"DESTRUCTIVE INSTINCT"....WILL THIS MOVIE DESTROY THE RELATIVE INNOCENCE OF NOLLYWOOD OR SHALL OUR INSTINCTIVE SENSE OF DECENCY PREVAIL?

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HERE IS PART OF THE "RED CARPET" ADVERT FOR THE FILM

"Date: MAY 18TH, 2013. At the COUNTRY INNS & SUITES, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY, Time: Red Carpet starts by 8:30PM. Screening starts by 10PM. Ticket: $15 in advance or pay $20 at the door. Come and be a part of History as the Invisible Twins Productions INC makes it. One producer who is determined to change things around in the Nollywood Movie Industry by breaking all barriers and setting the pace while others follow. For Matured viewing only and 18 plus, Movie contains a little bit of 'Nude Scenes' please do not bring Children to the Event. Thank you and see you all there !.Be there and have a story to tell."



Afrocandy

COMMENTS

1.Her name is Judith Opara Mazagwu popularly known as Afrocandy. She’s a US based actress, singer, writer, model and erm…. mother.
And according to AfroCandy : “Yeeeey ! Wey all dem people wey bin say they wanna see AfroCandy “NAKED” your wishes are just about to come through! Guess what? I was just relaxing at home and look what I just received…my movie “Destructive Instinct” Remember it was stollen on transit last year? It’s here now, so get ready cos I am so hyped up and ready to Rumble!!”
The movie is titled Destructive Instinct 3 & 4 and it contains a lot of sex scenes, bare asses and boobies. This is by far the worst I’ve seen. Produced by Afrocandy and starring Afrocandy. 
Source- Yeye Dey Smell.

2.Na true, yeye dey smell and di tin dey travel by whirlwind...maybe soonest go get bandwagons!...except...hmmmmmn...but i trust our men and women of God sha!...

3.Normally I would say soft porn...but there's nothing soft about this one. Lol. Afrocandy and her team went in! I watched the movie trailer with my mouth open. Who the heck is this woman? Her name is Judith Opara Mazagwu popularly known as Afrocandy. She's a US based actress, singer, writer, model and erm....mother.
The ashewo movie is titled Destructive Instinct 3 & 4 and it contains a lot of sex scenes, bare asses and boobies. This is by far the worst I've seen. Produced by Afrocandy and starring Afrocandy. Check on it after the cut. Please only for people 18+ and do not open at work place!...L.I.

4. Controversial actress cum singer Judith Okpara Mazagwu, who goes by the screen name Afrocandy, has released the trailer for her latest porn soft porn movie, Destructive Instinct 3&4. Seriously the moral decadence in Nollywood these days is nothing short of alarming we are Africans not American for crying out loud this is  not our culture biko, how can a 41yrs old mother of two do this?  why would a mother embarrass her kids like this? If this is an attempt to make a comeback then it is not working, damn  for once I am  short of words all I have to say is Jesus please change the date of your ticket  and come back fast, learnt she has a music video” Ikebe na money”...POD'S DESK

5.And the Ikebe self non even get NAFDAC NO. and e don expire. Oyah way Cossy Ojiakor, come tell am say that you are still the queen of the bitches...ANONYMOUS

6..Absolute shameless movie pornography. Really was this called a movie or was it an erroneous oversight from the lady in question? This is just crap crap crap....Mr.K

2013 JAMB RESULTS...WE WARNED THAT MASSIVE CHEATING MAY HAVE UNTOLD CONSEQUENCES...NOW SEE MASS FAILURE DEVELOPING K-LEGS!

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Students in Kano protest mass UTME failure

Kano – Hundreds of students, who sat for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination on Monday in Kano staged a peaceful demonstration against  mass failure and withholding of their results.

The students stormed the premises of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria  in Kano on motorcycles around noon and carried placards and green leaves to show their anger.

Spokesman for the candidates, Haruna Maidabam, described the withholding of their results as a deliberate attempt to deny them the opportunity to further their studies.

According to him, more than 10, 000 students who sat for the examination in Kano metropolis have yet to access their results.

Maidabam said when the results were released last week, they went to the zonal office of Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board in Kano (JAMB) to complain  but were directed to go and repeat the thumb printing for verification.

‘’There is no reason for any verification of thumb- print,’’ he said.

He called on the authorities concerned to do something urgently to address their predicament.

When contacted, the JAMB Zonal Coordinator, Hajiya Karimatu Abubakar, described the incident as unfortunate and attributed it to “some technical hitches”.

