I can't believe you find this interesting this is CHILD ABUSE and all the adults that sat to watch that trash needs to have their heads examined. Absolute trashy

Thumbs up for you girl. Keep at it and even the sky will not be able
to limit you

Adekunle next door to Panti. It is well o

Bought 10 litres for 2500 this morning from the black market

lalasticlala:



http://www.punchng.com/news/apc-rejects-may-28-handover-date/

can you smell a rat here? Mhmm!

dridowu:
The federal government on Friday said it has met 5,500 megawatts in power generation.
It equally disclosed that N1.5bn was lost yearly to vandalism.


This is just as President Goodluck Jonathan would soon commence inauguration of completed power projects across the country.


This disclosure was made at a joint press briefing by the Minister of Power, Professor Chinedu Nebo and Benue State Governor, Gabriel Suswam at the end of the last meeting of the Board of Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) Ltd, held at the vice presidential wing of the presidential villa.


The meeting was chaired by Vice-President Namadi Sambo.
According to Nebo, Jonathan's administration had achieved minimum electricity generation capacity of 5,500 megawatts, despite unrelenting sabotage of oil and gas pipelines by vandals.


He noted that government was losing N120 million monthly and N1.5 billion yearly to repairs of vandalised pipelines.
Nebo stressed that deliberate vandalism of pipelines every two weeks resulted in the nation losing about 1,600 megawatts of electricity at a particular time.


The minister charged the incoming government of Major General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) to step up security surveillance of the petroleum pipelines in the country, as well as consider the digitalisation of the surveillance system.


"Four power plants have been completed and will be commissioned in the next couple of weeks; Sapele is one of them, Ihobor is another one. And hopefully and by the grace of God, we intend to do the commissioning very soon so that Nigerians will enjoy even more, the benefits of what the current administration has done in the power sector.


"There are literally hundreds of other projects that need to be commissioned. So very soon we are going into commissioning exercise" Nebo said.


Suswam said "The board resolved to commission some of the numerous projects under the NIPP programme. Those projects are to be commissioned in the subsequent weeks."


Apart from the new power plants, he stressed that the government had completed more transmission lines, but would not be able to complete some sales transactions because of some complications in the bid process and inadequate gas supply.


The inability to seal the sale transactions deals, Suswam explained, were not due to fear of the unknown when a new government comes on board next month.


Managing Director of the NDPHC, James Olotu, noted that the company's 2013-2014 statement of accounts was now ready for anyone or institution that wanted to know the financial status of NDPHC

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/we-now-generate-5-500-megawatts-of-power-says-fg/207119/
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really! That hasn't reflected where I live. Immediately after the presidential election it is back to 3hrs of electricity everybody. 5,500 indeed. Next please

sameer1212:
Funke go and marry and stop showing us your expired legs. Abi u be sweet sixteen ni?

it is obvious you are jealous of her achievements. Some of you guys cant just be happy for people. Na wa o If she has found a husband you would have seen one.

makzeze:
Abuja (AFP) - "Few would have believed that the taciturn, austere General Buhari had a soft, smiling and sweet woman at home," the Vanguard daily said after the former military ruler was elected Nigeria's next president.

Aisha Buhari remained in the shadows for most of the election campaign but could now impose a very different style from the current First Lady at the presidential villa Aso Rock in Abuja.

Little is known for now about the First Lady elect other than a few details in the Nigerian media: she is 44, married her 72-year-old husband in 1989 after he divorced his first wife the previous year, and they have five children together.

"I met Aisha Buhari three times, and she seems to be a very humble person, very friendly and a good listener," said lawyer Ebere Ifendu, head of the Women in Politics Forum group in Abuja.

The current First Lady, Patience Jonathan, wife of the outgoing president Goodluck Jonathan, has a very different public profile.

She is well-known to journalists and mimicked by comedians for her boisterous public appearances as well as political and financial scandals.

"Patience has been like a bull in a china shop. No control whatsoever," said Yemisi Ransome-Kuti, head of the Nigeria Network of NGOs.


"We are very hopeful that we will have a very different First Lady, who will bring calm and harmony at the presidency."

