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tuasefemi: Nonsense! For mere fact that he graduated from the polytechnics has ruled out the mischievous rumour that he had only waec certificate

He may attend IB poly but not graduate. Why is it difficult to find any information on what Degree or Diploma he was awarded with at IB poly?

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Eligibility

Person must have undergone a regular course of study in Engineering Science of a duration not less than three years in a University or Technical Institution whose curriculum is approved by the Council, and completed such a course successfully, or satisfied the requirements of other Engineering Societies approved by the Council in respect of Engineering Education

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http://www.nse.org.ng/index2.php?page=member_appl

So according to the NSE membership eligibility criteria, you need a minimum of 3 years post secondary studies. If Aregbe has an OND (2 years) from Ib Poly, then he is unqualified to be an NSE member unless of course he presented to the NSE a forged HND certificate (something not impossible in those climes)

He graduated from The Polytechnic Ibadan where he studied Mechanical Engineering.

This is rather vague. What degree (or is it Diploma) was he awarded with? Is it HND or OND?

APC thugs arrested all over Owerri. They tried coming in through Bayelsa axis like they did during the war. Police awaited them at Onitsha bridge and they used backyard. Every hotel in Owerri is filled with them.

B-R-E-A-K-I-N-G News!
OSUN APC Youths Arrested In Imo
En-route to Anambra. - Police.
**they were caught with voters
cards registered in Anambra state and
other dangerous weapons. - CP
Mohammed
Kastina.
About 300 youths of the All
progressive
Congress (APC) described by Imo
state
Police Command as political thugs
from
Osun state were just arrested in a
hotel in
Imo state after a tip-off by hotel
staff.
The commissioner of police Imo
state,
Mohammed Kastina ordered for
their
arrest and detention. These
imported thugs
who lodged in Imo state for
onward
movement into Anambra state on
Friday
night for the November according
to the
confession of some of them.
CP Mohammed Kastina said that
"they
were caught with voters cards
registered in
Anambra state and other
dangerous
weapons".

[quote author=One_Naira]I asked that question sincerely. I wasn't trying to joke that time.
His neck looks weird and I was curious if there is something wrong with him.[/quote]Google ''Fasola photos'' and all that will appear have the rotten neck syndrome.

[quote author=One_Naira]Dude that is not a nice thing to say/rumor to spread if it is not true.
If it is true, cancer is one hell of a disease so I wish him luck[/quote]U ask kweshion, I ansa now u wan turn against me? Yu be polis?

see agbameta grammar

[quote author=One_Naira]What is wrong with his neck?

Am I seeing things or does his neck look weird like some kind of skin problem?[/quote]Are you the only one who does not know that Fas-ole has neck cancer? His neck is rotten and smelly.

[quote author=Mayor_of_Lagos]Why is airline begging you for business? That depicts the AIIA management in bad light. Whats wrong, do you not have a business operating unit or a liaison office?[/quote]All of SW only one airport. Na leg una dey use go London?

SLIDE waxie: If we dnt try to stop this 'get rich quick' syndrome plaguing the country now, the crime rate will left us all agape!!!

I beg wich kain grama be that?

Yoruba people will commit suicide on this one.

Our seven Nigeria stores sold more Moet than all the liquor shops in South Africa last year” – Shoprite
By Features Editor on August 20, 2013
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Ibadan shoprite

[b]A top government source in Ogun state recently disclosed that the recently opened Shoprite store in Ibadan met its revenue projection for 6 months in less than 8 weeks.[/b]

As food retail in South Africa is becoming more competitive, Shoprite is expanding in the rest of the continent. Sales climbed 28 percent to 11.7 billion rand in supermarkets outside its home market as the rand weakened against the dollar and some African currencies, making imports from South Africa more affordable. Supermarkets in the region contributed 14.2 percent to total sales.

Shoprite CEO Whitey Basson said “The non-South Africa operations are an opportunity to satisfy consumers’ appetite for upmarket products,” adding that the seven stores in Nigeria sold more Moet & Chandon champagne than all the liquor shops in South Africa last year.

In what position is a fake, unnamed Top government official from Ogun state (there is no shoprite in Ogun state) be to know the financial books of a private company? Fake Yoruba people creating fake website to promote fake information.

Theft at Shoprite Ibadan- (sent in by a reader)

Aug 1

Posted by Omo-olomo

I had a bitter experience shopping in the newly-opened Shoprite store in Ibadan on Saturday, July 6, 20132. In the store, my Samsung Galaxy tablet 10 was stolen from my bag in a baffling manner. When I discovered what happened, I immediately requested footages of my movement in the store from about 2.30pm when I last saw the tablet while in the butchers stand to 4.15pm when I discovered it was missing. Those in charge of the store later said it was only my upper body (head) that was captured by the Close Circuit Television. I find this situation to be unacceptable for such an organisation. I was taken aback by a similar development which made another customer to almost weep when she could not find her BBZ10.
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[b]I learnt that such has become a normal occurrence in the store. [/b]All I want is a playback of the CCTV for me to know what actually happened to my property while I was within the premises of Shoprite. Even if my tablet was lost, at least the camera would capture what happened to my property in order to avert further occurrence in future.

The authorities of Shoprite in Ibadan owe me an explanation and I need a response from them because I intend getting to the root of what happened to my Samsung tablet, especially the circumstance that led to its being stolen from my bag without me knowing.

Bukola Kehinde,

Irepodun Road, Orita UI, Ibadan,

Oyo State.


http://whatsupibadan.com/2013/08/01/theft-at-shoprite-ibadan-sent-in-by-a-reader/

emiye: Because, i pointed our your lies, you said i am ridiculous. Is LUTH the same as LASUTH?, Mr Ignoramus

Your intent was to ridicule Lasuth, the Lagos state governed teaching hospital, and Fashola for very dense reasons, but the hospital in discourse is a federal government teaching hospital.

Topic says LASUTH not LUTH. LASUTH is state-owned and it is dilapidated as the article indicates. Quit being blind and/or shifty.

MY EXPERIENCE AT LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL - By Bello Isiaka

Very crude folks
Now I know that Ogun is really the poorest state in Nigeria

[quote author=Warri _Pikin]Hehehehe...
That's a good one.
Seriously, i believe Ogun is the poorest Yoruba state. Its poverty is only hidden by its proximity to Lagos. If Ogun had been located near Kwara, it will be very obvious what i'm talking about.[/quote]You know wealth to them is about being able to buy amala and ewedu at the local market

Kairoseki77: Enugu has one of the smallest economies in NIgeria I would not be surprised if the airport suffers from low patronage.

Enugu airport is not for Enugu state alone. It is for an entire regions and adjoining states of Middle Belt and SS.

warlei: Give me a good reason why a private company cant conduct it?
stop this eastern mentality [everything that doesnt favour me is wrong]
Mscheww

Private company commissioned by somebody for obvious reasons will deliver for that person. Notice how everything is SW, SW. Go and read the entire document. You are in no way equipped to discuss with me. Let the fed data come out and let's see. It id due soon.