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Education / Re: University Of Lagos 2012/2013 Admission{unilag} by Whizkay(m): 6:12pm On May 27, 2012 |
pls, who knos whr i can d past questions in ibadan? |
Education / Re: The Problem Of Admission In Nigerian Institutions by Whizkay(m): 9:18pm On May 23, 2012 |
meetmeonline: . |
Education / Re: University Of Lagos Post-UTME 2012/2013/admissions - UNILAG by Whizkay(m): 3:14pm On May 22, 2012 |
plis o .hav seen a number of pple wif good marks in jamb dat chose accounting like myself nd dey've all been changing to industrial relations& hum resc managment as if dey heard smfn crios..is there smfn i shud kno bou dat dept? |
Politics / Re: Alamieyesigha Urges Fed Govt To Legalise Bunkering by Whizkay(m): 12:56pm On May 22, 2012 |
He seems quite sure nd confident dat its goin to happen, jst because GEJ is from dia area. Dis naija sha. |
Romance / Re: Sisterhood. (romance, Fiction) by Whizkay(m): 12:00pm On May 18, 2012 |
Dis wud be a test of tunde's love for dupe, cos ha sin of bringing anoda child dats not tunde's is out of love and the desperation to be wif him, nd as for dat bukky...is it d indian spell book dat is givn ha liver or wah, mstcheew ..NONSENSE...@naijasexy, gud work nd ON TO THE NEXT ONE! |
TV/Movies / Re: Big Brother Africa Stargame; Official Thread by Whizkay(m): 9:14pm On May 17, 2012 |
Tenks for d pic...more plis |
Education / Re: University Of Lagos 2012/2013 Admission{unilag} by Whizkay(m): 2:38pm On May 15, 2012 |
Tobexin: ...The info reaching now is that the putme of unilag is 21th..its time you started reading because there is no time again...readers are leaders..join www.exams4success.com and join unilag expert tutors proudly supported by lecturers on facebook..dont expect the form nw bt have the date in mind..remember readers are leadersd date is not clear o, 21th or 12th nd of which month? |
Education / Re: 9 Ways To Make A First Class In The University by Whizkay(m): 11:07am On May 11, 2012 |
life_style: Good but Does First Class guarantee success in Life ?lyk 80% guarantee |
Computers / Re: How Are You Preparing For The Internet Outage On July 9 ? by Whizkay(m): 7:08pm On May 10, 2012 |
Dis is a lie na..abeg, do u kno how much dia economy ll lose on dat day alone if dis shud apen...an economy where money lives online( cashless tinz) |
Politics / Re: Osun Kicks Off N300m Hydro-power Project. by Whizkay(m): 8:16pm On May 08, 2012 |
Whao ...so dis pple can still talk in millions nd nt billionz |
Romance / Re: How Can One Tell Someone 'it's Over' Without Really Hurting Their Feelings? by Whizkay(m): 3:19pm On May 04, 2012 |
"U r so perfect nd i dnt disav u, i nid to work on my sef...blablablah. Make it sound luk u r d one wu z wrong nd shez ryt nd u wud want her to move on wif a beta guy, den walk away...it wud take ha some tym b4 she realises dat shez been dumped...it myt work nd may not.. |
Education / Re: Unillorin Tops Ibadan In April University Rankings At VNTI by Whizkay(m): 1:36pm On May 04, 2012 |
Who d hell are dis VNTI pple..one yeye online orgnisation dat z lukn for hw to mke itself popular...i dnt bliv dis 1 bit |
Career / Re: More Than 500 Staff Of FINBANK Sacked!!! by Whizkay(m): 6:54am On Apr 29, 2012 |
Nd dat yeye gudluck wud come out nd say" we well create employment opportunities for our youths........" wen z yeye sanusi don mess up d banking industry. it jst makes me sick, now wat wud dos workers be doing for a living now, Dats y in some ways i don't blame yahoo boiz, armed robbers, kidnappers,BH etc...m suo non of dem dreamt of being wat dey are wyl young..me i don sleep jare :' |
Politics / Subsidy: Diezani Divides House Of Representatives by Whizkay(m): 6:55am On Apr 26, 2012 |
Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Emeka Ihedioha, on Wednesday came under fire from members for allegedly shielding the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, from prosecution. The uproar in the House came after Ihedioha overruled a motion demanding the minister’s resignation over her role in the N1.07tn fuel subsidy scam. The House had resumed consideration of the fuel subsidy probe report on Wednesday, when a member from Akwa Ibom State, Mr. Robinson Uwak, raised a point of order on privilege. He drew the attention of the House to public opinion suggesting that lawmakers were ‘shielding’ Alison- Madueke from prosecution. Uwak said, “The people of my constituency and Nigerians out there have been bombarding me with calls since yesterday (Tuesday). “They have accused the House of shielding the minister. I hereby call for the resignation of