Abubakar said as soon as the hitches were rectified, the issue would be resolved.

(NAN)

2013 JAMB RESULTS...SOME CHEATING CANDIDATES WORE PREMIER LEAGUE T-SHIRTS WITH PREPARED ANSWERS

JAMB: Candidates paid N5,000 – N20,000 to cheat

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB said yesterday that only 10 candidates scored 300 marks and above in the last Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, in the country even as some candidates printed customised shirts and T-shirts where anticipated answers were prepared to cheat during the examination.

JAMB Registrar, Professor, ‘Dibu Ojerinde who made this known in Abuja while addressing newsmen said that 40 centres were involved in cheating during the examination, where some candidates paid between N5,000 and N20,000 to be allowed to cheat.

He however, said that JAMB was investigating the centres where malpractices took place, pointing out that those 40 centres might be barred from future UTME if found guilty. He also noted that he did not wish to pre-empt the sanctions to be applied until investigations were concluded.

According to Ojerinde, apart from the 10 candidates who scored above 300 marks, 628 others scored between 270 – 299; 33,115 scored 250 – 269: 704,622 scored 200 and above while 801,804 scored below 200.

He also said that the board recorded 40,692 invalid results due to multiple shading or no shading at all by candidates while the examination was successfully conducted in 3,168 centres.

Ojerinde further said that 1,629,102 candidates applied to sit for the Paper Pencil Test, PPT, while 15,508 candidates applied for the Dual Based Test, DBT bringing the total of candidates to 1,644,110. Out of this figure, 47,974 were absent.

A breakdown of the number of  the candidates that sat for the UTME showed that 1,670,833 applied to go to the universities while 28,977 and 28,445 chose Polytechnics and Colleges of Education respectively even as only 25 chose the newly established Innovative Enterprises Institutes.Innovative Enterprises Institutes according to him, are institutions where skills acquisition are their mandates.

Speaking further, he noted that the result of 78,309 candidates from various centres were at present, undergoing screening to ascertain their culpability in malpractices, while 12,110 candidates’ results were being withheld for possible disciplinary action.

On the candidates who printed special T-shirts and shirts with prepared answers, he regretted that  candidates for the UTME had always devised new methods of cheating on yearly basis. The Registrar stressed that the examination cheats had graduated from using ‘’magic slippers’’ to customised T-shirts and shirts in which anticipated answers were imprinted in the sleeves as well as inside the T-shirts.

“Details of the results in order of merit according to courses and institutions of choice of candidates will be dispatched to universities, polytechnics, monotechnics, colleges of education and innovative enterprises institutes at the appropriate time for the purposes of 2013/2014 admissions.

“It is the policy of the board to ensure that equal opportunity is given to all candidates seeking placement in the nation’s tertiary institutions regardless of their physical status. We will continue to appeal to stakeholders to show more interest in the acquisition of higher education by this category of citizens

“The board hereby reminds everybody that it has implemented the Federal Government’s policy which stipulates that all candidates seeking admissions into the universities, polytechnics, monotechnics, colleges of education and Innovative Enterprises Institutes, Police Academy and the Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA, must sit for the UTME being conducted by the JAMB.

“The board will continue to appeal to the various state governments concerned to provide their indigenes with enough capacity building programmes that would allow them apply directly to the board so as to compete favourably with their counterparts in other states of the federation. Let me once again state that candidates are allowed to change their choices of institutions and courses only once,’’ he added, noting that the change of institutions must be effected before May 17, 2013, or  two weeks from yesterday

Ojerinde stressed that the Computer Based Test, CBT would hold from Saturday, May 18, 2013, to June 1, 2013 and requested candidates to ensure that they reprint their e-registration slips afresh so as to be sure of their centres.

By Favour Nnabugwu/VANGUARD

BREAKING NEWS: JAMB RELEASES 2013 UTME RESULTS!

Candidates writing the UTME at the University of Abuja, Saturday.

Bwari (FCT) – The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results.

The board, however, withheld 12,110 results for possible disciplinary action.

The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, announced this at a news conference on the release of the results in Bwari, FCT, on Friday.

The registrar said after thorough processing of answer scripts of the candidates who sat for the examination, the board discovered some forms of malpractice perpetuated during the conduct of the examination.

“However, the results of 68,309 candidates from various centres are undergoing further screening to ascertain the culpability of 12,110 candidates’ results.“

A total of 1,629,102 candidates applied to sit for the Paper Pencil Test (PPT), while 15,008 candidates applied for the Dual Based Test, bringing the number of candidates  to 1,644,110.

