2sexy:

As for me I don't have much to say. Like posted on my facebook, if it gets bloody tomorrow, I WILL KILL AS MANY POLITICIANS AS I CAN, EVEN THIER CHILDREN WILL NOT BE SPARED!

I dey here dey roast and one mumu bastard put up a website not long ago for 3+ milla. Take a look at the site I designed in December but sold it to an American online. www.seoarticlepress.com

I don't blame good luck but those that voted and campaigned for him. I can boldly say it here that despite all this charade and misconduct, silly Nigerians still have not learnt one lessons and they will want to vote for this man come 2015.
It is very easy to see that Goodluck is not smart and intelligent before now and that's why I didn't vote for him. We have Pat Utomi there, Ribadu was there but Nigerian chose the "MESSIAH" outright stupidity.

Forget this so called leaders, Are we not the cause? Who will spend millions to gain your vote and you expect him note make profit when in power.

Nigerians are selling their future yet they complain.

2sexy:

As for me I don't have much to say. Like posted on my facebook, if it gets bloody tomorrow, I WILL KILL AS MANY POLITICIANS AS I CAN, EVEN THIER CHILDREN WILL NOT BE SPARED!

NEITI Awards N364m Audit Contracts to Indigenous Firms

22 Jan 2012
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Mrs Zainab Ahmed


By Chineme Okafor

Two reputable indigenous and independent audit firms have been chosen by the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative to conduct the 2009-2011 oil and gas industry audit and the 2009-2011 solid minerals audit.

The two audit reports are expected to be completed within the year after which NEITI will commission them for dissemination and reporting.

The firms, Sada Idris & Co. will undertake the oil and gas industry audit for a contract sum of N226.6 million, while Haruna Yahaya & Co. is to conduct the first Nigeria’s solid minerals sector audit at the cost of N137 million, bringing the combined total contract  sum to N363.6 million.

According to a statement from NEITI’s Director of Communications, Mr. Orji Ogbonnanya Orji Saturday in Abuja, the two auditors were selected after a competitive international bidding process that involved 22 companies expressing interests and out of which eight of them were considered upon meeting requirements in both the NEITI Act and Nigeria’s Public Procurement Act in relation to the job offerings.

The same process was adopted for the solid minerals sector audit, after which these companies were offered the bid documents to submit their technical and financial proposals.

Orji explained that the technical and financial evaluations were carried out by a seven-man committee under a rigorous quality and cost-based procurement selection methods saw the emergence of the two companies as preferred bidders and were accordingly recommended to the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) for vetting and issuance of Due Process Certificates of “No Objection” thus, leading to Federal Executive Council (FEC) approval.
The projects were accordingly approved by the FEC on Wednesday January 17 for award of contract.

Accordingly, the emergence of Sada Idris & Co to carry out the oil and gas sector audit and Haruna Yahaya & Co to carry out the solid minerals audit were considered by NEITI as a positive statement on the ability and capability of Nigerian firms to compete favourably with international companies in addressing Nigeria’s national challenges if given a level-playing ground.

Their engagements to carry out oil and gas audit from 2009 to 2011 will bring NEITI up-to-date in compliance with the rules of global Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) and NEITI national mandate.

na_joke:

Gbam,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Beaf hope u did not miss the post. we will hunt ur type very soon