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In as much as I don't support oshomole for ursubing the office of the national legal advicer, but that man Mr ogala is very rude have u seen him on interviews, he likes to give direction on how the interviews is going living the presenters frustrated. He would have use that altitude to frustrate those in the national secteriate.

This was the response weac gave in 2015.

This dude deserved to be knocked out

Only God knows how much he received as kick backs gandollar we hail

Rocha's has being technically knock out

This is the same promise bubu and his team promise before they came on bound, hope its not another scam

Gandolla the babariga bank ceo

Nice one , jimi on the move to restored Lagos to its glory and we are behind him .. Everybody loves jimi agbaje

Talent less babe, nudity is a big business for those who made their money in a crook way. Work work to the money.

This was the killshot that Dr amadi gave fkeyamo, I don't see him recovering.

Setting the pact for others to follow this is our own this is innonoson the manufacturer of motors, bit bad belle will claim that he only assemble cars.

You must stand for somthine, we are just atikulating

You mean this is possible, we better try it when we stimulate in 2019

Gandollar the CEO of babariga bank PLC. Your boys loyal

The Managing Director of Kano State Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (KNARDA), Prof. Mahmud Daneji, has expressed concern over the inability of rice farmers to repay the loan they sourced to boost rice production in the state through the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Anchor Borrowers’ Scheme.

Speaking during a visit by the Country Director of Sasakawa Global 2000, Prof. Sani Miko, to commemorate the Media Field Day 2018, in Kano Tuesday, Daneji said: “I am worried to say that 5,450 people benefited with the scheme but only four people have paid through Bank of Industry.



“Some of our rice farmers that benefitted from the CBN’s Anchor Borrowers’ Programme are yet to refund the money they have collected.

“We have discovered that about 55 peoples in Kano have used one single BVN to collect the loan which have been detected. It is fraud and unbecoming of those involved.

“A total of N900 million was disbursed to the farmers but regrettably not up to N6 million was recovered from the money as most of the farmers think that it is a national cake.”

According to Daneji, the state currently has a ratio of one extension worker to 300 farmers, pointing out that Kano is not too far from meeting the United Nations recommendation of one extension worker to 250 farmers.

Prof. Miko said the state government was determined to boost agricultural production and had placed emphasis on extension workers.

“This state has more than 1,800 extension agents that work directly with farmers in the state. Within the last one and a half years, we have recruited 729 extension workers to support farmers across our 44 local government areas,” he said.

Miko advised farmers to always consult extension agents for necessary advice.

Edible and so much stew

20 shipping firms leave Nigeria over low business

• Dockworkers groan under threats of $7b cash call, deficient import policies
• 300 workers sacked, Maersk reduces crew by 400
Groaning under intense hardship imposed by poor government policies and global economic crunch, over 20 shipping firms have exited the nation’s shores.

This is coming as Dockworkers Union of Nigeria (DUN) lamented that over 3,000 workers have already been laid off by various shipping companies, terminal operators and logistic companies, owing to lack of financing and poor import policies of the Federal Government.

The workers also blamed the massive retrenchment on the inability of the Federal Government to meet its joint venture obligation with the international oil companies which are major partners with the marine logistic companies.

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Some of the companies that have already made an exit include Mitsui O.S.K Line, Nippon Yusen Kasha, Taiwan’s Evergreen Line, Messina Line, Hapag-Lloyd and Gold Star Line (GSL), among others which were forced to withdraw from the West Africa route due to growing losses as a result of declining volumes.

The President, Dockworkers Union of Nigeria (DUN), Anthony Emmanuel Nted, yesterday bemoaned the poor state of the ports, terminal and work environment in the maritime industry.

Nted revealed that about 20 shipping firms have left the shore of the country because of low traffic occasioned by government importation policy.

According to him, Nigeria as an import-dependent country cannot suddenly ban the importation of the principal goods being generally consumed in the country.

