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No one

chronique:
I still don't understand what the dude was trying to get out of this whole thing. Some people just like fooling themselves. Time that he would use to hustle and make a living for himself, he's using it to do nonsense.

He didn't want to scam the owner of the house.

The intention was to use the house, the main house to close a deal.

He wanted to move in immediately if not because the house wasn't free,he would have invited victims to "his mansion" to finalize

Deep down in our heart,we all know that Tboss is the face of BBN.she was normally supposed to win,she carries the message which bbn wants to pass and what bbn stands for.



But we rigged her out,simple because of her arrogance ,we wanted someone that has a common association or resemblance with us ,a humble poor guys.
At the end the poor voted to their own,the rich and middle class voted their own.

The poor won because of one man one vote .





TBOSS the BBN winner that never won.




#you go dey busy dey compose write up only to see urseft for 2nd page if u no book space with"a letter ir smiley"

Uwa nmebi

The greatest mistake Buhari will do is to is to harass or challenge nnamdi Kanu or ipob.


It's grave sucidal to tamper with the Biafra agitation especially using "force"

History remembers Mohammed Farrah adid of Somalia and the American rangers,they fought with the entire city and they will killed like rats.

Who has watched black hawk down,that's a true life story of Mohamed Farrah.

Diagloue or a referendum will solve the problem completely.



Gracias.

Mohammed Farrah adid

You remember his story?

SageTravels:
Wow. I have been worried after reading the sun report on his 2 years jail ish. thank God for answering my prayers. so Happy for him
Just In Case
Iheanacho scored 21 goals in 64 appearances for Manchester City across all competitions.

One of the best goal/minutes ratio in Europe

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TonyeBarcanista:
Where is the link that Amaechi said he is Igbo?

2. Irrespective of 1, has the Position of Ikwerre Apex body and their Rumuomasi Declaration changed? (Check page 0 for it)

Meanwhile, I await the link



What's makes one Igbo or Yoruba is not by speaking the dialect, it is by heritage... #Blood!!!




The Fulanis are Fulanis not because they speak Fulano language but because they have common ancestry. If a group in Mali says they are not Fulani even though their language appear Fulani, then the man from Kano has no business disputing it. Allow people define themselves not you doing for them, that's honorable.

Mumu talk.

Read wetin u write.
E good for ya brain?

That guy just invested money.

She has no "friend"

Seun,the best csr you can do is to either team up with an IM company or you design your own.

This is harsh! Men.
No bf and I believe she is a nairalander with 5+years experience.

The wicked wife is born and brought up omo Yoruba but unfortunately got married to a good, honest and smart Igbo man.

What does that tell u about how inter tribal marriage?

I remember one post from billyonaire about the dangers of not marrying someone from your village.

sukkot:

E be like say everybody don go church? R remain us,make we dey freestyle for front page.

Define church?

The normal churches u see in Nigeria and Africa?

Or a church that upholds God'a total doctrine?


If it s the later,then no,it should be given to ceaser.

But if it is the oyedepo and ashomolowo's churches.
Then u cannot put something on nothing and expect it to stand.

Flashh:
So, does that mean the houshelp was picked from the gutter, without knowing her family, to tell them about this case?

Don't she have the picture of the house help?
Mumu people everywhere

Let's see university in America's statistics.

U.K. Is another brand to discuss,if they are so good why don't a U.K. Graduate practice their like America?

They ship them the next day after convocation.

American university stats please!

