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In recession and post recession, nigeria brewery has remain constant.
Thank you guys,making jolly good friends in nigeria.

God of mercy.

Tekno...i like that phatom II.
Good one bro

Are they serious,or just joking with the media.

Who cares about pdp

Buharing bleeping naija since 1875,

vote buhari 2019....for betters. Nigeria.

Those guy ahead dont sleepnairlander watchman.
I target front page before the end of this year.
So help me God.

When will i make it to front page sef.

Lobatan

Great innovation.

Beautiful

Happy birthday to a good heart president surounded with deziani,maina,and other natinal looter. No doubt you are a good man but ur team are badz.
Wish you long life in good health and wealth.
Happy birthday Mr. President Jonathan.
God bless my country Nigeria.

Congratulation

Beautiful insight.
Ops thank you for sharing.
Cheers

Do you have ferrari and prada,you must measure the gift in exchange

Are you very sure of this,cos am going to linch underground tracker to trace those folks.

anthony533:
Quadrant Emergencia:
COPIED FROM GHWX FORUM

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LAST NIGHT I bleeped KYLIE (MR TUNDE MOSES) AT PROTEA IKEJA; HE PAID ME USD5000‎ (Part 2)‎
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The person you people know as Kylie is actually Mr Olatunde Moses a former software engineer with shop in Computer Village, Ikeja and he is my boyfriend but I cannot stand cheating innocent people of their hard earned cash! Lord forgive me.‎

I have been with him for the past 5years. Even when he didn't have any money‎ as a struggling graduate of LASU.

Recently however, he started becoming very generous to me buying me Ifone 7 and a Samsung Galaxy Tab. We even spent a week in Dubai 2months ago when he told me he was on leave. I guess that was when his business was in trouble which I later found out was when GHW was transformed to GHWx.

I have been seeing all your complaints on GHWx for the past 3weeks and my conscience has been disturbing me to come forward with my story.

Kylie started GHW with good intentions but became greedy along the line with his friends all based in Ikeja except Mrslinco (Samuel Ajayi) who is currently based in Atlanta.

Everybody you see on the forum begging you the foolish participants to pay more money is a friend of Tunde and they have all shared your money.‎

Last night‎ Tunde sorry Kylie invited me to Protea Hotel in Ikeja and we drank Moet and I ate fried rice with lobster which I was surprised he paid for with his ATM card.

Then we spent the night in an expensive suite where we bleeped and bleeped and bleeped till day break and then he paid me $5000 cash.

Please members of GHW i'm am sorry if you may have lost money to the scheme. Please forgive and forget my boyfriend Tunde. He will not repeat this again.

God bless you all for your forgiveness because I am doing this without his permission.

Thank You All.
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STW‎

NB: Don't be deceived any further my innocent brothers and sisters that may have lost all their life savings on GHWx.

See the real identities of the following moderators and participants and the actual relationship to Tunde (Kylie)

Kylie (Tunde Moses): GHW Software Developer & Principal Owner.

Mami (Mary Kehinde): Younger Cousin to Tunde.

Mrs Titilayo (Mark Okoroafor): Boyfriend to 
Mami.‎

Hayomax (Henry Abayomi): Friend to Mami and also a computer engineer.

Solace247365 (‎Betty Can't remember her Surname): Recently employed staff working as secretary and moderator.

Princessghw (Same person as Solace247365)

Magnificent (Same person as hayomax)

Jayden (Kayode Isaac): Former course mate of Tunde at LASU.

John (Johnson Mamedu): Also a software engineer that graduated from Unilag.

Penny (Patience Mabiaku): Johnson's serious girlfriend.
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Mrslinco (Samuel Ajayi): Co-owner and website designer based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Kohcee (Olatunde David): Friend to Tunde‎ (Kylie) but pretends to be a participant that has lost money too.

I will update this list in my subsequent post.

Watchout for Part 3.

STW.‎

TenPassfour:
Good stuff,we are here to help each other,lifes good.

