BafanaBafana:

Bros the pictures are not related to the post na

It's related bro. The persons that attacked GSM hotel,came dressed as seen in the picture

Busola Dakolo, Biodun Fatoyinbo


Eniola Akinkuotu, Abuja

A Federal Capital Territory High Court sitting in Bwari has dismissed a suit filed by photographer, Busola Dakolo, against the Senior Pastor of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo.

The court also ordered Busola to pay N1m for wasting the court’s time.



In a suit, filed by Busola, wife of Musician, Timi Dakolo, in September, she had accused Fatoyinbo of rape, adding that the alleged action of the pastor, as well as his denial in a statement adversely, affected her marital sex life.

She, therefore, demanded “a personal letter of apology” from the cleric to show honest remorse for his misdeeds.

Fatoyinbo’s lawyer, Alex Iziyon (SAN), however, argued that the prayer could not be granted, describing it as a frivolous suit.

In his ruling, Justice Oathman Musa held that the matter amounts to injustice and an abuse of judicial process adding that the case is empty and purely sentimental. Justice Musa said that the case was aimed more at cruelty than obtaining justice.

The court also awarded costs of N1m against Busola Dakolo and held that the fine should have been 10 times more because the court’s time was wasted.

In her suit, which was filed on her behalf by her lawyer, Pelumi Olajengbesi and Co of Law corridor, Mrs Dakolo asked the court to declare that Fatoyinbo’s denial of his alleged acts contained jointly and/or severally through a press statement he released on June 28, 2019, had caused her continuous emotional distress and amounted to intentional infliction of emotional distress on her.

Olajengbesi said, “The claimant avers that she was immediately terrified and in shock while the defendant pinned her down on the couch following which he caressed her body, fondled her breasts, pulled her pants, quickly half-pulled his trousers and ordered her to allow him to have his way with her.

“The claimant avers that the defendant in the process used his hand to cover her mouth, thereby muffling her screams. The claimant avers that the defendant made efforts to penetrate her vagina, whilst she struggled to fight him off; however, the defendant overpowered her and penetrated her vagina and had sexual intercourse with her.



“The claimant avers that while she was in shock of the incident which had rendered her befuddled and mortified, the defendant rushed out of the living room area of her family home and briefly returned with a bottle of soda (Krest) which he forced down her throat thereby making her breathing difficult.”

Meanwhile, the Nigeria Police Force says the probe into the allegation of rape against Fatoyinbo is slow because the alleged crime took place 20 years ago.

The Force Public Relations Officer, Frank Mba, said this during an interview with PUNCH.

Mba said the matter was being investigated but the police would not be pushed into filing charges for the fun of it.

He said once the police are done with the investigation, the public would be notified regarding the next


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timibare:
Congrats.....Banky W howfa u now

Why not keep quite. You don't make a joke of everything

We met today and all I see is strong passion and determination to bring about meaningful change in Kogi State. You can be rest assured of my support to see your aspirations for a better Kogi state come to pass. Cheers

[quote author=donfemzy post=38896391]The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has announced a loss of N378.49 billion in its operations for the first eight months of the year.

Ibe KachikwuOne of NNPC’s subsidiaries, the Products and Pipeline Marketing Company Limited, PPMC, accounted for majority of the losses, as it spent over N300 billion on subsidy and in the repairs and management of its pipelines between January and August.

In the figures presented by NNPC’s Monthly Financial and Operations Report for August, obtained over the weekend, NNPC posted a loss of N60.669 billion and N51.714 billion for the months of July and August, respectively.

The loss resulted from expenses being higher than its revenue in the period under review.

Specifically, NNPC recorded a total revenue of N1.17 trillion, lower than an expenditure of N1.55 trillion, leaving a deficit of N378.49 billion.

In the month of July, NNPC recorded revenue of N149.198 billion and expenses of N200.126 billion, while in August, the group posted N146.617 billion revenue and expenses of N207.287 billion.

Refineries’ loss

The heavy losses were as a result of the lacklustre financial performance of majority of the NNPC subsidiaries in the eight-month period, especially the refineries and retail subsidiaries.

Particularly, Kaduna, Port Harcourt and Warri refineries companies posted a combined loss of N48.92 billion, while NNPC Retail and PPMC recorded a combined loss of N275.16 billion.

Further analysis of the operation of strategic business units showed that Kaduna Refinery and Petrochemical Company Limited posted a loss of N21.90 billion; Port Harcourt Refining Company recorded a loss of N15.1 billion, while Warri Refinery and Petrochemical Company lost N12.62 billion.

NNPC Retail posted a loss of N3.679 billion, while the PPMC recorded N278.837 billion loss. On the other hand, Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, NPDC; Integrated Data Services Limited, IDSL; Nigeria Engineering and Technical Company Limited, NETCO and Nigerian Gas Company, NGC, posted profits of N50.995 billion, N2.934 billion, N544 million and N19.239 billion, respectively.

In its explanations, NNPC stated that 73 percent year-to-date NNPC deficit of N378 billion was accounted for by the PPMC deficit of N278 billion.

It disclosed that PPMC deficit mainly comprised claimable subsidy of N231 billion, which represented 82 percent of the subsidiaries’ deficit and its claimable pipeline repairs/management cost of N69 billion and also crude product losses of N45 billion due to vandalized pipelines.

NNPC further stated that N723.82 billion for domestic crude oil and gas sales proceeds was paid to the Federation Account from January to August.

Revenue from oil, gas

It also stated that from January to July, a total volume of 439 million barrels of crude oil and condensate were lifted by all parties.

The report said: “Total US dollar payment to the Federation from sales of export crude oil, gas and NLNG feedstock for the month of August was $225.7 million.

