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Lalasticlala
Mynd44

Eayah...! Our Lipton is looking trimmed and handsome

Please don't try this at home

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5WcgQsBHAo

Buhari bad government has gotten to the point where every fingers are pointing at him even when most of the happenings doesn't concern him!

In general, Buhari is a devil to Nigerians

This girl isn't the right person for you, you can only learn to get used to her behaviours if you choose to stay because its obvious that you can't change her!

Choose your happiness over her and let her be

HajimeSaito:
You're welcome. Jus beware of NL babes. With this your fashion dem no go gree make you rest

Even my village people are after me sef because of my unique way of dressing

HajimeSaito:

You are the best dressed "guy" on NL by far

Its God's doing. Thank you

The guy holding teacup with his foot

Ogar OP please I'm looking for olden days ceiling fan to buy and it happens that you have one above your head...! How much

Lol! Battery thieves up up up that region

Why I Have Not Arrested IPOB's Nnamdi Kanu, AYCF's Shettima Yerima - IGP Idris

Police Inspector General Ibrahim Idris during a working visit to The Nation’s corporate headquarters in Lagos on Friday explicated why he has not arrested Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader Nnamdi Kanu and Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF) leaders Shettima Yerima for inciting and for inflammatory comments
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The IGP also vowed that kidnapping and similar crimes would be eliminated within a year said police officers have been strengthened and their morale boosted to combat crimes.

He said ‘We have strengthened our officers and boosted their morale in combating crimes,’ he said.

Hailing Nigerians for assisting the police in combatting crimes he said: ‘Evans terrorized people in this country for many years but now we have the notorious kidnapper in our custody.

‘The police deserve some credit from the public. Give me up to a year, I assure you that Nigerians would see a different police working to ensure their safety in every nook and cranny of this country.

‘When this kidnapping crime was unbearable on Kaduna-Abuja highway, I went to the National Assembly and I told the lawmakers to give me a week. Within five days, our men arrested 58 suspects, who confessed to the crimes.

‘More of the suspects were arrested and paraded on Thursday, bringing the total to 77. All we want from the public is support. The police require support and encouragement, because we are human beings too.’’

He went further to say: ‘We cannot blame the police for the causes of crime. As I speak to you now, I can confirm that we have over a thousand suspects in detention for kidnapping and ritual killings.

‘Then, we should ask why we still have these crimes when we have dozens of suspects? I think we should focus on the causes of crimes and its symptoms, not the agents of reaction.

‘We have plans to develop the marine police. We are going to dominate the riverine areas.

‘When I became the IGP, the first state I visited was Delta State, precisely Tompolo’s hometown. I discovered that our presence on the creeks was minimal. I believe we can succeed in dominating the creeks if we have certain things put in place.

'We need to train more marine police officers with modern techniques and gadgets. We need to buy more patrol gunboats and we are making progress in this respect. Already, we got offer to train about 100 policemen in marine security and a promise of 10 gunboats.

‘By the time we get this done, we are going to start deployment from Lagos because of the rate of crime in riverine communities.

"We have been making efforts to secure these riverine communities from militants. This progress is achieved due to the activities of the marine police. We are training the marine police to perform better. We are liaising with the Navy in the training of our marine officers. We are going to train more officers in continuous succession.”

On why Biafra agitator, Nnamdi Kanu and the President, Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF) Shettima Yerima have not being arrested he said: “We have the National Security Council in place chaired by the Acting President. We have been meeting and analyzing each of these threat messages from separatist groups. We have to analyse the pros and cons. As you are aware, the police are on top of the situation.

“As an organisation, what we take as paramount is the maintenance of law and order. There was a time we ordered the arrest of the leaders of groups making threat messages. Then, leaders of various ethnic nationalities came to the villa for a meeting with the Acting President.

