wunmi590:
This was not the only reason you were appointed, there are still innocent lives out there being killed everyday, exercising with them is not the only way of giving Nigerians hope.

Lead them to the battle field, let them feel your experience in the battle field.

Let Nigerians know that you work to get get to that position. Fight together with your boys and win together

Enouwem:
The dog below (see pix) went inside a small bush near my compound to play and suddenly the dog started screaming and suddenly stopped screaming without any other noise from the dog.
The children who were playing outside suddenly rushed into the bush to check what could be wrong with the dog, only to find the dog dead. They were surprised and comb the bush to find out what could have killed the dog. After killing the dog the snake hid itself and so the children didn't know. A small boy saw a grassy area and suspected that something could be there, and so he put his leg inside the grassy area, only for the snake to rise up quickly and nearly grabbed the boy's leg.
The children started shouting and their shout attracted their father who came out with a locally made gun (hunters gun) and shot the snake dead.

BiafranNigerian:
What a shame. Investors are searching for who to meet to discuss business in the absence of Minister of Finance and Economic Team.

How did we get into this.

ionsman:
Those men behind are sampling Mrs. Amaechi's derriere. ..

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Go to ibadan, carry a calabash wif u and stay on a bridge, break d calabash on d road and look at d arial view of ibadan. Everywhere roof in ibadan is brown, den look at d scattered calabash, datz how ibadan looks like.
"Ibadan is like a scattered calabash", no plan no design

LRNZH:
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The Peoples Democratic Party has debunked claims that the ruling All Progressives Congress and one of its national leaders, Bola Tinubu, were behind the ongoing investigation of the wife of the President of the Senate, Toyin Saraki, for corruption.

PREMIUM TIMES had on Wednesday exclusively reported the invitation, by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, of Mrs. Saraki, who was the first lady of Kwara between 2003 and 2011, in relation to alleged questionable inflow of funds into companies in which she has interest.

But shortly after that news broke, a group of senators loyal to Senate President Bukola Saraki, under the aegis of ‘Like Minds,’ questioned the investigation, expressing concerns that the probe might be politically-motivated and suggesting that the leadership of the APC might be hounding Mrs. Saraki as a way of getting at her husband.

Mr. Saraki has been locked in battle with the leadership of the ruling party over his emergence as senate president on June 9 contrary to the wishes of the party.
Joseph Waku, a chieftain of the APC, had also on Saturday accused Mr. Tinubu of masterminding a “baseless petition” that led to the invitation of Mrs. Saraki by the EFCC, a charge the former Lagos governor stoutly denied.

But in a statement Sunday, the Kwara state chapter of the PDP said it was a petition it (PDP) submitted to the EFCC that got Mrs. Saraki into trouble.

“It has become imperative to inform the members of the public that we have every reasons to believe that a petition recently submitted to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Kwara state chapter is largely responsible for the invitation and eventual criminal prosecution of the former Kwara First Lady and wife of the Senate President, Mrs. Toyin Saraki,” the party said in a statement by its spokesperson, Rex Olawoye.

The PDP added, “It will be recalled that our party had sometime early this year discreetly submitted a petition to the EFCC detailing how certain individuals in high places under the past administration of Dr. Bukola Saraki milked the state dry and left the people more impoverished than they met them.

“In the said petition, we carefully chronicled how state officials, including former First Lady, Toyin Saraki, former Special Adviser to the Governor on MDGs, Mr. Ope Saraki, Personal Assistant (PA) to ex-Governor Bukola Saraki, one Mr. Abdul Adama from Kogi state, a former Commissioner for Information, Mr. Tunji Morounfoye, all working in a ring, got enmeshed in a cesspool of corruption unprecedented in the history of Kwara state or any other state of the federal for that matter!

“Although, we believe that the arrest and prosecution of Mrs. Toyin Saraki is long overdue, we nevertheless take solace under the fact that the long arm of the law seems to have finally caught up with her and her cronies. We are particularly delighted that our painstaking efforts at chronicling the monumental heist that defined the eight years, almost uneventful rule of former Governor Bukola Saraki in Kwara, has not gone unnoticed.

“We therefore commend the EFCC for its resourcefulness and painstakingness. We pledge our cooperation with the EFCC and all other relevant anti-graft agencies to ensure that all those who knowingly looted our collective patrimony, but now walking the streets of Kwara free with their ill-gotten wealth, do not go unpunished.

