₦airaland Forum

Most men like mysself are really scared about this relationship/marriage stuff,most ladies are just in relationships for what they can benefit,once the benefit ends they move to the next "Maga"..Every Naija guy is a potential maga,the educated,employed,preety and intelligent ladies(which every man wants) are very scarce and being competed for,my advise to the ladies av met is to develop themselves intellectually,don't make your waist a source of livelihood cos it depreciates,develop yourself let the intellect speak for you.

emmatok:

The list is old.

African Petroleum no longer exist

Were is Capital OIL.

The list was released last quarter 2014,that OANDO oil was the first wasn't my making,it was an exclusive report from Sahara reporters,click on the link and check for yourself,we should be more concerned on how best to end this subsidy issue and to repair the existing refineries.

Oando Oil, CONOIL, African Petroleum and MRS Oil are among the powerful players in the petroleum sector that have shared over N3.655 trillion between 2006 and September 2011 in pursuit of importation of refined petroleum products.

This was revealed in Abuja by the Nigerian Senate joint Committee on Petroleum (Downstream), Appropriation and Finance.
Senator Magnus Ibe, the chairman of the committee, also disclosed that some 100 companies in the downstream sector and in construction, shared over N1.426 trillion between January and August 2011 alone.

Oando Oil is owned by Wale Tinubu’s Oando; Mike Adenuga owns CONOIL, Femi Otedola owns AP, while MRS Oil is run by Aliko Dangote's brother, Sayyu Dantata. Other key players named today include Pinaccle Construction Ltd, as well as Integrated Oil and Gas, which is owned by a former Minister of the Interior, Capt. Emmanuel Iheanacho.

The full list, and their individual haul, as read out by Senator Abe, is as follows:
1. Oando Nigerian Plc. – N228.506 billion

2. MRS –N224.818 billion

3. Pinnacle Construction-N300 billion

4. Enak Oil & Gas –N19.684 billion

5. CONOIl – N37.960 billion

6. Bovas & Co. Nig. Ltd. – N5.685 billion,

7. Obat- N85 billion and AP; N104.5billion.

8. Folawiyo Oil - N113.3 billion

9. IPMAN Investment Limited- N10.9billion

10. ACON - N24.1billion

11. Atio Oil-N64.4billion

12. AMP- N11.4billion

13. Honeywell-N12.2billion

14. Emac Oil- N19.2billion

15. D.Jones Oil-N14.8billion;

16. Capital Oil - N22.4 billion

17. AZ Oil- N18.613billion

18. Eterna oil- N5.57 billion

19. Dozil oil- N3.375 billion

20. Fort oil-N8.582 billion.

21. Integrated Oil and Gas- N30.777 billion

Source:http://saharareporters.com/2011/12/02/fuel-subsidy-scam-senate-releases-names-cabal

Alobam,your fuel pump don dey discharge diesel abi? Try See Doctor for STD treatment and go for HIV Test,u don Bleep up big time

Pls Nigerians spread the message that for us to move forward as a Nation,Fuel Subsidy Must Go..Refineries must be fixed,am watching with keen interest to see the approach the Incoming Govt. Will adopt to end this menace

The KOGI Governor that reduced staff salaries can he answer with all sincerity
-The security vote he collects as a Governor every month
-The actual number of civil servants in his state and the total cost per month for their salaries and allowancies
-The actual cost of projects/contracts executed in the state and the amount of money awarded for such contracts
The 40% cut will only make sense if their is a massive slash in the total cost of Governance in the state,if not he is just impoverishing them bearing in mind the number of dependents they cater for.
For the Parliamentarians,Nigerians demand a full breakdown of the total salaries,allowancies,constituency projects and other recurrent expenditures allocated them in the 2015 fiscal year,they are very smart,they might slash their salary and increase their sitting allowance and travel expenses,that's why there is need for TRANSPARENCY in this new regime

Mikel my broda,God don bless you wella..From Pepsi Academy to Chelsea...Never underate any man,no one knows tomorrow

Increase in Minimum Wage is a good idea bearing in mind the recent devaluation of the Naira and proposed subsidy removal,though I don't subsibe to #90,000,I think #30,000 is a more realistic and sustainable wage with the present economic realities,There should be serious audit of the accounts of CUSTOMS,FIRS,CBN and NNPC all funds siphoned must be remmited to the federation account and I recommend KPMG to be a consulting auditor for these agencies and audits must be done quaterly,with these checks and balances the Govt. Can sustain the wage increase

vislabraye:
Who is a single guy faithful to

Girlfriend/Fiancee

Got the shock of my life today,A married woman in her early thirties was like "Her Husband was more faithful to her when they were dating than now" less than 2yrs of marriage she has caught him with several women,am prompted to ask is the urge to cheat more in married men than in single guys?...This marriage matter tire me o seriously

