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 Politics › Re: Former Pres. Jonathan, PDP Were Not Mentally Prepared For Defeat – Buhari by Ambcharles(m): 7:14pm On Nov 16, 2015 |
These clowns were not mentally and physically prepared to lead. 1/8 and still counting.. |
| Politics › Re: APC Activist Omojuwa Criticises Buhari Government. by Ambcharles(m): 10:09pm On Oct 26, 2015 |
We know you fought for bread.its not forth coming brother. I always told anyone who cared that your were fake and insincere. I hate buhari but I still think he needs more time. Atleast 1 year and dont fear because Hunger wont kill you omojuwa. God will help you. Let me go and blast you on twitter |
| Politics › Re: Why I Appointed More Northerners” – Buhari Finally Opens Up by Ambcharles(m): 10:17pm On Oct 24, 2015 |
This I nigeria buhari. Its not your private estate hidden in abuja. Jonathan only succeeded in postponing for nigeria. You have been insensitive,non-challant and incompentent. You could not even hide your sectionalism for unities sake. So if tinubu did not foot ground for the VP office the useless yoruba's who fought for you would have no place? 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Why Do Most Igbos Hate Buhari For Nothing? by Ambcharles(m): 10:12pm On Oct 24, 2015 |
Your a big fool. Is buhari's lopesided appointment not justifying their hate. Igbo's remain your target 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Orji Uzo-Kalu Becomes President Of World Ship Owners Association (WSA) by Ambcharles(m): 11:16pm On Oct 16, 2015 |
Give it to him#He is a good businessman#oke osisi |
| Politics › Re: Iweala’s Latest Jobs Raise Concern Over Abuse Of Office And Conflict Of Interest by Ambcharles(m): 5:39pm On Sep 23, 2015 |
She keeps soaring higher. It pains so much. I know. But can you do anything about it |
| Forum Games › Re: 8 Out Of Every 10 Would Fail These!!! by Ambcharles(m): 6:54pm On Sep 19, 2015 |
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| Education › Congratulations : Meet The Gowin Country Representative by Ambcharles(op): 2:43pm On Sep 17, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: Tinubu Can Never Be As Great As Awolowo – Tunde Bakare by Ambcharles(m): 10:24am On Sep 13, 2015 |
It is so sad. Whats the basis for this comparism? Greed? Jealousy?.. TiNUBU is the greatest yoruba man alive.He does not need to be like awolowo because he can be greater than awolowo. That's if he's not as far as politics is concerned. |
| Travel › Re: Chief Caught With Cocaine At Lagos Airport(photo) by Ambcharles(m): 11:08pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
Poverty stricken yellowbar wont remember baba suwe 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: What I Benefited From Jonathan – Pastor Bakare by Ambcharles(m): 11:06pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
MR JOHN KENEDY OPARA spearheaded the sharing of billions. You need to see that mans estacode.He is almost like a governor. Buhari should look into the pilgrims commission.its a private estate 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Columnist JJ. Omojuwa Tweet: If You Love Your Hero by Ambcharles(m): 1:09pm On Sep 11, 2015 |
The question is WHAT has Buhari done so far?? What is buhari doing so far?? YOU cant have a ruling buhari and still use Opposition propaganda to sustain the lacklustre administration....So how how dry the statements are.. its because there are no accomplishments,no items no spice,no taste....NIGERIANS are watching!! Omojuwa have brain already. |
| Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Built On A Satanic Foundation- Femi Fani Kayode by Ambcharles(m): 9:46am On Sep 09, 2015 |
Leave it or take it. This man should never be taken for granted#Only deep thinkers will unserstand this 4 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Stop Insulting Jonathan, Ex-ministers Tell Buhari by Ambcharles(m): 11:13pm On Aug 30, 2015 |
Dr suleiman is a political scientist. Buhar should be careful least he is rubbished |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan, Madueke, CSO Obuah In Trouble Over $6.9million ‘mobile Stage’ Scandal by Ambcharles(m): 9:10pm On Aug 29, 2015 |
Thats how a foolish northerner said jonathan and anyim puis stole billions from the centenary city project.Buhari ordered for a probe. Recently the head of centenary city project abdulsalami and the arab investors visited buhari and it was said that its totally and investment worth billions of dollars and they had settled owners of the land. Buhari commended them for investing so much in nigeria. For how long are we gonna be tossed around?? Is buhari not a daft truely? Are the igbo's not vindicated for not voting him? ... 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Crafts(yorubas) VS Trade(kwarans And Ibos) by Ambcharles(m): 9:43pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
You dont compare an igbo man with other tribes because they dont regard others as achievers. .they are individualistic and their competition is between themselves mostly.This is one of the problems the face! |
| Politics › Re: On President Buhari’s Latest Appointment By Muhammad Malumfashi by Ambcharles(m): 2:36pm On Aug 28, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: PMB Achievement So Far (100 Days) by Ambcharles(m): 5:52pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
