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What about Musiwa? I think he will make changes as a president if given the opportunity. |
Visionary Leader |
August 1, 2012 | 9:28am News *Nabs five crude oil syndicate members By Emma Amaize & Akpos Akpokona WARRI – AN attempt by a suspected international crude oilsyndicate based in Nigeria to defraud a Minister from the Republic of Benin of over N25 billion under the pretext of selling crude oil to him, has landed five members of the groupin trouble. The five fraudsters, including a former secretary of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, western zone,(name withheld) werearrested in a hotel at Effurun, near Warri, Delta State, while holding a meeting with a delegation from Republic of Benin, sent by the Minister to further discuss the business. Commander, NNS Delta, Commodore Stephen Kor, confirmed the arrest of members of the syndicate in a briefing, yesterday, in Warri. He said: “The syndicate specialises in defrauding individuals and companies with fake Nigerian Navy and NNPC letter headed documents for clearance of vessel.” Vanguard learnt that members of the syndicate who usuallyposed as top Navy and Nigerian NationalPetroleum Corporation, NNPC, officials contact unsuspecting companies and persons, claiming that they would bunker crude oil to them. Commander Kor said: “Following a tip off, NNS Delta special patrol team at about 10:00 on Monday, July 30, arrested five suspected fraudsters that specialise in usingfake Nigerian Navy and NNPC letter-headed documents todefraud unsuspectingmembers of the public. The arrest was carried out at one of the hotels in Warri, where the suspects were to hold a meeting with some of their earlier victims. This arrest is part of the Nigerian Navy’s efforts at curbing illegalities in its areas of operations.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/navy-foils-attempt-to-defraud-benin-republic-minister-of-n25bn/ |
BY NAOMI UZOR Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday, said it has disbursed N171.12 billion to 30 power and airline projects through the Bank of Industry, BOI. Speaking at a one daybi-annual dialogue onimpact of governmentintervention funds in the transformation of the Nigerian economy, organised by the Nigerian Association of Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, NACCIMA, the Governor of CBN, Lamido Sanusi, said asat May 31, 2012, N171.12 billion has been disbursed through the BOI to airline and power projects under power and airline intervention fund. He said 14 airline projectsgot N90.45 billion while 16 power projects got N80.67 billion. Sanusi said that Powerand Airline Intervention Fund, PAIF, was introduced in September, 2010 toprovide the leverage that will motivate and stimulate private sector involvement in the power and airline sectors, as well as fast track the development of both sectors of the economy. “The CBN provided N300 billion facility for investment in debentures which wasissued by the Bank of Industry, BOI, in accordance with section 31 of the CBN Act 2007, for investment in power and airline projects”. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/cbn-disburses-n171bn-to-power-airline-projects-2/ |
NIGERIANS! Please don't let us lose hope, we will still regain our pride. We are having lot of problems realy, but we should not be a laughing stock to some of these countries mocking us. l think they should rather help than mocking because we have helped majority of them in their trying times. IF THE WORLD IS NOT READY TO HELP, I BELIEVE GOD ALMIGHTY WON'T LEAVE US DECAY. |
Arap: I can jail my dad. Yes! Theoretically but practically impossiblehahaha. That is the issue of majority in this forum saying they can jail their father. Thereotically and not practically. Well, l can't blame them much,maybe their father treated them like goats when they were young and now seeking revenge. |
@jaw jaw. easier said than done. LOL!!! |
People saying they will jail their father if caught stealing are big HYPOCRITES!!! |
Buhari should be the president and fashola the vice president, l believe they will fall PDP that way. El-rufia can be a minister or special adviser to the president. |
hmmm...Am afraid what will happen to us if the world cease to use crude oil. |
moderattor: break up with him.Nice! he is like a link for his friend to his mum. The best is to break the link by cutting off from him. |
Delafruita: the ministry of agriculture allocated 260million to "seedlings of seed" and another 250million to "seeds of seedlings".every ministry has allocation to buy computers,vehicles,newspapers etc.82% of the budget caters for salaries,allowances,entitlements for less than 1million people while the remaining 166million are left with 18% |