- Calm and relief -

In the large house in a residential area of Abuja where her husband Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) was watching election results come in, Aisha Buhari's calm demeanour contrasted with the tumultuous scenes outside.

The official vote count was under way and the electoral commission was drip-feeding results for the presidential election state by state until Buhari took an unassailable lead.

The APC high command announced victory for their candidate and the news spread around the country, sparking scenes of jubilation, notably in the north's biggest city, Kano.

Dressed in a cream-coloured tunic and an orange and pink embroidered headscarf, Aisha Buhari seemed calm and also relieved, despite the magnitude of what had just happened and what was to come.

"The long journey has come to an end," she told AFP, referring to the election campaign.

But she admitted to "mixed feelings" about the campaign, a low-key reference to the low blows and personal attacks aimed at her husband from the ruling party.

Jonathan's Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) accused Buhari, a northern Muslim, of supporting radical Islam, of failing to secure his secondary school certificate and even having terminal cancer.

Aisha Buhari preferred instead to talk about the positive aspects of the rollercoaster ride that had led Nigeria to its first democratic transfer of power between parties at the ballot box.

Nigeria had nothing to fear from her husband, she said.

"I know him personally. Not as a leader of Nigeria. I know him as my husband and I think Nigeria should feel comfortable with him. He will get there," she added.

- 'Mama Peace' -

Patience Jonathan for her part tended to add fuel to the flames during the campaign, going as far as urging PDP supporters to "stone" anyone shouting "change" -- the APC campaign slogan.

The comments sparked outrage in the APC and led to a furious debate in the Nigerian media.

Patience Jonathan -- who styled herself "Mama peace" -- is used to media scandals.

Even before the election of her husband as head of state in 2011, she was suspected by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in 2006 of having laundered a vast sum of money.

In 2012, she became "permanent secretary" of the oil-producing southern state of Bayelsa, where Goodluck Jonathan is from and was a former governor.

The opposition heavily criticised the appointment, decrying "nepotism" and "favouritism".

She also attracted the ire of civil society when in the aftermath of the mass kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls in April last year, one of the leaders of the "Bring Back Our Girls" movement was arrested after meeting the First Lady at the presidential villa.

"Maybe she misunderstood her role as the First Lady," suggested Ifendu.

"There's no official role for the First Lady in Nigeria. It's not in the constitution," added Ransome-Kuti.

Instead, it often depends on what weight the president gives it.

"What we are hoping for is more decorum from the office of the First Lady," she said.

Source:http://news.yahoo.com/aisha-buhari-style-first-lady-nigeria-211404783.html

it is too early to start presicting. As someone rightly said power is a true judge of xharacter. After her twnure we can now tell whether she is different from her uncouth predecessor

This is the second time OLX is mentioned in a kidnapping. The children that were kidnapped at Magodo the time was done by a maid they got on OLX. That is bad publicity. What is OLX doing other than adverts to safeguard their clients

Joke indeed It is an expensive one

[quote author=Jesusloveyou post=32484925]d same way u projecting agbaje and wike to win,not what is on ground.unrealistic projection too bad for u.[/quotel]
please don't compare Wike with Agbaje. Wike is a glorified thug. Agbaje is a honourable. I sincerely pray for the sake of Rivers he looses. in the case of that state, the devil you know is better than the one you haven't experienced

Political prostitution. Next election, they will move to thw reigning party. All these rotten eggs that keep leaving the eggs that aren't completely rotten dey spoil show. Na wa o

What she should do? Eun for her life. He is religion note I didn't say Christianity to manipulate her. If God told him God should also tell her. Anyway she can if she's ready to feed him the rest of her life

Maybe they were playing a new game. Agbayas

It was a good thing he had a taste of what we go through maybe he will take action and ensure not only that they stick to time but ensure security of our luhgage. My younger came in from the UK last week and by the time his bag came out it had been slashed and things he bought for people stolen. It was a ghost that took them. It was somebody in the cargo. He came on KLM

post=29448530:
Next?

