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Federal Capital

Problemkid1:
The main poverty capital of the world

hahahahhahahah

This are the type of things I want buhari to continue. Let this retrieved money also be spent judiciously





Nigerian Senator Loses 22 Bank Accounts, Multibillion-naira Properties To Federal Government
- Presidential panel provides full list of properties he acquired via illegal funds

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK JUL 06, 2019









A Federal High Court in Abuja recently ordered an interim forfeiture of properties belonging to the lawmaker representing Delta North senatorial district, Senator Peter Nwaoboshi.
Justice Taiwo O. Taiwo in the suit number FHC/ABJ/CS/1127/18 ordered an interim forfeiture of 14 properties and 22 bank accounts linked to the senator to the Federal Government of Nigeria.
The case filed by the Special Presidential Investigation Panel for the Recovery of Public Property on behalf of the Federal Government, also placed a post-no-debit order on 22 bank accounts linked to Nwaoboshi.
In his political career, Nwaoboshi served as a commissioner in Delta State, from 2000 to 2006. He served also as a senator from 2015 to 2019.
In the 2019 election, Nwaoboshi contested and won but the primary election that produced him was voided by an Abuja court.
Justice A. R Mohammed ruled that from all available evidence before the court, Ned Nwoko convincingly won the Delta North PDP senatorial primary election held on 2nd, October 2018.
The judge had nullified the election and declared Ned Nwoko winner of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Delta North senatorial primary.
The 14 properties seized are Sulmming Electrical Company (RC 1090069) located at Asagba, along Asaba Airport Road, Asaba Delta State; PON filling station along Asaba Airport Road, Asaba Delta State; and a multibillion-naira estate under construction at Maryam Babangida Road Asaba Delta State.
They also include Cartage Cinema located at Okpanan Road beside Rain Oil Petrol Station Asaba, Delta State; Newbrige filling Station along Airport Road, Warri, Delta State; Plot on C of O No. 16800; Plot on C of O No. 16711; Plot on C of O No. 13988; A house at No. 8 Monu Olarewaju Crescent, GRA Asaba, Delta State; and a multimillion-naira building located at No. 41 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos.
Others are House No. 25, 6932 Road, Adban Estate GwarInpa, Abuja; Guinea House No. 27 Marina Road, Apapa, Lagos; Plot 30118, Kuranakh Close, Maitama, FCT-Abuja; and Ceedeez School Hall Airport Road Asaba, Delta State.
The 22 bank account numbers forfeited by the court include Zenith Bank, Hon. (Barr) Peter Nwaoboshi, 1004803190; Zenith Bank, Suiming Electricals Ltd PVC Accounts 5070338114; Zenith Bank, 5070180818; Zenith Bank, Suiming Electricals Ltd PVC Accounts 1013562244; Zenith Bank ,Bilderberg Enterprises Nig. Ltd. 1011757055; Zenith Bank, Suiming Electricals Ltd PVC Accounts, 1013769545; and Zenith Bank, Hon. (Barr) Peter Nwaoboshi, 5070444123; Zenith Bank, Hon. (Barr) Peter Nwaoboshi, 5060121380; Access Bank, Nwaoboshi Peter, 0035155779.
Others are Access Bank, Nwaoboshi Peter, 0737844207; Access Bank, Nwaoboshi Peter, 0737844221; Access Bank, Nwaoboshi Peter, 0737844362, Access Bank, Nwaoboshi Peter, 0737844300; UBA Obi Francis Nwaoboshi Foundation, 1020389229; UBA, Sen. Peter Nwaoboshi 1019061109; UBA, Sen. Peter Nwaoboshi, 3002183861; UBA, Sen. Peter Nwaoboshi, 2082824385; Sterling, Builderberg Enterprise Nig Ltd, 0006437276; Sterling, Builderberg Enterprise Nig Ltd, 0007675273; Sterling, Peter Nwaoboshi, 0008600331; Sterling, Peter Nwaoboshi, 0006493689; Sterling, Peter Nwaoboshi, 0009972897.

