reminiscing:

I did

reminiscing:

Ibo man Ado for ritual na.....
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mikky4all:
Remove the name Islam from terrorism and we all could solve this problem intelligently.

fuckingAyaya:
terrorists don finally enter Uk

9inches:
This is why they were being shot at.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MMD1qN6Vxk

BetaThings:

Meeting Muslims is so risky that Christians are ready to pay through their nose to get permanent stay visas to Dubai, Malaysia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia

Hypocrites

muteeu:
they are working towards ensuring their service is representative of the communities they serve. meanwhile, Muslims is among their community” and dat is justice and equality... may Allah show u light

KwaraRat:
If you are interested in this debate, kindly PM me an address , phone contacts or email so we can plan where to hold our debate.

I am open to anywhere of your choice for a venue and anytime that maybe convenient for you.

Cheers.

Cc: kabrud

kennyosein:

Moreover, Islam has allowed husbands to lie to their wives in order to increase the love between them.

“Women should be kept at home and their anger dealt with by remaining quiet.”

BANKS, ACCOUNT NUMBERS AND MONEY OBI LEFT FOR OBIANO

You are all witnesses of the Press Conference by Anambra State Government denying the amount of money bequeathed it by Mr. Peter Obi.
Gov. Willie Obiano plans to borrow money massively and has chosen to lie by telling Anambra people that the amount contained in Obi’s handover note was not the true representation of reality. I understand that some of the institutions he plans to borrow from questioned his financial prudence and ability to manage money, hence he wanted to tell them that he met no money not to talk about managing it.
Find below, the detail of money handed over to him, where they were as at March 17th, 2017, for I do not know where they are now.
You cannot eat your cake and have it, you cannot live beyond your income and expect not to go bankrupt as Anambra is today.
Here we go

FOREIGN CURRENCY INVESTMENT
1. Dollar investment in Fidelity Bank = There is a Fidelity Bank letter to that and the total is $54,136,125
2. Diamond Bank: There is a Diamond Bank letter to that and the total is $50,000,000
3. Access Bank: There is an Access Bank letter to that and the total is $49,966,504.08
As at March 17th, 2017, the Naira equivalence of this was Twenty-Six Billion, five hundred million Naira (N26,500,000,000)
In their effusion of lies called a press conference, the Anambra Government said the investment had lost value. From experts who computed the investment, the total portfolio value is now $176,293,114. This means the investment has gained $20,293,114 (N8,758,622,951)
Mr. Peter Obi who invested the money called it Anambra State Future Generation Fund (ASFGF), and they are being held till maturity. I understand the present Government in Awka plans to sell it and has already appointed a financial firm to oversee that.
Value of investment today is N35,258,622,951.14[b]

CERTIFIED STATE/MDAs BALANCES
Though Obi said it was Twenty Eight Billion, One hundred and Sixty-five Million, Nine Hundred and Eighty-five Thousand Naira (N28,165,985,574), it was very far above that. Obi did so purposely to allow him what is called “financial gaps”
Below are some of the money and the banks/Account number of banks where they were as at March 17th, 2014, for I do not know where they are now

