28-year old Musa who is a native of Adamawa State and residing at Ijora sustained gunshot wounds and was subsequently arrested and taken to 661NAF Hospital Ikeja. So he left Wazirin's state to take shot at life in lagos , eventually got shot on harm.
Professionalism exercise by NAF officer who only neutralized his movement n didn't terminate him off LIFE.
voiceoftheupcom: Popular skit maker, Ashmusy laments the cost of petrol as she allegedly buys fuel worth 1.2 million naira and it still wasn’t enough for her car’s tank.
This comes amid the sudden surge of the price of petrol to N617 per litre across the nation.
Ashmusy laments after buying fuel of 1.2 million
In a post on her Instagram page, the influencer lamented over the outrageous sum she had to remove to fuel her car.
Ashmusy, born Amarachi Amusi, said that she had purchased fuel of 1.5 million naira and it still did not full the tank of her car.
She accompanied the claim with a meme depicting how the president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is currently treating Nigerians.
She wrote..
“I just bought fuel of 1.2 million for my car it still half tank. Somebody save me, daddy please”
E get mouth... serious student i have seen amidst contestants of BBN of many years. Brilliant boy. This other guy who became pilot after the house too, I like his courage too
Karen2024: I have been housing my boyfriend for months now... meaning he's squatting with me. This useless good for nothing guy brought in another useless lady to sleep with her on our matrimonial bed, he had the guts to cheat while I tame my desires to have taste of other men. Should I send him packing? I'm still contemplating...
Who joined u? U mean fornication Furniture ? Matrimonial bed 🛌 for those solemnly joined together in Conjugal blessing, not who TOASTING land for bed o [b][/b]
Bitterhelineus: An igbo Engineer, based in Canada, Jude Igwemezie, has won a $500 million contract to build a monorail network in Iraq. Mr. Igwemezie, who was also trained in Canada, heads TransGlobim International, the engineering company that won the bid. The contract is to construct what is described as “a viable rail transportation network” for the city of Najaf. The network will connect three Islamic holy and historic mosques in Imam Ali, Kufa and Sahle. An elated Mr. Igwemezie told NEXT in a telephone interview that the project is billed to be completed in three years, and will be built in two phases. The first phase, he said, will cover the design, construction and operation of the system while the second phase will involve the expansion of the system and its extension to the Najaf airport and the final phase. Mr. Igwemezie, who said he has been involved in negotiation with Nigerian officials in the last 18 months to construct several rail lines in the country, disclosed that it took “only two months to get the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) executed with Iraqi officials”. Hinting at his frustration to offer his services to Nigeria, Mr. Igwemezie said, “as a Diaspora person, I kept coming back, knocking, to help Nigeria. On the other hand I can’t knock forever.”
Namkbank: Once he has been announced as president on the 27th of February, he should first ask the ICPC and EFCC to start investigating Yahaya Bello, Madam Aisha the puff-puff fryer, Amechi, Emefile and several others.
He should make sure the airport is monitored so that they won't escape
Soon after taking petitions, which is the fifth item in the Order Paper, the President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, announced that the Senators should go into an executive session after the leader, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele (APC, Ekiti Central) had made the announcement.
bestofnollywood: Mohammed Aminu, the police officer who was assaulted by Afrobeat musician Seun Kuti, has been promoted.
In May, Kuti was seen in a viral video assaulting the police officer, who, despite the provocation, did nothing in response.
Kuti was later detained and arraigned for assault, for which he claimed not guilty and was granted bail.
Related Post: Seun Kuti Bags Endorsement Deal After Regaining Freedom from Police Custody
The Police Service Commission (PSC) said in a statement on Thursday that the officer had been promoted to the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP).
A statement by the PSC spokesman, Ikechukwu Ani, said Aminu, in spite of the assault, exhibited a high level of professionalism.
“Inspector Mohammed Aminu, who trended on social Media where he was seen being assaulted in uniform by one Seun Kuti, was also promoted to ASP I,” Ani said.
At its ongoing 21st plenary meeting, the commission approved the appointment of two Deputy Inspectors General (DIG) and the promotion of the Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Muyiwa Adejobi, to the next rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP).
Ani disclosed that 9,016 unconfirmed Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASP) were confirmed, while the promotion of 14,052 inspectors to Assistant Superintendents of Police (unconfirmed) was also approved.