Mr.president pls keep catching this thieves. So this is what they use our money for



Buhari's Government Seizes Diezani's 2,149 Pieces Of Jewellery, Customized Gold iPhone, Valued At $40 Million
*Court orders forfeiture of valuables

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK JUL 05, 2019








Justice Nicholas Oweibo of the Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the forfeiture of 2,149 pieces of jewellery and a customized gold iPhone, valued at $40m, belonging to a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke.
The judge ordered that the items should be temporarily forfeited to the Federal Government.
The forfeiture order followed an ex parte application moved on Friday morning by a lawyer for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mr. Rotimi Oyedepo.
The application, titled action in rem, had Diezani as the only defendant and it was filed pursuant to Section 17 of the Advance Fee Fraud and other related Offences Act No. 14, 2006.
The EFCC said in the application that it found and recovered the jewellery and the customized gold iPhone "on the premises of the respondent," adding that it reasonably suspected that the former minister acquired them with "proceeds of unlawful activities."
According to the schedule attached to the application, the jewellery, categorized into 33 sets, include "419 expensive bangles; 315 expensive rings; 304 expensive earrings; 267 expensive necklaces; 189 expensive wristwatches; 174 expensive necklaces and earrings; 78 expensive bracelets; 77 expensive brooches; and 74 expensive pendants."
The EFCC said, "The respondent's known and provable lawful income is far less than the properties sought to be forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria."
Following submission by the EFCC lawyer, Oyedepo, Justice Oweibo ordered that the 2,149 pieces of jewellery and the customized gold iPhone should be temporarily forfeited to the Federal Government.
The judge ordered the anti-graft agency to publish the forfeiture order in a national newspaper "for the respondent or anyone who is interested in the property sought to be forfeited to appear before this honourable court to show cause within 14 days why a final forfeiture order of the said properties should not be made in favour of the Federal Government of Nigeria."
The judge adjourned until August 23, 2019, for further proceedings.

Nigeria-China $70b Trade Volume gets Boost

Nigerian and China bilateral relations got a boost when more than 200 Chinese companies attended a three-day China Homelife Fair in Lagos.
The Chinese firms were on a trade mission to expose themselves to the country’s manufacturing environment and strike deals with state governments and others who desire to go into joint ventures.
ELAN Nigeria Chief Executive Officer and Project Coordinator of the Fair, Jude Chime, urged participants to leverage the meeting to explore joint ventures that would aid local production rather than importation, adding that bilateral relations between both countries were over $70 billion and can be more if properly harnessed.
Chime said the fair was organised to bridge the gap between Chinese manufacturers, who are seeking to expand their footprints in the country and the West African region.
According to him, some manufacturers are looking at backward integration in the production of certain electronic items in the country.
He said: “We have over 200 manufacturers representing China. The purpose is not to make sales, but to meet with stakeholders in the investment sector to explore opportunities on how to create an investment hub where manufacturing activities can take place.
“One of the companies from Shenzhen that is into production of television will be offering some Semi-Knocked Down (SKD) aspect of the television to start production in Nigeria.
“They will be meeting with some stakeholders to see how to exploit the project so as to bring down the production cost of television in Nigeria and in the West African region.”
Chime explained that the essence of the exhibition was to promote investment, noting that China and Nigeria had always had a great level of relationship in terms of trade and that he believes the exhibition will aid trade growth from the present level.
The project coordinator added that only the original Chinese manufacturers were the ones being admitted for the expo. The over 200 companies at the three-day China Homelife Fair were all manufacturers.
There were no middle men or traders, according to the Chief Operating Officer, Meorient International Exhibition Co., Binu Pillai, who noted that this year’s fair attracted more exhibitors than in 2018.
On the purpose of the fair, Pillai explained that the Chinese manufacturers were in Nigeria to deepen their investment, saying: “Last year, we had over 140 exhibitors, and this year there is about 15 per cent increase.
“The acceptance of Chinese products is increasing in Nigeria. Most of the exhibitors are here to deepen their investment in Nigeria and to see the market for themselves.
There are no traders at the exhibitors. We only have manufacturers here, who can negotiate the price and think of the best market penetration strategy,” he added.
Pillai continued: “Chinese businesses are looking for opportunities to come here and expand their horizon. We also want to work on that negative impression of substandard products associated with products originating from China.
“That is why we do not have either middle men or traders in this fair. There are a lot of electronic manufacturers, who are eager to come here to set up their factories to produce quality products.
We are hoping that before we leave, we will tidy up a lot of businesses and agreements for the good of both countries.”
Special Adviser to the Enugu State Governor on Small and Medium Enterprises and Investment Promotion, Anayo Agu, urged participants to take advantage of the technology that can be transferred to aid local production.
“We have told the Chinese manufacturers to start some local production as the days of importation are over, even as such practice remains unsustainable.
Nigeria is a gateway to many African countries and we have to position ourselves for local production,” he added. Agu, however, regretted that most Nigerian businesses are finding it difficult to think in the long term and change from the usual 90 days turn around.
He added that the only way to check unemployment, restiveness and insecurity is to provide jobs and opportunities for young people.
Source: TheNation