“Hence, the current government policy on importation though with the best intention seems to be wreaking more havoc on the economy and ought to be reviewed urgently,” he said.

He, therefore, urged the Federal Government to review the ban on the importation of rice, wheat, vehicle spare parts and industrial machinery until the nation is able to produce for local consumption. He added that the failure to do this would encourage smuggling, diversion of ships to neighbouring countries, idle ports, retrenchment of workers, unemployment and general loss of revenue to government.

According to him, some of the employers of Intels and other logistic companies, which render services to the IOCs are being faced with financial challenges and therefore forced to retrench workers.

He said: “The non-payment of cash calls by government to these oil companies as per their joint venture agreements has been a major setback to the funding of the service of our employers (the logistic companies) and consequently responsible for the massive retrenchment of our members.”

But Nted decried the alleged moves by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) to sack a section of dockworkers, tally clerks and onboard security men.

He lamented that the volume of vehicles imported into the country through ports has collapsed to an all-time-low, with the consequent loss of thousands of jobs in the industry.

This was attributed to the duty regime introduced since 2014 and the implication of the new exchange rate for duty calculation, which has made the importation of cars and trucks too expensive.

“In the last two years the number of vehicles in Nigeria has shrunk by almost two-thirds, while the volume of cars smuggled through Cotonou continued unabated,” he said.

Also, the Maersk Supply Service, a part of Danish shipping and offshore energy conglomerate Maersk Group, is apparently adopting austerity measures as it moves to reduce its Offshore Supply Ship Vessel (OSV) fleet by 20 in the next 18 months, even as it plans to reduce its crew pool by 400 offshore positions.

The company said that the divestment plan was a response to vessels in lay-up, limited trading opportunities and the global over-supply of offshore supply vessels in the industry.

The Chief Executive Officer of Maersk Supply Service, Jorn Madsen, said: “We are facing unprecedented market conditions, and regrettably we have to further adjust our crew pool. It is an unfortunate, but necessary step to safeguard the future of our company”.

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He said: “One of Maersk Supply Service’s prime objectives is to attempt to restore the supply demand balance in the offshore supply market. This is why the vast majority of the divested vessels will be recycled or modified by their new owners to compete outside their present segments.”

Madsen said as a consequence of the fleet reduction and the flagging of existing project vessels to the Isle of Man registry, around 400 crew members would be made redundant as a “necessary step to safeguard the future” of Maersk Supply Service.

“The decision was taken in an attempt to improve the efficiency of the company and to stabilise the liquidity and cash flows. The redundancy process is expected to be completed by the end of September 2016,” he stated.


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He has use part of the loot to buy award, this man should be I'm kotagora prison .

Inferiority na him they worry u

Make we see how it will end

The Arrogance's of this man speaks volume, he act as if this country belongs to him. Bubu do somthine ,

Everybody is now an actor, which movies this one Don act, she is just finding publicity with her nude pictures

This APC Don scam people of there hard earned money, efcc over to yoy. You must probe them.

Wrong injection
Nigeria hospital's are dead trap, our leaders has failed us all, the shall have no peace.

Those looters are now free they should go and sin no more, they have being washed with the blood of bubu.

I think next time they shouldn't nbe a to to substitute candidate its so unfair for those that have worked so hard to win the primaries. So unfair.

Obi should visit other regions, not only the south eastern part, stimulate is still in motion

Anointing has to break the York that is for sure

You eat wahala u no war wahala, all this experts are so confusing that they contradict themselves let them all go back and come with a straight forward answer. Mteeeeeew

Every body has his or her preference, she has started hers, she no pretend at all so if u no get heights hide ur face for where she dey.

Mama g the nightmare of daughter Inlaw in any movie.
She is the horror of any movie

GMA one of this uncle from daddy's side na him go send this money, bit if u go ask that uncle for some money to start small hustle, u go hear say I no get money.

Woman una power strong I never see.