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Hmm..... smartty68:Glad that he is aware of subordinates acting outside the law so he has no excuse for this....... https://www.nairaland.com/3907603/exclusive-architects-crisis-nia-arcon/2#58514979 https://www.newdiplomatng.com/business/exclusive-architects-in-crisis-as-nia-arcon-registration-war-gets-messier/
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Really smartty68:What does 'compromised' mean here? 'held under' would mean that if the court finally rules against the Ministry the FG will still have to cough it out! |
muzeze77:You are Caucasian and went to Uniben. Are you Sure this BOA account should belong to you? I can't post 'your' image because that'll be infringing on your privacy. Or is it someone else's Please confirm. |
Are they collecting from Amaechi? Nagisa: |
Are they collecting from Amaechi? |
Soon other professionals will join if they haven't started already. Eldee leave architecture enter music cut out. These are the Accredited schols running a Masters program in Nigeria Abia State University Ahmadu Bello University Ambrose Alli University Anambra State Universty of Science and Technology Covenant University Cross River State University of Technology Enugu State University of Technology Federal University of Technology, Akure Imo State University Nnamdi Azikiwe University Obafemi Awolowo University University of Jos University of Lagos University of Nigeria University of Uyo Source http://www.arconigeria.org.ng/view-accredited-institutions Total number of Registered Architects in 2003 (15 years ago) = 1925 (2003 figures - Full Members & Fellows) Source https://web.archive.org/web/20031208162232/http://www.nigerianinstituteofarchitects.org:80/Members_/members_.html Current Number of Registered Architects in Nigeria (including Full Members & Fellows retired numbers) = 3438 source: http://www.arconigeria.org.ng http://arconigeria.org.ng/sites/default/files/downfiles/AccreditedArchitects2013.pdf ARCON/NIA has registered 1513 architects in a space of 15 YEARS!! that's approximately 100.8 architects every year for the last 15 Years! Each of the 15 schools above has graduated a conservative average of 50 student architects a year. That's 50 students x 15 schools = 750 students x 15 years (2003-2017) = 11,250 potential architects (not counting those from unacreddited schools) ARCON/NIA have registered a woeful 1,513 architects of 11,250 potential architects over the last 15 years. They've been admitting 100.8 a year over the last 15 years when they should have been registering approximately 750 a year! 100/750
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laudate:http://saharareporters.com/2012/01/12/fuel-subsidy-rip-offs-wikileaks-reveals-how-nnpc-cost-nigeria-billions-dollars http://saharareporters.com/2016/06/16/buhari-administration-officials-covering-investigation-against-fraud-sahara-energy
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samsilo:Your thief my thief syndrome. If he/she is NOT my person na THIEF him be - confam one sef. If NA my person den na enemies dey do propaganda, in fact! "Na corruption is fighting back". |
Hmmmmm.....when will Gbenga raise all his 'power and influence' to kick Buhari out? |
three:Illegal dredging in Lagos = Lagos floods |
Very early on in Bello's administration, it was clear. |
NormalCodes:na so we see am oh! |
Okay |
A 100% Healthy Buhari DOES NOT have the capacity to govern Nigeria 1984 not to talk about Nigeria 2017 and beyond. Cabinet Reshuffle Who appoints a cabinet of mismated dodgy individuals 6 MONTHS after inauaguration? Report Of SGF, NIA Probe The Farce is that Buhari is not corrupt. Okay who is Babachir working for? Is there ANY rational excuse for him still walking up and down a free man? (many should read Jeffrey Archer's Cleansweep Ignatius) Board Appointments Creative Incompetence is the hallmark of APC and governance Delivering On Campaign Promises Promises that they have since denied? Nigerians are gullible meanwhile can someone please assure me that this https://www.nairaland.com/3964080/why-lost-39-million-rivers#59104181 is just a dream? $39million 'lost to fraudsters' and this dude is a current Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria?? ![]() |
DutchBrah:Why make up plausible excuses? Why not ask Mr. SaharaReporters? |
divinehand2003:The one that wants to do N200B 'super highway' or the one that wants N to run for (vice) President? |
This is the problem with Nigeria |
This is simply ludicrous! |
Fair point. The money should go back to Kwara. |
donestk:Sadly. This is why some traditional rulers get additional N700m houses in Abuja and why some ex-governors collect salary as pension |
Adesiji77:Imagine. The country's profile just makes it harder to do business globally. After, some will come with that lie that Nigeria has moved out of top 10 most corrupt countries |
I would have believed that Oby is still neutral |
This policy already exists Are we ready? |
This imo was cooked by Bourdillon and the guy in Kaduna. He pretends to be on Buhari's side |
