₦airaland Forum

obiorathesubtle:
Thing is, only broke people want money so bad.

Tolexander:
imagine!
PHCN ladder

So one may need having a ladder in one's luggage when preparing to travel by air in Nigeria?

May God save us!

sparkleRed:
Airf0rce1 is fake d real airforce1 has an o nt a zero

whitetiger511:
It's not like most ladies who don't give don't want to, but I feel like it's a catch 22 situation. Some guys feel your buying them gifts is you being desperate for marriage (stupid as it sounds).

I'd rather be called stingy than desperate.

Genes1s:
thanks 4 d replies, now i av 2 contradicting replies ooo... I am more confused right nw

coded01:
[size=28pt]Jamb question

Which club is likely to relegate 2015/2016 season?

(1) Leicester City

(2) Chelsea[/size]

Expo: defending champions...

Explorers:
42. A landing plane crashes into a truck standing near the runway due to violent crosswinds, (1976).

TechRez:
People have clearly run out of article ideas

valzey:
kingroot doesn't work, flash twrp and flash superuser zip

Frankloon:
I'm sure you've played Ravensword2, 'Hail to the king' is awesome, I got the full mpk pack from mobogenie.

check out this link for more rpg
www.androidauthority.com/best-android-hack-and-slash-games-580185/

seems order and chaos is quite the stuff too.

just remember, you can only play this games with your data on. funny thing is it hardly zaps data, you might play for a full day, and only 2mb will be gone.
that misconception of online games draining data scares Nigerians from delving into them.

SameMissclassy:
[color=#000050]This question is actually sensitive.

Ladies, can you get married to a guy who is good looking, has an education and potential to be successful, but is poor?
Or would you rather go for a guy who is already made?[/color]

RobinHez:
I can just [s]imagine the expression on the faces of the white men while they follow this story...[/s]

From the 'unfenced park' to the eating of the lion.

pretydiva:
who ur heights help ...dey r both midget buh r way richer than u in thousands folds

Simbrave:
High end games rarely play on d phone,my gta not working

jameslojohn:
Bro M5 only pass this phone with 3 thing
1 battery cap
2 infred
3 2gram
But in times of CPU note2 pass am of 6 core of 64bite vs 4 core of 64bite do the math

Gongas99:
Im trying to upload but im a student and i have a little time to do it since my phone inst hvga, but i have another phone and when i can i will upload

Gongas99:
No, its for android but with a bigger screen like tablets, and if search in the folders of the game you will see ipad instead of android, it says ipad because ipad uses a big screen.
As the apk cracked i think i cant do anything about it

ShakurM:
Ehya....after decades of getting her beef bruised and spray painting , after years of her punarina explored and days of interior decorating and putting emails in the spam folder ...in the blink of an eye it came and went like that

ishittu:
Opinion will differ but I can tell u , u wont be dissappointed

A few days ago, it was reported that a man named Jerry Ogbonna Obike Phillip, withdrew the sum of N45 million said to have been transferred to his account in error.

And now, he is speaking out, stating that the allegations are false.

Jerry took to his Facebook page to set the record straight:

“
On the Withdrawal of Money Purported to Have Been Wrongly Credited to My Account by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and My Allegedly Being Wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)

My attention has been drawn to the falsehood being circulatedon some social and print media platforms with my above photograph claiming that I am wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for withdrawing N45 million purported to have been wrongly credited to my account by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

For the avoidance of doubt,let me state categorically that the deposit was not made in error. The said amount was credited to my account with Diamond Bank Plc in 2012 for a contract I have with the Ministry of Petroleum Resources for the lease of three (3) helicopters from Tunisia for the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR). The helicopters were former President Umaru Musa Yar’Aduas idea to prevent the DPR from hiring helicopters from the International Oil Companies (IOCs)they were supposed to police.

The N45 million was part payment of the mobilisation for the contract. The full mobilization is N110 million, and a total of N90 million has been paid by the ministry as mobilisation. However,some staff ofthe CBN and the Ministry of Petroleum Resources wanted me to launder the money and share it with them without supplying the helicopters for the stipulated service but I refused, insisting that it was against my principles. Our nation will continue to crawl behind other nations of the world if we all continue to acquiesce to such corrupt propositions and compromise the integrity of such or any contracts.

I am ready to fight whoever is behind these false publications because I have God behind me and no one can defeat me in such a just cause no matter how highly placed.

The money was used to take the officers of the DPR and the Ministry of Petroleum Resources on an inspection visit to Tunisia. Officials of the Civil Aviation authorities also travelled for the inspection of the helicopters with officers of Aero Contractors who were to operate the helicopters.

Also, officials and crew of the Tunisian company, Tunisiavia, visited Nigeria to inspect the facilities here in Nigeria where the helicopters will operate.

The N45 million was used to finance all these inspections and the expenses were foreign exchange dominated. At the end of the successful inspection, I was paid N45 million and a letter to the effect that we successfully completed the first phase of the contract was sent to Fidelity Bank Plc.

In another development, I reported some staff of DPR for asking me for bribe with evidence and EFCC and ICPC took no action. At the end of these inspections, the Ministry of Petroleum Resources was supposed to pay N370 million for the helicopters to be ferried to Nigeria in accordance with the terms of the contract. At this stage they refused to make the payment, hence the current stalemate.

Since this matter is in the Federal High court and International court of arbitration for adjudication, I prefer not to give further details at present beyond what is necessary in response to the current effort to slander me with such false publications.

I am not on the run from the EFCC because they know my office in Abuja and my residence. I have no need to run from anybody but no one can intimidate me. The rule of law must be followed at all times. The truth must prevail over lies. I sacrificed my life for 30 years in the military for this nation and cannot at this stage change my habits at 61.

Jerry Ogbonna

LollyUser20:
Anyone can add me into WhatsApp group?

ishittu:
evenif you unroot, u wont be able to update thru OTA so therefore flash the stock rom manually