“One Inspector Habila Bulus was promoted to ASP II for his gallantry and commitment to duty,” Ani further stated.
It was revealed that Olalaye Falaye, former Commissioner of Police, Ebonyi State Command, was promoted to the next rank of Assistant Inspector General (AIG).
fineboynl: Men the queue today was not funny as all the filing stations in town shut down. After NNPC increases their price. I spent over 30mins on queue before I know what happening my fuel gauge is down. Imagine burning fuel to buy fuel. To Off the car and start all over again on the line that is not moving well doesn’t make any sense. Shifting the gear from P to D. And restarting will cause more wear on the car.
I bought 10k fuel and the gauge didn’t go up that much as I expected. Around 15 litters or so.
Men with the way things are going. It look like person will need 1.2L Engine oh.
Not all times. For safety its good, but due to kind of Car I drive, I have to be on AC, I put on Ac before 5mins I begin to drive. BMW has one of the thickest LEATHER SEAT, if u come Dey DRIVE BLACK ON BLACK INTERIORS & MATTE BLACK
BeautifulMind2: Seun please don't be offended for calling you out Sir, please I don't know the mod that banned my main account without detailing my offence, initially the ban was suppose to expire on 18th of this month, I was surprised to see that they have extended the expiration date to July 09 2043, account with many followers running to three pages, I have contributed large to this forum for years now, that same account is running the longest thread in this forum with 1166 pages https://www.nairaland.com/4245053/update-developments-anambra-state-photos Please Seun I want to know the offense which I committed to receive this long ban, I also noticed that my blog site , which I add to some of the news I post here has been censored in this forum, please Oga Seun what's my offence, if I have offended the forum in any of my actions here let me know, please I deserve justice, I don't know another channel to write to you directly that's why I choose the crime section with less traffic to open the thread. I will appreciate to see your response Sir.
Well, when them matter even don end their papa, na we make we tie wrapper join matter? U no see two LATES on the IV? Abeg oo leave them, I wan do father of my children o ( I fit jus late enter Wedding , no be to occupy LATE on Iv) By the way Op, wetin this Topic dey do for POLITICS? na family politics them kinsmen dey play on the matter? Hand don touch hand be that o
renderme: David Hundeyin, a Nigerian independent journalist, has been detained in Harare Airport, Zimbabwe.
Mr Hundeyin raised the alarm over his detention at the airport in a series of tweets on Wednesday night.
“I landed in Zimbabwe earlier today, and I have been detained at Harare Airport inside a smelly locked room for nearly 7 hours,” he said. “They said that despite using the travel document of a country with a visa-free relationship, my nationality is still Nigerian, and thus, I need a visa.”
Sharing photos of himself and another lady, Mr Hundeyin said he and the Ugandan lady were locked in a room for hours.
“Alongside a lady from Uganda (also a visa-free country), I have been locked in a room with no windows or toilet, plus a bottle of pee on the floor,” Mr Hundeyin said.
Biodun556: NNPCL monopoly ends as marketer’s fuel vessel arrives 20th July 2023
First batch of petrol, 27 million litres imported by an independent marketer has arrived in the country, putting an end to a downstream monopoly market once enjoyed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited.
The vessel, ST Nnene earlier billed to arrive since last week, but was held down off Lome waters due to adverse weather, birthed at Ijegun-Egba on Wednesday following the official end to subsidies by President Bola Tinubu on May 29.
Five financial institutions- Polaris, First Bank, Union Bank, Access Bank and Fidelity bank had bankrolled the deal.
This was as foreign exchange rose from N745 to one dollar three weeks ago, to N845 as of Tuesday, and crude price rising to $80 per barrel as of 1:45pm Nigerian time on Wednesday.
Until now, state oil firm NNPCL had enjoyed a monopoly downstream market for years. The firm had singlehanded imported petrol consumed in-country, and had dictated prices.
Since the end of subsidies which cost the country about N12tn, prices of petrol had risen from an average of between N180/N200 per litre, to N614 per litre as of Tuesday.
While speaking at the ceremony, Olujimi said petrol importation was no longer sustainable.
According to him, resuscitating local refining was the way to go.
