Minister thank you for redeeming your pledge, my Eagles remains my Eagles anytime , anyday..
Super Eagles may have lost a final place ticket to the Black Stars of Ghana at the African Nations Championship but they did not lose the economic game as they were still paid fully.
The Minister of Sports Mallam Bolaji
Abdulahi on Thursday morning met with the players at their President
Hotel and Conference Centre in Bloemfontein.
At the meeting he redeemed
the pledge of $100,000 the sports ministry made to the team for
defeating Morocco in the quarter finals and another $100,000 for the
semi-final match against Ghana which they lost 4-1 after penalty
shootout.
The minister made the pledge basically to serve as a match-win bonus.
A person who was at the meeting said
that, “Abdullahi hailed the resilience of the Eagles while declaring
that Nigerians from President Goodluck Jonathan to the common man on the
streets appreciate the team.”
The minister met them in company with
the Nigeria Football Federation president Alhaji Aminu Maigari and some
of his board members. He also urged the team to win the third place
match against Zimbabwe on Saturday.
A 32-year-old cell phone dealer at Computer Village, Lagos has been
nabbed with 22.490kg of dried weeds that tested positive for cannabis.
The suspect, Okafor Obinna Michael, was arrested while attempting to board an Emirate flight to China at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA.
The drug was disguised as food ingredients labelled African Food Sauce.
NDLEA Airport commander, Mr Hamza Umar, said the seized cannabis was concealed in foodstuff and spices.
He said: “A business man by name Okafor Obinna Michael was found with 22.490kg of cannabis hidden inside foodstuff and cooking spices. The cannabis packed with crayfish, pepper and food ingredients was detected by officers during search operations.”
The suspect in his statement said he was tempted to smuggle drugs in search of basic traveling allowance.
He said: “My intention was to seek greener pastures in China. After buying my ticket, I no more had money on me. It was in the process of trying to get some money that made me to smuggle drugs.
“I was given the bag at the airport by a man who promised to pay me $1,000. He gave me $500, I was to collect another $500 when I deliver the bag in China.”
He hails from Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Chairman/Chief Executive of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, called on members of the public not to travel out of the country without having enough money to take care of their basic needs.
He said: “It is very risky to embark on a journey outside your country without having basic travel allowance. Such persons are exposed to temptations and vulnerable to crime in order to survive. People should look inwards to discover the economic opportunities that abound in our country.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/32-yr-old-caught-22-5kg-cannabis-labelled-food-sauce/#sthash.dRUk7JyK.dpuf
The suspect, Okafor Obinna Michael, was arrested while attempting to board an Emirate flight to China at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA.
The drug was disguised as food ingredients labelled African Food Sauce.
NDLEA Airport commander, Mr Hamza Umar, said the seized cannabis was concealed in foodstuff and spices.
He said: “A business man by name Okafor Obinna Michael was found with 22.490kg of cannabis hidden inside foodstuff and cooking spices. The cannabis packed with crayfish, pepper and food ingredients was detected by officers during search operations.”
The suspect in his statement said he was tempted to smuggle drugs in search of basic traveling allowance.
He said: “My intention was to seek greener pastures in China. After buying my ticket, I no more had money on me. It was in the process of trying to get some money that made me to smuggle drugs.
“I was given the bag at the airport by a man who promised to pay me $1,000. He gave me $500, I was to collect another $500 when I deliver the bag in China.”
He hails from Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Chairman/Chief Executive of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, called on members of the public not to travel out of the country without having enough money to take care of their basic needs.
He said: “It is very risky to embark on a journey outside your country without having basic travel allowance. Such persons are exposed to temptations and vulnerable to crime in order to survive. People should look inwards to discover the economic opportunities that abound in our country.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/32-yr-old-caught-22-5kg-cannabis-labelled-food-sauce/#sthash.dRUk7JyK.dpuf
A 32-year-old cell phone dealer at Computer Village, Lagos has been
nabbed with 22.490kg of dried weeds that tested positive for cannabis.
The suspect, Okafor Obinna Michael, was arrested while attempting to board an Emirate flight to China at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA.
The drug was disguised as food ingredients labelled African Food Sauce.
NDLEA Airport commander, Mr Hamza Umar, said the seized cannabis was concealed in foodstuff and spices.
He said: “A business man by name Okafor Obinna Michael was found with 22.490kg of cannabis hidden inside foodstuff and cooking spices. The cannabis packed with crayfish, pepper and food ingredients was detected by officers during search operations.”
The suspect in his statement said he was tempted to smuggle drugs in search of basic traveling allowance.
He said: “My intention was to seek greener pastures in China. After buying my ticket, I no more had money on me. It was in the process of trying to get some money that made me to smuggle drugs.
