₦airaland Forum

Sincere 9gerian: For all the NOISE, media frenzy and hullabaloo about the purchase of 2 armoured vehicles and other vehicles, only N52 million has been paid for the vehicles so far by NCAA via the lease purchase agreement.
http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/10/30/due-process-was-followed-in-purchase-of-bulletproof-cars-ncaa/

Incredible! Can the house of reps, senate and all the media houses and all the online and on-ground emergency anti-corruption activists who launched massive onslaught on Oduah tell Nigerians how much they have invested so far in the struggle? I guess nothing less than N500 million (direct and indirect cost estimate) has gone down the drain in just few weeks of the pull-down-Oduah struggle. Yeye dey smell. 9ja emergency anti-corruption activists, I dey salute oh!

benkings: ur primary school sonq like seriously ? So what class are u nw Primary 5 or 6

That's my first invite for a TV
show and I hope to have a
decent showing.

nwadaigbo: this reporter is a nitwit. When did portharcourt become a southeastern state. Calling a dog bad name to kill it. Bloody Dullard.

The Nigerian police have raided a baby factory in the oil city of Port Harcourt and arrested a woman accused of harbouring six pregnant girls, a spokeswoman said Wednesday.

“We rescued six girls last week at different stages of pregnancy from an illegal maternity home in Port Harcourt,” Joy Elomoko of the Imo State police told AFP.

She said the youngest of the girls was 14, without disclosing the ages of the others.

“We have also arrested the proprietress of the clinic and she is assisting us in our investigation,” she said.

Elomoko said the raid on the Port Harcourt home followed the arrest of a girl with a baby in nearby Owerri on October 15.

“A lady was found in suspicious circumstances with a day old baby and after interrogation she confessed that she gave birth to a baby in Port Harcourt,” the police spokeswoman said.

Elomoko said police detectives followed the girl to Port Harcourt where six expectant mothers were found in a clinic run by a woman.

“The woman could not produce any document authorising her to operate the clinic and she was subsequently arrested,” she said.

She said the girls also told police that they were being kept in the home to make babies which would be sold to willing buyers.

Elomoko said the suspect would be taken to court after police investigation.

Nigerian police have uncovered a series of alleged baby factories in recent years, notably in the southeastern part of the country. Baby boys can sell for a price of around $250 (180 euros), baby girls for slightly less.

Human trafficking, including the selling of children, is the third most common crime in Nigeria behind fraud and drug trafficking, according to the United Nations

Nigeria is Africa’s biggest oil producer, but poverty is widespread across the country and most of the estimated 160 million people still live on less than two dollars a day.

The monarch
who was alerted to the
situation by one
of his subjects came to
scene and appealed to the
team not to use force on
residents in the collection
but
his appeal was said to have
been rejected by a
member of the team who
pushed him down.

Jeel: GEJ is working

nikky truth: Kudos to mr President! The first time Nigeria is ranked among the best (positively).

nameo: GREAT. It seem that the focused work of the Minister for Trade and Investment, Minister for Finance, CBN Governor and Others are beginning to yield real substainable results

[b][color=crimson]The World Bank has ranked
Nigeria 147th among the best
places for doing business. It also
ranked the country as the 122nd
for best countries to start a
business.[/color]
The report released, yesterday,
said Nigeria’s low ranking is
mainly caused by electricity
problems, where the country is
ranked 185th out of 189
countries evaluated. The first
African country on the list is
Rwanda, ranked 32nd.
The report said in Africa, 66 per
cent of countries enacted at least
one reform last year, against 33
per cent in 2005, adding that
nine African countries make up
the top 20 most improved in
terms of business regulations
since 2009: Benin, Burundi, Cote
d’Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea-Bissau,
Liberia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone,
and Togo.
The report said economies are
ranked on their ease of doing
business, from 1 – 189. A high
ranking on the ease of doing
business index means the
regulatory environment is more
conducive to the starting and
operation of a local firm.
This index averages the country’s
percentile rankings on 10 topics,
made up of a variety of
indicators, giving equal weight to
each topic. The rankings for all
economies are bench-marked to
June 2013.[/b]

The report released, yesterday,
said Nigeria’s low ranking is
mainly caused by electricity
problems, [color=crimson]where the country
is ranked 185th out of 189
countries evaluated[/color]. The first
African country on the list is
Rwanda, ranked 32nd.

After a successful heart
surgery in far away India, OJB
Jezreel has been finally
discharged.
The ace producer sent out a
release stating that he’s well,
has been discharged and will
soon return to the country.

ballabriggs: These are the honourable SS/SE you all should listen to and not that criminal Onlytruth, ahaejiagaosi 1 of nairaland, eze ndiosi 1 of nairaland.

ifyalways: 77 yrs old man has a 9 yrs old child?

What site is "Nigerianeye" ?
Lawdhavemercy.

*unfollows thread*

ckkris: Will it be TOTALITY? Thank God for Physics, otherwise some witches would be beaten up, some prophets make good money, and alfas get new wives.

seunfly: Corruption everywhere, i hope some people will not come and stand by this man the way some have been supporting stella and her corruptions.

arsenalwenger: I wont lose sleep as long as source of the info are punch, sahara reporters or premiumtimes. These media houses have proven to be shameless\unprofessional for the past few days in sham journalism.


They are however fighting a lost battle cos the progress being experinced nationwide, in the aviation secror, can never be eroded by charlatans from a particular section of the country who believed that the control of the aviation sector is their birth-right. Funny enough they are already constituting nuisance to sane minds with all these unending whinnings.

Olajumokeibk:

Thread derailer

nikkypearl: What is eran iya osogbo doing up there

Polio: You must be mad to think Sunday Mba is on the same level as Yaya Toure.

Yaya Toure is the best African player outhere right now ...... It shouldnt even form a basis for arguments!