Yhemit:
LAUTECH will be Up and Running in 90 Days – New Council Chairman, Prof Afolabi
Jul 26, 2017
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Taking into account the need to urgently arrest the protracted crisis bedevilling Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomosho and the necessity of restoring the institution to its former glory, the Chairman of the newly inaugurated Board of Governing Council of the university, Professor Oladapo Afolabi has assured that LAUTECH will be back on its feet within 90 days.
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Prof Afolabi who gave this assurance on Tuesday, 25th July, 2015 while speaking at an exclusive interview on ‘Community Today’ an online television programme on CEOAfrica, stated that the newly instituted Board of Governing Council which was inaugurated on Monday 24th July, 2017 was given a mandate by the Governors of Oyo and Osun States to make the university work.
The former Head of Service of the Federation explained that upon receiving the mandate, a brainstorming session was held by the seven-man Board of Council where they devised a 90- day plan of action that will bring an end to the debilitating challenges that had the school shut down for months. He expressed hope that after the stipulated 90 days, the plans put in place by the council would yield positive results and get the institution running again.
He said “After our inauguration, we were given a brief and strong mandate by the two owner-state Governors to simply make the university work whichever way we can. So we had our first brainstorming today (July 25) and we have developed for ourselves a 90-day plan of action. We hope that within 90 days, we should see a difference in the university. So, let’s hope that we can get this plan quickly developed.”
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Stating that he would rather not disclose the details of the restoration plan, the LAUTECH Pro-Chancellor, revealed that his Council will have strategies developed to attract people – both staff and students – to the institution. He further noted that plans will be devised on restoring the excellent quality of education which the school is known for.
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State of University Education
Speaking about the state of the Nigerian University education, the former Pro-Chancellor of the Technical College, Ibadan explained that tertiary education in the country took a downward turn when education began to be politicised, adding that the quality of education got compromised with the advent of free education.
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Chairman of the newly inaugurated Board of Governing Council of the university, Professor Oladapo Afolabi
According to the Professor of Applied Chemistry, the rich quality of education was gradually eroded when people began clamouring for free education which inadvertently made a lot of students disinterested in acquiring university education. He said “Because we politicised education and said that education will be free, quality got compromised, such that even students are no longer inspired to remain in the university.”.
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Prof Afolabi further stated that the falling standard of education accounts for lack of motivation by the students, a trend which he blamed on the high rate of unemployment and over-populated labour market that cannot guarantee a good job after graduation. He however noted that efforts are under way to correct this anomaly with the creation of the Technical/Entrepreneurial University in Oyo State which would commence operations in October, 2017.
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He said “We are trying to correct this by having an entrepreneurial university in which case you go in as a student, we develop both your brain and brawn and you become useful to yourself as you graduate. You are not going to wait for anybody to employ you; you are going to create employment. That is why the university is located in an industrial zone so that you can have real hands-on training.”
Speaking further, Prof Afolabi identified poor-funding as another major challenge militating against university education in the country, a problem which according to him, caused quality professionals to leave that country’s university system for better pastures outside the country. “Our poor university system is caused by extremely poor funding. You will find that good quality people migrated from the system. We could not maintain good quality people here and we could not attract good quality people,” he said.
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The Professor explained that the best way to restore the Nigerian University system to its former glory is to put a stop to free tertiary education. He proposed that Nigeria should take a cue from Denmark where every student who gets admission into the university qualifies for a loan that can be repaid after graduation through a tax system. He also noted creating a society where graduates can be easily employed will go a long way in arresting the problems of education.
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To tackle the challenge of poor-funding in Nigerian universities, Professor Afolabi stated that the step to take is to ensure that universities are relevant and are autonomous financially, administratively and academically. “If universities are financially autonomous, they can raise their own fund within the scope of the resources available,” he said. The Professor explained that the way to get universities to be financially autonomous is for them to charge their fees appropriately, adding that the government can award scholarships to students who cannot afford the fees, rather than dole out subventions to the universities.
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Effects of Unionism on University Education
Expressing his opinion about the place of unionism activities in Nigerian universities, the former Federal Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour stated that he supports unionism activities but detests irresponsible unionism. He stated that collective unionism strengthens the cause however disruption of activities by unions can be detrimental to education.
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Prof Afolabi surrounded by Journalists present at the interview
The Professor noted that it is sometimes necessary for staff unions to agitate and demand their rights, especially when they are owed salaries. He explained that many of the strike actions embarked on by unions was necessitated by the stagnant pay package received in spite of inflation, recession and various economic challenges, adding that many a time, the demands of the union are ignored by the government until strike actions are embarked on.
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He therefore advised the government to take pro-active measures in preventing unionism agitations by negotiating for conditions that will be favourable to both parties. He also urged the labour unions to be reasonable and put the educational needs of their students into consideration when expressing their grievances. “Union leaders must know that the lives of their young students are on the line whenever school activities are disrupted. These young ones cannot stall their growth just because their teachers are on strike. So I urge them to be reasonable and considerate when making their demands,” Prof Afolabi appealed.
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.http://www.ceoafrica.com/viewnews.php?tabnews=39074

Them don sack the wicked and non performing tinubu?

Click like if u thing the topic was "5 ways to spot mr cassava"

Who have watched black hawk down?
When the American rangers tried to capture gen mohd farad adid.

SegunAdewole:
I finished there, all the best students in my class were Ibos.