“The agreements reached at the meeting made the police to relax on the arrest order. We believe there are certain situations needed to be managed very carefully, so that you don’t bring up tension. We believe the security and safety of Nigerians is paramount. We are assuring Nigerians that there is no person or group of persons that can deny them their rights to free movement in any part of the country.”

Source:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/08/not-arrested-ipobs-nnamdi-kanu-aycfs-shettima-yerima-igp-idris/


Lalasticlala
Mynd44

No fewer than 6,280 ghost workers and pensioners have been identified by the Local Government Staff and Pensioner Audit Committee set up by the Governor of Enugu. The ghost workers will be probed by the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission (ICPC).

Mr Ogbuagu Anikwe, the Commissioner for Information, disclosed this on Saturday in Enugu while briefing newsmen on the outcome of the State Executive Council meeting held on Friday night.

Anike said that the committee was able to discover a total of 6,280 ghost workers and pensioners at the end of the exercise.

He gave the breakdown as 2,818 ghost workers in the nominal roll of local government councils’ staff and another 3,462 ghost pensioners.

“A committee headed by the speaker of the state house of assembly discovered 2,818 ghost workers in the nominal roll of local government council’s staff and another 3,462 ghost pensioners,” he said.

He said that the ghost workers and pensioners had been weeded out from the nominal rolls of local government councils and pensions board.

The commissioner said that the State Executive Council had authorised the Commissioner for Local Government Matters to hand over verified list of workers and pensioners to appropriate quarters.

Anikwe said that the governor also directed the committee to fish out the particulars of the ghost workers and pensioners and to send same to the ICPC for further probe.

Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu had directed that the particulars of the affected individuals that defrauded the state over the years should be revealed and forwarded to the commission.

The state government had earlier set up the committee headed by the speaker of the state house of assembly, Chief Edward Ubosi to look into the matter.

The committee was to verify local government workers and pensioners with a view to strengthening the accounting system of the various councils and pensions board. (NAN)

Source:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/08/6280-ghost-workers-pensioners-face-icpc-probe-enugu/

notttty:
This shows your level of comprehension. For goodness sake there is a big difference between hiring to train your forces and enhance their capabilities and hiring to engage your enemies. Your hero gej did hire to engage. How clueless can you be to know there is are different in between. Hope you blame Buhari for your level of understanding

Term it whatever it pleases you and call me names but the truth still remains that APC government is clueless.

Husty:
Your Brain box and sense are like oil and water, they don't mix.

This cracked me up

GrandMufti:
Correction.. You can decide to pay shipping fee for an item less than $1

It's the shipping method that determines if your item is tracked

Ok. Thanks

Going back through time; Imposter Pastor and Criminal Prisons officers. Weh done

Baby bump ke! Baby gallop ni

So somebori can not be chop and belleful or fat in the belle again

PqsMike:
...it has been shipped since june

From your screenshot I could deduce that you ordered for an item less or not more than $4-$5. Such items are hardly trackable, you either go to post office or expect a call from them.

IgboticGirl:
just 14 months in US ? even FBI they Afonjas are scammers


what will happen if he stays 1 years

afonja are naturally criminals including their yahoo yahoo obas

The victim here likely have spent more than a year in the US

Evablizin:
Because it's always us that knows how to run this shiit called wire wire

Lol!

saintpatrick87:
my DVD/RW ROM is unable to write audio into cd/dvd what could be the possible solution?
Evening after Using Ashampoo, Nero and Alchohol 120 Burner.

Your DVD/ROM maybe faulty

fk001:
Hmm some tribes and vodoo are like...

Op which is state is this from?

Ghana! But stale news

Village people at work

noobody:
CBN rates nko

Lol! Na you be baba na!

