seunlayi:
sss

lalasticlala:


http://thenationonlineng.net/new/photos-free-decoders-for-lagosians/

onyedikachukwue:
,

laplace12:
Which one is consat again?


Is it owned by conmen like Tinubu?

Guyman02:
Here is the picture of the Remi Tinubu Satellite Dish after installation

succulent:
Whao, nice one oooo

OrlandoOwoh:
She is promoting her husband's business. Good marketing strategy. After one month, or so, free subscription, they start paying on their own.

poiZon:

u no suppose comment for this shameless n useless empowerment in d name of constituency project.
Will she be subscribing it for them? N will it add money to their pockets every month end?

CSTR2:
dumb kleptomaniac.
Wife of a serial conman.
Her mate like dora akunyili have immortalized herself even when she was alive, remi thiefnubuu on the other hand is here busy playing amala politics.
Shameless people.

doublewisdom:
Seems nobody buys Consat anymore hence the "free distribution". Hope it comes with 3 years free subscription. If not, the 'give out' is simply a business strategy.

sanmibukunmi:
I would have been angry if she was sharing Dstv decoders....but seems its a Nigerian owned one, I will just chill.....we need to kick Dstv out.and let's develop ours.

Franchise21:
Is dat wat she was sent to Abj to do?

SEN. HILLARY CLINTON, 2000-2008



[img]http://cdn1.theodysseyonline.com/files/2015/04/13/635644936615165653-802553600_Hillary.bmp[/img]


• Wrote a section of the 2001 "No Child Left Behind" education law (PL 107-110) that authorized funding for recruiting and retaining high-quality teachers and principals, citing a projected shortage of 2.2-million teachers by 2011.

• Co-authored a 2003 law (PL 108-155) that compels drug companies to conduct pediatric safety tests when their products are prescribed for children. The measure strengthened an earlier law that awards manufacturers added patent protection, allowing them to market drugs exclusively for six additional months if they agree to test them for use on children as well as adults. The 2003 law bestowed the extra six-month extension even if the Food and Drug Administration orders the testing.

• Worked with Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., to add language to a fiscal 2005 defense authorization bill (PL 108-375) giving military reservists and members of the National Guard access to the military's Tricare health system even when they are not deployed. Previously, reservists only got covered while on active duty and for a limited time afterward. The measure came at a time when about 40 percent of U.S. forces in Iraq were reservists. Was enacted as law as part of a broader defense authorization bill.

• Sponsored a 2005 bill to distribute flu vaccines more efficiently, which inspired similar provisions in a 2006 law (PL 109-417) promoting adequate vaccine production and stockpiles to improve the nation's responses to public health emergencies.

• Wrote a 2006 law (PL 109-442) providing grants to state and local governments to pay for respite care services for family caregivers. (Respite care is designed to give principal caregivers of sick or disabled individuals temporary relief in their caregiving obligations.)

• Worked with Rep. Thomas M. Reynolds, R-N.Y., to insert language in a fiscal 2007 defense authorization measure (PL 109-364) keeping the Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station open at a time when the Pentagon was closing bases. The move saved 800 upstate New York jobs.

Number of bills sponsored: 635

Number of bills co-sponsored: 2,441

Number of bills sponsored or co-sponsored that became law: 54


More from: http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2008/mar/28/fact-sheet-clinton-obama-bills/

OrlandoOwoh:
She is promoting her husband's business. Good marketing strategy. After one month, or so, free subscription, they start paying on their own.

tayebest:
am waiting for her to say is from her wardrope allowance... Lol


Nigerian gullible since time immemorial

Alexander Ezenagu – Excelling Beyond Being ‘One-day Governor’







By the time he got to SS3, he was pronounced the best student in his school, and was selected to represent the school at the regional qualifiers of the 2004 Spelling Bee Competition organized by the New Era Foundation, a project of the former First Lady of Lagos State, Senator Oluremi Tinubu. He won and then had to represent Oshodi-Isolo Local Government Area at the state challenge, where he contested against 56 others and came third position in the contest. Although he was not the overall winner, his position still got him on to the “Council of One Day Governors”

In 2005, he was admitted into the University of Ibadan to study law. It was an uphill struggle to survive in school due to his family’s financial hardship. In order not to drop out of school at this stage, he began conducting extra tutorial classes in different courses for both his classmates and other students, in exchange for money. [b]He graduated with a First Class honours in 2010. Impressed by his success, Senator Oluremi Tinubu led a high-profile delegation to celebrate his graduatio[/b]n. Although filled with joy, he was still very concerned that he might not make it to the next level of the ‘Law School’ because of the high cost of tuition for the programme.



Although filled with joy, he was still very concerned that he might not make it to the next level of the ‘Law School’ because of the high cost of tuition for the programme.

Surprisingly for Alex, his Law School bill was totally paid by the organizer of the New Era Foundation and his maintenance was covered by a scholarship scheme established by the former chairman of Oshodi-Isolo Local Government Area, Hon. Afeez Ipesa-Balogun. Alex in gratitude for this made himself a personal promise, not to relent in his effort, but study as hard as he could.

In 2011, Alex did it again; he graduated with a First Class at the Lagos Law School and was called to the Nigerian Bar. His life’s journey had always been the such that he was hardly ever sure where the resources for his next step would come from, but he always just got himself prepared for the journey despite his situation.

Alex 2In December 2011, at the third reunion luncheon of the Council of ‘One-Day Governors’ organised by the New Era Foundation in Lagos, Alex being one of the past governors by virtue of coming third at the spelling bee competition, got a car gift from Senator Oluremi Tinubu, which was presented to him by Mrs Fashola. He also got to work at the law offices of Banwo and Ighodalo, a leading Nigerian law firm; where he was an integral member of the Finance, Projects and Infrastructure team and has been involved in local and cross-border legal advisory services.




Subsequently, he was admitted into the University of Cambridge for his Master’s degree in 2013, on scholarship and in June 2014 he was presented with his Masters of Law degree by the president of the University of Cambridge. He currently works with a Law firm called ‘Templars’. He has extensive experience advising in the areas of project finance, structured finance, corporate finance and securities law. His areas of expertise include Banking and Finance, Capital Markets, Mergers and Acquisition, Projects and Infrastructure, and International Tax Law.


http://www.growingupmag.org/alexander-ezenagu-excelling-beyond-being-one-day-governor/

anonimi:


Yes na.
If na you sef nko? When you have about 4 million consituents that have decided to do mumu for you like Lukman wey dey high on Lucozade

Let us compare with another senator in the land where many of Remi's constituents are running away to as she with her husband don thief our people tire =>Lol!!! How dare u compare both? It's like comparing Real Madrid and FC Elche