A. Fidelity Bank
1. Account Name: Anambra State Borehole Project Account; Account No: 5030025215; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N115,811,677.65
2. 1. Account Name: Anambra State School Development Project Account; Account No: 5030025246; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N354,334,833.51
3. Account Name: Ministry of Commerce and Industry; Account No: 5030005521; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N820,649,577.74
4. Account Name: Special Excess Crude Account; Account No: 5030005239; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N2,072,864,334.98
5. Account Name: Anambra State Special Project Account; Account No: 5030005332; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N101,906,722.45
6. Account Name: Ministry of Works; Account No: 5030005514; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N2,403,862,359.89
7. Account Name: Anambra Strategic Reserve Account; Account No: 5030025875; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N808,099,248.30
8. Account Name: FAAC Statutory Account; Account No: 5030026223; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N918,663,651.06
9. Account Name: FAAC VAT Account; Account No: 5030026230; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N310,461,508.91
10. Account Name: Millennium Dev. Goal(MDG/CGS); Account No: 5030040689; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N285,018,504.60
11. Account Name: Ministry of Works, Housing and Transport Account; Account No: 5030025545; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N2,029,706,380.45
12. Account Name: Ministry of Education Account; Account No: 5030005772; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N142,748,067.90
13. Account Name: 2013 MDG (Ekwusigo) Project Account; Account No: 5030042724; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N199,024,262.09
14. Account Name: 2013 MDG (Idemili) Project Account; Account No: 5030042731; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N199,024,262.09
15. Account Name: 2013 MDG (Ihiala) Project Account; Account No: 5030042748; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N199,024,262.09
16. Account Name: 2013 MDG (Ogbaru) Project Account; Account No: 5030042755; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N199,024,262.09
17. Account Name: 2013 MDG (Oyi) Project Account; Account No: 5030042762; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N199,024,262.09
18. Account Name: 2013 MDG (Anaocha) Project Account; Account No: 5030042717; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N199,024,262.09
19. Account Name: Ministry of public Utilities/ Water Resources Account; Account No: 5030045428; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N209,420,221.47
20. Account Name: Local Govt Community Development Account; Account No: 5030042391; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N1,734,069,061.09
21. Account Name: Capital Project Development Account; Account No: 5030045174; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N41,963,619.65
22. Account Name: Permanent Secretary, Govt House Account; Account No: 5030047097; amount as at 17th March, 2014 was N3,048,355.196
TOTAL IN Fidelity Bank as at March 17th, 2014 was N19, 991,625,789 (Nineteen Billion, Nine Hundred and Ninety-one Million, Six Hundred and Twenty-five thousand, Seven Hundred and Eight Nine Naira.

B. Diamond Bank
1. Account Name: Anambra State Joint Local Govt Account; Account No: 0022404540; amount N3,276,354,490.46
2. Account Name: UBE Matching Grant Account; Account No: 0031151473; amount N2,101,864,766.68
3. Account Name: UBE Matching Grant Account; Account No: 0023484282; amount N1,614,405,750.64
4. Account Name: 2012 MDG Account; Account No: 0029605487; amount N191,463,796.49
5. Account Name: Ministry of Education Account; Account No: 0036410070; amount N536,385,407.85
6. Account Name: Anambra State Subsidy Account; Account No: 0026290200; amount N5,126,258,908.72
TOTAL IS : N12,846,733,120.8

C. Enterprise Bank (Now Heritage)
1. Account Name is Anambra state local Govt Edu. Set Aside A/C; Account No 1400034787, amount is N189,990,550
2. Account name is Ministry of Youth and Sports Account; Account No is 1400036145, amount is N567,904,301.24
B. Account Name is Permanent Secretary Govt House, Awka, Account; Account no is 1400036138 and Amount is N2,805,353,101.9
Total is: N3,563,247,952.33 (Three Billion, five Hundred and Sixty-three Million, two hundred and forty-seven thousand, Nine hundred and Fifty-two hundred and 33 kobo)

D. First Bank
1. Name of Account: EF/IGR Consolidated Account , Account no is 2018779464; amount is N2,139,951,400.00
Total is N2,139,951,400.00
As at March, 17th 2014
1. Foreign dollar investment (fidelity, Diamond and Access) 26,500,000,000
2. Money in local currency(Fidelity) 19, 991,625,789
3. Money in local currency(Diamond) 12,846,733,120.8
4. Money in local currency( Enterprise, now Heritage ) 3,563,247,952.33
5. Money in local currency (First Bank) 2,139,951,400.00

Conclusion
Foreign Dollars 26,500,000,000
Liquid cash in Local currency= 38,541,558,262.1 (Thirty Eight Billion, Five Hundred and Forty-one Million, Five Hundred and Fifty-Eight Thousand, Two Hundred and Sixty-two Hundred, 1 Kobo)
GRAND (Foreign + Local = 65,041,558,262.1 (Sixty-five Billion, Forty-One Million, Five Hundred and Fifty-Eight Thousand, Two Hundred and Sixty-two Hundred, 1 Kobo)

FKO81:
Osha

oneeast:
Nwanne m jili nwayo. I understand u wella but asha80 is a good guy, he is very rational in all his comments. I respect him so much.

levelszik:
na 201 u dey

asha80:
have you thought about him introducing policies that might affect their biz?what about him not engaging in projects that would boost their biz?it is not by boasting guy

asha80:
this is a very wrong move if you ask me..i mean they should have just come and listened to what he had to say even they will not vote for him..what if buhari wins then what happens?