Love is the greatest

Good stuff,we are here to help each other,lifes good.

Excellent,good stuff

are you serious, what about china,india and colombia.

Help her take her to SCOAN for deliverance and come back to share your testimony.
EMMANUEL...God is with us.

America i hail you ooo

Ok

Please the guru in this sector,what is going on with xghw.
The whole system has been the samebover a month now.
Whos is going to pay me my 650,000.

chai i don enta only. Chance.

Just want to confirm, those it mean Xghw is gone forever. Who is going to pay me my money now.
Which kind wahala be this,
EFCC need to investigate this matter.

NwaAmaikpe:



Nonsense write up.

When will Buratai, Tinubu and Fashola be unmasked?

How market Wailers

Help to move it to front page,

As more details continue to emerge on the alleged corrupt practices of ex Minister, Diezani Allison-Maduekwe, Sonola Olumhense, here, brings to light the poverty of Buhari's anti-corruption rhetoric.


Diezani Allison-Maduekwe
 
Dateline: Friday, May 22, 2015: At Murtala Muhammad Airport in Lagos, British Airways received a surprise VIP.

His name: Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s President-Elect.  The man who, in one week, would take control of Africa’s most bewildering country.  He was a much-feared man, with a certain reputation for character, a man who had fought for the presidency for years claiming he would rid Nigeria of corruption.

He was swiftly checked in, accompanied by just one person.  He took First Class Seat 3K.

And then British Airways received another surprise VIP to the same flight: Diezani Alison-Madueke, Nigeria’s powerful Minister of Petroleum Resources, accompanied by two aides also in First Class.  She sat behind the President-Elect.

Reports said the minister, her tenure down to seven days, had booked her flight only after discovering Mr. Buhari would be on it.  Widely-alleged to be the most corrupt minister in a government of great corruption, she hoped to soften him up in conversation during the flight, commentators suggested.

The omens were not good for the outgoing minister.  After taking office, Buhari on almost a daily basis promised hell on earth for every corrupt former official.

Mrs. Alison-Madueke had reason to be afraid.  As Buhari prepared to take office, there were further pressures.  As it turned out, on that late May 2015 trip to the United Kingdom, Buhari was received at 10 Downing Street by Prime Minister David Cameron, who pledged “technical assistance” to Buhari administration to combat terrorism and corruption.

And then there was the United States, also offering help, and President Barack Obama reportedly giving him details of extensive corruption within the Goodluck Jonathan government, including of a certain minister who had looted up to $6billion.

That minister was widely-speculated to be Alison-Madueke. On the local front throughout her tenure, there had been incessant and detailed media investigations which painted images of a freewheeling, out-of-control minister who was trading in influence and disbursing favours and contracts. Some of the more exhaustive reports, notably by The PUNCH and the defunct 234NEXT newspapers, suggested she held accountability in contempt.

Which is partly why many people thought it was only a matter of days before Alison-Madueke was consumed in the fire Buhari was bringing.

That was two years ago.  Despite loud sabre-rattling, the Nigerian government has not questioned the former minister, let alone indicted her.

On the contrary, it was Alison-Madueke who called the government out.  In an interview with OVATION Publisher, Dele Momodu, in November 2015, she denied every insinuation and allegation against her.  She said she never stole from Nigeria and had done no dubious deals as minister.

She said the rumours about her came from the imagination and wickedness of people who were merely envious of her success and power.  She did not have billions of dollars anywhere, she affirmed.

And contrary to the rumours, one of which was alluded to by Mr. Momodu, she did not own choice real estate abroad.  “I live with my husband in the same house we’ve lived since we married in 1999,” she declared.  “Our [only] house in Abuja was bought in 2007…Anyone who tells you I have houses anywhere should feel free to publish them…”

Last week, the United States called that bluff when it filed an assets forfeiture case.  But it is essential to point out that the US was not principally after Alison-Madueke.  The country has stringent money-laundering laws, and the story has emerged from the effort to recover several properties belonging to the former minister’s close associates and beneficiaries whose activities have benefited her.

