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Wish them success tho

lol, u get am.... Real nigga

menix:
With una two colour bah, una pikin go be Blackberry..

The babe do face like say ur mouth odor nah chewing stick..

lol ''blackberry'' this made my evening man. Thanks a lot

lol, ''are u single, dating or married,? Someone is saying ''none of the above''


Name: Zinachidi

Age: 20

Occupation: student

Single, Dating or Married: single

Those i like in romance section: tosyne2much.

Those i dislike in romance section: nobody for now.

Those i find annoying: people who can't argue intelligently (who first call u names before they make their point)

Those i can't help but read their posts: classcaptain, naijasinglegirl(u have stopped sending new posts to my mail, should i resubscribe??)

Those i follow: Yennie18

Why do i follow the people i follow: i knew the name yennie from somewhere, and decided to check if it was actually who i knew, turned out it wasn't,.. So i guess i followed her on principle, lol.

Nler that has sent me most pm's: none

How many PM's do i get on average a day: see the above answer.

Romancelander(s) i try to ignore or avoid quoting: none, i'll quote u if i want to.

Which romancelander is fake? Dunno, don't care, though some have been busted, i still don't see the reason to have a fake profile. Low self esteem i guess.

Romancelander i would have a nightstand with but won't date: none oooo.

Romancelander i can date and crush on: its classified

Why did i choose her?: she's really smart, and foulmouthed

My favourite romancelander: classcaptain

My favourite mod: lalasticlala(he's been pushing some of my threads to FP recently)

Funniest romancelander: classcaptain, naijasinglegirl

Romancelanders with best threads: see the above answer, and maybe tosyne2much too.

Romancelanders diaries i stalk: none

Romancelander i used to get along with buh no more: none

Romancelander with a personality similar to mine: haven't seen yet, i don't think there is any anyways.

Nlers i would love to slap in real life: lemme not say(before yawa go gas)

Nlers i would love to go second and first base with: naijaboiy i seriously don't know what u mean here.

Nler i keep as a friend offline: 47xxx.

Romancelanders i consider smart: some peeps.

NLs that try to hard: see above answer

NLs i find intriguing: none

phrases/styles/insults i learnt from another NLder: endtime....'' u must be high on aisha buhari's pubic hair''

Who i learnt them from: lasisi69, forgotten who said the other one.

Who do i disagree with: many people

Who do i agree with: '' '' ''

Romancelander i secretly wish to get to know: top secret.

Who do i consider sexy: dunno, i don't view profiles, plus who u see there may be fake

Who i consider ugly: see above answer

Romance section mr/mrs nice: i dunno ooo:

Romance section douche bags: una plenty

endtime toast

Supplementary budget now N573bn

The Senate monday compelled the federal government to increase the N413 billion fuel subsidy bill it submitted under the supplementary budget to the National Assembly last week to N521 billion. The new figure includes N108 billion meant for fuel subsidy in the last quarter of 2015, which was not captured in the N465.5 billion supplementary budget submitted to the Senate by President Muhammadu Buhari. The N413 billion allocated to fuel subsidy claims covered the period from January to September. With the extra N108 billion, the supplementary budget before the National Assembly now stands at N573 billion.
The decision leading to the increased budget followed the discovery by the Senate Committee on
Appropriation that the subsidy captured in the budget was only for the period January to September 2015.

The discovery was made during the defence of the budget by government agencies in the National Assembly yesterday.
The same revelation was made yesterday at a meeting of the House of Representatives Committees on Appropriation, Finance, Aids, Loans and Debt Management with the ministries which came to make their budget defence. In the Senate, the Appropriation Committee frowned on the development, saying leaving the subsidy claims for October to December out of the budget would be counter-productive, noting that it could result in another round of fuel shortages in the no distant future.
Speaking on the development, the committee chairman, Senator Danjuma Goje, said the committee was disappointed to discover that the government was laying the foundation for another
precarious situation by failing to budget for the subsidy claims for the last quarter of the year. “We are concerned because we don’t want to see this kind of situation in the next four years again. We want to see that fuel scarcity is totally eliminated 24 hours a day and fuel is available to all.