Nincompoop, very rude

Is she alright? Mgbeke feeling funky

This is hogwash and an attempt to tarnish our image. If its true why is British High still strong in Nigeria and why are coming in droves to cart money away. This is absokute rubbish and biased

DancingSkeleton:
All dis yeye gals dying for dis yeye structure see body like all those dwarf wey dey use head offload 3 trucks of cement


*** running to d gym wearing an AGBADA ***

What! I dey hail. Your yabis no get pair. Very apt! It seems he now has a fish brain

Is this what music has come to in Nigeria. Most of their lyrics have sexual undertones and are lewd. To imagine that innocent children dance to these songs because it is in vogue. Can't they take a cue from TUFACE

Congratulations. This is good news

And to imagine that the Liberian knew that he had Ebola before coming to Nigeria shows how wicked and selfish he was. He put a whole nation in jeopardy because of his selfish aim.

Shio! Can you see where their show of shame landed them. I do not understand why our people think physical fights is the solution to issues

These government officials seem to have adapted the word 'unfortnate' to explain these explosions without corressponding action sio!

See am look like shrine. This drama went too far. I agree that you can force your belief on people but haba for his father he would have compromised and to imagine that those two ladies were stupid enough to be a part of this. They all, including Charly boy look like part of a circus act

IamD rock: Yeah yeah. I think i'm getting to like Nollywood cos we are totally getting more civilised whenever i watch Hollywood movies all i see is advancement and now i am seeing that in nollywood. I know most of you guys will criticize her or something but wanna tell ya its her decision and hers only. We shouldn't be doing everything in old fashioned way. Very soon i am expecting a real sex scene inside a nollywood movie. We should stop being hypocrites. Anybody who supports me?
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I cannot understand why Nairaland will allow a crazy person looking for cheap publicity to publish his porn film should advertise on Nairaland. Your thinking is not even straight so there is no use talking about what you posted

Well done Gov. Fashola. However we cannot say the same about the Local government chairman for this same local government. There are street that were tarred and they came to work on under the guise of constructing drainage. The roads are no more and the project never completed since 2008. I can give you a good example. Gov Fasola can send people to confirm this. It is not an allegation it is a statement of fact- Oyegbola Street off Kayode street. The matter was taking to Kako who is now the representative for that area and till now nothing has changed. So, dear Gov we are using this to appeal to you because the boys have vowed that ACN should not campaign in that area come 2015

the perpetrators need to be brought to book and I do agree with Chris Anyanwu that we need specialists in handling such matters. I speak as one who works in helping people who have been sexually abused. When caases come to us we hand the accused to the police and of course the victim. The statement is taking and most times the Police does not go to investigate whether the authenticity of the matter because of lack of funds in most cases. if any Oga at the top says its not true dont mind them. If you report a case in the police you pay for everything including paper to take your statement except you know one Oga.

Most of the cases end up not going to court until after a year or more and most are struck out because of lack of evidence. The judiciary has its own wahale the cases can be adjourned till the victims get tired and stop coming so justice does not come to them. I am pained by this especially when the victims are children the trauma of that act has a far and long effect of them. Social welfare and all the so called women bodies fighting for women rights are not left out. when you work with social welfare women's affairs will say so you now go to social welfare. Arenb't we working towards one goal to ensure that how society is face from the abuse of our children and women.

I hope somebody from the government is reading this. We you report the matter to the ogas who are mostly political appointees they wait till they leave officeand then the civil servants will blacklist you. It is a convoluted set up.

So many things have to be overhauled. To handle these matters ministry for Youth and social development should operate as an agency to avoid all the bureaucracy of handling matters. Files keep moving from table to table while lives are endangered.

Na lie

Sun re May the Lord comfort your wife and children and your parents and siblings and grant you the fortitude to bear this loss

kado:


www.informationng.com/2013/11/lady-29-attempts-suicide-in-ilorin-over-unemployment.html

What is he talking about? I do not support suicide it is a quick ticket to hell but at the same time frustration can push people to do anything. How many of these youth have they empowered in Kwara state? I thought he was going to proffer a solution that will help her.

I really do not understand what is going on. the situation worsened since the take over. Most days the most we enjoy electricity is for 2 hours. to my consternation, they brought the bill yesterday. I do understand that change comes with challenges but nobody is explaining anything. I leave at Palmgrove and it has been unbearable. I am saying this for those in charge. When people begin to respond it will not augur well for those in charge now. At least carry us along on what is happening.