What can we say? I wanted change but I never wanted buhari. If can be true to ourselves you'll know that we nigerians deserved better. Its obvious we made a mistake. When you see a determined government you'll know. Check your date 27/8/2015 and our time continues tick. Which other business is more important than governance? Yes some say we should give him more time but YOUR NOT GROWING ANY YOUNGER..lets begin to voice out our displeasures now!!! Its democratic!! |
| Education › An Insight Into Studying Abroad: A Nigerian Perspective by Ambcharles(op): 3:37pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
An Insight Into Studying Abroad: A Nigerian Perspective - chris emetole Travelling abroad to study is a global practice that dates back to several centuries till this day and happens in nearly every parts of the world, including in developed and developing countries. Knowledge is universal hence the pursuit of it is also universal. Those who go abroad in pursuit of knowledge or are studying outside their country of origin or nationality are usually considered as international students. As expected, Africans and indeed Nigerians are not left out of this pursuit of universal knowledge. With a population over 160 million and the largest economy in Africa, Nigeria accounts for the highest number of international students from Africa travelling abroad for studies and ranks in the top five countries in the world alongside countries like China, India, Taiwan and Singapore. In spite of recent efforts to revamp the education sector in Nigeria, access to quality education remains a challenge. For example, there are nearly 1.7 million secondary school students seeking a place at university each year via JAMB/UTME, but the country’s education system can accommodate only about half a million students. These factors have contributed to a rapid increase in the number of students and families seeking study options abroad resulting in 71% increase in the number of international students from Nigerian in overseas institutions between 2007 and 2014. This growth is expected to continue and Nigeria is poised to be one of the most significant growth markets in international education in the decade ahead. Nigeria is projected to lead the world in tertiary-age population growth through 2024. The country’s population of 18-to-22 year-olds is forecast to grow from 16.1 million in 2013 to 22.5 million by 2024. In other words, there will even be more Nigerians travelling abroad for studies in the years to come. _ _ What then are the benefits of studying abroad? Below are some of exciting reasons to study abroad well-articulated by UNT international: Quality teaching in a safe environment . A good number of universities abroad offer access to high quality teaching using up to date techniques and facilities in a safe and conducive environment. Improve your professional and financial potential. International experience gained through studies and internships abroad forms an impressive part of any resume and enhances your employment opportunities income potential. Become fluent in another language. One way to truly become fluent in a language is to be immersed in it through constant usage and interaction. Take control of your future by exposing yourself to new paths. After studying abroad, you may find your travels and experiences have had a profound influence on your career or personal goals. Fight stereotypes by educating others about what you represent. Study abroad is a unique opportunity to educate others about who you are as an individual and as a group: This is your chance to be an individual, as well as a representative of your culture, and to encourage positive understanding of global diversity. Dispel your own stereotypes. In addition to serving as a cultural ambassador to dispel other's misconceptions, studying abroad gives you a chance to break down some of your own stereotypes about other countries and peoples. Improve your network through new friends and acquaintances. The relationships formed while studying abroad might become some of the deepest friendships you will ever develop. These relationships, insights, and outlooks are a critical part of the study abroad experience. You'll network with fellow students, teachers, host families and professionals, often leading to many great opportunities. Key steps towards studying abroad Identify your passion and career goals Identify a course or subject that will enhance your ability to actualize your career goals Decide on a country and University that will better equip you to succeed in career Have a budget (for tuition and living expense) Plan in advance (obtaining admission and visa can be a long process) Use a professional career and international education advisor Take a chance and give yourself a career lift. Study abroad! For further information and for profession advice on career and study options abroad please contact: Emetchris@yahoo.com |
| Education › An Insight Into Studying Abroad: A Nigerian Perspective by Ambcharles(op): 3:29pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