This guy go dey interesting to follow. Baba I dey follow u.

what did they do with our fuel subsidy removal money?

majekdom2:
yea rite. But common sense should tell organisations accounts payable is better done in Naira since earnings are in Naira considering the exchange rate. They won't have to feel this burden this much.

They don't sell telecoms equipments in naira,you can't even buy it in Nigeria.
Collapse was sacrosanct not just to etisalat but to all companies that borrowed money.

See a lot of ICT company folded up or are still wangling and staggering today,my former company almost crashed.

One Monday management meeting my MD received a call and came back to joined us in the meeting looking sad.

The call was from FCMB,he said"I borrowed one million dollars and I can't even find where the money is,even though accountant said we made great gain from the loan"

Not twice the rate they borrowed,maybe thrice.

Buhari and his economic team caused it

How?

Ok bring out your calculator.

1.2bn$ borrowed at 150 naira to be payed back in 2years time=180bn naira to be paid back.

Let's say etisalat made an additional profit of 100bn naira that's 280bn naira right!.everybody rejoices.

Loan expires at the late 2016 dollar =504 naira,to pay back =603bn naira plus loan service charge say 630 billion to pay back.


What on earth can save them from not collapsing?

They made good profit for their business.

But it still wasn't enough.
If u look around and u want to be truthful,most company almost died or died because of Buhari.

Hepocrisy at its peak,

mbhs139:
Stop talking like a full and use your sense, at least, for once. What has Buahri got to do with this? Why are the other telcos not folding up? Your hatred for the man Buhari will not allow you see beyond your nose and make a reasonable comment like the educated person you claim to be.

Meanwhile, as times by, we will come to hear the real reason why the parent company, Etisalat Abu Dabi, pulled out of this deal. There's more than meet the eye to this saga.

Yes, they have to change the brand name, Etisalat because the parent company from Abu Dabi actually owns that brand, and since they have pulled out of the deal, and the company has actually been taken over by the Nigerian central bank, then the needful needs to be done.

Other telcos are also affected but not on this scale.

Buhari and his economic team caused it

How?

Ok bring out your calculator.

1.2bn$ borrowed at 150 naira to be payed back in 2years time=180bn naira to be paid back.

Let's say etisalat made an additional profit of 100bn naira that's 280bn naira right!.everybody rejoices.

Loan expires at the late 2016 dollar =504 naira,to pay back =603bn naira plus loan service charge say 630 billion to pay back.


What on earth can save them from not collapsing?

They made good profit for their business.

If they have truelu paid 45% then that have even paid more than they borrrowed in naira.

bbm2016:
You will just open mouth talk rubbish
Na buhari they control etisalat
Even when you stop shitting na buhari una go blame

Animanu

Buhari and his economic team caused it

How?

Ok bring out your calculator.

1.2bn$ borrowed at 150 naira to be payed back in 2years time=180bn naira to be paid back.

Let's say etisalat made an additional profit of 100bn naira that's 280bn naira right!.everybody rejoices.

Loan expires at the late 2016 dollar =504 naira,to pay back =603bn naira plus loan service charge say 630 billion to pay back.


What on earth can save them from not collapsing?

They made good profit for their business.

If they have truelu paid 45% then that have even paid more than they borrrowed in naira.

laladre:
Abi oloriburuku ni e ni, wetin concern Buhari with Etisalat... chai i cry for you... you need to go back to primary school, i guess dats where you left your brain.

He is correct.

Buhari and his economic team caused it

How?

Ok bring out your calculator.

1.2bn$ borrowed at 150 naira to be payed back in 2years time=180bn naira to be paid back.

Let's say etisalat made an additional profit of 100bn naira that's 280bn naira right!.everybody rejoices.

Loan expires at the late 2016 dollar =504 naira,to pay back =603bn naira plus loan service charge say 630 billion to pay back.


What on earth can save them from not collapsing?

They made good profit for their business.

If they have truelu paid 45% then that have even paid more than they borrrowed in naira.

omoelerin1:
can you explain what responsible for naira's tumble against the dollars? moreover who tells you naira depreciation is responsible for etisalat's failure to repay the said loan? you re an ignorant.

Make e end there,you no get respect.i no be your mate.

I asked for your own facts.

menxer:
The question you should ask, is why should a Nigerian company doing business in Nigeria borrow from a Nigerian bank in dollars?

They don't sell Telecommunications equipments abroad with naira.

omoelerin1:
just look at what tribalism has turned you to- a stack illiterate! i am sorry for you.

Idiot .. roll out your facts.