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Some of you saying he should have prayed before making sex.....How many of you do pray before having sex? Immediately you see ass, nothing again shuu.

This is too bad. Rest in peace to the dead. From kennyrichie

I have already instructed my people in US such as Texas, Indianapolis and California not to lose their votes.....CLINTON ALL THE WAY

I have already instructed my people in US each as Texas, Indianapolis and California not to lose their votes.....CLINTON ALL THE WAY

In this economic downturn....... 100K nawa o

FROM ADEYENI KEHINDE TOSIN, I say happy married life to Mr JELILI

The uniqueness is incomparable

I can't wait to see the final results of this election.

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Good to hear from them[b]Good to hear from them[/b]Good to hear from them

Good to hear from them

interesting...

A demotion indeed.

A must watch for me

This is very serious

Nice one

[quote author=FunkyMetahuman post=49218170]States to relocate to if you would love to work at radio stations.

at least to increase your chances ..


Number 1,
Lagos State. - Ikeja

234Radio - Internet Radio; broadcasts from Nigeria, UK, USA and Jamaica - www.234radio.com . 234Radio is also available on Android and iOS platforms.
88.9 - Brilla FM - Sports Broadcast only
89.7 - Eko FM, Ikeja
90.9 - Top Radio FM
91.3 - Lagos Talks FM
92.3 - Inspiration FM -
92.9 - Bond FM
93.7 - Rhythm FM
95.1 - Wazobia FM
95.7 - LASU Radio (Lagos State University , Ojo, Lagos)
96.1 - Lagos Traffic radio
96.5 - Urban96 FM, Lagos
96.9 - Cool FM
97.3 - Classic FM
97.7 - Metro FM - FRCN
98.1 - SMOOTH FM, Lagos
98.5 - Soundcity FM, Lagos
98.9 - Kiss FM, Lagos
99.3 - Nigeria Info
99.9 - The Beat FM, Ikoyi Lagos
100.5 - RayPower FM, Alagbado
101.5 - Star FM, Ikeja
102.3 - Radio Continental, Ikosi Ketu, Lagos
102.7 - Naija FM
103.1 - Unilag FM (University of Lagos)
103.5 - Choice FM now Radio One - FRCN
104.1 - RCCG Radio, Lagos-ibadan express way
105.1 - CityFM, Oregun, Lagos
105.9 - NOUN FM (National Open University of Nigeria) Victoria Island
106.5 - Faaji FM (Also of Raypower FM)
107.5 - Radio Lagos, Ikeja (Also of Eko FM)

Total 31.


Number 2,
Oyo State - Ibadan


89.1 - Lead city (University) FM, Jericho, Ibadan
90.1 - Space FM, 136, Liberty Road, Ibadan (1st Trilingual Radio Station in Nigeria)
91.5 - Star FM, Secretariat, Ibadan
92.1 - Ajilete FM, Gambari, Ogbomoso
92.5 - Impact Business Radio, Akobo, Ibadan (Nigeria's first Business Radio)
93.5 - Premier FM (FRCN), Dugbe, Ibadan
95.1 - Raypower FM, Cocoa house Dugbe Ibadan
96.3 - Oke-Ogun FM, Alaga
96.3 - Lagelu FM ( also of Splash FM)
97.9 - Beat FM, Bodija, Ibadan
101.1- Parrot FM, Ogbomosho
98.5 - Oluyole FM, Old Ife Road, Ibadan
99.1 - Amuludun FM, Moniya, Ibadan
101.1 - Diamond FM, University of Ibadan, Ibadan
105.5 - Splash FM, Felele, Ibadan
100.5 - Inspiration FM
102.3 - Petals FM, Old Bodija, Ibadan
102.7 - Naija FM, Bodija, (Also of Beat FM)
105.9 - Fresh FM, Ibadan
756 kHz - Radio O.Y.O Ile-Akade Orita Bashorun (Radio AM)
Amour Radio - www.amourradio.net (Online Radio)
92.9 - Royal root Fm
100.1 - Jamz Fm


Total 23
Owk.