“But we are disappointed to hear that this subsidy is only from January to September. With Christmas around the corner, it will be unfortunate that after paying this money, we will come back and face this
problem again,” Goje said. Also speaking, Senator Adamu Aliero (Kebbi Central) said approving only N413 billion would amount to postponing the evil day, insisting that the October to December subsidy claims must be approved in the supplementary budget. “We don’t want a situation where long queues will surface again. We don’t want a temporary solution. We want the subsidies to cover up to December. This is unacceptable, it must be corrected. We must find a way to approve it as we enter into the Christmas to New Year period,” Aliero said.

The same position was espoused by Senator Jibrin Barau (Kano), who said it was unacceptable fuel shortages should be a recurring decimal in this era of “change.”
In her response, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Jamilla Shuara, said the budget had been prepared before Dr. Ibe Kachikwu and herself assumed office as the Minister of State for Petroleum and permanent secretary respectively.
Shuara said the attention of the budget office had been drawn to the N108 billion for the last quarter of the year, which was not captured in the budget. In order to save the situation, the Minister of Budget and National Planning, Senator Udoma Udo Udoma, intervened and assured the senators that a
review of the budget would be done and the new addition captured and re-submitted to the Senate by 3pm yesterday.
Shuara had told the committee that the N413 billion budget for subsidy claims in the supplementary budget consisted of the outstanding N120.5 billion subsidy claims from 2014, plus N294.4 billion for January to September
2015. However, the committee uncovered unappropriated subsidy payments to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).
Providing details, Senator Akpan Bassey (Akwa Ibom) said intelligence reports before the National Assembly showed that the total subsidy claims including that of NNPC stood at N950 billion, and the corporation had been pretending that the entire subsidy from January to September was N413 billion.

This revelation implied that the corporation has been withdrawing its subsidy claims from source without appropriation.
Bassey said: “What I was trying to clarify at the committee meeting is that we know from our own intelligence that the total subsidy today is about N950 billion. “But what the NNPC and Petroleum Products Pricing and Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) are reporting is the subsidy due to major oil marketers alone. “Major oil marketers import 52 per cent while NNPC
imports 48 per cent. So the subsidy that the NNPC is presenting, in our opinion, is subsidy due to oil majors only and we asked what is the subsidy due to the NNPC on the basis of their own importation of 48 per cent of the total fuel consumption in the country.

“We have also entered into agreement that they will take care of the exchange rate differential with the oil majors.”
However, NNPC was not represented at the budget defence, while Shuara explained that the notice of the budget defence only got to her and Kachikwu yesterday morning. She also informed the committee that Kachikwu was in Lagos meeting with major oil marketers to resume importation of fuel.
After her explanation, Senator Bassey sought for a further breakdown of the outstanding N120.5 billion subsidy for 2014 and N294.4 billion covering January to September 2015 with a view to exposing NNPC's unappropriated expenditure. But Goje intervened, promising that he would request the information from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
Earlier, the Director General, Budget Office, Aliyu Gusau, explained that the supplementary budget became compelling in view of discoveries that the amount earlier budgeted for subsidy claims by the outgone administration of former President Goodluck Jobathan was insufficient to pay outstanding subsidy claims.

According to him, additional expenditure became compelling in view of outstanding deficit, adding that falling oil prices had widened the revenue deficit, which he said compelled the government to raise borrowing in the 2015 budget from 882.1 billion to 2.103 trillion.
In his budget defence, the Minister of Defence, Colonel Musa Dan-Ali (rtd.), said N29.958 billion was captured in the supplementary budget for military operations against the insurgency in the North-east. According to him, N17.465 billion of the sum is required for the wellbeing of armed forces personnel on the field; N8.141 billion for the logistics of the air force; N4.348 billion as the balance of defence budget in the 2015 Appropriation Act; and N1.987 billion required for short service recruitment by the military. Dan-Ali told the committee that it was impossible to
wipe out the insurgency in one fell swoop, assuring its members, however, that all that was being done by the government and the military was to ensure that maximum security is provided in observance of the December timeline given to the military to end the insurgency.

He urged the committee to prevail on the CBN to extend the deadline for the enforcement of the bank verification number (BVN) for military personnel in order to alleviate the plights of officers at the battle front who have not been able to withdraw money from their accounts since the implementation began. His plea prompted Goje to plead with CBN which was represented at the meeting by a Deputy Governor, Suleiman Barau, to extend the implementation of BVN deadline for military personnel. Responding, Barau said the request had been made previously to the CBN and has since been granted.