the Minister of Petroleum Resources.” The lawmaker’s demand was hinged on a key recommendation of the report, which directed that “the management and board of the NNPC should be completely overhauled” for their role in the scam. Alison-Madueke is the chairman of the Board of the NNPC. Uwak’s argument was that the minister should resign rather than being the one to preside over the overhaul of the NNPC. But Ihedioha intervened by asking the Deputy Leader of the House, Mr. Leo Ogor, to respond to the motion. Ogor told the House that Uwak was jumping the gun, adding that at the appropriate time, the House would address the issue of the minister. “We are guided by House rules and decisions will be taken at the appropriate time. We should accord respect to due process,” he said. He had hardly completed his statement when lawmakers shouted him down. They insisted that Uwak’s motion should be heard, but the deputy speaker abruptly overruled them. Ihedioha’s ruling infuriated the majority of the 245 members who attended the session, prompting shouts of “no”, “no”, “noooo!” He, however, ignored the uproar. But, the spokesman for the House, Mr. Zakari Mohammed, denied that Ihedioha was shielding the minister. According to him, the House felt that the recommendation to overhaul the NNPC and its board had already taken care of the minister. “There has been a clear case of indictment; so calling names or saying that the minister should resign is not necessary. It has been taken care of by our recommendation,” he told journalists. The report, which recommended the investigation and prosecution of the affected officials, listed specific “infractions” committed by them. These included the payment of N285.098bn by the NNPC to itself in “excess of the PPPRA’s recommended figure for 2011” and the deduction of N310.4bn for kerosene subsidy from crude oil proceeds. The House cleared Gombe State Governor, Ibrahim Dankwambo, over the controversial payment of N999m a total of 128 times to “unknown entities” in 2009 as subsidy claims by the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation. Dankwambo was the AGF when the payments were made within 24 hours between January 12 and 13, 2009. The total amount was put at N127.8bn. The report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Monitoring of the Subsidy Regime headed by Mr. Farouk Lawan had recommended that anti-graft agencies should investigate the payments. But, on Wednesday, the House amended the recommendation to indicate that the PPPRA and not the AG’s office should account for the payments. This followed fresh submissions by Lawan, who said that the PPPRA had owned up to making the payments. He informed members that the Central Bank of Nigeria, the AGF’s office and the PPPRA, in three separate letters to the Speaker of the House, Mr. Aminu Tambuwal, all admitted that the PPPRA made the payments. Lawan also cited publications by the PPPRA, where it listed the beneficiaries of the N127.8bn. He explained that the panel made its earlier recommendation because while the investigation was on, the AG’s office was not forthcoming with information on the transactions. He, however, maintained that the panel considered the “payments to be irregular,” and suggested that the searchlight be turned on the PPPRA by anti-graft agencies. The House adopted the amendment, an indication that Dankwambo had been exonerated. Lawmakers endorsed the recommendation to pass a bill to ‘criminalise’ extra-budgetary expenditure by the executive arm of government. In particular, the House adopted the recommendation directing anti-graft agencies to investigate and prosecute all officials of the Ministry of Finance, Office of the Director-General Budget, and the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation involved in extra-budgetary spending between 2009 and 2011. The House adopted the recommendation on the audit firms of Akintola Williams, Deloitte, and Olusola Adekanola & Partners, pronouncing harsher penalties on the firms. In addition to being blacklisted for three years by the Federal Ministry of Finance, the House recommended their prosecution for “professional negligence and connivance” in failing to properly audit the fuel subsidy transactions. The House opposed the Federal Government’s decision to appoint the Managing Director of Access Bank, Mr. Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, as the head of a panel to verify subsidy claims after the sacking the audit firms. It recommended the engagement of an independent audit firm to do the job. The Minority Leader of the House, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila, who proposed the amendment, described the said banker as “a managing director, who is a close associate of Mr. President and a member of the economic management team.” He argued that such a person could not be trusted to do a through verification of subsidy claims on behalf of Nigerians. The lawmakers also adopted the recommendation that the 71 firms that got subsidy claims in 2011 without evidence of supplying fuel should refund N230.2bn. However, the House merged their case with the 17 firms that were given a grace of two weeks on Tuesday to appear before the probe panel. The Chairman of the House Committee on Rules and Business, Mr. Albert Sam- Sokwa, explained that two of the 71 firms were also among the 17 marketers. The 17 marketers had been slated to refund N41.9bn to government coffers for refusing to appear before the panel to defend their subsidy claims. Following their complaint of not being given fair hearing by the committee, the House on Tuesday gave the ad hoc committee two weeks to listen to their case. The House endorsed 61 out of the 62 recommendations of the panel, with a few amendments and introduced a new recommendation. The additional recommendation, which also summarised the position of the House on the probe, reads, “That the resolutions of the House on the report of the fuel subsidy regime should be served on Mr. President, the Senate and all anti-corruption agencies for information and necessary actions
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Politics / Re: Will You Vote For GEJ If He Goes For Second Term? by Whizkay(m): 9:15pm On Apr 21, 2012 |
Delafruita: anyone that thinks its too early to judge gej is either delusional,stupid or just ignorant.we elect people for a 4year term and then we're supposed to wait for 2years for them to "settle down?" some idiots even say election litigation is a distraction asif the man goes to court to defend his "election"i dnt disagree |
Celebrities / Re: Don Jazzy Addresses The Illuminati Story by Whizkay(m): 12:40pm On Apr 21, 2012 |
Basics007: That doctor name funny die! Dr Solonso!!!abi o, iso lo n so..lwkmd |
Politics / UK To Return Ibori's Loot To Delta by Whizkay(m): 8:05am On Apr 18, 2012 |
AFTER years of running, the long hands of justice caught up with the former governor of Delta State, James Onanefe Ibori, on Tuesday. The Southwark Crown Court in London United Kingdom sentenced Ibori to 13 years’ imprisonment for fraud and corruption offences. Our correspondent reports that Ibori may only spend about five years in prison because he has been in custody for two years and will be eligible for parole in about four years.He will likely serve his term in Wandsworth, Prison. Wandsworth is the largest prison in the UK, currently able to hold 1,665 prisoners. It is also where Ibori was held while undergoing trial. His jailed lawyer, Bhadresh Gohil, is also serving his term in Wandsworth Prison. After the sentencing, British judicial and security officials said they would soon commence confiscation proceedings to ensure that his stolen assets reverted to Delta State. THE PUNCH learnt that the Crown Prosecution Service would soon launch a bid to seize Ibori’s stolen assets and return them to Delta State. An official of the CPS told journalists that the service would bid to confiscate the assets Ibori had stolen and return them to the state.One of the investigators, Detective Inspector Paul Whitmore, said it was estimated that Ibori stole around $250m from Delta State. “The sum can only be described as huge. Vast sums of money which were used to fund his lavish lifestyle. The real harm in this case is the potential loss to people in some of the poorest regions in the world,” he said. Whitmore said a confiscation proceeding would be launched to ensure that as much of the money as possible was returned to the state government.Some of the assets that might be confiscated are a house in Hampstead, North London, worth £2.2m; a property in Shaftesbury, Dorset, worth £311,000; a £3.2m mansion in Sandton, near Johannesburg, South Africa; a fleet of armoured Range Rovers valued at £600,000; a £120,000 Bentley; and a Mercedes Maybach worth 407,000 Euros |
Politics / UK To Return Ibori's Loot To Delta by Whizkay(m): 8:05am On Apr 18, 2012 |