He said, “Petrol importation is not a sustainable way for a country to run. From what we saw yesterday when PMS price rose to over N600 per litre, it is an indication that the dynamics of the business is a tough one. It requires huge US dollars to bring in this. The way forward is for local refineries to be revived,” he said.
Representing the Chief Executive Officer, the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, Farouk Ahmed, Sadiq Bashir, explained that the development was an important milestone since the downstream sector was deregulated.
He said, “This is what we have been looking forward to. When we talk about deregulation, people think it’s all about increasing prices. No. Although prices would now be determined by market dynamics, deregulation also opens up the market for other players to come in.
“Yes, we would experience teething problems at first; however, if market forces are allowed to come into play, prices would eventually go down due to high competition. We assure that NMDPRA would continue to ensure quality control of products being sold to the public.”
General Secretary, the Natural Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Afolabi Olawale, also canvassed for local refining.
He said, “If we want to go for deregulation, we should not go for importation. We should not submit our economy to be determined by foreign firms. But since we are there now, the government needs to speed up on palliatives because things are hard on everybody. We also enjoin marketers to shun excessive profiteering.”
The National Controller Operations, the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, Mike Osatuyi, said issuing licences to independent marketers to import would give rise to competition and fairness in the downstream sector.
He advised marketers to satisfy their customers by selling at fair prices, and dispensing the correct quantity.
Bobloco: The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, has said the purchase of fuel has reduced by 50 percent.
IPMAN’s Chairman in Enugu depot, Chinedu Anyaso, blamed the reduction on the hike of the pump price of fuel.
Lamenting that the negative situation has affected marketers, Anyaso urged the President Bola Tinubu-led Federal government to reduce the pump price of fuel.
NAN reports that he warned that most marketers might shut down, a situation that may lead to the collapse of the downstream sector.
According to Anyaso: “Marketers are facing an existential challenge due to low profits as a result of reduced sales affecting their abilities to meet their operational costs and obligations with banks.
“Marketers are worse affected by this policy of subsidy removal, profitability has reduced because average sales have reduced by about 50 per cent.
“We appeal to the Federal Government to save downstream operations from collapsing by working on reduction in pump prices.”
Bobloco: First batch of petrol, 27 million litres imported by an independent marketer has arrived in the country, putting an end to a downstream monopoly market once enjoyed by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited.
The vessel, ST Nnene earlier billed to arrive since last week, but was held down off Lome waters due to adverse weather, birthed at Ijegun-Egba on Wednesday following the official end to subsidies by President Bola Tinubu on May 29.
ST Nnene, The PUNCH gathered, had cost Emadeb Energy’s Chief Executive Officer, Adebowale Olujimi, and its bank partners of $17m (about N13b) to hire.
Five financial institutions- Polaris, First Bank, Union Bank, Access Bank and Fidelity bank had bankrolled the deal.
This was as foreign exchange rose from N745 to one dollar three weeks ago, to N845 as of Tuesday, and crude price rising to $80 per barrel as of 1:45pm Nigerian time on Wednesday.
Until now, state oil firm NNPCL had enjoyed a monopoly downstream market for years. The firm had singlehanded imported petrol consumed in-country, and had dictated prices.
Since the end of subsidies which cost the country about N12tn, prices of petrol had risen from an average of between N180/N200 per litre, to N614 per litre as of Tuesday.
While speaking at the ceremony, Olujimi said petrol importation was no longer sustainable.
According to him, resuscitating local refining was the way to go.
He said, “Petrol importation is not a sustainable way for a country to run. From what we saw yesterday when PMS price rose to over N600 per litre, it is an indication that the dynamics of the business is a tough one. It requires huge US dollars to bring in this. The way forward is for local refineries to be revived,” he said.
Representing the Chief Executive Officer, the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, Farouk Ahmed, Sadiq Bashir, explained that the development was an important milestone since the downstream sector was deregulated.
He said, “This is what we have been looking forward to. When we talk about deregulation, people think it’s all about increasing prices. No. Although prices would now be determined by market dynamics, deregulation also opens up the market for other players to come in.
“Yes, we would experience teething problems at first; however, if market forces are allowed to come into play, prices would eventually go down due to high competition. We assure that NMDPRA would continue to ensure quality control of products being sold to the public.”