“I was given the bag at the airport by a man who promised to pay me $1,000. He gave me $500, I was to collect another $500 when I deliver the bag in China.”
He hails from Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Chairman/Chief Executive of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, called on members of the public not to travel out of the country without having enough money to take care of their basic needs.
He said: “It is very risky to embark on a journey outside your country without having basic travel allowance. Such persons are exposed to temptations and vulnerable to crime in order to survive. People should look inwards to discover the economic opportunities that abound in our country.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/32-yr-old-caught-22-5kg-cannabis-labelled-food-sauce/#sthash.dRUk7JyK.dpuf
The suspect, Okafor Obinna Michael, was arrested while attempting to board an Emirate flight to China at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA.
The drug was disguised as food ingredients labelled African Food Sauce.
NDLEA Airport commander, Mr Hamza Umar, said the seized cannabis was concealed in foodstuff and spices.
He said: “A business man by name Okafor Obinna Michael was found with 22.490kg of cannabis hidden inside foodstuff and cooking spices. The cannabis packed with crayfish, pepper and food ingredients was detected by officers during search operations.”
The suspect in his statement said he was tempted to smuggle drugs in search of basic traveling allowance.
He said: “My intention was to seek greener pastures in China. After buying my ticket, I no more had money on me. It was in the process of trying to get some money that made me to smuggle drugs.
“I was given the bag at the airport by a man who promised to pay me $1,000. He gave me $500, I was to collect another $500 when I deliver the bag in China.”
He hails from Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Chairman/Chief Executive of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, called on members of the public not to travel out of the country without having enough money to take care of their basic needs.
He said: “It is very risky to embark on a journey outside your country without having basic travel allowance. Such persons are exposed to temptations and vulnerable to crime in order to survive. People should look inwards to discover the economic opportunities that abound in our country.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/32-yr-old-caught-22-5kg-cannabis-labelled-food-sauce/#sthash.dRUk7JyK.dpuf
A 32-year-old cell phone dealer at Computer Village, Lagos has been
nabbed with 22.490kg of dried weeds that tested positive for cannabis.
The suspect, Okafor Obinna Michael, was arrested while attempting to board an Emirate flight to China at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA.
The drug was disguised as food ingredients labelled African Food Sauce.
NDLEA Airport commander, Mr Hamza Umar, said the seized cannabis was concealed in foodstuff and spices.
He said: “A business man by name Okafor Obinna Michael was found with 22.490kg of cannabis hidden inside foodstuff and cooking spices. The cannabis packed with crayfish, pepper and food ingredients was detected by officers during search operations.”
The suspect in his statement said he was tempted to smuggle drugs in search of basic traveling allowance.
He said: “My intention was to seek greener pastures in China. After buying my ticket, I no more had money on me. It was in the process of trying to get some money that made me to smuggle drugs.
“I was given the bag at the airport by a man who promised to pay me $1,000. He gave me $500, I was to collect another $500 when I deliver the bag in China.”
He hails from Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Chairman/Chief Executive of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, called on members of the public not to travel out of the country without having enough money to take care of their basic needs.
He said: “It is very risky to embark on a journey outside your country without having basic travel allowance. Such persons are exposed to temptations and vulnerable to crime in order to survive. People should look inwards to discover the economic opportunities that abound in our country.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/32-yr-old-caught-22-5kg-cannabis-labelled-food-sauce/#sthash.dRUk7JyK.dpuf
The suspect, Okafor Obinna Michael, was arrested while attempting to board an Emirate flight to China at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA.
The drug was disguised as food ingredients labelled African Food Sauce.
NDLEA Airport commander, Mr Hamza Umar, said the seized cannabis was concealed in foodstuff and spices.
He said: “A business man by name Okafor Obinna Michael was found with 22.490kg of cannabis hidden inside foodstuff and cooking spices. The cannabis packed with crayfish, pepper and food ingredients was detected by officers during search operations.”
The suspect in his statement said he was tempted to smuggle drugs in search of basic traveling allowance.
He said: “My intention was to seek greener pastures in China. After buying my ticket, I no more had money on me. It was in the process of trying to get some money that made me to smuggle drugs.
“I was given the bag at the airport by a man who promised to pay me $1,000. He gave me $500, I was to collect another $500 when I deliver the bag in China.”
He hails from Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Chairman/Chief Executive of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, called on members of the public not to travel out of the country without having enough money to take care of their basic needs.
He said: “It is very risky to embark on a journey outside your country without having basic travel allowance. Such persons are exposed to temptations and vulnerable to crime in order to survive. People should look inwards to discover the economic opportunities that abound in our country.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/32-yr-old-caught-22-5kg-cannabis-labelled-food-sauce/#sthash.dRUk7JyK.dpuf
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