An Insight Into Studying Abroad: A Nigerian Perspective - chris emetole Travelling abroad to study is a global practice that dates back to several centuries till this day and happens in nearly every parts of the world, including in developed and developing countries. Knowledge is universal hence the pursuit of it is also universal. Those who go abroad in pursuit of knowledge or are studying outside their country of origin or nationality are usually considered as international students. As expected, Africans and indeed Nigerians are not left out of this pursuit of universal knowledge. With a population over 160 million and the largest economy in Africa, Nigeria accounts for the highest number of international students from Africa travelling abroad for studies and ranks in the top five countries in the world alongside countries like China, India, Taiwan and Singapore. In spite of recent efforts to revamp the education sector in Nigeria, access to quality education remains a challenge. For example, there are nearly 1.7 million secondary school students seeking a place at university each year via JAMB/UTME, but the country’s education system can accommodate only about half a million students. These factors have contributed to a rapid increase in the number of students and families seeking study options abroad resulting in 71% increase in the number of international students from Nigerian in overseas institutions between 2007 and 2014. This growth is expected to continue and Nigeria is poised to be one of the most significant growth markets in international education in the decade ahead. Nigeria is projected to lead the world in tertiary-age population growth through 2024. The country’s population of 18-to-22 year-olds is forecast to grow from 16.1 million in 2013 to 22.5 million by 2024. In other words, there will even be more Nigerians travelling abroad for studies in the years to come. _ _ What then are the benefits of studying abroad? Below are some of exciting reasons to study abroad well-articulated by UNT international: Quality teaching in a safe environment . A good number of universities abroad offer access to high quality teaching using up to date techniques and facilities in a safe and conducive environment. Improve your professional and financial potential. International experience gained through studies and internships abroad forms an impressive part of any resume and enhances your employment opportunities income potential. Become fluent in another language. One way to truly become fluent in a language is to be immersed in it through constant usage and interaction. Take control of your future by exposing yourself to new paths. After studying abroad, you may find your travels and experiences have had a profound influence on your career or personal goals. Fight stereotypes by educating others about what you represent. Study abroad is a unique opportunity to educate others about who you are as an individual and as a group: This is your chance to be an individual, as well as a representative of your culture, and to encourage positive understanding of global diversity. Dispel your own stereotypes. In addition to serving as a cultural ambassador to dispel other's misconceptions, studying abroad gives you a chance to break down some of your own stereotypes about other countries and peoples. Improve your network through new friends and acquaintances. The relationships formed while studying abroad might become some of the deepest friendships you will ever develop. These relationships, insights, and outlooks are a critical part of the study abroad experience. You'll network with fellow students, teachers, host families and professionals, often leading to many great opportunities. Key steps towards studying abroad Identify your passion and career goals Identify a course or subject that will enhance your ability to actualize your career goals Decide on a country and University that will better equip you to succeed in career Have a budget (for tuition and living expense) Plan in advance (obtaining admission and visa can be a long process) Use a professional career and international education advisor Take a chance and give yourself a career lift. Study abroad! For further information and for profession advice on career and study options abroad please contact: Emetchris@yahoo.com |
| Politics › Re: Your Biafra Agenda Will Fail Again – Arewa Warns Ndigbo by Ambcharles(m): 2:57pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
President buhari ought to work more for our general unity if he means well. Let me warn that the case maybe different this time around if biafra tries to secede 1 Like |
| Investment › Effects Of Cashless Policy On Average Nigerians by Ambcharles(op): 9:33am On Aug 22, 2015 |
EFFECTS OF CASHLESS POLICY ON THE AVERAGE NIGERIAN- favour uzoaru INTRODUCTION The Central Bank of Nigeria has introduced a cashless policy to reduce the use of cash in the country's economy which will brutally change some cultures and ways of life Very soon many Nigerians will no longer stuff their wallets and bloat their plastic bags with cash to town or market for businesses. Very soon armed robbers in the most populous country in Africa will no longer be able to make off with thousands and millions of Naira from their victims. The bandits will instead find plastic cards with a magnetic strip deep down in the stolen handbags and suitcases. And they may be frustrated for not being able to use the cards. This appears to be the new trend of life many Nigerians will be learning to live in the very near future after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recently announced it would transform the economy to a cashless one to reduce the amount of cash circulating in the country. Many Nigerians are yet to set their eyes on or own a payment card to operate in the new electronic payment systems, however, authorities and financial institutions are confident that aggressive enlightenment campaigns will be