₦airaland Forum

Ladies and gentlemen, My BP is at its peak

mschubby:
unical nd u?

Hey fellow malabite
Have u printed ur call up letter yet?

Has anyone printed their call up letter yet?

Orrrrr make i follow them book space

YUNGCONCEPT11:
Many are called buh few are chosen ...12 first claass kudos to them sha....but their own first class 2 small oooo

That goes to show how hard is it to come out from unical with a first class . some 2.1 grade from unical is equivalent to first class in some other schools.
To be a malabite /malabrase no be beans talk.

Dharniel:
just 12, proof that they have a high population of lecturers who are sadist...

Point blank

Cute

The Sudden reconciliation amazes me alot..
I knew from the onset that these ladies were only trying to create buzz about the movie.there was no serious quarrel amongst them.
Thats the power of social media. U can easily deceive folks and make noise about nothing tangible.

These are hard times for the country

Times are hard

The hunter is now the hunted.
Despite this story, i think the judiciary is the least corrupt of all arms of government unlike the executive and legislature.
The ongoing anti graft campaign in Nigeria is a typical example.

Lai Mohammed tasks media on
N1.34trn loot
From Ikenna Emewu
Minister of Information and Culture,
Alhaji Lai Mohammed, yesterday
explained how the Federal Government
arrived at the N1.34trillion stolen
public fund it announced last week.
At a media chat with editors and
Bureau Chiefs in Abuja, Mohammed,
who was challenged to release the list
of the 55 looters and how the
government arrived at the figure,
rather tasked the media to embark on
its investigation and add the missing
ends.
He noted that within the period the
Federal Government reviewed, 2006 –
2013, the Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission (EFCC) filed
criminal proceedings against 55
persons that held public posts and the
total amount involved was the figure
the government announced.
Although the minister admitted that
most of those accused or charged by
the EFCC are still facing trials and
the allegations of monies stolen by
them not yet proven, he still noted
that the revelation was part of the
victories the government has gained in
the war against corruption.
He also derived validity of the
announced persons and money from
the popularity of the figures in the
media, to an extent that even the
United States Secretary of State,
John Kerry, quoted same as the sign
and extent of criminality in Nigeria’s
public sector at the just-concluded
World Economic Summit (WEF) in
Davos, Switzerland.
He charged the media to sustain the
support for the government in
fighting corruption, saying the
government has made a huge success
of positioning anti-crime crusade at
the front burner of national discourse
awareness.
He said the development is already a
big success on its own, even with a
vow that the government cannot stop
in its efforts.
Mohammed also assured that, “the paid
media blackmail, propaganda, attacks
and other counter-efforts by affected
persons are ways corruption fights
back. But all these are not enough to
stop the government because that is
the most important task the
government must sustain.
“The revelation and its popularity all
over the world has rattled the enemies
of the country involved in the
Dasukigate scandal into hack writing,
media attacks and other antics. We
therefore, call on Nigerians not to fall
for their tricks and keep supporting
the Federal Government in the war
against the culture of looting and
impunity.
“Another assurance this government
will always give the people of Nigeria
is that its only focus is not just
fighting the few corrupt Nigerians. It
has been part of the propaganda of
the affected persons that this
government has nothing else to offer
the people apart from fighting
corruption.
“That is not true because the
government must keep all its promises
to change Nigeria for the better. But
it has to start from the most
pressing issue, which is corruption and
will later touch on all other issues of
national importance the same way it
fought the insecurity caused by Boko
Haram till its present state,” he
explained.

