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StepTwo:without condom |
Dabss:God don answer u |
chooii, men see hanging, 'tis punishment toh bad... |
IamLEGEND1:GBAM!!!! |
bilulu:and are u ready to die for this country? Speak for ur self bro.. though he wasn't really supposed to say that anyways |
ACCRA Oct 20 (Reuters) - Ghana's government said it will pay Nigeria's N-Gaz the $170 million it owes by February, averting the gas consortium's threat to cut off supplies, which would have made Ghana's power crisis worse. Ghana's state power generating company, the Volta River Authority (VRA), will settle the debt in three tranches starting in November, Kweku Sersah, a spokesman for Ghana's Ministry of Power, said. Power supplies are no longer at risk, he said. "The high-powered delegation that went ... (to the Nigerian capital Abuja) was able to negotiate for Nigeria Gas (N-Gaz) to continue to supply the country the needed gas," Sersah said in a statement posted on the ministry's Facebook page. Ghana gets about 25 percent of its power from Nigerian gas, and N-Gaz's threat to cut supply by 70 percent would have made it harder to achieve the government's goal of ending power outages this year and could have raised supply costs. Ghana will clear a backlog of arrears that stretches back to 2012 and has also committed to pay in full for gas it receives between now and next February, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) said. "The highlight of the agreement is that the total sum of gas supply debt will be cleared by February 2016 at the latest," the NNPC said in a statement. However, it is unclear how VRA will generate the extra revenue to pay off the debt given the shortfall in payments from the state Electricity Company of Ghana, which does not generate enough revenue to cover the costs of its payments to VRA. Experts say that is because energy tariffs are too low, residents find ways to skip payments illegally or pay too little and the government itself is behind in its payments to the electricity company. VRA's payments to N-Gaz dwindled in August 2014, according to the West African Gas Pipeline Company (WAGPCo), and before that it borrowed money from Ghanaian banks to pay for purchases, creating debt it struggles to finance, one energy expert said. In the long term, Ghana aims to solve the problem by greatly increasing its domestic gas production but for now government finances are under extra scrutiny due to an International Monetary Fund programme to restore fiscal stability. The issue is sensitive in the run-up to Ghana's election next year that is expected to be closely fought. Power cuts have angered voters and come on top of a sharp slowdown in the economy, which for years was one of Africa's strongest. N-Gaz is a joint venture company owned by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Shell and Chevron that delivers gas through WAGPCo to Ghana. mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSL8N12K3NZ20151020?rpc=401& Cc: lalasticlala |
Vinshu:3 times chaa?? |
lol, na for nose wey jona dey kiss en wife neh? |
benedictnsi:i'm telling u bro, lol.. The chic wan run this my nigga street.. |
Dicman:yup,, myy point is that she cant truly love u if she has another 'man' |
it is only in Nigeria where u enter a hospital healthy, yet come out sick |
i'll turn my other cheek for her to slap too, then when she is done slapping, and we get home, we'll discuss how she wants her funeral. |
odds are that she is also telling this ''boyfriend'' of hers the same thing she is telling u.. |
rahymat:lol @ ''infected bushmeat'' u not helping @ all ![]() |
wow, congrats to her, buh is she that funny ![]() |
u just killed 11 witches bro, better run cos the remaining in their covens will hunt u down... ![]() Dem dey their own, u don go find their trouble, after if things are going badly(they won't amen)u'll say its the work of my village witches ![]() |
what is the assurance that they'd stop the mass bombings once they're settled off, or is this payment only for the chiboks?? If Jona was the one that made this decision, he would have been crucified by now. A na eji mayonnaise eri okpa? |
i neverr believed they did anyway.. This chibok issue na poiltical hoax.. How will 500 ladies disappear without a trace...tsk tsk... |
this should also be applied to senators too, na dem dey embezzle pass |
warrior01:don't blame this on government, u don't know what caused it. |
MrFlavvor:oga ooo, lol, catch am well.. Copyright infringement fa.. ![]() |
A newspaper vendor in Akwa Ibom State Mr. Ndifereke Asuquo Etim has demanded the sum of N50 million and an unreserved apology from a one-time Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Anietie Okon as compensation for assault and defamation of character.http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/newspaper-vendor-demands-n50m-apology-from-senator-for-assault-defamation/222931/
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Mumbai: After emails and phishing scams, Nigerian conmen are now using matrimonial websites to find their victims. In two separate raids conducted over two days, cops in Mumbai and Hyderabad have caught 10 Nigerian conmen who duped women by promising to marry them, convincing them to deposit huge amounts of money in their bank accounts and then ran away. In Mumbai, two conmen managed to cheat at least 12 women to a total tune of Rs 2 crore before one of the victims reported them to the cops. The Hindustan Times reports that the woman, 48, had paid the conmen Rs 1.01 crore, of which she had taken Rs 50 lakh on loan, before she realised that she was being conned. She then complained to the Commissioner of Police after which officers from Crime Branch Unit 11 traced the conmen to a rented flat in Malwani and arrested them on 13 October. Crime Branch officials told The Hindustan Times that the two conmen duped women not only in Mumbai but also in Bangalore, Kolkata and Chennai. Their modus operandi was to upload a photo of a South Asian man and pose as a British national of Indian origin. They used the profile to befriend the women, following which they convinced them to deposit money into several bank accounts over the next few months. They would then disappear. Other than women, the conmen also victimised job seekers, falsely promising them well-paying jobs abroad in exchange for money, according to The Hindustan Times. In Hyderabad, a Nigerian national cheated a school teacher, 32, of Rs 5.4 lakh before she caught on to the scheme, reports The Times Of India. The victim reportedly told the police that she had been approached by a man called Garry Phillips who saw her profile on a matrimonial website. He pretended to be an American Caucasian male working in Delhi. He established a rapport with her between February and August, and though they never met, he convinced her he wished to marry her. Cyber crime cops told The Times Of India that one day, Garry claimed that he was returning with Rs 50 crore worth of gifts for her from his US trip but he had been caught by customs officials at Delhi airport. He told her that if she didn't deposit the money in multiple accounts, both of them will go to jail. The victim deposited the money and then never heard from Garry again. The Times Of India report states that based on the victim's complaint, the police busted the racket and arrested eight Nigerian nationals from Dabri in New Delhi on 8 October. One of the arrested men was Udunna Chukwuma Collins, who had posed as Garry. m.firstpost.com/india/w-2471630.html Cc: lalasticlala |
did u just call me honey?? So u mean my mother is a bee? Its over... |
baski92:splendid answer,, |
i feel for u o, i know someone who can help, he has an 80% tip success..if u want U can mention me and drop ur number, so he can add u up, i wont drop his number on a public forum like this |
what about snakebite? That ronaldinho's master piece?? |
lol, i'm guilty of recharge card own, buh nuh N100 card na haba, bae deserves more than that,.. Cards too are my thing and i'll visit google for one of these love poems..and scribble it at the back, shey no be only one day?? ![]() Life ana gaga..(life goes on) |
EgusiSoup:na your moniker wey i dey chop now. ![]() |
highest exporter in quantity, not in quality |
nice one... |
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