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Please mods, correct this topic title. This is embarrassing. Why is NL standard falling like this? This thread title has been like this for hours now and the mods didnt even notice. Please correct the blunder. I use my papa beg una! |
jerrymania: if i was a general in the chinese army, i will shoot you alongside oduahthiefWhat did she steal? |
payless: First Bank has funded the purchase. Cosmos Maduka already got paid from First Bank. FG has to pay back the loan to the First Bank on installment- with interest. Two months payments were made in the last three months to the bank. The cars have been shipped to Nigeria directly from the seller oversea. How did the car get to Nigeria if the amount hasn't been paid yet? One car was driven to the compound of NCAA yesterday. The inspectors saw different chassis number on the car yesterday.You see how you just keep proving you are on a political campaign, nothing else. You make a long list of stuff with Stella not involved and still managed to conclude that Stella is in trouble. If the cars are different, how does that put Stella in trouble? Is she in charge of parking cars? Is she the director of NCAA? Does NCAA not have a board? When Bode George was indicted for his role in the NPA, did they accuse the minister of transport or the relevant ministry along with him? |
payless: You must be out of your mind. The government under the watchful eyes of Stella Oduah requested funding (loan) from First Bank with the promise to pay back the loan with interest on monthly payment installment.You like to talk like you are actually making sense when you are not. Has the FG paid 255 million to anybody for the cars? What are you saying ni |
payless: Stop arguing blindly. First Bank already made the payment for the purchase. The federal government has to make the installment payment on monthly basis with interest.If First bank makes a payment, how is that the same thing as the FG making a payment? What are you on about? Go and read your books and stop commenting on serious issues with google search joor |
HNosegbe: Agreed. In addition it has been confirmed that those cars were purchased for the Minister, on the Minister's orders and at an outrageous cost.Again, you are talking out of point, no offense. How can you say the cars were purchased for the minister? Are the documents in her name? Is she going to take them along when she leaves office? Do you know the difference between Minister of Aviation's office and Stella Oduah? You can only indict her if it is proven that she actually collected money from the purchase or if the purchased didnt follow due process and was approved by her. That has still not be proven yet. Anything else is just the usual political fight by those who have certain interests. You cannot even accuse her of outrageous cost if the car actually went through the procurement guys and got approval. The first problem with the Sahara Reporters story is that they said she bought 2 armored cars and accused her of corruption but presented as evidence, documents from the NCAA that didnt have her name in it. That is wrong and that smacks of brown envelope reporting. Unfortunately, people like you went with the headline. |
fyneguy: Are you a learner?You dont fully pay for a car on high purchase. You pay in installments. Stop disgracing yourself |
HNosegbe: From your "source":The only thing that has been confirmed is that the NCAA bought armoured cars. There is no where in todays hearing where the minister was mentioned as doing anything. You are the one infering it because of your political leanings. She has not been indicted of anything. Even the house committee chairman stressed that fact. Nothing has been proven against her. You guys are clearly on a pull her down campaign as far as the facts states. Nothing more |
Watch as Gov Amaechi blunders and tells his own story of our he violated people rights with impunity. This is the same Amaechi that cries of oppression and police unfairness. This is what Amaechi has been trying to get the police to do in Rivers state. No wonder the CP has been resisting him. The Rivers CP is definitely vindicated and is a hero. https://vimeo.com/78200376 |
texazzpete: You earn 150k a month.Who told you, you can ever achieve happiness and satisfaction from buying things? A pity that is what some of you think. You can never have enough in life. Are allll the politicians stealing Nigeria's money satisfied? If you want to live long and happy, you better change the way you think. Money is never enough. Material things are never enough. There will never be a point where you will attain happiness and satisfaction by buying things. Wrong foundation |
Jarus: The story was funny...looks like Africa Magic story as I envision the scene while reading thye news.Good you learnt your lesson. The real problem of the present Nigerian society is not that people dont have money but more about competition and trying to meet up with the status quo. Once you learn to liberate yourself from the opinions of people around you, you can live a happy life. Life is about contentment |
adorable29: You are the one confined to a box nd childish in reasoning. Any child can say he shouldn't have spent all that money on a jeep! It takes a greater mind to say what I said. So keep your insult to yourself. Thank you!You call a yahoo mind a greater mind? Poor man. SMH |
