Bobrisky Again

oh boy forget it the data control base in El rufia house, this just an improve version of the rigging

show me one politician who has not pass through corruptions and corruptions passes thro him or her , there no saint in Naija, a country blessed with vast/abundance human and material resources with over 180M populace , with virtually no credible leader cos of this tetrahedral monster(corruption) that impoverishes and blows the commoners no good , except God send us a DANIEL from the blue we will still be where we are, cos Rome were not built in a day,if the law makers will follows to actual lies the yearnings of the populace of RESTRUCTURES our resources a better result will go down and torches the commoners just LIKE TSA where those looters are angry cos they cant loots public funds at wills as before

Dangote might be a good man , but his driver kills more than BOKO HARAM on our high ways nowadays

Bros nna your cloned broda

Goodluck Mr Man cos u didnt died like a chicken that day for what u dont know of , my question Why did the general overseer Akan week ordered for the central pivot pillar supporting the conical structure to be refused a day to the occasion of the dedication of the church that lead to the collapsed of the building the next day, why did he Akan week went on radio and broadcast that he Akan week is no longer in the Bishop tittle but latter ran to Ghana to collect this very title which lead to the collapse of the building where 154souls perished that day , my questions is why is the Government of Udom Emmanuel had refused to release the facts of the enquiries to the remote causes of the collapse and bring the culprit to book, because justice delayed is justice denied, my questions why did the government went on air to announced that only 24 souls were lost that fateful day

Bob-RISKY this was too RISKY to scale over the fence, next time nna motor booth they go put u,

Bros u guys are fraudsters , for you to house a fuel noisy generator in a casing and powered it, u should be ashamed of urselves ,for deceiving ur gullible nta boss and urselves

WAHALA DEY-0

WEN THINGS OF GOD IS SECONDARY TO U, AND WORLDLY THINGS ARE PRIMARY CONCERN TO YOU.

this is very [color=#006600][/color] serious-o

SAKA ,GOD IS NEVER LATE BEFORE

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[/color][color=#006600] i just the pass God don start to catch them one by one

Daily Independent (Lagos)
Nigeria:Tension Grips UC Rusal Over Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria (Alscon) Ownership Located at Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State
26 August 2009
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Lagos — Management of United Company (UC) RUSAL is under tension over report that the National Council on Privatisation (NCP) may recommend the termination of its business presence in Nigeria for failing to meet the terms of agreement as the core investor in the Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria (ALSCON).
Similarly, a recent accident, which occurred on August 17, 2009 during repair work at Russia's largest hydroelectric plant, which led to the death of at least 10 workers, has further heightened tension in the workforce of the aluminium giant.
A source, who craved anonymity, told Daily Independent on Tuesday that the five-member committee set up by NCP to investigate the terms of agreement of UC RUSAL as the core investor in ALSCON and address all issues associated with delay in the dredging of the Imo River channel by RUSAL has submitted its report.
The source said: "UC Rusal, for almost 42 months, has been unable to meet the target set for it by the Federal Government. Nothing meaningful has happenedat the plant;employees and community morale are low due tolow salary andbenefits; power plant is poorly managedwith outages that have damagedactive pots from 97 when managed by the Nigerian Government to less than 30 per cent since RUSAL took over." Adding, the source said: "Also, Failure to dredge Imo River/Opobo Estuary despite huge gas incentive, substandard equipment andoverall poor management as observedby the committee investigating UC Rusal, has shown that the fate of the management is hanging in the balance."
He queried how the organisationcan export aluminium ingots from ALSCONwhen the River Channel needed to receive raw materials; and also export finished goods when the channel has not been dredged. He said no ship can enter the channel until thechannel is properly dredged in accordance with local and international laws and the treaties in its agreement with the Federal Government.
"UC Rusal management is aware that the Presidential Committee would definitely recommend the cancellationof its contract and so has been working extremely hard to overturn the report by trying to influencesenior officialsto changethe recommendations. What the Russians do not know however is that the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Alhaji Yayale Ahme led-committee is a hard nut to crack," he added.
According to him, it was a grave error in the first instance that the UC RUSAL emerged core investor in ALSCON, when American firm, BFIG, offered to pay $410 million more than the $250 million offered by RUSAL to the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) in 2006.
He however called on the BPE to investigate other illegally sold government companies, as was done in the then nation's communication giant, NITEL.
Meanwhile, workers in ALSCON are afraid of losing their job over the recent decision by UC RUSAL not to expand aluminium production till mid-2011 when it plans to start first capacity at Tayshet and Boguchany Aluminium Plants, while expecting the supply-demand balance in the international market to recover. This is also in connection with the accident that occurred in UC RUSAL Russian main plant and its caustic soda alumina refinery in Guinea.
A senior staff member of the company said: "Recent development in UC Rusal company locations worldwide is a pointer that the company is facing hard times. We are afraid because our management team in Nigeria gets daily instructions from Russia and now that the financial empire of UC Rusal is facing financial crisis, the hope of workers retaining their job is near melting point.
"The financial crisis rocking the company clearly demonstrates that there is no future for ALSCON as Rusal openly declaresthat no expansion in production until 2011."
On the investigations by the NCP, the staff added: "We are aware that President (Umaru) Yar'Adua has given an undertaking to investigate whether Deripaska and Rusal violated Nigerian law, and broke their financial commitments, when they took over ALSCON after a privatisation auction in 2004 and two years of subsequent negotiations."
He however said the committee appointed by the government is due to report to the Executive Council on Rusal's management of the smelter, and its compliance with the production and investment terms of the takeover.
The five-man committee chaired by Yayale Ahmed has Humphrey E. Aba, the Minister of State for Commerce and Industry; Dr. Christopher Anyanwu, the Director General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE); A. A. Gulak of the Vice President's Office; and the General Counsel of BPE as members.