Power ministry saves up FG N119BN court judgements liability frees up another N39.17Billion held under another Judgement in Court to be used now for the supply of electricity metres to the DisCos The Ministry of Power, Works and Housing has, through negotiations and compromise, saved the Federal Government a staggering sum of N119,369,520,000 resulting from a judgement entered against it over a litigation from a metering contract awarded by the previous administration in 2003.
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The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola SAN, who disclosed this at a press briefing after Wednesday’s Federal Executive Council Meeting, said one of the three memoranda the Ministry took to the Council for approval was in respect of an inherited liability from the former Ministry of Power.

He explained that the judgement came “as a result of acts of officials of government who varied the Presidential approval without seeking further directives from him.” According to Fashola, the officials of government varied the Presidential approval without seeking further directive from him and then awarded the contract on that basis adding that the party who was the beneficiary of that contract “which the officials subsequently sought to withdraw” went to court and got a judgment.

The Minister, who cited the incident as an example of some of the problems inherited from the last administration, added, “But we have successfully reached a compromise on that matter where the judgment has been compromised for the entire sum of N119 Billion to N19,369,520. So, Government is no longer liable , under this new agreement, to pay that amount.”

Pointing out that the negotiations took about the entire period of his tenure as Minister to achieve, the Minister added that the successful negotiation was able to free up another N39.17Billion held under another Judgement in court to be used now for the supply of electricity metres to the DisCos . He added that all of the disputes arose from a contract to supply 3,000,000 metres entered into with the contractor and NEPA, which became PHCN, in 2003; about 14 years ago.

Source:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/08/power-ministry-saves-fg-n119bn-court-judgement-liability/

OSINBAJO SETS UP JUDICIAL COMMISSION TO PROBE HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES BY NIGERIAN MILITARY

After several months of dithering, the Nigerian government has finally set up a commission to investigate alleged rights abuses by the military.

Despite reports by local and international groups and media accusing the military of rights abuse in several operations, the government had largely left the military to investigate itself and thus clear itself of the allegations.

On Friday, however, the presidency released a statement announcing the establishment of a judicial commission of enquiry.

“Acting President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, has appointed a 7-man Judicial Commission, headed by Justice Biobele A. Georgewill, of the Court of Appeal, to review compliance of the Nigerian Armed Forces with human rights obligations and rules of engagement, especially in local conflict and insurgency situations,” a statement by Mr. Osinbajo’s spokesperson, Laolu Akande, said.

Some of the allegations that have been levelled against the military by groups such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, as well as several PREMIUM TIMES investigations, include extra-judicial killing of over 300 Shiite protesters in Kaduna in 2015, the extra-judicial killing of dozens of pro-Biafra protesters in the South-east, and that of suspected Boko Haram members in the North-east.

The military has always maintained it did nothing wrong and recently set up its own panel which cleared it of any wrongdoing.

In his statement on Friday, Mr. Akande said the presidential committee “is empowered to review extant rules of engagement applicable in the Nigerian Armed Forces, and the extent of compliance thereto.”

“It is also empowered to investigate alleged acts of violation, (by Nigerian security agencies) of international humanitarian and human rights law under the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended), Geneva Conventions Act, African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (Ratification and Enforcement) Act and other relevant laws,” he said.

Mr. Akande added that the “the commission equally has a mandate to investigate factors that might be militating against a speedy resolution of local conflicts and insurgencies and also advise on means of preventing violations of international humanitarian and human rights law in conflict situations.”

He listed members of the judicial commission to include Mr. Georgewill as Chairman; and Patrick Akem, a major general, as member.

Other members are Wale Fapohunda, Hauwa Ibrahim, Jibrin Ibrahim, Ifeoma Nwakama, and a representative of the Office of the National Security Adviser.

“The Commission is expected to commence work immediately and submit its report within 90 days,” Mr. Akande said.

Source;
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/239297-just-osinbajo-sets-judicial-commission-probe-human-rights-abuses-nigerian-military.html

Lalasticlala
Mynd44

Ok! Its normal for PHED to always switch off the lights during light/heavy downpours na. I've experienced floods countless times

Naturelle05:
lol why did you say that

I modified my post