Oba of Benin, the development of your region should be of paramount importance to you than engaging in an unproductive issues

I will be right back

A fresh crisis looms as the state governor, Mr Rauf Aregbesola, has
converted the four tertiary institutions in the state to vocational institutions
and tutorial centres, as part of his administration’s restructuring policy.
The affected institutions, namely Osun State College of Technology, Esa-Oke;
Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Osun State College of Education, Ilesa and Osun
State College of Education, Ila-orangun have been ordered not to admit
students for the 2015/2016 academic session.
In the same vein, applicants into the four institutions have been prevented
from writing the post-UTME examination which they had already paid for.
However, the state deputy governor, Mrs Titi Laoye Tomori, declared that the
state government would not merge the institutions, but might not admit
students in the next academic session, saying that “What we are doing is
restructuring.”
Following the controversial decision, 14 lecturers of the Osun State College
of Technology, Esa-Oke, were allegedly arrested by the State Department of
Security Services (DSS) over their condemnation of the new government
policy and removal of the provost of the institution over his initiation of
admission processes for the 2015/2016 academic session of the institution.
The lecturers were reportedly taken to Osogbo, the state capital, for
interrogation, after being accused of threatening the life of one of the
institution’s top shots and sabotaging the government’s policy.
Sources disclosed that the provost of the state College of Education, Ila-
Orangun, Dr .O Gbadamosi, was allegedly sacked by the governor for flouting
the order restraining the institutions from going ahead with the admission
process, while a professor was brought from Lagos to take over the mantle of
leadership of the college.
Dr Gbadamosi, Sunday Tribune learnt, had conducted the post-UTME
examination for about 4,000 applicants for the National Certificate in
Education (NCE) programme in October and later sent the list of the
successful candidates to the JAMB office in Abuja.
Sunday Tribune gathered that about 10, 000 candidates applied to the Osun
State Polytechnic, Iree and the Osun State College of Technology, Esa-Oke for
various courses, but the management of the institutions could not proceed on
the admission for fear of being sanctioned by the state government.
The governor, Sunday Tribune learnt, had invited the chairmen and chief
executives of the four tertiary institutions to a meeting where he briefed them
on his plans to proscribe National Diploma and Higher National Diploma
programmes in the polytechnics and colleges of education.
Governor Aregbesola was said to have mandated the institutions to embark
on remedial and tutorial programmes for secondary school students who could
not pass their ordinary school certificates, IJMB, Cambridge Advance Studies
and UTME, while mandating the four institutions to venture into vocational
courses like bricklaying, carpentry, hair dressing, electrical installation, air
conditioning and refrigeration, shoe making, soap making and production of
disinfectants, which would earn the artisans a three- month certificate course
or a year diploma programme. The intention is to reduce the four institutions
to two by merging Osun State Polytechnic Iree with the State College of
Technology, Esa-Oke and Osun State college of Education Ila Orangun with the
Ilesa campus, which would reduce the management staff and governing
councils.
The development, which had forced the institutions to be advertising the
vocational education and remedial programmes on various broadcasting
stations in the state, had generated ripples within the host communities, as
monarchs and community leaders had paid courtesy visits to the governor to
rescind his decision, but to no avail.
The chairmen of the two polytechnics, Mrs Olu Maduka and Professor
Fagbenle had vowed to turn in their resignation letters if the governor insisted
on proscription of admission for all categories of students in the schools,
saying the policy could tarnish their image.
Meanwhile, a group, Concerned Parents of Applicants into the institutions,
has indicated its plan to sue the State government and authorities of the
Institutions for what it described as “fraudulent acts of the institutions to sell
POST UTME and NCE and HND forms to the applicants without offering them
the admission, while those who also went through the preliminary programmes
in the 2014/2015 session may not also be allowed to proceed to the regular
course.
A parent who spoke with Sunday Tribune said: “The state government ought
to have written JAMB since two years ago to remove its institutions from the
brochure. By this, our wards wouldn’t have chosen the institutions. At the
appropriate time, we shall take them to the court.”

SCORES INJURED IN HONG KONG FERRARI ACCIDENT
At least 124 people were injured when a high-speed ferry travelling to Hong
Kong from Macau hit an object in the water.
The ferry, with 174 passengers and crew on board, lost power close to
Lantau island, at about 18:00 local time (10:00GMT) and began taking on
water, official told the BBC.
Marine police boats were sent to rescue the passengers, with local media
saying many had injuries to limbs and faces.
Some passengers waited on board to be rescued for several hours.
“The lights suddenly went out. It was chaotic at first but then the
passengers managed to calm down soon,” one passenger told the South
China Morning Post.