“We urge the anti-graft agency not to buckle in to pressure or blackmail that is already being mounted by political jobbers over Mrs. Saraki’s invitation by the EFCC. Instead of sponsoring paid activist-for-hire to stampede the EFCC out of the prosecution, one would have thought that the most moral thing for Toyin Saraki and her handlers to do now is to allow the law to take its cause. Since the duo of Ope Saraki and Tunji Morounfoye are already standing trial for their crimes, one would expect Mrs. Saraki too to seize the moment and clear her name, instead of playing to the gallery.

“For the avoidance of doubt, we reiterate that the offences Mrs. Saraki is being accused of are criminal in nature and such offences are not known to be statute-barred. Therefore, the fact that it took over five years after Mrs. Saraki left office as Kwara First Lady before she is eventually brought before the law does not matter.

“What matters is that justice is ultimately served, especially for the sake of the hard-working Kwara civil servants, poor Kwara farmers and the promising children of Kwara who were and are still being subjected to all manners of deprivations as a result of the rapaciousness of a privileged few who could not contain the temptations to stare clear the cookie jar.”

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/187286-pdp-exonerates-apc-tinubu-in-toyin-sarakis-efcc-ordeal-says-own-party-behind-probe.html

lalasticlala:
See fight ooo!!

https://mobile.twitter.com/Gidi_Traffic/status/622006676896522240

dealslip:
Chief Willie has always been like that. Even as ED in Fidelity, his names were inscribed on his shirts.

fairygeh:

Lol at sebalese

Ezenwammadu:
If you still think anything meaningful will come out from this crooked APC led government then you need to visit your local optician as a matter of urgency.

Please can a python give birth to a dove fellow Nigerians ?

CastroTbb:



http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/06/24/workers-shut-operations-of-aitray-power-radio-over-unpaid-salaries/

Devirus2:
Sorry for your loss. Now here is what to do. Write to:
The Director,
Consumer protection department,
Central bank of nigeria,
Central business district,
Abuja.

Thank me later, ciao!

ijustdey:
see as the cloth be self.....





just like bag,
Tinubu no get fashion sense at all

Moneyyy:
Lmao...so APC states were overlooked.

When GEJ heard the news...
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Senator1974:
Bukola saraki is getting more regards from personnels than our Tinubu house boy "nshibanjo"

Maybe nshibanjo is still a commissioner oo

himkers:
This delta governor has 'mighty' teeth

elopee3000:
No my problem with ibadan is the brown roof and all the houses with out toilet

Aminat508:
Imagine

Na pot of soup be dat,no be okada him carry for head..











Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/fatiattah/status/610043772626407425

sbaks:
One thing is for sure! saraki is arrogant!!!!

agarawu23:
BIG grammars we can't understand until we check our dico. some are not even in the dictionary

DrWise:
With this recent development, Dogara has clinged the speakership of the house.

I would leave you to do the maths

PMIcon:
Just to share some important but brief points on owning a RETAIL Pharmacy.

What Is Retail Pharmacy?

Well it is a Pharmacy that sells drugs in retails basically. They are of two types: one is hospital Pharmacy and the second is what is called Community Pharmacy. The second one represents the usual pharmacies you see around outside the hospital premises and they are what most people call Pharmacy. That's the one I'm talking about here too.

Okay, now that we understand what this is about, what are the basic steps required to own a Pharmacy in Nigeria?

1. You must either be a Fully Registered Pharmacist or your partner with one. Technically, only a Pharmacist can own a Pharmacy in Nigeria. Non Pharmacists can however deal in Wholesale though you will still need a Superintendent Pharmacist to register the Pharmacy with the Pharmacists Council (PCN)

If you are not a Pharmacist and you are serious (+ you have your money) I can help you get one.