“The general performance of candidates in this year’s examination shows remarkable improvement compared with last year.

“Ten candidates scored 300 marks and above, while 127,017 candidates scored between 1-159 marks.

“About 40,692 candidates’ results were invalid due to either multiple shading or no shading at all.  After processing all the results, the board also discovered that about 47,974 candidates were absent.“

The registrar assured the candidates that their results could be accessed on the JAMB Website: www.myjambresult.com using their registration numbers.

He said about 40 centres would be screened to ascertain their culpability and warned the public against Internet fraudsters.

“Information reaching JAMB shows Internet fraudsters are already telling candidates that their results could be upgraded in one form or the other. “

This is pure deceit, the public and candidates are hereby advised to disregard these fraudsters since they do not have access to our data.

“Let me once again state that candidates are allowed to change their choices of institutions and courses once only, this change has to be effected within two weeks from today. “

Ojerinde said the Computer Based Test (CBT) is scheduled to take place from May 18 to June 1 and appealed to candidates to reprint their e-registration slips afresh to further ascertain their CBT centres. (NAN)

HERE IS NAKED GREED WORSE THAN KIDNAPPING AND ARMED ROBBERY...THIS IS THE WAY THEY UNDERDEVELOP NIGERIA!

NEWS HEADLINES

"Petroleum Minister, Allison-Madueke Defends Ceding Of NNPC’s USD15.72Trillion Oil Blocs To Her Company…Says Deal Not Covered By Public Procurement Act"

Defiant Nigerian Petroleum Minister, Diezani Allison-Madueke has defended her decision to transfer the ownership of four oil blocs owned by the federal government through the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited to a company owned by her and run by Mr. Jide Omokore,  Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept. The oil blocs are valued at over USD$15.72 trillion.

The minister’s defence of the flagrant looting of the nation’s commonwealth is coming barely 24 hours after a group of anti-corruption civil society groups petitioned the country’s now crippled anti-graft police, the EFCC to probe allegations bordering on the dubious secret transfer of the oil blocs. The NGOs petition was based on the action of a group of Delta state indigenes under the aegis of Restoration Niger Delta which had in a petition to the National Assembly accused the oil minister of secretly ceding the oil blocs to her company managed by Omokore.

Sensing that the issues will not be buried easily like her previous deals, iReports-ng.com gathered that the oil minister ordered her errand boy, who is the Group Managing Director GMD of NNPC, Engr. Andrew Yakubu to defend the deal. As a result, the GMD in a letter written and dated 30th April, 2013 to Senate Committees on Upstream and Downstream flayed the groups for raising allegations of impropriety against the Almighty Minister.

Inside sources in NNPC who are angry with what the minister has turned the organisation to told iReports-ng.com that already a whooping N5o million has been dished out to about five national newspapers in Nigeria to give the minister’s defence of the deal prominence in their papers tomorrow, Thursday May 2. ” I can tell you that the letter which is yet to get to the two Senate Committees we addressed it to has been leaked to some five newspaper editors in Abuja today so that they can help us put the story on the front pages of their newspapers tomorrow”, one of our reliable sources in NNPC disclosed.

iReports-ng.com gathered that a number of newspaper editors and publishers have been highly compromised by the oil minister and as a result, any negative report against the minister, her ministry or agencies under her is forbidden in their newspapers. Some recalcitrant reporters and editors were said to have either lost their jobs or gotten queries on account of this standing order.

In her letter of defence to the Senate Committees obtained by iReports-ng.com from a top official in NNPC, the minister said “We are very mindful of the objectives of the Bureau for Public Procurement and the scope of application of the Public Procurement Act and we wish to state that the Strategic Alliance Agreement entered into with the Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept Limited does not fall within the purview of the Public Procurement Act.”

Still defending the multi-trillion dollars oil deal, Allison-Madueke said “On the Petitioners allegation that the Strategic Alliance Agreement violates the Oil Industry guidelines, obfuscated as the allegation is, it is instructive to note that this transaction was not a bid process for the allocation of oil blocks. Therefore, the oil industry guidelines were not violated. In fact, the Agreement is in furtherance of the Federal Government’s objective of funding cash call obligations from alternative sources such as service contracts, Production Sharing Contracts and Alternative Funding arrangements as currently being practiced in the traditional Joint Venture operations.”

