,

And you caught me.

Assuming you are a Yoruba extract and I am an IPOB.

Do I cry of you trying to silence me because I am an IPOB?

Barawo, Ole, Onyiosi and thief remains who they are. It matters not whether they are Caucasian, Negroes, Pygmies or Hottentos.