MalcoImX:
I just realized your arguments are pedestrian, ridiculous and simple. Your immaturity is what causes you to feel important by association. This is the longest back and forth I've had with an unproductive nocturnal minor. You're mistaken if you think here's where to get your obsessive kicks. Bye, but before then, go and hug a GEJ transformer; it won't hurt you – there's no current, as your 'massa' hasn't transformed anything.

MalcoImX:
Good, now you can rest.

Concessioning plan stalls operations at Onitsha port

MORE than two years and seven months after its was commissioned by President Goodluck Jonathan, the N4.6 billion Onitsha River Port complex is yet to commence operations, largely due to the concessioning scheme scripted for the facility.

The port complex, which has not really functioned since it was first commissioned by President Shehu Shagari in 1983, was rehabilitated by the present administration through National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), as part of measures to boost business activities in the South East.

Commissioning the port complex in August 2012, Jonathan said: “The river or marine transport must be enhanced and to do it, we need inland port like the one in Onitsha. Our target is to link all the ports by road and rail so that doing business in Nigeria becomes easy. The river port must be linked up to other areas of resources. Today, the process is being started and others on the drawing board must be completed”.

Senior officials in the Federal Ministry of Transport, who spoke with The Guardian yesterday, blamed the delay on an ongoing concessioning scheme being put in place by the Federal Government.

NIWA’s General Manager, Corporate Affairs, Tayo Fadile, in a chat with The Guardian yesterday, disclosed that the concessioning programme is expected to commence in June.

Another source, who preferred to remain anonymous, said: “To drive activities at the port, the Federal Government is involving the private sector. There are challenges. But, with the involvement of the private sector, things may move a lot faster. The market is there. We need to put things in proper perspective so that we don’t make mistakes of the past”.

He also pledged the commitment of the Federal Government to complete all river ports projects and ensure they are viable in the interest of all Nigerians and the larger economy.

Already, an Indian firm has been commissioned as Transaction Adviser for the concessioning of Onitsha and other river Ports.

Speaking at a conference on the economic use of the Onitsha River Port, stakeholders urged the Federal Government to come up with legal and administrative framework that will help bring to light the enabling environment that will encourage businesses to thrive at the Onitsha River Port.

The conference also commended the Federal Government for the huge investment expended on the dredging of the Lower River Niger.

A communiqué issued at the end of their deliberation urged the Federal Government to hasten the setting-up of the administrative delivery team with members drawn from various related organisations for the quick take-off of operations at the river port.

Participants noted the importance of synergy between the federal government and the Private Sector under a Public Private Partnership (PPP) and encourage re-doubling of efforts at concessioning of the River Port.

It emphasised the need for constant upgrading of Maritime and Port infrastructure to enable the investors take optimal advantage of Anambra State’s expansive coastline in areas of shipbuilding, Dockyard Operations, Metal fabrication, dock labour, warehousing and recycling plants, among others.

Participants also noted the importance of moving goods and services through the inland waterways which according to them will help to decongest traffic on road and give added benefits in terms of cost and safety.

I started with setting up the Awka Capital Territory Development Authority headed by Chike Okonkwo, renowned in Urban Development. He worked with Malam Nasir el-Rufai in Abuja. I thought that his experience can be brought to bear here. Supporting him are are some very bright guys like the Managing Director, Michael Okonkwo from Orumba South among other people. Okonkwo studied in the United States. They have done a booklet on what we should do and should not do in Awka, which is the starting point. We have done aerial mapping of the whole state. But we started with Awka so that you can use GPS, direct the roads, see development, etc.