2. Register your company with Corporate Affairs Commission You will need some of the documents here later. One warning I must give you is that the Pharmacist must have like 60% shares in the company otherwise you may not be able to proceed later. Your forms must be clear about who owns the Pharmacy (the Pharmacist) and who is/ are the other Director(s)

60%?! So why border then?/b]

Well you should have done your feasibility studies before investing. What I can tell you is that if you have a good location you ( with your 40%) can make more money in the long run than many other retail businesses. Imagine a single Pharmacy making sales (I didn't say profit) of 1million in just one day. This is not common though; it can only happen with excellent locations and great customer service. What is commoner is 300k-500k/day in moderately good locations. You can attest to the fact that this is not bad sales volume though. It's all about location and management skills. Some Pharmacies close down mostly because of bad location and poor management (they think they don't need expert advice- especially true for pharmacists- and end up wasting their investment)

3. [b] Get a business premises (store)

Great if you have your own store but if not, you need to find a way of tying down the location to go through the process of approval

4. [b] Employ A Superintendent Pharmacist if you are not a Pharmacist [b]

To save yourself from stress, experience tells me you better let your Superintendent Pharmacist be the same as the Pharmacist who is your partner. The payment for this role is however different. In fact, it's in two phases: you will pay for the License to register the Pharmacy with PCN and then the monthly salary based on agreement.

It is the Superintendent Pharmacist that will register the Pharmacy with PCN.

The following are the necessary steps to be taken with the assistance of the Superintendent Pharmacist (SP from now)

a) Location Inspection:
>The SP writes the PCN Registrar through the state office requesting for inspection location.
>Payment is then made to the bank. The SP should find out current charge from your state PCN office.

I will advise you start this process around June or early in December or seek local advice through the SP from the state PCN office (better)
It's not yet a good system they are running at PCN.

b. Collect and fill necessary forms and return them to the PCN office

**The reason I said to start the process in December is that they plan for inspection the following year then so you can be among the first to be inspected in your own area (not always so anyway... lots of politics)
June because it may take 6months or more to complete the process. It can save you paying for License twice before starting real business. This is not full proof. You can't be so sure how fast or slow the process will be as at now. Maybe Buhari's administration will help solve making simple processes in Nigeria so complicated.**

c. Set Up The Premises but DON'T STOCK YET!
Once your location is approved, you may be asked to start setting up the Premises for business. You should be given some requirements- things to put in place like your shelves, fire extinguisher, Pharmacist office, A/C, Poison Box and some books. You may be asked to pay some fees at this stage to collect the requirements. The current client was asked to pay N3,000

d. Apply for Registration of Pharmacy Premises
Your premises will be inspected to see if you met the requirements and you will also be asked to pay for the license and registration.
The SP is the one that is involved in all this. In fact, PCN doesn't want to deal with you if you are not a Pharmacist. You don't even need to be there during all the inspections. Only the SP and the Pharmacist on the Board of Directors (if different) are expected to be seen.
e. Once Registered you should receive a copy of all the documents and then go ahead with stocking and business proper.

But bear in mind that each years registration ends December. If you start too early and the inspection was made, and you commence the next step, you may need to pay for registration of premises twice before commencing real business. But like I said, the process is not so predictable. Prepare for 6-8months.
This also means ( if the SP is not the same as the Pharmacist on BoD) you need to be ready to be paying the Pharmacist some "salary" to "tie her/him down" till the process is completed otherwise the SP may not be available for the inspections.



The short cut to all these is to buy a Pharmacy put on sale when you are ready but it comes with its own challenges too.
I'll stop here for now. I hope this will be of help to someone out there.

phransix147:
Strong men no doubt... The wey police take dey rub shoulder wif the Armed Forces ehn I no understand again... If Police is that strong why Soldiers dey always beat them

princemol:
Made in China vs made in Germany

ECOTERRORS:
What will this old man be doing in the night with this oestrogen boosted bride.

Acekidc4:
See Better Fine Woman not some Swollen Toad-like Apparition Like Iya Piss!!Very Ugly Something!!


But Honestly Speaking, This Woman Na MILF

emmasege:
Osinbajo's stature is a disadvantage for a position he occupies; appears like an errand boy when he stepped out with Buhari and Tony Blair last nite. Kayode Fayemi even has a better carriage.

Imanuelle:


This is a good move, but at a wrong time.

Buhari should wait till may 29th, else he's heating up the polity.

Also, what's in it for SA? Does that mean we will have to turn a blind eye to the bitter xenophobic attacks that has rendered some Nigerians Jobless?

we should be dealing decisively with SA right now, so that they wouldn't dare next time, but here goes buhari, licking butt just to get what?

Anyways, its his choice, but its not his tenure yet, so HE SHOULD WAIT!

NIGERIA DOES NOT HAVE TWO PRESIDENTS.

dridowu:
ii. $ 59, 324, 737.01 spent on charter Hire
services
Please which type of charter hire services is this that gulped $59m or there about
. So if properly documented it could exceed $59m
Hahahah money don enta voicemail