Fisayo Falodi and Olaleye Aluko
There was pandemonium at the Omole
bus stop on Oba Ogunnusi Road in the
Ojodu area of Lagos State on Tuesday
after a traffic warden, Sunday
Charles, engaged in fisticuffs with a
motorist, identified only as Kingsley.
PUNCH Metro learnt that Kingsley,
who was stopped by a team of traffic
wardens at the junction, was allesgedly
beaten up by Charles for refusing to
part with N50.
The motorist lost three front teeth
during the brawl.
Our correspondents gathered that
Kingsley and some people in the bus
manhandled Charles and threatened to
drag him to the Ojodu Police Division
for the assault on the driver, before
some pedestrians advised them against
reporting the incident.
One of our correspondents observed
that at about 11.30am, Charles, who
was with three female officers and
four officials of the Lagos State
Traffic Management Authority, had
stopped Kingsley’s vehicle at the
junction.
The traffic warden allegedly demanded
N50 from the motorist before he could
let him go.
It was learnt that trouble, however,
started when Kingsley claimed that he
had earlier given N50 to the warden,
adding that he would not give him
another until evening.
Charles, who allegedly insisted on
collecting the money, was said to have
dragged Kingsley down from the
vehicle and punched him in the face,
during which the motorist’s three
teeth fell off.
It was gathered that Kingsley held the
warden and demanded medical
treatment. A large crowd was said to
have gathered at the scene and tried
in vain to separate the warden and the
motorist who held each other’s clothes.
Speaking with PUNCH Metro, Kingsley
said he refused to allow Charles to go
because he had injured him.
He said, “I am a commercial driver.
The warden stopped me about 8am and
I gave him N50. So, I was surprised
when he asked me again.
“I was going towards Agidingbi Road
when he stopped me. He demanded
another N50. I refused, saying he
should wait till evening. He dragged me
from the bus and started punching him
on my face.
“My mouth started bleeding. I realised
three of my front teeth had fallen off.
So, I grabbed his uniform. People
bundled him inside my vehicle and said
I should take him to the police station.
“His colleagues and LASTMA officials
stood away during the altercation
because he did not listen to them. I
suspect the warden was drunk because
of the way he dragged me from my
vehicle.”
A pedestrian, who was a witness,
Abiodun Dada, told one of our
correspondents that other traffic
wardens and LASTMA officials, who
were embarrassed by Charles’ action,
later calmed down enraged motorists
not to protest against the incident.
He said, “It was the warden who first
hit the motorist. He punched him on
the mouth and yanked out some of his
teeth. It was the blood gushing from
the driver’s mouth that attracted
pedestrians. We later discovered it
was an argument over payment of
N50.
“If not for the wardens and the
LASTMA officials who begged angry
motorists, the gathering could have
turned violent.”


www.punchng.com/traffic-warden-yanks-out-motorists-teeth-over-n50/

No doubts.. Like daddy like pikin

mrphysics:
NYSC has updated it's 2016 TT and the date of online registration rescheduled to start and end from 8th Feb. to 28th Feb.


www.nysc.gov.ng.

Lalasticlala, I think Nairalanders need this information, do the needful please sir. Good morning .

There is no shift in the orientation date..

After the drama

Mtn shud man up otherwise government would take over..
The mtn story is an aftermath of the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians by some south Africans. Its pay back time

Addicted to my phone.
Sometimes, it seems i cant go a whole day without it.

Interesting

Which of them is in more danger? Is it the guy with the gun or the one standing at the edge of the plank?

It seems the house was having a fashion show today. Maybe,
Mr senator just wanted to show his colleagues how nice his outfit looks on him.

Interesting

Lordmykel:
happy new year akbee.

Same here Lordmykel

tzoracle:
Where I stay my glo data speed Is up to 21mb/s
Simply buy a sim with the best coverage in your area,which in my case is glo

That one na 5g?

There is fire on the mountain

K

The Gambia has been declared an Islamic republic by President Yahya Jammeh who said he wanted to further distance the West African nation from its colonial past, UK Guardian reports. The tiny, formerly secular country joins the ranks of other officially Islamic republics such as Iran and Afghanistan. “In line with the country’s religious identity and values I proclaim Gambia as an Islamic state. “As Muslims are the majority in the country, Gambia cannot afford to continue the colonial legacy,” Jammeh said on the state television. The Gambia’s population of 1.8 million people are 95% Muslim. Jammeh said citizens of other faiths would still be able to practise. Jammeh, an animated orator who has earned the reputation for making surprise declarations over the course of his 21-year presidency, pulled the Gambia out of the Commonwealth in 2013, calling it neo-colonial. In 2007 he claimed to have found a herbal cure for Aids. In November the president announced he would outlaw female genital mutilation after international pressure that included a campaign by the Guardian. However activists have since said continued international pressure is needed for the president to pass his declaration into law. Despite strong commercial ties with Britain and other European countries whose citizens are regular visitors to the Gambia’s white-sand beaches, relations with the west have deteriorated in recent years. www.punchng.com/gambia-becomes-islamic-republic/

Hmmm