If you look at Awka, you can see three flyovers springing up. When those flyovers are done, they will look like the hanging bridge in London. It will bring out the aesthetics of the place.

We are in the process of selecting somebody that will design Awka capital territory. We foreclosed Nigerians, we want them to bring guys from Dubai, Kigali, Seoul, US. When they come, they will draw what nobody has drawn. They will draw things from their dream. Each time I say it, people will say ‘where will you get the money?’ I will say, ‘do it first.’ They will draw a super structure. I will tell them, ‘don’t imitate anybody, just give me the best in your profession better than Dubai or any place you can think of.’ By the time they finish, they will superimpose it on what we have now and that will determine what areas we widen with minimal compensation.

On his increment of salary amid dwindling economic fortunes

That is why I am an accountant. We are increasing our internally generated revenue. I met N500m per month. I have been moving to N1.1 and N1.2 billion and targeting N3.3 billion monthly. After the elections, there are a few things I will do and the money will come. What I did actually is all about adjustments. The people in the local governments earn more than the people in the state so we just balanced their salary.

His achievements in the last one year

We have flushed out kidnappers from Anambra State. We have cut off their weapons supply lines and sealed off their supply routes. We have pulled down their physical and psychological empires.

We have laid a solid foundation for the provision of reliable electricity that will help us recover our Midas touch. Late last year, we concluded arrangements with UD Independent Petroleum Production Company (UDIPPCO) to build a gas-powered plant that will generate 80 mega-watts of electricity. Similarly, barely fortnight ago, we signed on Falcon Corporation Limited to build another gas-powered plant that will generate 100 mega-watts of electricity.

More importantly, we realized that we needed a platform through which we would transform the economic and commercial landscape of our dear state. To facilitate this, we set up the Anambra State Investment Promotion and Protection Agency (ANSIPPA) on 15th May, 2015. The results have been tremendous. Investors today recognize ANSIPPA as a one-stop business and investment centre that coordinates all investment related activities across all arms of government in the state. ANSIPPA is led by a Governing Council which boasts of over 300 cumulative years of experience in development finance, investment banking, investment promotion and policy formulation.

With the efforts of ANSIPPA, Anambra is currently Nigeria’s number one investment destination. With over US$2.0 billion attracted from 16 major investors in the past 12 months, we are well on our way to achieving our economic mission. So far, we have attracted over $660m of investment to this sector. Some of these investments are:

* A $150m investment in rice production and processing in Anaku, Ayamelum Local Government Area (LGA) by Coscharis Group.

* Over $160m investment in the defunct Omor Rice Mill and 5,000 hectares farmland for rice cultivation and processing by Joseph Agro of the Aiteo Group.

* The $220 Tomato and Cassava production and processing farms in Omasi Community, Ayamelum LGA owned by Ekcel Farms Limited.

* The $40m investment by Grains and Silos Limited to construct an ultra-modern grains storage facility to support our thriving brewery industry in Onitsha and other parts of south Eastern Nigeria.

* Delfarm Limited, who signed a $50m agreement between Songhai Regional Centre, Benin and the Anambra State Government, will transform the farming settlements of Igbariam into another Songhai agricultural marvel of Nigeria.

To ensure that our local farmers are well positioned to take advantage of the agriculture revolution in the State, we have organized our farmers into 1,500 cooperatives. We have also equipped them with 100 Tractors, 45,000 tons of high-yielding rice seedlings, 18,000 tons of highly improved maze seedlings and 700 metric tons of fertilizers. Before the end of this year, we would have prepared over 1,000 hectares of land in readiness for mechanized farming. Five days ago, we also commissioned the 1st Agricultural Training Center in Anambra in Mgbakwu. 250 youths are currently undergoing training in this facility in the areas of staple crop cultivation and processing, aquaculture, piggery and horticulture.

Our efforts in agriculture will enable our state produce over 300,000 metric tonnes of rice, 150,000 metric tonnes of cassava and 240,000 metric tonnes of tomatoes in the next 24 months.
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