AFTER years of running, the long hands of justice caught up with the former governor of Delta State, James Onanefe Ibori, on Tuesday. The Southwark Crown Court in London United Kingdom sentenced Ibori to 13 years’ imprisonment for fraud and corruption offences. Our correspondent reports that Ibori may only spend about five years in prison because he has been in custody for two years and will be eligible for parole in about four years.He will likely serve his term in Wandsworth, Prison. Wandsworth is the largest prison in the UK, currently able to hold 1,665 prisoners. It is also where Ibori was held while undergoing trial. His jailed lawyer, Bhadresh Gohil, is also serving his term in Wandsworth Prison. After the sentencing, British judicial and security officials said they would soon commence confiscation proceedings to ensure that his stolen assets reverted to Delta State. THE PUNCH learnt that the Crown Prosecution Service would soon launch a bid to seize Ibori’s stolen assets and return them to Delta State. An official of the CPS told journalists that the service would bid to confiscate the assets Ibori had stolen and return them to the state.One of the investigators, Detective Inspector Paul Whitmore, said it was estimated that Ibori stole around $250m from Delta State. “The sum can only be described as huge. Vast sums of money which were used to fund his lavish lifestyle. The real harm in this case is the potential loss to people in some of the poorest regions in the world,” he said. Whitmore said a confiscation proceeding would be launched to ensure that as much of the money as possible was returned to the state government. |
Romance / Re: UNILAG Runs Girl - By Umari Ayim (Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) by Whizkay(m): 2:57pm On Apr 16, 2012 |
are u guyz missing sometn here...pero went to d guyz ouse----) dat mns she knos z ouse.. so she shud go bak dere na...well sha na story 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Boko Haram Sends Out Second Video - "We Will Consume Jonathan In 3 Months" by Whizkay(m): 10:49am On Apr 13, 2012 |
Technology is key in dis situation, m still waiting for mr president to say smfn about dis. |
Education / Re: University Of Lagos 2012/2013 Admission{unilag} by Whizkay(m): 1:47pm On Apr 01, 2012 |
plis what was d cut off for accounting last year? |
Politics / Re: Lagos State To Contribute ₦1 Billion To Fund Tinubu's Birthday Celebration? by Whizkay(m): 2:18pm On Mar 26, 2012 |
@paparazy09 .did he say it was in public ?...i fnk u shud review the article |
Romance / Re: Yoghurt In His House: The Perfect Date! by Whizkay(m): 9:48pm On Mar 17, 2012 |
it was in a house not a restaurant... Nd maybe he doesn't kno how to cook nd a date shudnt be all bou food now. jez to spend som tym togeda |
Education / Re: University Of Abuja 2011/2012 Post Ume And Admission Update. by Whizkay(m): 12:46pm On Mar 16, 2012 |
please, where is the list on campus cos m on my way to gwags now nd i jst want to check wvout difficulty |
Education / Re: University Of Abuja 2011/2012 Post Ume And Admission Update. by Whizkay(m): 12:45pm On Mar 16, 2012 |
please, where is the list on campus cos m on my way to gwags now nd i jst want to check wvout difficult |
Politics / Re: Why We Can’t Build Refinery In Nigeria-shell by Whizkay(m): 11:08am On Mar 03, 2012 |
@a-zed, y are u contradicting ursef, u sed d cost of operating refineries is high nd u ar saying the price of fuel flunctuates like dat of crude oil. if the price flunctuates daily\periodically then it means dat d (cost p + profit) flunctuates daily\periodically , so no mata d daily price, their cost will definitely b covad nd dey ll make dia profit.well bro it simply shows dat u dnt undastnd d market, abeg find betA TIN TALK , d oyinbo guy is jst protectin z home market, |
Politics / Re: Why We Can’t Build Refinery In Nigeria-shell by Whizkay(m): 9:49am On Mar 03, 2012 |
Dat z a big lie o, dey can neva run at a loss, if fuel importation is stopped. The country has a large market for pet product nd dey can even cater for our neighbouring countries, he jst doesnt want refineries in his own country whr we import fuel from to shut down, we must stop fuel importation nd employment exportation NOW! |
Politics / Re: Describe Sanusi Lamido Sanusi In Your Own Words by Whizkay(m): 5:51pm On Feb 29, 2012 |
sharp islamic nigga |
Politics / Re: Nigerians Living In Poverty Rise To Nearly 61% by Whizkay(m): 12:22pm On Feb 14, 2012 |
61% ! Dis z a cooked figure i tell u. |
Politics / Re: Bomb Blast At Unguwan Sarki Bridge Area Of Kawo, Kaduna by Whizkay(m): 12:16pm On Feb 14, 2012 |
na wa o, wen will dis bombing palava end sef |
Education / Re: University Of Lagos 2012/2013 Admission{unilag} by Whizkay(m): 10:46am On Jan 08, 2012 |
Plis dos any1 av an idea of wat d cut off mark for accounting z gonna be dis year |
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