Earlier, the Accountant General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris, disclosed that of the N557 billion capital expenditure appropriated in 2015 budget, only N274.290 billion had been released to ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) so far. He gave the breakdown as N112.039 billion released in the first quarter; N88.792 billion released in the second quarter and another N73.459 billion which he described as capital supplementation. Goje faulted the vote of N5 billion in the supplementary budget for what he termed a “victims’ support fund” for a non-governmental organisation.

He queried the rationale for routing the sum through a non-governmental organisation instead of a government agency.
Udoma agreed and said it would be re-positioned as service wide vote.
Goje told journalists later that the committee would submit its report to the Senate today in accordance with its mandate to report back to the chamber for the quick passage of the budget.


www.thisdaylive.com/articles/n-assembly-increases-fuel-subsidy-to-n521bn/226818/


Lalasticlala

neolboy:
Meanwhile Baba Buhari gives the golden eaglets #20000 each

i'm telling u, the man no try @ all.. 20k after playing under that hot chile sun, SMH

so sad,, one of the reasons some boarding houses, don't allow candles,lamps or electrical appliances,

abeg make we hear word,,.

was looking @ d camera man post too, to see if they required 1st class or 2.1 too.

kossyablaze:
Mtchew

lol,y u dey sigh na?

Cutehector:
lol trust me, u wouldnt wana marry a lady whose tattoo is visible... Most girls u see wear tatoos buh u wouldnt knw..unless they show u.. The ones who want it visible are irresponsible.

buh not all na.

Cutehector:
As long as its not visible to third party, i can...

visible or not, as far as she is a wife material. No be tattoo i dey marry

Sexist:
Excuse me, must he attend all Is that how those other heads of state keep jumping up and down before even settling down in office? Why do u now have ministers and other officers if u must be every where, moreover at a period where ur country is facing crisis... Receive sense biko

sorry sir

and i thought u parents are like 70,, try as much as possible and save uo some cash for them(i know its hard) and start up a ssmall business for them. don't give them the money in hand, since ur mum never utilized the money ur former bf gave her, that way u can know within u, that u've done ur part, and ur conscience is clear, if they want they shld not wisen up. Then as for ur younger sis, well, as for me ooh, i'd say u shld let her ''continue'' sapping the stupid aristo she caught.(not advisable, buh extreme times call for extreme measures), that way, the financial burden will reduce a lot. U didn't state how many other siblings u had, so i can't help on that.

Monalisa185:
a guy with half beards

which one is half beards again?

endtime IDP camp

kinglekan:
Warris dis one saying?

lol

bjdon:
Once again another dumb poster who thinks he/she is making an intelligent point. Hollande went to the US and Russia for the specific purpose of building an alliance against ISIL. That is the top priority for France at the moment.

Your President is in Paris for a climate change conference, is that Nigeria's top priority at the moment? Olodo!!

and the iraqi and syrian presidents attending the summit, isn't ISIS their priority? So what exactly are u saying?

Lothbrok:
The President of France has been to USA, Russia and Malta. . amidst the recent Paris attack. . . It's apparent that leaders must attend summits to keep the economy of their nation in motion.

abeg don't mind those guys blabbing BS

micayo:
You are a clown. A president attending a climate change conference. What are the ministry and diplomats for? There's no fuel, light, bad economy, girls were kidnapped again and yet its a climate change summit our presido dey go. U beta 'warm' urself

and the other 140 world leaders attending nko? aren't the iraqi and syrian presidents attending too, don't they have ISIS to worry about? U don't send a diplomat to represent ur country in summits as this one. diplomats are more of ''escorts'', in summits such as this.. This climate change affects me and u, granted we have other bigger issues to worry about.

chinemerem26:
Please do me a favor....


Go and eat poo

i don't want to eat na, will u force me?

nawah oo, y r u guys talking as if he is visiting these countries for leisure? That is a world summit on climate change(which affects u and i) which would be attended by various heads of state too. are the citizens of other their countries complaining?

what is baba ijebu?

valarinz:
like your personal text

thank u sir.

freenature:
do you ever write anything without putting end time

maybe u should mind ur business.

dkronicle:
Dis keke guys that use to feel like power bike riders...

lol

endtime dEath

Larynx:
Slow n steady wins the race.....

do u still believe that?