Our source further disclosed that the heavily paid for reports “will most likely dominate some of our national newspapers tomorrow and as we speak i can even tell you that we have some of the headlines some of the papers will use tomorrow in their papers, it’s that bad.” The letter signed by Andrew Yakubu with the title “RE: THE UNSPEAKBLY FRAUDULENT ALLOCATION OF NATIONAL PETROLEUM ASSETS TO MR JIDE OMOKORE AND MR KOLAWOLE ALUKO BY THE INCUMBENT HONOURABLE MINISTER OF PETROLEUM”,

is reproduced below:

“We refer to the petition written by Restoration Niger Delta dated 4^th March 2013 in which the petitioners made the following spurious and unfounded allegations against the management of the Nigerian  Petroleum Development Company Limited.

1. 
   

   That the officials of the Nigerian Petroleum Development  Company Limited, without tendering or bidding process, transferred production rights in OMLs 30, 34,26 and 42 to Mr. Jide Omokore’s Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept and by such transfer, 60% ownership of Nigerian Petroleum Development Company’s 55% equity interest in the affected OMLs are transferred to Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept.

   
   


2. 
   

   That the proven oil reserves of the blocks is five billion barrels valued at USD 380billion or N58.9trillion using the 2013 oil benchmark price plus 4TSCF of Gas valued at USD15.72trillion

   
   


3. 
   

   That OML 30 fetched the Federation Account USD50million as initial entrance fee as against USD1.3billion received by SPDC for its 45% equity interest in the same block.

   
   


4. 
   

   That the true market value of OML 30 divested to Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept would have been USD 800million if the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited had carried out open and competitive bidding process as required under the Public Procurement Act.

   
   


5. 
   

   That Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept has no functioning office or staff and has never executed a single oil-related contract and taken any project or produced any barrel of crude.

   
   


6. 
   

   That the execution of the Strategic Alliance Agreement violated the Public Procurement Act and the Oil Industry guidelines which demand that allocation of oil blocks and the award of service contracts shall be based on an open competitive bidding process.

   
   


7. 
   

   That a similar Strategic Alliance Agreement for OML 34 was finalized with Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept on May 25, 2011 for another USD500million for 60% equity of Nigerian Petroleum Development Company’s 55% interest while SPDC’s 45% interest in the same OML divested to Niger Delta Energy and Petroleum Company was sold at USD600million.

   
   


8. 
   

   That in September 2010, the Honourable Minister entered into a service contract with Seplat Energy International Limited through its Nigerian subsidiary, Mr. Kolawole’s Septa Energy Nigeria Limited for USD 54million as entrance fee. That the company will also recover its cost before sharing profit and can lift crude and keep the entire proceeds of sale abroad.

   
   


9. 
   

   That the Minister’s action amounts to a tactical reintroduction of the single source procurement practice abolished in the industry in 2004.

   
   

We have formulated six (6) issues to address the allegations made by the petitioner. They are:

1)      Whether the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited, through the Strategic Alliance Agreement, divested 60% of its 55% equity interest in OMLs 26, 30, 34 and 42 to Atlantic Drilling Concept Limited

2)      Whether the execution of the Strategic Alliance Agreement violates the Public Procurement Act

3)      Whether the execution of the Strategic Alliance Agreement violates the Oil Industry guidelines

4)      Whether the execution of the Strategic Alliance Agreement amounts to discretionary award of equity interest in OMLs 26, 30, 34 and 42 as alleged by the Petitioners

5)      The veracity of alleged proven reserves of crude oil and natural gas in the said OMLs and the quoted market value

6)      Whether the entrance fee paid by Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept can be considered as a payment for the acquisition of participating interest in the leases

Having formulated the above issues, we now proceed to address same thus:

1. 
   

   Whether the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited, through the Strategic Alliance Agreement, divested 60% of its 55% equity interest in OMLs 26, 30, 34 and 42 to Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept Limited.

   
   

The Strategic Alliance Agreement entered into between Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited and Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept Limited was not a divestment of Assets nor transfer of Operatorship but simply an alternative funding agreement in order to meet the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited’s cash call obligations in the affected OMLs

Unlike the divestment of the private equity owners’ (The Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited, Total E&P Nigeria Limited and Nigerian Agip Oil Company Limited equity interest to ND Western Nigeria Limited and Shoreline Nigeria Limited) in which the entire 45% equity interest in the affected OMLs were divested, the Strategic Alliance Agreement simply creates an obligation for Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept Limited to provide funding for the development of these assets as opposed to acquisition of equity interest in the block.