General Secretary, the Natural Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Afolabi Olawale, also canvassed for local refining.
He said, “If we want to go for deregulation, we should not go for importation. We should not submit our economy to be determined by foreign firms. But since we are there now, the government needs to speed up on palliatives because things are hard on everybody. We also enjoin marketers to shun excessive profiteering.”
The National Controller Operations, the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, Mike Osatuyi, said issuing licences to independent marketers to import would give rise to competition and fairness in the downstream sector.
He advised marketers to satisfy their customers by selling at fair prices, and dispensing the correct quantity.
olisaEze: Whether you like it or not, the President of Nigeria is Bola Ahmed Tinubu.... till the courts say otherwise. I do hope Obi is never misled down the path of your suggestion, because that’ll be the excuse overzealous security agents need to prove their loyalty to the new administration by taking him off the board!
Welovetruecrime: The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police confirmed to CNN on Tuesday that they carried out a search warrant in Henderson, Nevada as part of the ongoing investigation into the 1996 murder of musician Tupac Shakur.
The statement from LVMPD read, "LVMPD can confirm a search warrant was served in Henderson, Nevada on July 17, 2023, as part of the ongoing Tupac Shakur homicide investigation. We will have no further comment at this time."
The authorities have not disclosed the exact location of the search, and CNN has reached out for more information.
Tupac Shakur was shot multiple times in Las Vegas in 1996 while leaving a boxing match at the MGM Grand hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. He was in a car with former Death Row Records CEO Suge Knight when a white Cadillac pulled up alongside them, and shots were fired from the back window.
Back in 1996, CNN reported that authorities believed the rapper was the intended target of the shooting, but to this day, the investigation remains unsolved.
Judge wey dey incharge knows BEST SCALE to serve this judgement, make dem DETACH him BALLS WITH BLADE. But as chicken no dey from Leg injury die, woman no sup fro Bobby die na.. shebi Milk reservoir e be ,
periphetes: WTF because of a gadget. There's no way on earth that guy will not already have severe internal injury to his brain ... WTF ! The device will become outdated but his injury permanent.... Dumbo
Dem wan release IPhone 15 by September , they show cased IPhone 16 just yesterday
A 14-Year-Old Girl, Abigail Ayuba, has gone missing from her foster family’s home in the Bwari Area Council of Abuja after returning from school on Friday, July 7.
PUNCH Metro gathered that family members were suspecting that a woman (name withheld) knew the whereabouts of the orphan who was adopted by relatives after her parent’s death.
The teenager’s guardian, Williams Debo, said the girl’s friends claimed that she told them that the woman asked her to follow her to Asaba, Delta State, where she would “enjoy herself.”
Speaking with PUNCH Metro on Monday, Debo said the family raised the alarm when they did not find the JSS 1 pupil when they returned home on Friday evening.
He said after combing the surroundings that night and on Saturday, a case of a missing person was reported to the police on Sunday.
He said, “On July 7, after closing from school, the people around the compound then said she changed her clothes and left the house.
“When we came back in the evening, we didn’t see her. We started searching for her. I asked her friends, they said Abigail told them that it was one woman that told her to come and stay with her and that she would take her to Asaba.
“When we still didn’t see her on Saturday evening, we went to the police station on Sunday to report. They asked us and the woman to write a statement. Then the police told us to come next Friday but when we went back the following Friday, we didn’t see the woman and her number had been switched off since then.
“Later I received a call from Abigail. She told me she was in Zuba, I asked her where she was in Zuba but she said she didn’t know. I asked her how she got there, she said she was standing at the front of the street and a woman met her and told her to come and stay with her.
“When I asked her about the woman, she said the woman is not around and the call ended. When I tried to reach her again, the number had been switched off.”
Debo added that after the call, he rushed to the police station where he had laid the complaint to give them the number but the policemen on duty sent him back, asking him to keep trying.
“They said I should go back and keep calling the number and if the number rings again, I should tell them so they can go and pick up the suspect,” he said.
He added that he had gone to Zuba many times but could not locate the missing girl.
He said after the policemen at the nearby police station did not make any effort, he escalated the case to the Bwari Police Station.
The FCT Police Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, did not take her calls.
She was yet to reply to the text message sent to her as of press time.
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