₦airaland Forum

Stephansmily:
Lol

U knw wah ah mean

How do I know? I no be winch na

Stephansmily:
Derailers

No rail or train here so nothing to derail.

Is it not possible to probe the activities of power sector players who deliberately subjected Nigerians to darkness just to make GEJ look bad? Can't this probe be carried out?

This writer is my friend.

Stephansmily:
I see u've finally found love


Age is just a number


Bt wait till she turns 18.

It would have been better to spell your name with 1k note.

I have been waiting for the usual rallies and media interviews for long now but I am losing my patience.
The rallies were held every other day or even daily especially when the election was close.

When was the last time #bbog trended on twitter?

Haha
Hahaha
hahahaha

Okonjo Iweala spotted at Aso Rock first gate at 1 am trying to sneak in-Omenka

Okonjo Iweala sends World Bank president to beg Buhari for her- Beremx

Jonathan spotted in Otta in company of Emeka Anyaoku and Ghanaian President-Seun

Buhari's body language has brought down inflation- obiagelli

INTROVERT:
This kinda news this early Saturday morning when people are still sleeping.

You be winch?

Lalasticlala, no link but this is true
If you won't take it to front page, stick it

HDee:
how true is this??

It is very true.

Here to read girls comments

The Federal Government has started what may lead to the collapse of the Universities in the country. FG has not reduced its monetary subvention to Universities but have decided to tamper with monenies of departments in the central bank. For instance, the IGR account of a certain department in UNIZIK has been wiped clean. FG has also mandated part-time courses which also help with revenue generation be stopped. This was made known this afternoon to a combined gathering of academic and non-academic staff unions. Students should get ready for some months at home.

Do not ask me for source. This is as authentic as the smell of your shyte.

1984 is here again

Passingshot: why revival of refineries should be a credit to Buhari not GEJ

agaba123: Lawmakers going on frequent recess because they cannot work without GMG

I just checked it said my phone is not available. I don't know if that is acceptable or does it have to say switched off?

ShutdownBrown24:
I saw this waec result from my friend cousin, I was wondering is kind of waec result possible in Nigerian. OK if it is possible, did the candidate use is own brain to write this or did the person used any expo or is it a mistake from waec.

This are the questions I do ask my self. So see for your self is this possible in Nigeria?

I know someone who got 6 A1s, 2 A3s and 1 C. So it is very possible A1s in Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Georgraphy, Agric, Igbo, A3s in Further maths and Physics, English-C5
I have also seen all As with 7 A1s

Hahahahaha
Good news

Where is everybody?
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: Swimming, swimming, Swimming

Monday......

Tuesday: Press ups, crunches, plank etc

konos:
Any land available for sale in abakaliki

pm me if you are serious

Tell him

Olamipapa:
Buhari should probe the road.

Supported

Buhari will never change walahi talahi

1984 like measures

simongonner:
The i edia campaign has once again been launched by political elements to make the former Minister the culprit in a non-existent scandal.

“The alleged diversion has no substance for the simple reason that the Kano-Lagos project was not even among the projects presented for funding by the China EximBank for several strategic infrastructural projects across the country.

“In fact, it was the Lagos–Ibadan rail project, not Lagos-Kano rail project that was proposed in the original application to the China-EximBank. But in the end, no funds were assigned for the Lagos-Ibadan rail project by the China-EximBank.”



http://www.punchng.com/news/600m-chinese-rail-loan-not-diverted-okonjo-iweala/

I saw another version somewhere that will be interesting to babaonechance supporters.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
Alleged Diversion of Chinese Rail Loan Untrue
- Kano-Lagos rail project not funded by China-EximBank
- China-EximBank keeps and disburses funds for approved projects to contractors based on milestones; funds are not domiciled with Finance Ministry
Since this story was first reported, we have continued to receive media inquiries regarding an allegation reportedly made by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transport, Alhaji Mohammed Bashar, that a substantial part of a $1bn loan obtained from the China-EximBank by the Jonathan administration for a Kano-Lagos rail project was diverted to other projects.
I want to state categorically that there is no truth in the reported allegation. Anyone who is interested can cross-check with the China-EximBank or the Chinese Embassy.
It is noteworthy that even though President Buhari, in his reported comments on the allegation, made no reference to Dr. Okonjo-Iweala but rightly stressed the need for due process and transparency in the execution of public projects, a sponsored media campaign has once again been launched by political elements to make the former Minister the culprit in a non-existent scandal.
The alleged diversion has no substance for the simple reason that the Kano-Lagos project was not even among the projects presented for funding by the China Exim Bank for several strategic infrastructural projects across the country.
In fact, it was the Lagos–Ibadan rail project, not Lagos-Kano rail project that was proposed in the original application to the China-EximBank. But in the end, no funds were assigned for the Lagos-Ibadan rail project by the China-EximBank.
The fact which can be confirmed is that the following projects which are at various stages of progress are being funded from facilities obtained from the China-EximBank:
- $500m for the expansion of four International Airport Terminals in Lagos, Kano, Abuja and Port Harcourt.
- $500m for the Abuja Light Rail project
- $984m for the Zungeru Hydro-electric power project
- $100m for the Galaxy Backbone project
It is also important to note that even if the alleged project was on the list of China-EximBank funded projects, diversion of any Chinese funds would have been extremely difficult because the terms of the contract and the processes would simply not have permitted such action.
The procedure is that funds for approved loans remain in the China-EximBank and are released directly to the Chinese firm executing the contract only after the presentation of duly certified proof of work by the responsible Ministry, in this case it would have been the Federal Ministry of Transport, based on the agreed milestones.
For the sake of emphasis, the China-EximBank does not disburse money directly to government and therefore the issue of diversion does not arise.
This is yet another example of the kind of whispering campaign of calumny, innuendo, misinformation, and outright distortions being perpetrated by certain political elements against Dr. Okonjo-Iweala in a bid to try to damage her reputation.
We are confident that those behind this campaign will continue to fail.
We respectfully request the media to refrain from attaching Dr. Okonjo-Iweala's name and photographs to spurious and unfounded allegations. Dr. Okonjo-Iweala as a Nigerian citizen in a democracy, a citizen who has served her country with honesty and integrity, also has some fundamental rights to justice and fair play.
Thank you.
Paul C Nwabuikwu
Media Adviser to Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

Why did they remove the highlighted portion from the punch article posted here?

