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AlPeter:Its not as easy as you seem to type it down here....If you have ever worked offshore both shallow and deep offshore then you will know the definition of a creek better. |
bigtt76:Can you tell us the refinery Daewoo built in Port Harcourt? Please do not go around spreading false news all in the name of commenting on Nairaland. Daewoo has never built any refinery in Nigeria not to talk of Port Harcourt. |
diegwu01:Wake up oga...can you build a university on a plot of land ![]() thats where you guys get it all wrong. Acres of land not a plot of land. |
Prosecutors in the Sicilian capital of Palermo are warning that a new alliance between the mafia and “Nigerian criminal gangs moving in from Libya” could herald a new era of organised crime, UK Guardian is reporting. “The neighbourhoods under mafia control have changed profoundly in recent years due to the growing presence of foreigners, especially Nigerians coming on boats,” Leonardo Agueci, Palermo’s deputy chief prosecutor, was quoted to have said. “Among them, there [are a small number] of people who want to transfer their illegal trafficking, linked to prostitution and drug dealing, to Sicily. And the mafia was quite happy to integrate them into their criminal business.” In Ballarò, a mafia stronghold market area in the historic centre of the city, a whistle is traditionally used by Italian dealers working for Cosa Nostra, the Sicilian mafia, to attract customers, who are offered hashish, marijuana and cocaine. The whistle was said to have been adopted by Nigerians in 2014, making a statement that a new criminal organisation was in town. “It is clear there is a subordinate relationship between Cosa Nostra and the Nigerian clans, with the former controlling the latter,” said Agueci, adding that Nigerians were not allowed to use guns but just machetes and axes. “If a Nigerian boss tried to rebel against Cosa Nostra, he would probably end up incaprettato [tied up and killed] in the countryside.” 90% OF PROSTITUTES IN PALERMO ARE FROM NIGERIA According to Italian Police data, 90 percent of prostitutes in Palermo come from Nigeria, highlighting prostitution as one of the most profitable businesses for the Nigerian clans in Italy. Traditionally, Cosa Nostra is reluctant to directly manage this business; and according to the old mafia codes of honour, prostitution is considered a shameful activity. Legal and well-established Nigerians in Sicily, Palermo, are said to be paying the price for this new criminal alliance between the gangs and the mafia. “Many honest Nigerians live in Palermo,” Osas Egbon, vice-president of Women of Benin City, an association that tries to take Nigerian prostitutes off the streets, said. “They work hard and live in fear. These families are victims on two fronts. They are victims of both Sicilian and Nigerian criminality.” THE UNIBEN- LINK In the state court of Palermo, a trial against an alleged 32-year-old Nigerian gangster, Austin Ewosa, is under way. Known in the trade as John Bull, Ewosa was arrested in September 2014, in a local bar in Ballarò, and charged with assault, intimidation, criminal association and attempted murder. According to the prosecution, Ewosa is the head of the feared Nigerian clan , which was described as “a criminal organisation born as a sort of student fraternity in the 1970s at the University of Benin”. On the night of 27 January 2014, Ewosa and his thugs allegedly dragged a 27-year-old man called Don Emeka down Via del Bosco, not far from Piazza Ballarò, where they brutally disfigured him with axe and machete blows. Emeka was allegedly one of dozens of Ewosa’s victims and was punished for not having submitted to his power. Another Nigerian, simply identified as Emmanuel (pictured), was macheted by the in a related situation. MIGRATION AS CATALYST The risk of Nigerian criminals operating in Europe was revealed in a letter sent to the Italian prosecutors from the Nigerian ambassador to Rome in 2011. “I would like to draw your attention to the new criminal activity of a group of Nigerians belonging to secret societies, forbidden by the government because of violent acts,” wrote the diplomat. “Unfortunately, former members of these sects were able to get into Italy where they re-established their criminal organisations.” According to the prosecutors, some of the members, including Ewosa, and also his victims, arrived in Sicily by boat. Most of them were temporarily hosted in the immigration camp at Caltanissetta, in the centre of the island. http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/-confraternity-becoming-a-leading-drug-gang-in-italy/? |
