₦airaland Forum

texazzpete: Since when did the 'civilian JTF' become a credible source of news?

If Bama was safe, why was the briefing not done from BAma? Why not call from BAma? Does nobody in the civilian JTf own a camera phone?

Nigerians love mediocrity sha. Gworza has been in the hands of BH for weeks and people are celebrating. What Is there to jubilation about when flags of an Islamist terrorist cell fly over a Nigerian city?

For me, BAma news remains unconfirmed until more info is available.

Abeg helep me ask them ooo, gullible Nigerians

davitogreat: Then where is the evidence that Bama was overrun? Please present us with pictures of boko haram hoisting their flag in Bama or STOP this BULLSHIT

Fine! if there is no evidence from both parties, why are Nigerian especially NLders so gullible to start irrelevant e-battles, name calling and blame game.

Oh, how I so hate Nigerians, pleaaase Think! Think!! Think!!!
PDP has succeeded in making this whole terrorism thing look like APC’s machinery to dislodge GEJ.
THIS IS A LIE.
After PDP wins in 2015, una eyes go clear. APC is NOT behind BH. The earlier we all see BH as a common enemy of Nigeria’s progress, the better.

Nice points, thank for sharing. Gotta adjust my life.

When will Nigerian scientist produce a potent drug for common sicknesses

Tom Ikimi, killing yourself because of ambition. Selfish man.
Go ŧo PDP and become thier chairman, oye ara.

Tinubu, man of principles. Let Tom Ikimi go and die.

Keneking: All of them?

Yes, the three of them.

Keneking: Nonsense exercise...there is Obudu mountain here in Nigeria.
Waste of foreign currency....Hope this is not sponsored by TAN
I won't be surprised to see Uncle Jona taking the "hilltop" task as well.
Who send una message?

You sick, the guy resides in Tanzania presently. You in Nigeria, what have you done?

I celebrate my friend and fellow Great Ife Alumni Eyinade Adedotun for this feat.
Goro I see you, welldone gorociano

PDP had always wanted to weaken the opposition. What do you say about a government that does everything to handicap the opposition? Tell me any real government project in the states controlled by opposition.
Tell me one member of government that belongs to the opposition.
Even Mugabe has an opposition member as PM. Obasanjo had Bola Ige and Co. Which opposition member is in GEJ cabinet? Of course except he decamps first.
APC is being suffocated, little wonder some ex-PDP can’t stay there and this is not healthy for our democracy. But come what may, APC will survive.

Wishing the gallant soldiers victory.

Mekateka: guy I guess your block brain have failed to recognised your limitation. Don't over step your bound

See ŧħē blabbing of a weakling. I'm done with ýoü, mindless internet fiddler.

I logged in but ŧħē page is blank, it only shows my name and nothing else. Tried severally.

Mekateka: can't you keep off my post?

Not until ýoü get some brains.

Mekateka: who is this thing quoting me?

Your sarcasm will do ýoü no gѻѳđ, think, act and post intellectually.

Mekateka: APC e-rats will not like this news. They will soon call it genocide on muslim brothers.

Ýoü are ŧħē real e-goat, always anticipating negetivity. I pity ŧħē kind of life you lead.

USELESS POLICEMEN

Ayolaw2003: Let me remind you, his brace against kenya landed us in South Africa 2010

Thats four years ago, this is 2014.

So just because e don score one kind goal like that? Abeg him time don pass.

The new one is ebola. Some think all of Africa is already infected with EVD

That will be good for Nigeria, and I hope it brings good with it.

My boss will always say, "the customer is always the customer". That is he feels he is always right,. It is the job of the sales person to know how to tell the customer to go to hell in a way that the customer will actually looks forward to going there.

DeepZone: Presidency to scrap NNPC
By Adeola Yusuf, Reporter, Lagos
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)would be abolished by end of October 2008, the Presidency said on Tuesday.
The Federal Executive Council (FEC)has already approved the reform and the Special Adviser to the President on Petroleum Matters, Emmanuel Egbogah, who dropped this hint in Lagos, disclosed that the Presidency was waiting for the Senate to pass the Oil Industry Bill before it.
Fielding questions from newsmen at the 2008 annual pre-conference of the Nigeria Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE), Egbogah said that talks were on between the Senate and the Presidency to ensure that, "the bill is passed within two weeks".
Abolishing the NNPC, according to the Special Adviser, was "a part of the bill because an act establishing NNPC must be repealed before a new one can take effect".
"Now that FEC has approved the reform, what is being awaited is for the Senate to give assent to it, and meanwhile, the President is waiting to have a proper discussion with the Senate so as to accelerate the process of approving the new Oil Industry Bill."
Saying that the Ministry of Justice and office of the Attorney General were involved in the whole work, Egbogah added, "Everything is ready, it is just to go through the normal process of giving it the Senate's assent."
The Presidential aide on Petroleum Matters had earlier said that the Presidency was not looking back on its resolve to explore the nation's enormous gas reserves, which he said a recent study by the United States Geological Survey (USGS)estimated to be "as high as 600 trillion cubic feet".
Presenting a paper entitled "Gas and the Nigerian Energy Industry", Egbogah said: "Beyond the resource potential, Nigeria also has a significant gas market potential. The export LNG market has seen tremendous growth lately."
The NNPC's account was not audited for over six years between 1999 and 2005.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, as Minister of Petroleum, failed to audit the NNPC account between 1999 and 2005.
When the Hart Group, a London-based auditing firm, audited the accounts in 2006, it found discrepancies in the books.
The former President rejected the report, while the EFCC promised to investigate the discrepancies, but this was never done.
The corporation accounts for 75 per cent or more of revenue accruing to the Federation Account.
Obasanjo signed Decree 33, the statute establishing the NNPC on April 21, 1977, as Head of State.
It provides in Section 6, Sub-Section 1 that, "The Corporation shall keep proper accounts and proper records in relation thereto in a form which shall conform to the best commercial standards."
Sub-section 2 stipulates that, "The Corporation shall , after the end of the financial year to which the accounts relate cause its accounts to be audited by auditors appointed by the Corporation with the approval of the Federal Executive Council."
Granted that the decree set no deadline, but it certainly did not provide that the accounts should not be audited for years.
Under Sub-section 3, "The auditors shall, on completion of the audit of the accounts of the Corporation for each financial year, prepare and submit to the Corporation reports setting out:
(a)general observations and recommendations of the auditors on the financial affairs of the Corporation for the year and on any important matters the auditors desire to bring to the notice of the Corporation and, (b)detailed observations and recommendations of the auditors on all aspects of the operations of the Corporation for that year."
http://odili.net/news/source/2008/oct/15/710.html

Its been 6 six years and NNPC is still going stronger odili.net... spreading fake news since 1960

RIP Pa Sadela

elitehowcom: politics of bitterness

Did you read the story at all? Rushing to make comments. Sioor

MarshRiley: The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has received another political stalwart into its midst as Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ekiti has decamped from the Labour Party (LP) to the PDP.

Old news, by the way, Mimiko is from Ondo state, not Ekiti

Good for him, but Brits are racist to the bone, it might not just happen.
i wish him success in all his endeavors.
That's the kind of news i like to hear about Nigerians.

GEJ inaugurated committees to look into some of these cited cases, good, but the House of Representatives that is looking into some of these cases is superior to any committee inaugurated by the President. Why can’t he support the House of Representatives?