It is instructive to note that the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited is the Operator and still owns its 55% interest in OMLs. The Company has not divested any of its interest in the OMLs as erroneously alleged by the Petitioners. This can be easily discerned from the Strategic Alliance Agreement attached to the petition.

2. 
   

   Whether the execution of the Strategic Alliance Agreement violates the Public Procurement Act

   
   

We are very mindful of the objectives of the Bureau for Public Procurement and the scope of application of the Public Procurement Act and we wish to state that the Strategic Alliance Agreement entered into with the Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept Limited does not fall within the purview of the Public Procurement Act.

The Nigerian Petroleum Development Company Limited is by the Strategic Alliance Agreement receiving funds from Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept Limited to finance its 55% equity interest in the affected OMLs and not the procurement of goods, works or services as contemplated under the Public Procurement Act.

Therefore, it is absurd to suggest that the Strategic Alliance Agreement is in contravention of the Procurement Act.

3. 
   

   Whether the execution of the Strategic Alliance Agreement violates the Oil Industry guidelines

   
   

On the Petitioners allegation that the Strategic Alliance Agreement violates the Oil Industry guidelines, obfuscated as the allegation is, it is instructive to note that this transaction was not a bid process for the allocation of oil blocks. Therefore, the oil industry guidelines were not violated. In fact, the Agreement is in furtherance of the Federal Government’s objective of funding cash call obligations from alternative sources such as service contracts, Production Sharing Contracts and Alternative Funding arrangements as currently being practiced in the traditional Joint Venture operations.

4. 
   

   Whether the execution of the Strategic Alliance Agreement amounts to discretionary award of equity interest in OMLs 26, 30, 32 and 42 as alleged by the Petitioners.

   
   

As earlier stated, the Strategic Alliance Agreement is not an acreage award nor a divestment as ownership of blocks still remains with the Nigerian Petroleum Company, NPDC. It is only a financial arrangement between NPDC an Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept Limited to provide funds for the operations of these blocks. There has been no award of a block during the entire exercise not to talk about a discretionary award

5. 
   

   The veracity of alleged proven reserves of crude oil and natural gas in the said OMLs and the quoted market

   
   

There is indeed proven reserves of crude oil and natural gas associated with the SPDC/NAOC/Total divestment of 45% equity in the blocks. However, the quoted reserves of 5billion barrels corresponding to 60% of NPDC 55% equity is a calculated attempt to mislead the National Assembly and indeed the people of Nigeria as the entire 100% equity of the 4 blocks is not up to 5 billion barrels.

The actual revenue which is about 75% of the total reserves that is due to the Federal Government remains unchanged and has not been eroded as royalty and tax accruable to the federation account will be paid based on production. The market value as per the petitioner is only applicable if there is sale of assets, which is not the case. It is pertinent to state that the value of accruable to the Federal Government will always remain intact; as the Strategic Alliance Agreement will not impact the Federal Government earnings.

6. 
   

   Whether the entrance fee paid by Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept can be considered as a payment for the acquisition of participating interest in the leases

   
   

The entrance fee paid by Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept was to acquire the right to fund and not payment for the acquisition of participating interest in the leases. This is common practice in the industry and best international practice.

The entire petition is based on the assumption that 60% ownership of NPDC’s 55% equity interest OML has been assigned to AEDC. This is a gross misunderstanding or at the very least a deliberate distortion of the working of the Petroleum Ministry.

“Mischievous and vexatious as the petition may appear, we have taken the pains to bring the issues to the fore to enable an understanding of the essence if the Strategic Alliance Agreement. In the absence of the innuendo created by the petition, the Strategic Alliance Agreement is in fact beneficial to Government and in tandem with Government’s objective of seeking alternative sources of funding and has not contravened extant laws.”

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OUR COMMENT

1.Why does it look like President Jonathan is a hostage to some shameless thieves in Nigeria who use "South-South" appellation to pocket the oil industry? Yet the same "South-South" is  experiencing development less than 10% of what is being stolen? Why? Why? Why?

2.She once worked with Shell and is supposed to be well-educated and cultured.But below that surface beauty is an ugliness of indescribable proportion!. What does our oil Minister do to make her richer than the Presidents/Prime Ministers of the 7 most advanced industrial countries combined? Very soon all pages of the internet will be full of her adverts calling herself the best Petroleum Minister Nigeria ever had! Crap!


3 This naked thievery must be challenged in court.( but note that the US Dollars in the report might be Naira!) Over to you Civil Rights Lawyers and Accountants.Where is Lawyer Kenyamo? Or have EFCC legal contracts been used to shut him up?...