able to change that culture. In Nigeria, having or holding liquid cash is not only meant for purchases or payments. It yields a sense of security against uncertainties, like emergency health issues at odd hours, stumbling on a quick, cool business deal and prestige. How much can you donate or "spray" during social functions such as engagements, weddings, important birthdays, chieftaincy title ceremonies and funerals? These occasions are used to showcase not only the richness of their culture, but wealth and generosity. The cashless environment will certainly change behaviours and present a whole new way of life to many Nigerians but it will serve them right in the long run. Some of the benefits of the cashless policy: 1) Electronic payments will help businesspeople grow their customer base and resource pool, far beyond the limitations of their immediate geographic area. 2) Using a payment card gives convenience and security than making cash withdrawal and moving to where to make purchase. 3) It will drive the development and modernisation of the Nigerian payment system, promote transparency and accountability, reduce transaction costs and decrease the size of the gray or informal economy. 4) It will reduce pickpocketing and highway robbery which are rampant in Nigeria, where robbers are aware that travellers pack thousands and millions of Naira in their bags for their journeys. 5) It will help users control reckless spending and improve personal accountability. Visa and MasterCard in Nigeria say there are determined to accompany the CBN, the financial sector, consumers and businesses in making the cashless initiative a success. In a communiqué released in Nigeria's largest city Lagos last week, MasterCard said it would help Nigerian banks and retailers reinforce their capacities to facilitate the reduction of cash within their payment systems by offering innovative, safe and convenient payment alternatives to their customers. Visa announced last weekend that it had surpassed the five million cards milestone in Nigeria, as it continues to ramp up local in-market presence to support growth in the country and the push towards electronic payments. "Banks have continued to roll out more innovative electronic payment platforms to meet customers' expectations. Currently, banks have deployed about 100,000 PoS terminals and before the end of the year, if things go as planned, about 150,000 PoS terminals will have been deployed in Lagos alone," says Chidi Umeano, head of Shared Services at CBN. The above are signs that Nigeria is about to experience a new era in its economic life but it has to blend in with the financial cultures of the people to stay and strive. [color=#000099][/color]  |
| Politics › Re: Plot By APGA To Expel Okorocha Thickens by Ambcharles(m): 12:45pm On May 01, 2013 |
I've said it before,rochas will perform better under military sytem of govt....this is the first time. Rochas is ever winning an election,he is simply a use and dump kind of person,i remba hw he beeged to be given apga platform,no he's calling it ano ordinary traditional institution.....imo state politicians are known to be very proud people especially rochas,the apga chairman in imostate that rochas installed was simply his employee that worked in his hotel that he brought to become a state chairman,what about his deputy governor....he's busy running imo state like his private company...we'll shock him in 2015 dats if he'll last till den |
| Politics › Re: Okorocha Resumes, Donates N200,000 To Accident Victim by Ambcharles(m): 12:22pm On May 01, 2013 |
I jus pray God opens the eye's of imolite to see that this man is the biggest thief ever#hw can he forgive a man when he was at fault driving himself off the convoy line....he gave the man 200k to fix a 230E mercedes that collided with a sequi bullet prove jeep#will he aver repair he's own car and continue using it.....i pity the poor masses of imo state who are yet to open their eye 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Okorocha Leaves UK Hospital For Israel by Ambcharles(m): 11:37am On Apr 28, 2013 |
Rochas starting planning for imo state since 1999,he is wiser than most imolites,he has managed to decieve the masse to some extent...he's a capitalist who believes in making monetary gain....there is nothing in imo state done by rochas that he doesnt have a stake in#time will tell the gist.....the accident is a warning |
| Politics › Re: Boko Haram Always Hit Target Attacking Christians But Miss Attacking Muslim, Why by Ambcharles(m): 10:15pm On Apr 27, 2013 |
These religious gluttons also hit areas populated by the igbo's ....come to the southeast its one burial or the other of peoples killed by bomb blast in th north |
| Romance › Re: How To Know She Loves You by Ambcharles(m): 11:07am On Apr 27, 2013 |
Alll na lie joor#gurls are good pretenders 2 Likes |
| Celebrities › Re: A Nairalander Hanging Out With Dbanj & Don Jazzy (picture) by Ambcharles(m): 10:43am On Apr 27, 2013 |
 Bros your trouser don lick many many dust dat year |
| Politics › Re: Fasehun's OPC Threatens To Expel Gani Adams by Ambcharles(m): 9:44am On Apr 27, 2013 |
 Personal interest fight |
| Politics › Re: Jonathan Grounds Governor Amaechi's Bombardier Jet In Akure Airport by Ambcharles(m): 10:33pm On Apr 26, 2013 |
Nevertheless,political power can be can be channeled through any source#remba th commisioner for information was surmoned by th NSA to account for the helicopters recently purchased by RvSG |