PassingShot:I do not agree with you. You lived over 9yrs yea how about someone who grew up in the ND, lived and worked here? Let me put it this way to you. An idle hand is the devils workshop. I worked in bayelsa from 2006 till date in one of the shallow offshore projects owned by spdc and contracted to a korean company. From 2006-2011. You can just say 80% of ND youths are lazy, do you know how many states that makes up for ND? The youths are ready to work i know how many ex-militants that are working, how many that are on training with us as well. The whole problem comes from the IOc's rather than follow due process in an MOU's they have signed with the host communities i tell you they go behind handing over money to this guys and asking for them to counter the MOU in whatever way. You said massive re-orientation of the youths and de-emphasizing of the "get rich quick or die trying" mentality they have is what is causing the problem in other words. But how do you impact such on someone that has nothing to fall back too? I can go on and on into detials but for time constraint. I guess you were living on the surface in Rivers and Bayelsa. One last thing they do not sell their slot for jobs when they have the opportunity to work. Majority of the welders in the oil/gas sector are ND's. Not just the normal welding but i am talkin of Arc welding and of course they are diff types of it from Shield metal, TIG, Gas metal etc. Thanks for taking your time to read through. |
Inoc Pierre Ducci....Abeg which tribe dey bare dis name ?? |
And your still talking LAI! |
Sweetlemon:Yes it has to come from the polluters. Now one polluter said he is and has been ready with his own fund but that the FG does not have a blueprint(Synonyms of blueprint are: plan, design, draft, diagram, drawing, scale drawing, outline, sketch, pattern, map, layout, representation and technical drawing). SPDC is now saying that the FG just went to do a show of flag off without a plan and schedule on how to start up the process. When you fail to plan you as well plan to fail. |
A monkey has caused a countrywide power outage in the Kenya, a spokesperson of national electricity provider KenGen said Wednesday. The monkey jumped onto the roof of the Gitaru power station in the capital, Nairobi, on Tuesday, fell onto a transformer and tripped it, said spokeswoman Zebby Sambu. “The resulting blackout caused power outages across Kenya for several hours, since the plant generates about 80 per cent of the country’s electricity. “The monkey was alive and had been handed over to the Kenyan Wildlife Service,” said Sambu. (dpa/NAN) http://www.premiumtimesng.com/foreign/204898-monkey-causes-countrywide-power-outage-kenya.html? |
The Niger Delta Avengers have in a tweet debunked allegations that they are in negotiations with the Federal Government. It further said that if the Federal Government is negotiating with any committee, The Federal Government is doing that on its own. As proof that they are not in negotiations with the Federal Government, the militant group said that they blew up “Well RMP 20 belonging to Chevron” See tweets below; At 1:00am today, the @Niger Delta Avengers blow up Well RMP 20 belonging to Chevron located 20 meters away from Dibi flow Stattion in Warri North LGA. — Niger Delta Avengers (@Niger Delta Avengers) June 8, 2016 This is to the Gen. public we're not negotiating with any Committee. if Fed Govt is discussing wth any group they're doing that on their own — Niger Delta Avengers (@Niger Delta Avengers) June 8, 2016 http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/niger-delta-avengers-deny-negotiations-with-fg-blows-up-chevron-well/? |
Olorun ma je. |
It should be directed to the IOC's. |
This Jonathan name dey sweet una fr mouth too much. |
Any comment from them after the disgrace ![]() |
The man Buhari is simply ill and scared of death period. |
NavierStokes:You said it all. Kudos to you. |
orishirishi. |
Founder of Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, Dr. Frederick Fasehun has averred that Nigeria is presently having serious economic challenges because of President Muhammadu Buhari’s choice of a “mosquito economic team” in neglect of those who can advise him on how to run the economy.http://dailypost.ng/2016/06/01/buhari-neglected-utomi-falae-ezekwesili-for-mosquito-economic-team-opc-founder-fasheun/
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Social media thief. |
This is Nigeria Welcome to Nigeria. |
What kind of nonsense is this na APC. |
My guy na so e be ohh.... |
Niger Delta militants last night launched a fresh attack on Chevron’s trunk pipeline used in conveying crude oil for export. The trunk pipeline is located at Abiteye in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State. According to Thisday, the militants arrived the spot at about 10pm last night in two boats before launching the attack. The report added that security operatives in the area did not put up any resistance to the attack. Speaking with the newspaper, Chevron Nigeria’s General Manager in charge of Policy, Government and Public Affairs, PGPA, Mr. Deji Haastrup said the company would not respond to the attack. “We are not making any comments at this time,” Haastrup said. Last night’s attack on the company’s oil installation by militants made it the third in less than a month. http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/27/niger-delta-militants-bomb-chevrons-pipeline-again-in-warri/? |
Wetin d pastor dey look fr floor? |
Nkita. |
That short man again.... |
If you think diamond bank is the worst then what will you say of Ecobank....Just call them out on twitter and i promise, you will get a prompt response. |