Published May 17, 2017 Tinapa, Nigeria’s $450m white elephant A photo taken on April 26, 2017 shows a view of the empty Tinapa commercial zone in Calabar, Cross River State. / AFP PHOTO / STEFAN HEUNIS With its futuristic film studios, luxury shops and elevated light railway, Tinapa should be a showcase of Nigerian dynamism, a commercial hub for West Africa raking in millions of dollars. But 10 years after it opened, the resort in south-east Nigeria is a ghost town and has become a symbol of monumental waste. Its majestic contours and avant-garde domes rise defiantly out of the bush and palm trees. At the entrance, a giant signboard proclaims “Tinapa back on track!” But the few visitors who venture inside are quickly disillusioned. Apart from a few idle employees, not a soul stirs in the endless aisles of shops and warehouses that should have made the capital of Cross River state, Calabar, famous across Nigeria’s south. “It’s empty there, we have no clients, it’s like a cemetery,” said one shop assistant in Da Viva, which sells the popular brand of wrapper skirts. “Many have left already,” he added, pointing to shuttered premises. A huge supermarket still displays clothes, furniture and foreign-made knick-knacks but in virtual darkness: the electricity was cut off some time ago. Inside, an old man snoozes in the suffocating heat. Tinapa, with its 80,000 square metres (861,000 square feet) of warehouses and shops, cost $450 million (413 million euros) to build. But it has become a financial black hole for its backers. – Economic development – At the turn of the century, Nigeria was on the point of becoming Africa’s biggest economy and leading oil producer. Newly returned to civilian rule, everything seemed possible. A handful of businessmen and architects got together and imagined an international centre of commerce and tourism in a free-trade zone. Nigeria’s biggest banks fell over themselves to finance the project, which was opened in 2007. “At that time, everyone was excited. Tinapa was going to boost economic development of the whole region and create thousands of jobs,” said Bassey Ndem, who was in charge of the project. It aimed to attract Nigerian millionaires, who ordinarily jetted off to Dubai or London to go shopping, as well as make Cross River a commercial crossroads on the Atlantic coast. A plush 242-room hotel with a view over the lagoon and a water park with slides were built to cater for the cream of high society and their families. Alongside luxury tourism, imported goods would provide for Nigeria and its neighbours such as Cameroon, Chad and Niger, competing with the country’s commercial capital, Lagos. “Everything was going well at first,” said Ndem. “At the peak, in 2009, we generated $30 million of revenue. But we faced a lot of resistance from the customs. “They really didn’t want the tax-free zone to work.” Goods were supposed to be exempt from import duties in the free-trade zone. But from the beginning, the customs — which has a reputation for rampant corruption — blocked containers destined for Tinapa in the ports, paralysing business. – Top down, trickle up – Ndem left in 2012. None of his successors has managed to get Tinapa off the ground. “There was clearly a lack of political will” to make the project succeed, he said, describing himself as angry and frustrated at a “wasted opportunity”. For the economist and blogger Nonso Obikili, Tinapa’s downfall was largely because of a lack of existing infrastructure to transport goods: bad roads and an average-sized port. “It was a wide project conceived with the deep sea port, which was supposed to enable big ships to come to Calabar,” said Obikili. “It was the responsibility of the federal government but finally it wasn’t done,” he told AFP. In the end, no big-name jeweller or pret-a-porter line wanted to invest in the paradise promised by its promoters and the hotel remains desperately empty. The cinema studios have likewise been unable to attract Nollywood’s stars, who have largely preferred to stay in Lagos. In “Looking for Transwonderland: Travels in Nigeria”, the British-Nigerian author Noo Saro-Wiwa castigates the leaders in the country of her birth. Few of Nigeria’s nearly 190 million inhabitants have benefited from the riches brought by oil; most still live in extreme poverty. “This top-down approach to boosting Calabar’s economy seemed hollow,” she wrote. “I’d heard Nigerian politicians’ endless talk about theme parks, tourist resorts, shopping malls and their ‘trickle down’ effects on the economy. “But there’s no such thing as ‘trickle down’ in Nigeria — money trickles upwards or evaporates on contact with air,” Saro-Wiwa wrote in 2012. AFP (via Punch) http://punchng.com/tinapa-nigerias-450m-white-elephant/ http://punchng.com/tinapa-a-n60bn-investment-gone-moribund/
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GMBuhari:It could be this.. It could be that... Why not confirm what you are meant to say from whoever before you say it? The problem with bigoted people (reference to use of 'flattie' Mynd44, Lalalsticlala), they soon find that their lives are inexorably linked to the tribes they disparage. Good luck |
So, following accusations of the ownership of an account with Bank of America / Merryl Lynch with a cash summary of $ 1,000,063.00, Omoyele Sowore has taken to online media to offer a categorical rebuttal. However, the question left unanswered is Who is the owner of the Bank of America / Merryl Lynch account in the stated sum, opened with the e****0@saharareporters.com email?
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Hmmm... |
The same reason the act was enacted in the first place is the same reason the effort to review it failed. Some feed off the resources of others. |
razid:Look in the top right hand corner of the image. Something doesn't add up |
A twitter user has posted what is claimed to be the Merry Lynch / Bank of America account balance of SaharaReporters principal Sowore
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