“Crude oil export sales contributed $108.9 million, that is 48 percent of the dollar payment, compared with 76 percent contribution in previous month of July, while export gas sales and NLNG feedstock accounted for $99.65 million, that is 44 percent contribution compared with 23.7 percent contribution in the prior month of July.

“The remaining $16.8 million was attributable to other dollar denominated receipts by the corporation. A total of $607.8 million has been paid so far to FAAC this year from sales of export oil and gas.”


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/nnpc-records-n378bn-loss-in-8-months/



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ishilov
NNPC paid the sum of $607.8m to Federation Account, somebody will tell me later there's no improvement in this country. Just within how many month Ibe Kachikwu assumed power, he's making money for the country. God bless our Government.

Dotng:
Are you saying marketers like TOTAL are selling at a loss?

Do your research properly oga

OVI75:
Can any good com out of this Apc government?

I want to believe you are okay. Take your time to read through the post and check your comment again.

US Vows To Force Nigeria To Legalize Same -Sex Marriage
By GODWIN OTABONO
The US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, has stated that they would continue to pressurize Nigeria until it legalizes same sex marriage.
Thomas-Greenfield made this know during a live-web chat with journalists in Washington.
The God’s Own country recently legalized gay marriage, a development, which sparked global condemnations.
According to her, America was not bothered that Chinese companies were fast taking over the African market from their US counterparts.
President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to visit the country in few weeks time.
Thomas-Greenfield, who said the US had adopted the protection of the rights of same-sex people as part of its foreign policies, vowed that Washington would continue to mount and sustain pressure on Nigeria and other countries to reverse their laws against the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender community.
She said, “As a government, it is one of the highest priorities and strongest values that discrimination against anyone based on their sexual orientation and gender identity is wrong. We believe human rights should be available to everybody.
“As a policy, we will continue to press the government of Nigeria as well as other governments who have provided legislation that discriminate against the LGBT community.”
Thomas-Greenfiled, who did not agree that pressuring Nigeria to reverse the anti-gay law amounted to interference, said the country and Uganda had the hardest legislation on the gay community.
She said, “This is very much a work in progress, but I think you will agree with me that the law in Nigeria really went far in discriminating against this community but also people who associate with them.
“So we will continue to press the government, to press the legislature to change these laws and provide human rights for all Nigerian people regardless of their sexual orientation.”
Thomas-Greenfield was optimistic that the U.S would win the fight to protect the LGBT community.
She said, “With what is happening in the US, you can determine how far we are willing to go. We strongly believe human rights for all people and we are particularly opposed to legislation that actually targets the gay community for discrimination. So we are prepared to push this as a policy not just in Africa but across the world,” she added.

merry02:
na today?this is a cheap propaganda for a cheap recognition!presidency says yes today nd says No tomorrow!Nigerian need good news nt pictures,not someone going to mosque to pray et al...we need a reasonable development pls!

When your man was there, can you tell or define the term meaningful development? Guy wake up

Nonsense

Ezenwammadu:
What do you expect from an empty shell who goes around screaming i wull pight kowuption with ameachi atiku and co by his side

Mr,silence is the word. Grow up.

Please where did President Good luck get his ideologies as relate leadership. Please where did President Good luck get his ideologies as relate leadership.

Just got an sms from them

poshpappy:
thanks mr polymathic

Good evening bro. Please are you still with Armlife plc. I ll like to get some infos from you as relate the sales advisor. Thanks.

poshpappy:
thanks mr polymathic

Good evening bro. Please are you still with Armlife plc. I ll like to get some infos from you. Thanks.

m'corazon:

Holy ghost fire

Lol. M'corazon,there's peace now oooo. And guess wat? You ll enjoy serving there,start preparing o. B13 on point. Lets go there.

Barryp: Say only tins ur certain of plz! My skul, Kogi State Polytechnic Lokoja and D Fed Poly Idah also mob 4 ds batch. Got my mob no last thursdy

Supported. Post things u re sure of. Great K POLY AND FPI.

Good morning peeps.

Herzyz:

Am Adekola Azeez Adewunmi, Public Admin'12.

Fellow Administrator,greetings. Good evening peeps

hepheyemmy:

i did nt by d idea that leader are born i believe leader are made. u are wlcm to the house bro, u av to introduce ursef formally to d house, i mean ur name, schl n dpt.

Well,u re right,leaders are made,but wat ll u say abt one born with leadership instinct? Am Stanley finished frm fed poly idah,kogi state. Paz fellas

sayhi2bammy: @stanekha: you are welcome to the family....batch B on point.

Thanks dude.

WinnieDPooh: You know Charles initially said Political Education is aquired in the University until we discussed at length. Wheew you are welcome i enjoyed the debate/discussion.

Thanks winnie. Its nice to delve into topics like this atimes,to keep one busy and intellectually alive
Thanks dear

hepheyemmy:

Political education? i disagree wit dat, Obasasnjo, Babangida n others did they av political education?

Theoritically charlseshaw is absolutely right,you mustn't go to school before being politically inclined,it can be born with or gotten via observatn of ones environment. Politics encompasses different sphere. Well,i gladly register myself as a member of this family,hope u all welcome me as part of u,as we wait tiredlessly for batch B. Paz fellas

WinnieDPooh: I disagree with your point no. 1. It is only in some cases you find political education being acquired in the university and not in all cases. Charles do you know that some of our great leaders in the Military era had no University education yet they were responsible for the smooth affairs of this Nation?

There are born leader and there are made leader. Born leader carries high level of charisma and such,works towards obtaining high level of welfarism for the masses.

Batch b on point. Fedpoida