adorable29: Please, its his money! He worked for it, he didn't steal it! Whatever he decides to do with it is his buisness as long as he isn't hurting anybody... People are different and so is their perception of what brings them happiness! If he had always wanted a jeep and he knows this may be his last chance to afford it, why not?Typical thinking of a yahoo boy! After some months, when he is flat broke, he will now run back to his friends and family for help and start giving them stress. Yet you say nobody should tell him what to do. Very childish reasoning |
gbanikiti: I see nothing wrong in buying a phone worth 100k from a monthly pay of 150kHow can you not see anything wrong in that? It is totally wrong. You cannot use over 60% of your salary to buy a phone. That is madness and stupidity put together. It is poverty mentality. Who is such a person trying to impress? You should never live above your means |
^^^Stop defending a criminal my friend! Shameless people! How can this man up there be calling himself an anti corruption fighter. Isnt that ridiculous and repulsive? Doesnt it make you want to puke? Except you are a criminal too. The Oduah, you even mentioned has not been found guilty of any crime and you compare her to this crook up there! Very shameful |
take dat: In as much as I doubt the authenticity of this news, I believe the State government is right for prosecuting those four since they did not get license or authority from the company that owns the right to make and sell the uniforms. The same punishment that is applicable to one who makes imitations or adulteration of a product that is owned or licensed to another company or organization applies to them. Just like printing N100 MTN recharge cards and selling for N50 without authorization/permission from MTN.Is there now a copyright on school uniforms? Since when did it become the state government job to make uniforms for students. Well, Aregbesola is a jobless man, so I aint surprised! lol! Only is APC states with Tinubu as overlord! You are as shameless as your masters!!! What a disgrace of a post! ![]() |
donphilopus: Was he probed after buying the cars?? He got the cars in a clear way...He got the cars in a clear way? Liar! Ole! Thieves like you will always support thieves! Ole! |
Alfa Seltzer: The fact is that we live in a highly tribal society reflected by the actions and words of the ruling politicians. Expecting us to act otherwise is the foolish thing.Our politicians have been corrupt and wicked, but they have never really openly promoted tribalism until recently when the ACN started this current trend. The ACN and their supporters started the current trend of tribalism in the country |
Demdem: can u substitute mango with banana? stop sounding foolish. why should i substitute the above? Tribal bigotry is what we all should be against and not being proud of ones identity.You have never been intelligent and you seem to be getting worse by the day. Just imagine the kind of crap you post. Very low stuff |
sexkillz: [color=#000030]We know there are tribalists from all ethnic groups and we are dealing with them. It's just a matter of time. We have started frustrating their lives so they have no choice other than to amend their ways, or deactivate their accounts out of frustration.I am sorry, but I will call you out on this one. You people created this kind of environment for tribalism. You created the platform for bigots to reign. You profited from the traffic. It is a BIG SHAME! You should stop acting the victim. You mods are the problem of NL. Tell Seun, he has succeeded in creating a bad name for himself. |
seanet01: Anybody that want Lagos state government to cater for the educational needs of his ward must pay tax regardless of his or her tribe.But you guys were the ones that suggested they should pay tax because they are Igbos. Did I introduce tribe into the thread. You did. I was only responding to your folly |
seanet01: What an Ediot you areShame on you and your thieving masters. Hypocrites and crooks. Stealing the south west blind and claiming to be progrethieves! Ole! ![]() |
seanet01: So you want Lagos to cater for your igbotic children without paying tax?See your foolishness. So all the people attending Lagos schools are Igbo? Then those who say Igbos in Lagos are more than Yoruba must be right. You are shooting yourself in the foot. ![]() |
Tolexander: But these uniforms are given to the public school pupils for free.Bloody lie. Stop the useless propaganda! Just like Lagos state used to claim their schools were free until they were exposed for the fraud they are. They cant even admit your kid to a Lagos public school till you bring a tax clearance certificate, even if you have no job! Liars! |
take dat: More lies and utterly Mor0nic claims.If it is a lie, why is he trying to blackmail the Judiciary? |
seanet01: foolish op, foolish linkIs that the defense for your crooked masters? Ole! ![]() |
eye4eye: Cooked up rubbish!Are you a mama put business owner? ![]() |
For producing Osun State School uniforms and selling at N1,000 per pupil instead of N1,800 the ones being produced by the “Omoluabi Garment Factory” under the management of Sam and Sarah of Lagos, an Osogbo Chief magistrate court presided over by Mr. Adebayo Lasisi, on Friday ordered four persons including a company to be remanded in Ilesha prison custody. The charge sheet reads in part: “That you Abdulkareem Saheed (35), Olatunji Saheed (35), Ismaila Akinlosotu (49), Japhlet Banudai Vincent (50) and Cotzyn Nigeria Limited Plot “A” Block IX Ilupeju Industrial Estate of Lagos State on same date, time and place at the said aforementioned did knowingly make, distribute and sell infringed copies of Osun public school uniform without any licence or authority from Omoluabi Garment Factory under the management of Sam and Sarah.” Learnt Gov Rauf Aregbesola’s wife is in charge of the centralised production and sale of the uniform, and to make sure that parents in Osun State keep paying N1,800, four pple who made the uniform and were selling it for N1,000 are now in Ilesha prison! Progressive? Just let these APC people take over Nigeria and see people going to jail for offences like; using the same phone like them, wearing the same cloth like them, eating the same food like them, etc! http://myondostate.com/w3/four-persons-jailed-in-osun-for-selling-sch-uniforms-cheaper-than-aregbesolas-price-by-lere-olayinka/ |