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THANK YOU SOUTH AFRICA.!!!

NigeriaIsDoomed:
hahahahhahahah

Troy404:
THANK YOU SOUTH AFRICA.!!!

I was very happy yesterday night

spendoon:

Loan money

While Nigerian govt is taking loans to pay salaries

Problemkid1:
I was very happy yesterday night

Egypt is overrated, Uganda could have also beat them.

Abuja has a long way to get to Mombasa..leave alone Nairobi.

Kenya Safari rally - WRC Candidate event - Safari could be back to WRC main event next year.

WRC candidate event - Safari rally 2019.

This guy keeps on popping on every post of abuja...Question, is abuja place of worship or what ?

abuja

abuja bae

more...

Thanks jaycent. now i truly know Abuja..i cant get lost..all i need is point at the mosque an thats all

Mkenya2019:
Abuja has a long way to get to Mombasa..leave alone Nairobi.

Look at this one. Nairobi sef is the one that has a long way to get to Lagos not to talk of Abuja. Abuja is planned while nairobi is not planned. Abuja has a wide and clean roads with good sides work while nairobi has pot holes and dirty roads in major part of the city with dirty side walk and open sewages. Abuja is far far better and developed than any city in kenya

mtisTheQubit:
This guy keeps on popping on every post of abuja...Question, is abuja place of worship or what ?

One thing you need to understand about Abuja is that. Abuja dosent have enough skycraper and it's still coming up. So you can't use that as excus oga Dang it

breaking news. Nigeria sign the trade accord. she is now a full memeber of AFCTA.

mtisTheQubit:
This guy keeps on popping on every post of abuja...Question, is abuja place of worship or what ?

.............and they'll tell you how we only post photos of the CBD in Nairobi.

If a short building like that can appear in all photos, what if they had a tower as tall as UAP?

mtisTheQubit:
abuja bae

Nig you smart

Problemkid1:
Look at this one. Nairobi sef is the one that has a long way to get to Lagos not to talk of Abuja. Abuja is planned while nairobi is not planned. Abuja has a wide and clean roads with good sides work while nairobi has pot holes and dirty roads in major part of the city with dirty side walk and open sewages. Abuja is far far better and developed than any city in kenya

Potholes indeed.

jaycent:
Federal Capital

The mosque common like swallow problemkid1

vaxx:
breaking news. Nigeria sign the trade accord. she is now a full memeber of AFCTA.

Africa has a little products to sell to each other.

Kazikazi:
Africa has a little products to sell to each other.

We have alot of products to sell to each other
For example Tanzania will be able to sell its natural gas to kenya and rwanda and as usual you will be able to sell your maize and beans to kenya

jaycent:
Central Park, Abuja.

If you're looking for a place to do your honeymoon. Come to Central Park, Abuja

wow.. This is awesome bro! Location in Abuja please.....would love to explore there with my beautiful woman.

mtisTheQubit:
Thanks jaycent. now i truly know Abuja..i cant get lost..all i need is point at the mosque an thats all

So all along Abuja was just a Mosque.