I watched with sadness this morning the intense suffering Nigerians experience due to fuel scarcity,the Oil Importers are claiming they are owed over #100 Billion(Refining and Landing Cost of PMS) and till that debt is cleared,No further importation.
I raised certain fundamental questions regarding this oil cabal and their modus operandi
Who certifies the volume of PMS imported?
Who authorizes the discharge to ensure no under-supply after payment?
Who computes the exact cost incurred to ensure no cost inflation in the process?
Obviously the Oil industry is riddled with monumental corruption and one of the best ways to ensure there is an open competitive market is to push for a full removal of fuel subsidy,let market forces determine the pricing and the quantity imported is what is sold,This is the idea of PGEJ by ensuring the full removal of subsidy in the 2015 budget,if he had won he would have ensured full implementation.
Nigerians are you for or against Total Removal of Fuel Subsidy?

The Naira devaluation is taking a toll on virtually all sectors of the economy in one way or the other,I even heard Chevron laid off sometime in february,The Business Environment is becoming increasingly competitive and load(staff) shedding is one of the viable alternatives to stay afloat,for those disengaged is not the end,its just the beginning of self discovery it is painful but surely you will prevail

How about we hustlers working in mobile(briefcase) companies?

FEAO1985:
you are in denial my friend if you think that our Nigerian government gives a damn. Nigerian missions overseas and the government in general are the worst. They can go to the point of denying their very citizens once you get into problems on foreign soil.
I have been following this case for days and the Australian PM and FM did a lot to stop the execution but to no avail, however our Naija gov is a failure and didn't do squat or even make attempts to halt the execution

You are right,am presently listening to the Australian Prime Minister,Mr.Tony Abbot expressing his displeasure over the execution and the pain and sadness inflicted on all Australians,he went further to request the presence of the Australian ambassador to Indonesia for them to make adequate preparations for their burial...I just tire for Naija please who is the Nigerian Ambassador to Indonesia? What effort did he make to plead for clemency for these Nigerians?

This AIT issue is the first irrational decision by the President Elect,Am seeing two contending forces from 29th May..Buhari and his Northern Brothers..APC and their crew
The President Elect has shown by body language that he is independent of his party and if his party tries to compel him to act against his wish he might be tempted to decamp from their party to attain full independence..This Dog will surely bite both the owner and the stranger..Can't wait for 29th May

Using a hot female banker dressed in tight seductive suits to woo a Senator/House Member to open account or access loan is an indirect form of seduction cos most of them will eventually get tempted to sleep with them and the marketers pressured on the need to achieve target finds it very difficult to say no cos other personal allowances/juicy gifts will follow if the friendship gets strong...So they dress well to market for the bank and also market themselves...Not all female marketers though

The PWC report is half baked I will also support a full comprehensive audit of NNPC from 1999(When Obasanjo was Petroleum Minister)-DATE and also audit of other Govt. Agencies like CUSTOMS,FIRS,CBN etc,this will give a thorough idea of how our monies were siphoned and all monies siphoned must be returned...NO JOKES...I support BUHARI fully on this step

Am beginning to think Nigeria is functioning @ the moment with an incumbent President and the President-Elect,I expect Pa Buhari to focus more in strategizing and drawing a roadmap for his incoming administration rather than making threats and pronouncements(Banning AIT and NTA from covering his activites,reading riot act to family members etc) as if he is already in office,whatever actions taken after MAY 29th is his singular idea and Nigerians that voted him in will have to accept their fate..SILENCE IS GOLDEN

Na Wao.....SEE MONEY

I don't think what we need now is to sell off our most priced asset..If BUHARI needs Money
1)Let Buhari Force all corrupt officials both in PDP and APC to return all looted funds at least 90% of such funds with 100Billion achievable target,including the World Bank Confirmed Looted Funds
2) Remove all import waivers and appoint KPMG the accounting auditor for Nigerian Customs Service,NNPC,FIRS and other revenue generating agencies
3) Reduce by 40% Salary,Pension and Security Votes for all Governors ,MPs and Even the President and Vice-President
With these steps fully implemented you don't need to sell any asset to generate money...CONSERVATIVISM IS THE WATCHWORD

koyyess:
If the rate is so alarming as the op says, it goes to show that:
1. There are a lot of irresponsible men out there.
2. The economy is so bad that even the responsiblle men cannot afford getting married or having a family.
3. Divorce rate keeps getting higher each day.
4. Some Single ladies have decided within themselves to become baby mamas/ single parent(biological /adopted).
Any other factor contributing to the topic of this thread is insignifant compared to what I have listed above. Why? Let's use Nairaland as a case study. Among the people who raise this kind of thread, most are males. Again, why is that? Because most males are beginning to realise that to most females, marriage in africa especially is a complete joke. If an average woman cannot get a child or financial comfort from a man, then why would they want to be with such a person?. It is therefore my conclusion that most males are afraid of what will become of the institution called marriage in the next 2 or 3 decades and that's why they keep bringing up shiity threads like this.