omenka: Another failed diversionary attempt. That he took pictures beside an exotic car doesn't mean it belongs to him.Hahahahahaha! YOu are shameless. Keep bringing up the lies. She never bought any car and never claimed she did. YOu are shameless. The NCAA bought cars, no not the minister. How can she face perjury and forgery for something she didnt buy and was never a part of. You no get shame at all! ![]() In your shamelessness, you support Dino Melaye, a known thief in the house of reps as your anti corruption champion! A dino that even boasts about his exotic cars on twitter. Why wont you defend him? Shameless ewu |
^^^Liar Liar, your pants on fire. Patience Jonathan was never caught with anything. This is Ribadu's rebuttal below. This matter has been laid to rest. sorry to burst your bubbles! This thread is about our special anti-corruption crusaders, starring, Dino Melaye! https://www.nairaland.com/515027/never-investigated-patience Also Acting President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan (The Nation) N70m graft: We cleared Jonathan's Wife – Ribadu By Chiawo Nwankwo, Abuja A former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, on Thursday said he never handled any corruption case against the wife of the President, Mrs. Patience Jonathan, while he was in office. He also said that the EFCC under him, cleared her of a N70m purported money laundering allegation, linked to her and a business partner, whose identity, he could not readily give. Ribadu explained that it was this N70m that political opponents of President Goodluck Jonathan changed to $13m in 2007, when he wanted to contest as governor of Bayelsa State. He said, "I never handled any case against Mrs. Patience Jonathan. It was a case involving one lady who was reported by a bank; there was a lodgment of about N70m. And while we were investigating it, we discovered that she did a contract in Bayelsa State , which we did not have difficulties with." Asked if the EFCC cleared Patience, Ribadu declared, "She was cleared." Ribadu said these in Abuja at an interactive session with journalists, during which he told them of his interest in the 2010 election. He also craved for media support as they did during his days at the EFCC. He declined to be specific on the position he was gunning for and the political platform he intended to use to actualize his ambition, stressing that he did not want to jump the gun. However, he said that his decision on all this would be made public very soon. However, it is public knowledge that Ribadu is romancing with the Action Congress of Nigeria, just as leaders of the party are exploring the possibility of his running as the party's candidate in the presidential poll. On his agenda, if picked by a party to flag its flag, Ribadu said he was dreaming of re-making Nigeria. Ribadu listed security, ending corruption, job creation, building functional education system and hospitals, justice and fairness and responsive leadership as his priorities if he had the opportunity to serve Nigeria at the highest level. He explained that his 25 years in the public service had adequately prepared him for the job. He said, "I have served 25 years of my life, I have given it to the nation. I had the chance to set up an agency (EFCC); I ran it for five years. I was in an Economic Team. I was a federal prosecutor, probably more than any other person in that capacity. "I was a police officer, a community worker, I put all my life into public service at the Federal Government level. It is only natural for you to really put that into where the experience can best count." "I want to remake Nigeria . The point is: Remake means a new thing, a fresh thing, a fresh hub, a chance for us to love ourselves to build a nation out of our own country. "I want to immediately, instantly, provide those basic things. They are so important to us. I must insist that we must have security immediately, instantly, there is no time to waste on that. I want to see that we can immediately solve the problem of power." Asked how the miracle on the power would be achieved, Ribadu vowed to break the jinx. He explained, "I will do it; I will come out with my programme and policy. It is not something you can give in one word. I want to put a full stop to corruption," he added. Source: Punch, 17th September 2010. http://igbofocus.com/html/jonathan2.html |
Nigeria Behold Your Anti Corruption Fighters! These guys are making a mockery of the country. See someone who calls himself an anti corruption activist! What a shameless hypocrite! We are really in trouble if our anti corruption advocates are people like El Rufai, Dino Melaye, Tinubu, Liar Mohammed, Tom Ikimi, Audu Ogbe and co. ![]()
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[quote author=A-ZeD]The BRT blue buses are run by the union not the Government. Common sense ain't really common.[/quote]Which unions? Liar! Who doesnt know that Fashola and Tinubu own these companies? You must be high on something |
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