I like. For reference purposes too

I am waiting for Genevieve to mistakenly pay money into my account

The demolition Governor

ECOTERRORS:
Nigeria has really been sold to the dogs, an analyisis that was countered with credible answers that passingshot all but hid his head in shame will be featured in SR



Tell me a joke and I will ask of Sahara reporters

That tell you the quality of brains in Sahara TV or rather the level of hipocrisy which we have all seen.

They no longer report from "the war front, in the North East", Chibok girls are no longer mentioned......

frankyychiji:
You mean the garrulous Prof Sagay? Sorry, because you will never find him when you need him! What about the Ahoy himself, one of his brothers suggested yesterday that he was going senile! Yes! The Ahoy, best known for his wine "connoisseuring" skills is going senile! Ok maybe you meant the Navigator in Chief, oh yes! The Baba himself, the old foxy one, this one is happening in his backyard ooo!





....the spell of mass hypnotism cast on the entire south west by their asiwaju for the past 16yrs is gradually loosing its potency! The people are now asking questions in Osun, Lagos and Ogun states! May God help them in their quest for freedom, AMEN!!

well said sir. How are you?

ishowdotgmail:
The Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, has ordered the sacking of six officials of the state Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, including a secondary school teacher, over alleged offensive examination question.

Those sacked include two Grade Level 17 officers, Mrs. Folashade Oresegun, who was the Director, Education Support Services, and Mr. Rotimi Odunsi, who was the Director, Curriculum Development and Evaluation, and a Grade Level 16 officer, Mr. Majekodunmi Oluwole.

Others are a Grade Level 10 officer, Mr. E.O. Asegbe, a Grade Level 8 officer, Taylor Damilola , and an English Language teacher in Mayflower Secondary School, Ikenne, Mr. Joel Adegbenro.

The sacking of both Oresegun and Odunsi has been converted to compulsory retirement while the four others were summarily dismissed.

Our correspondent gathered that their offence might not be unconnected with a comprehension passage in the English Language examination conducted by the ministry for the Unified Examination in Public Secondary Schools for the third term of the 2014/2015 academic session.

The offensive section was Section C, where the pupils were asked to summarise a comprehension passage on a policy defect on education.

It was alleged that it was considered too critical of the state government.

The section partly read, “There is no arguing about the fact that the government is merely paying lip service to the development of education. It is true that a lot of money is being spent on the education sector but with little or no impact felt by the people, except where we want to deceive ourselves.

“Many schools run by the government, which were formerly known for academic excellence have suddenly lost their prestige and are living on past glories. No wonder, many parents and guardians are threateningly left with only one option, to withdraw their wards from these schools to other ones that are better managed.

“The evidences to show that the government is not doing enough to assist in the development of education are many. Even pupils in both primary and secondary schools can volunteer a good list on their finger tips.

“One of the numerous indications is the government’s inability to pay running cost to schools. The running cost is the token amount per pupil paid to school administrators to run the affairs of the school in a term. This has been neglected to pile up for several academic sessions.

“Another one is the regular poor conduct of terminal examinations. These examinations are not usually conducted as and when due. The government may have one excuse or the other, but real educationists know that appropriate timing is a strong factor in the process of Continuous Assessment (CA) of students. Thus, a situation, where for instance, the first term examination is shifted to second term is an outright departure from the norms and ethics of Continuous Assessment.”

The summary passage was said to have been culled from Jola Adegbenro’s Issues on Education Today.

The governor and some other top government officials were allegedly angry with this section, which they believed made a veiled reference to what obtained in the state.

Consequently, the embattled officials were invited to Abeokuta last week to face a disciplinary panel set up by the state Bureau of Establishment and Training, where they were quizzed.

The state’s Head of Service, Mrs. Modupe Adekunle, while reacting to the sacking, said the government followed the due process “because the affected officials were given opportunity to defend themselves.”

She said, “I am aware that not all of them were dismissed, some had their appointment terminated and some were compulsorily retired.

“When the issue came up, the state government put in the necessary process, a panel was set up to investigate and based on their recommendations, the state Civil Service Commission has to decide. It is a decision that has been relayed to the affected officers.

“The normal process was that a panel was set up, the report was forwarded to the Civil Service Commission for the civil servants, the Teaching Service Commission, for the teachers.

“The decision was in line with the civil service rule, due process was followed to the latter.”



http://www.punchng.com/news/amosun-sacks-workers-for-setting-offensive-exam-questions/


Cc:Lalasticlala Ishilove

APC, changi
Where is Femi Falana sorry Gani Fawhemi I meant to say

M4gunners:
I'm just following up to see what happens. All i know is that Chibok girls is a scam.

Nobody is talking about Chibok girl any more.

No one is doubting the army any more. The military is now doing a noble job. Change of leadership? haha

denko:
The story of shekau is more of game than real who is shekau why the sudden acceptance of dialogue by the group. Time shall tell.

So true