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Daily Independent (Lagos)
Nigeria: Tension Grips UC Rusal Over Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria (Alscon) Ownership Located at Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State
26 August 2009
________________________________________
Lagos — Management of United Company (UC) RUSAL is under tension over report that the National Council on Privatisation (NCP) may recommend the termination of its business presence in Nigeria for failing to meet the terms of agreement as the core investor in the Aluminium Smelter Company of Nigeria (ALSCON).
Similarly, a recent accident, which occurred on August 17, 2009 during repair work at Russia's largest hydroelectric plant, which led to the death of at least 10 workers, has further heightened tension in the workforce of the aluminium giant.
A source, who craved anonymity, told Daily Independent on Tuesday that the five-member committee set up by NCP to investigate the terms of agreement of UC RUSAL as the core investor in ALSCON and address all issues associated with delay in the dredging of the Imo River channel by RUSAL has submitted its report.
The source said: "UC Rusal, for almost 42 months, has been unable to meet the target set for it by the Federal Government. Nothing meaningful has happenedat the plant;employees and community morale are low due tolow salary andbenefits; power plant is poorly managedwith outages that have damagedactive pots from 97 when managed by the Nigerian Government to less than 30 per cent since RUSAL took over." Adding, the source said: "Also, Failure to dredge Imo River/Opobo Estuary despite huge gas incentive, substandard equipment andoverall poor management as observedby the committee investigating UC Rusal, has shown that the fate of the management is hanging in the balance."
He queried how the organisationcan export aluminium ingots from ALSCONwhen the River Channel needed to receive raw materials; and also export finished goods when the channel has not been dredged. He said no ship can enter the channel until thechannel is properly dredged in accordance with local and international laws and the treaties in its agreement with the Federal Government.
"UC Rusal management is aware that the Presidential Committee would definitely recommend the cancellationof its contract and so has been working extremely hard to overturn the report by trying to influencesenior officialsto changethe recommendations. What the Russians do not know however is that the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Alhaji Yayale Ahme led-committee is a hard nut to crack," he added.
According to him, it was a grave error in the first instance that the UC RUSAL emerged core investor in ALSCON, when American firm, BFIG, offered to pay $410 million more than the $250 million offered by RUSAL to the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) in 2006.
He however called on the BPE to investigate other illegally sold government companies, as was done in the then nation's communication giant, NITEL.
Meanwhile, workers in ALSCON are afraid of losing their job over the recent decision by UC RUSAL not to expand aluminium production till mid-2011 when it plans to start first capacity at Tayshet and Boguchany Aluminium Plants, while expecting the supply-demand balance in the international market to recover. This is also in connection with the accident that occurred in UC RUSAL Russian main plant and its caustic soda alumina refinery in Guinea.
A senior staff member of the company said: "Recent development in UC Rusal company locations worldwide is a pointer that the company is facing hard times. We are afraid because our management team in Nigeria gets daily instructions from Russia and now that the financial empire of UC Rusal is facing financial crisis, the hope of workers retaining their job is near melting point.
"The financial crisis rocking the company clearly demonstrates that there is no future for ALSCON as Rusal openly declaresthat no expansion in production until 2011."
On the investigations by the NCP, the staff added: "We are aware that President (Umaru) Yar'Adua has given an undertaking to investigate whether Deripaska and Rusal violated Nigerian law, and broke their financial commitments, when they took over ALSCON after a privatisation auction in 2004 and two years of subsequent negotiations."
He however said the committee appointed by the government is due to report to the Executive Council on Rusal's management of the smelter, and its compliance with the production and investment terms of the takeover.
The five-man committee chaired by Yayale Ahmed has Humphrey E. Aba, the Minister of State for Commerce and Industry; Dr. Christopher Anyanwu, the Director General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE); A. A. Gulak of the Vice President's Office; and the General Counsel of BPE as members.

PLS WHEN ARE U PEOPLE COMING OF TO LAGOS FOR THIS SAME TRAINING ,OR DONT U THINK THAT WE HERE IN LAGOS NEED DIVERSIFICATION FROM THERE THE PRESENT TTC, IMT ETC PLS FIND TIME TO COME OVER BECOS U LL RECEIVED MAXIMUM SUPPORT, AND WELCOME OF CANDIDATES IN ATTENDANTS

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