Delafruita: the ministry of agriculture allocated 260million to "seedlings of seed" and another 250million to "seeds of seedlings".every ministry has allocation to buy computers,vehicles,newspapers etc.82% of the budget caters for salaries,allowances,entitlements for less than 1million people while the remaining 166million are left with 18%This is true, d minister of information himself said it. He said d lawmakers spend 70% of d nations budget.l was suprised when l heard it on radio. |
Why is it that any bad thing Nigerians claim to be number1? Why won't we be having problems when we claim to be the most wicked people on the planet. Have you all forgotten that the wicked is being punished? and you are claiming to be wicked. Later we put all the blaim on mr president and other bodies. |
@basadenet. Not so bro, the millitary cannot just go and open fire, they need order. Our president and other bodies concern should be blamed for that. |
DaRapture: Strong? Compared to who? Egypt, SA, Algeria.. would all kick Nigeria's azz with the weapons they have. The only thing Nigeria has going for it is numbers.We are just hearing their names afar off, they also have their problems which they will not tell you. In Nigeria we lash out our millitary which those countries don't. Do you think egypt will tell you your their weakness? they won't! likewise SA and others. |
You guys are not in the position to tell them which weapons they have to use because they know better than you. Infact, how many of you have visited their arsenal to know whether they upgrade their weapons or not. The truth is the Nigeria millitary is strong and respected in africa. |
We are really in crisis but our armed forces are getting stronger. |
ABUJA—Defence Minister, Dr. Bello Mohammed, said, yesterday, that the Armed Forces were in a state of combat readiness needed to surmount all issues of insecurity, internal or external. He said government has ensured this by funding the requirements of the different arms of the military.Speaking at the ministerial platform organised by the Ministry of Information and Communication in Abuja, the minister noted that the state of combat readiness was achieved following the repairs and upgrading of a number of Armoured Fighting Vehicles and Armoured Personnel Carriers for the Nigerian Army. He also said the acquisitions of the warship, NNS Thunder, and a number of Shaldag Fast Patrol Boats for the Navy, in addition to existing weaponry for the two services, had made them combat-ready. The minister said the F7Ni Supersonic Jet fighter had been acquired by the Nigeria Air Force, even as M-35-Helicopters had been retrofitted, while Super Puma Helicopters and Alpha-jets had undergone upgrading and re-inducted. Mohammed said: “We (Ministry of Defence) have also refurbished some of our C-130H Aircraft in the NAF inventory.” He noted that the ministry placed great emphasis on the welfare of personnel of the armed forces. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/05/armed-forces-ready-for-any-crisis-minister/combat/ |
l SUPPORT THE DOCTORS. |
Am interested. My e-mail is: wildam98@hotmail.com |
l pray they implement this one because since GEJ is in power l have never seen Nigeria do this or that. All l read and hear is Nigeria budget, Nigeria plan, Nigeria to, Nigeria about and so on. Me l don tire o! |
bencobenz: Tell him/her dat u've bin sleeping with his/her friend and dat u're pregnant for his friend or her friend is carrying ur baby.Am sorry, this is the worst suggestion so far. |
Africa has no biggest problem. We can only list some of the problems because all our problems are big and mighty. |
9jadelta: hatred and racism is not only an african thing... Its world wide thingl know, but we are focusing on africa now not the entire world. |
Hatred and racism |
oiseworld: all those who want gej out, can you please tell us your reasons why you want him out.U will surely act like GEJ if u eventually be Naija president. Killing us slowly. |
come on, that can't be true. ls she not educated? not even a secondary school level. It may be a joke. |
If truly the Nigeria millitary is weak or not strong enough compare to other african countries, then why did the US chose them as number one in africa defence or peacekeeping among all other african countries including SA which claim to be the strongest. The US knows their strenght and knows they are the best for the job. Whether you accept or not that's the truth and SA cannot dare Nigeria. If you citizens are ignorant about that, your government knows it. |
There is something which you guys do not know. Nigeria millitary is a secret affair, it is not easy to know their full capacity unlike SA. And in the case of boko haram and mend, they are nothing to nigeria army. The problem is they operate among the citizens and will the army fire the citizens with them? NO! eradicating boko haram is the work of the security agencies. You cannot use boko haram and mend to guage the nigeria millitary strenght. |
Hmmmm. south africans with sugarcoated mouth, everything for show off. |