The law also frowns on the bribing of a foreign government official, in this case Alison-Madueke. Two of those associates of hers, who are widely-known in Nigeria, are Kola Aluko and Jide Omokore, men who blossomed in the oil sector under her watch.  There are three other co-conspirators, identified only by numbers, presumably because they have a significant role to play in the forthcoming criminal processes. Thanks to ‘Madam D,’ their companies received over $1.5 billion in revenues selling Nigerian crude oil.

Awash with cash March 2012 and January 2015, Aluko purchased over $87 million dollars’ worth of real estate in New York and California for himself, as well as a luxury yacht for $82 million.

Which brings us to Alison-Madueke’s bluff.  In painstaking detail, US lawyers allege that the minister made Aluko and Omokore wealthy, and how in return the men and others purchased for the minister and her family a new luxury lifestyle, particularly in England.

“Anyone who tells you I have houses anywhere should feel free to publish them…?” Well then, how about these:
 
96 Camp Road, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, SL9 7PB (“the Falls,” purchased in January 2011 for £3,250,000);
39 Chester Close North, London NW1 4JE, purchased in March 2011 for £1,730,000;
58 Harley House, Marylebone Road, London NW1 5HL, purchased in March 2011 for £2,800,000;
Flat 5 Park View, 83-86 Prince Albert Road, London NW8 7RU, purchased in March 2011 for £3,750,000.
 
It is important to note that following each purchase, Alison-Madueke led the extensive re-modelling and decoration efforts.  And then, by her own account she acquired a lot of equally expensive Houston furniture: four million dollars’ worth.

“At least one of the items purchased in Omokore’s name, and paid for by Co-Conspirator #1, has been matched by vendor number, item number, and store-issued control number to furniture discovered in Alison-Madueke’s residence in Abuja, Nigeria,” US documentation shows.

Speaking of greed, there is more: Between August 2011 and January 2014, these men paid rents of £537,922 for two additional central London residences at 22 St. Edmunds Terrace, London NW8 7QQ. Flat 19 was occupied by Alison-Madueke and Flat 6 by her mother.  She must have been one proud mother.

In her Momodu interview, Alison-Madueke had claimed she was being treated for breast cancer, a report that was received with derision among Nigerians.   There were good grounds for the skepticism: her education in the US, her age, her NYSC service, her work record in Nigeria and her two ministerial chairs had all been riddled with credibility questions. In 2014, at height of her powers, the story also emerged that she squandered N10bn to charter a luxury jet for her use.

At the 2015 interview, and for someone said to be undergoing chemotherapy, she went to great trouble to meet her interviewer in various places in London, none—as it turns out—being any of at least six places she owns.  While she looked sick in the pictures, there was really nothing a make-up artiste could not achieve.  But even if she were sick, that would not detract from the issues that surround her.

Since then, however, details have leaked of a bribery ring she ran in Nigeria to try to guarantee Mr. Jonathan’s re-election in 2015.  And just days ago, a court in Lagos ordered the confiscation of a massive $37.5m Banana Island property she bought 2013.

In the end, this story is not really about Alison-Madueke, but about the poverty of Buhari’s anti-corruption rhetoric.
 
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Written by Sonola Olumhense

This children .........sorry for the next generation

Following,keep it up

Kindly do a background check on her,
The man claim her father might not be her real dad,maybe an adopted child.
She should talk to her spiritual father for delievrance and after that the so called dad should be deliver to. This is not a child play.....its a serious spiritual battle,think before you take a step.

Fast and pray for divine direction......very important.

please we need to see SEUN Pictures.

Happy Birthday bro,wish you long life in good health.

Where is the thanksgiving at and how much is ASO EBI.
Thank you and enjoy your day. HBD Mr. NAIRALAND.com

Kindly drop your contact.