I will take note pastor. |
According to reputable Samsung blog SamMobile, the South Korean manufacturer is planning on releasing five new flagship phones next year. SHARE GO TO Some of the rumoured upcoming devices aren't too surprising. Like usual, Samsung will be updating the Galaxy S series, with the S8 and S8 Edge. They'll also be bringing out the Galaxy Note 7 and Note 7 Edge, follow-ups to the forthcoming Note 6. Most interesting, however, is what SamMobile calls the Galaxy X - a revolutionary foldable smartphone, which can expand to be used as a tablet. Samsung may have had a big year with the launch of the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, but their ambitions for 2017 are even grander. The S7 Edge already has a curved screen, but the Galaxy X would take things further. The phone has been in development for a while, under the codename 'Project Valley', and leaks have so far suggested that it will look like a regular smartphone when folded, but will double in size when opened. Releasing the long-awaited foldable phone next year would make sense. Smartphone sales are falling for most major manufacturers, and each new device seems to be more similar than different to its predecessor. Making such a radically different phone would put Samsung ahead of the pack, potentially boosting their sales. Samsung doesn't comment on rumours, so there's no news on the release dates or prices of these futuristic phones. Based on past launch schedules, however, you can expect the S8 and S8 Edge to release in early Spring, with the Note and Galaxy X devices potentially coming out in the second half of the year. http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/technology/samsung-galaxy-x-folding-smartphone-rumoured-for-release-in-2017-34723578.html |
Nigeria's military has reported rescuing a second "Chibok girl" in a forest battle with Islamic extremists, but a community leader said she is not on the list of students missing after the 2014 mass abduction by Boko Haram. Army spokesman Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman said soldiers freed the girl after a battle in north-eastern Sambisa Forest in which they liberated 97 women and children and killed 35 extremists. He said she is 157 on a list of 218 girls seized more than two years ago from a boarding school, but Chibok community leader Pogu Bitrus said number 157 has a different name. The list has two other young women sharing the surname given by the military, and the rescued girl may have been visiting older sisters at the school on the night of the kidnapping, said Mr Bitrus. The first Chibok teenager to be found was discovered with a four-month-old baby by hunters on the fringes of the Sambisa Forest on Tuesday. On Thursday, Amina Ali Nkeki, 19, was flown to Abuja to meet President Muhammadu Buhari. Parents of the kidnapped girls, the Bring Back Our Girls movement and aid workers have criticised the Nigerian government and military for their handling of the development, with Refugees International claiming her escape is being politicised and that she should not be paraded in public but getting urgent medical care for sexual abuse and psycho-social counselling. Ms Nkeki has revealed that a few of the girls died in captivity but most remain under heavy guard in the forest, according to family doctor Idriss Danladi. http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/world-news/rescued-nigerian-girl-not-on-list-of-missing-chibok-students-34731834.html? |
Nice. |
THE five pipeline surveillance workers seized by the Joint Task Force, JTF, in the Niger Delta, last Friday, in connection with the bombing a Chevron Nigeria Limited, CNL, pipeline at Makaraba community, Gbaramatu clan, Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State, have been released. A security source told Vanguard that they released them on Wednesday evening. Released were Samuel Emiko and Alfred Timedi, ( Itsekiri) and Isaac Edinde, Henry Arogboritse and Kelvin Mordi (Ijaw), arrested by soldiers while on surveillance duty for a contractor to Chevron. Ijaw leader, Chief Godspower Gbenekama, who is among the leaders that raised dust over the arrest confirmed to Vanguard, “Yes, I am aware that they released them on Wednesday night, I want to thank you people in the media for crying out for us.” “The released workers were asked to report next Wednesday,” a security source, who also confirmed their release, told our reporter. He said: “The 19th Battalion, Nigerian Army, Koko, handed them over to the Delta State Police Command, Asaba, from where they moved them to Bayelsa State and released them on Wednesday.” To avoid backlash against the company following a 72-hour ultimatum by its seven Gbaramatu-Ijaw host communities, top officials of Chevron Nigeria Limited, CNL, which facilitated their freedom, met with their families, Wednesday, in Warri, and assured them that the company was handling the matter. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/5-workers-seized-jtf-pipeline-bombing-released/? |
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