Don't think Men value marriage like women,I for one am not interested in Marriage but am compelled to do it 1) For Kids 2) To fulfill family and societal expectations...So most men my age are more interested in making money than marriage

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bennyrazz:
the major problem here is family setting unreasonable standards for the man their daughter wants to marry. Though I am not against setting standards but there should be a limit to the standards family set and there should be limits to the type of man a woman dreams to marry.


Some women have what we call checklist for the type of man they want to marry but they are so quick to forget that God also has a checklist for the type of husband he has destine for them to marry. In God's plan, your husband is short, in the woman's plan, her husband is tall. In God's plan, your husband is a farmer, in the woman's plan, her husband is an Engineer. So when your plan doesn't meet with God's plan for the kind of man they want to marry, how will the marriage be possible?

There is nothing God cannot do for you so far you stick to his plans for you, no father or mother can stop you from getting married so far the man/woman is God's choice.

Lastly, some women are the architect of their own marital woes. They are too high to maintain, nothing pleases them, it is never enough for them, they have this proud look, their taste is too high, they are very wasteful, they cannot endure circumstances, they complain & nag at the same time, they are very disrespectful, they dress like harlots etc

Thumbs Up..You Nailed It

estyvino:
Before the occasion we have been eating... mTn mTn mTn, how many times I call you?

I wonder o

iterator24:
they simply gave a middle finger to nigerians forgetting they have at least 2 competitors with enough resources to collect their staffs

Seriously,that statement makes mockery of Nigeria and Nigerians

I read with utmost dismay the response of MTN Nigeria to the continued threats on the lives and properties of Nigerians living in South Africa, leading to loss of businesses and sudden termination of human lives,Nigerians threatened to shut down their facilities in Nigeria and MTN came up with the most callous,irrational press statement
What I Expected;
-Commend Nigerians for their maturity and plead for their understanding to enable both ends manage the crisis
- Disclose the efforts made by the telecoms firm towards reaching out to their Government with a view to ending the crisis
-Practical Steps suggested by the telecom firm to the S.A Govt to prevent future occurence and a written commitment made by their Govt. Towards ending the crisis and arresting those responsible with immediate effect.
....This is what I expected from a telecoms body who has generated more profit than the jobs it created in Nigeria,Let them note that if Nigerians shut down their facility(which they won't),They will be forced to sell their operating licence to another firm which will still operate and absorb the jobs lost.
In a nutshell...MTN SHOULD NOT THREATEN NIGERIANS WITH JOB LOSES...WE ARE LOOSING LIVES IN THEIR COUNTRY

Though am in the opposition I will suggest the incoming Govt. To reach a compromise with all looters of our collective treasury to agree on specific amounts to refund within a given time to avoid probe,I believe he has the strongwill let him swing to action what do you think?

Following last minute recommendations made by APC inner caucus in a bid to prevent excess recurrent expenditure,The Steve Orasanya Report might be fully implemented which might lead to mass retrenchment of staff of the affected agencies and parastatals.

olalat:
Perpetual saddist fraught with pull him down attitude, who never see anything good in what other people do whose judgement is always influenced by crude ethnicity

Olalat take it easy no be quarell....how will you feel when you invite King Sunny Ade to your function, you paid heavily expecting scintillating highlife performance only for him to start playing reggae ...I stand to say with every sense of commitment that the inability to rescue chibok girls was used extensively by the APC to downgrade and pull down GEJ administration,so why is he placing himself at par with the Jonathan administration prior to swearing-in? I just don't understand...Finally ,Chibok girls MUST be rescued,NO EXCUSES

Chai...Political Scam don Start....Please Mr.Incoming President are you aware that the INABILITY to FIND and RESCUE Chibok girls was part of the "Failures" of the GEJ administration,Note that when you assume power..Your INABILiTY to RESCUE chibok girls will b the first FAILURE of your administration...NO EXCUSES

Just can't wait for 29th May to come,Buhari is indeed ready to toe the path of righteousness..My Message for Him.."Buhari Beware of Hawks Parading as Party Men,Its either they swallow you or you swallow them...They invested in you so they expect to reap be cautious of their excesses which if not controlled will definitely ruin your administration",we in PDP are eagerly watching to criticize and caution you where necessary...I love Buhari but I hate APC

samtol4:
He contested for Governorship in Akwa ibom 2011

I don't think is the same Umana