According to Washington post ,
Preet Bharara, a former U.S. attorney in New
York, said he alerted the Justice Department to
the president’s efforts to “cultivate some kind
of relationship” with him, and said he was fired
22 hours after refusing a phone call from
Trump. The recollections add a new dimension
to the debate over Trump’s firing of former FBI
director James B. Comey, who recently testified
about private conversations with Trump that he
viewed as inappropriate.
By Sandhya Somashekhar and Jenna Johnson
Monday, 12 June 2017
Trump fired justice
Friday, 9 June 2017
Things you should know before buying a land
By Adebisi Mubarak. A
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ATTENTION PLEASE!!!! *****
****THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU
BUY THAT LAND*****
***ASK THE RIGHT QUESTION***
Many people, especially those who are about to
make their first land transaction get confused
when it comes to asking the right questions.In
some cases, intending investors ask questions
like “where is the place?”, “Is it far?” and lots of
other questions.I’ve even had an encounter with
someone who asked for the longitude and
latitude of the land.
While these questions are not out of place and
arise as a result of people trying to be careful so
that they don’t make a financial commitment
they would later regret, wouldn’t it be better if
they knew the right questions to ask?That brings
us to the first question anyone intending to buy
land should ask which is *“what is the status of
the land?”*
****KNOW THE STATUS OF THE LAND****
Before you buy land in Nigeria, it is very
important that you know the status of the land!
Knowing the status of the land you are about to
buy can save you a lot of money and
unnecessary hassles.Imagine buying a piece of
land and erecting a building on it, just for the
government to come some years after, and tell
you to move out, with claims that your building is
illegal because it is sitting on government
property.All these can be prevented if you know
the status of the land you are investing in before
sealing the transaction.This brings us to Land
classification.
****LAND CLASSIFICATION****
Land can be classified as either free or acquired.
A parcel of land is considered free if the
government has not indicated any interest
whatsoever in that land.Such land is safe to buy
because the title on the land can be perfected
without issues.In most cases, such lands will
either have a gazette, a C of O or a governor's
consent.
Now that you understand what it means for land
to be free, you should also know that all lands
that fall within areas that are designated as
urban areas are under government acquisition
until deemed committed or free.
There are two types of acquisition;
1.committed acquisition
2.General acquisition or committed acquisition
A parcel of land is said to be under committed
acquisition when the government has indicated
an intention to use that land for a specific
purpose such as provision of amenities.Such
lands belong to the government and can never
be available for use by individuals.If you
purchase land that is under committed
acquisition, it will be impossible for you to
perfect your land title and you’ll only be
occupying the land until the government comes
to kick you out.
General acquisition: Lands that are under
“general acquisition or “global acquisition can
later be confirmed ‘free’ or ‘committed’.A land
under general acquisition can become free by a
process called ***EXCISION***.
EXCISION is a process whereby the government
releases a portion of an expanse of land that is
not committed. If a parcel of land that was
formerly under acquisition becomes excised, it is
then considered free and becomes *GAZETTED*.
The gazette then becomes the title on the land
and such land is safe to buy because a proper
title can be processed on the land.A second
case where lands under general acquisition can
be released is if an individual purchased a land
that was under acquisition without going through
an excision process.
Such lands can go through another process
called “RATIFICATION” or “REGULARISATION” in
which the land OWNER pays for the land to be
ratified or regularized.The only conditions in this
case are that the land in question must not fall
within a committed area and that the purpose for
which the land was bought does not disrupt the
original plan of the state.
Conditions for ratification may differ from state
to state.
I hope by now you understand the most
important questions to ask when buying land in
Nigeria and the kind of lands you should avoid.
If you got value from this article, please share it
with others, you might just be saving someone
from possible demolition in future.What other
questions do you think first time investors should
ask.
For more info please call Barr. Mubarak on :
08035811533
Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Saturday, 27 May 2017
Prove that shows Fayose is not wanted by his fellow PDP Members
This is posted by lagos pdp chairman,Segun adewale.He posted it on his Facebook page yesterday.
Fayose's Continuity
Continuity of levy on school pupils
Continuity of objectionable business levies
Continuity of flight of banks from Ekiti
Continuity of no salary for workers
Continuity of hunger
Continuity of lies, lies, lies on airport project
Continuity of mediocrity
Continuity of antisocial behaviours
Continuity of one day one trouble
Continuity of stomach infrastructure
Continuity of a billion naira security vote
Continuity of rudderless governance
Continuity of white elephant projects
Continuity of raping of the judiciary
Continuity of authority thuggery
Continuity of legislative slavery
Continuity of poor health care
Continuity of youth unemployment
Continuity of deceitful Road dualisations
Continuity of verbal diarrhea
Continuity of what exactly?
- Laofe
Wednesday, 24 May 2017
Can your girlfriend refund 860k she mistakenly received?
According to Naij,Adajiugo Ife Nkili, has warmed the hearts of many social media users after returning the sum of N860k that was mistakenly transferred to her bank account. Narrating how it happened, the beautiful lady said she was minding her business when she got a bank alert of N860k. She said the moment she saw the alert, she knew the money wasn't for her. So she waited for the call of the person that sent it. The sender called and she refunded the money. Read the full story below as written by the young lady herself: The beautiful lady said she was minding her business when she got a bank alert of N860k. "So yesterday someone mistakenly send 860k to my account.. When I saw that I know it was wrong transfer..so I waited for d owner to call, some minutes later he called and was shivering...I told him to relax that his money is in good hand.. he send an account number so I transferred 500k bcos that's my daily limit and it cannot be exceeded, so this morning I send him d remaining balance.