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Bring back our checkpoints

Aminat 508, someone has stole him from you.

Some people will smile to the bank soonest after seeing alert

Most people will smile to the bank soon after seeing alert

Your smile so radiant as the midday sun
I can't feel the scorching because it's soothing
Those innocent eyes piercing into the deepest of heart
Your exquisite voice melts even the stony of hearts.

To a Nairaland crush \babe I haven't gotten yet

Encourage NPFL, the management should also work on how to promote the league and sponsorship of it also. Every form of violence and irregularities should be avoided

Nice competition, following keenly. May the best Nairaland couple win

The list is incomplete without "Hot Eba", rubber ring game, cashew game especially Kodo, tyre and wheel racing

Is there bonus with the increase recharge pin?

Madness in the Church season 5. Seems artificial hair is now a new delicacy in South Africa.

I love fish but I have to be careful

Here are some pictures a Nairalander posted earlier on this thread https://www.nairaland.com/2420951/visual-encounters-morning-abuja

sholatech:
Oga, It is based on what you posted which I copy again below:

Speaking at the premises of AMCON in Abuja, during a peaceful protest organized by workers of the company, Mr. Christian Okojie and Mr. Godfrey Okoloba, Chairmen of NUPENG and PENGASSAN, Seawolf branch, respectively, told Vanguard that the workers were last paid in December 2013 and January 2014, adding that they are presently being owed 22 months outstanding salaries.

Noted sir

seunmsg:
What the workers are doing is still wrong all the same. Neither CBN nor AMCON is owing them a dime. They should go and hold the shareholders and management of seawolf petroleum to ransom and stop blackmailing government agencies.

That's true, they were expecting that their entitlements and benefits would be paid after the company assets have been sold.

sholatech:
The post headline says protest at Central Bank(CBN) while the content says protest was at AMCON..

The protest took place at CBN but AMCON was responsible for seizing the assets in order to recover the debt. The reason the protest took place at CBN, was that the workers consider the Central Bank which plays a supervisory role over AMCOM, to intervene in the matter.

ABUJA—The Nigerian economy risks another economic shut down in the next couple of days, as workers of Seawolf Oilfield Services, yesterday, promised to work with the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, to compel the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, to pay them their 22 months’ salary arrears.

A recent strike by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, branch of NUPENG and PENGASSAN following disagreements over the transfer of operatorship rights in some oil wells, almost brought the Nigerian economy to a standstill, as businesses and homes were starved of petroleum products and power supply for several days.

Speaking at the premises of AMCON in Abuja, during a peaceful protest organized by workers of the company, Mr. Christian Okojie and Mr. Godfrey Okoloba, Chairmen of NUPENG and PENGASSAN, Seawolf branch, respectively, told Vanguard that the workers were last paid in December 2013 and January 2014, adding that they are presently being owed 22 months outstanding salaries.

They stated that the workers had met with the management of AMCON in Abuja three weeks ago, where the Managing Director of AMCON, Mr. Mustapha Chike-Obi promised to address the situation within 48 hours.

They said: “Till today, he has failed to resolve the issue and the 48 hours have since elapsed. We have written them severally over the promises they made three weeks ago, yet they refused to meet with us. That is the reason we decided to stage this protest.”

The company’s three oil drilling rigs had been seized by AMCON for about a year now, depriving the company of any means of generating income to pay off its indebtedness and its workers. The rigs, when operational, are capable of generating a minimum of $150,000 per day.

In a sharp reaction the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Asset Management Company of Nigeria Mr. Chike Obi told Vanguard in a Telephone interview that the workers’ union were simply blackmailing AMCON believing that as a government agency it would accede to their blackmail. He said that Seawolf was indebted to AMCON and it seized its assets in order to recover its money. He said that AMCON has no direct relationship with the said workers.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/energy-crisis-looms-as-seawolf-workers-protest-unpaid-salaries/

dustydee:
Who are those protesters and why are they protesting?

Those are seawolf workers
ABUJA—The Nigerian economy risks another economic shut down in the next couple of days, as workers of Seawolf Oilfield Services, yesterday, promised to work with the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, to compel the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, to pay them their 22 months’ salary arrears.

A recent strike by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, branch of NUPENG and PENGASSAN following disagreements over the transfer of operatorship rights in some oil wells, almost brought the Nigerian economy to a standstill, as businesses and homes were starved of petroleum products and power supply for several days.

Speaking at the premises of AMCON in Abuja, during a peaceful protest organized by workers of the company, Mr. Christian Okojie and Mr. Godfrey Okoloba, Chairmen of NUPENG and PENGASSAN, Seawolf branch, respectively, told Vanguard that the workers were last paid in December 2013 and January 2014, adding that they are presently being owed 22 months outstanding salaries.

They stated that the workers had met with the management of AMCON in Abuja three weeks ago, where the Managing Director of AMCON, Mr. Mustapha Chike-Obi promised to address the situation within 48 hours.

They said: “Till today, he has failed to resolve the issue and the 48 hours have since elapsed. We have written them severally over the promises they made three weeks ago, yet they refused to meet with us. That is the reason we decided to stage this protest.”

The company’s three oil drilling rigs had been seized by AMCON for about a year now, depriving the company of any means of generating income to pay off its indebtedness and its workers. The rigs, when operational, are capable of generating a minimum of $150,000 per day.

In a sharp reaction the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Asset Management Company of Nigeria Mr. Chike Obi told Vanguard in a Telephone interview that the workers’ union were simply blackmailing AMCON believing that as a government agency it would accede to their blackmail. He said that Seawolf was indebted to AMCON and it seized its assets in order to recover its money. He said that AMCON has no direct relationship with the said workers.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/energy-crisis-looms-as-seawolf-workers-protest-unpaid-salaries/

agarawu23:
my present girlfriend has tribal marks, will you date her? she is light skin lives in pekam

Boss I wan apply

Toks2008:
_A married man addicted to porn or self service needs serious deliverance.

Synagogue is recommended.

pelij18:
but is right to watch in secretly abi?

It isn't right

lexiconkabir:
But its right to watch it sharp corners abi?

It's not right

This addiction is of the highest level. He might even be watching it when the pastor was praying, the man no fear God. It's not right to watch explicit content in public places

This game cause problem between my dad and my big bros, dem no allow am sleep for house for 2 days. Just because him save money buy the game instead of educational stuff.

agarawu23:
I am her boss when it comes to that
she can testify

I wonder how you guys do it. Fastest fingers, sharpest eyesight. I can't help but watch from my observation post. I twale for una o.

Nigerians with fire brigade and rush hour syndrome

isacolukay:
Ftc! Herex, see as ur area dirty.

Thank God I beat INTROVERT to it dis time

Beating INTROVERT to FTC is no easy feat, however I wish there is an award for that. I hail you boss

It's better to join keke napep with focus.

I was in similar situation sometimes back, what you guys really need to do is review somethings especially his anger problems and all other things that can be setbacks. Relationships are not devoid of problems but they make us better if we understand our partner. Also, ask questions where you are in doubt especially what transpired during the breakup.

22hrs

They still exist and am proudly one of them despite the degrading of morality in this present time. We keep pressing on inspite of the odds

If trailer fail break na bye bye be that. Wonderful architectural design