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our choice our pride. sai Mallam El Rufai

We shall defeat BOKO HARAM as we defeated their creators PDP. BY GOD GRACE. fuc.k the Biafrauds.

I didnt know Barcanista is more clueless than his pay master Gej. Barcanista the dullard.

Beautiful Olamide Aroguma is the current Miss
Global Peace Nigeria 2015. She is so passionate
about touching lives that she set up an
empowerment program on skill acquisition
immediately she assumed office. In this interview,
she talks about the programme, her modelling
career and other issues. Excerpts….
Olamide Aroguma
By JULIET EBIRIM and KEHINDE AJOSE
How did you get to be part of the Miss Global
Peace Nigeria pageant?
I saw it online and a friend of mine told me to go
for it and I decided to purchase the form.
Have you participated in a beauty pageant
before?
Yes, I represented Kaduna State at the Most
Beautiful Girl in Nigeria Pageant in 2011.
When did you start modeling?
I started immediately after MBGN. Before then, I
wasn’t into modeling.
So, what gave you the confidence to go for the
MBGN contest even though you weren’t yet a
model?
Before the MBGN pageant, people used to tell me
to go into modeling since I’ve got the looks. So, I
decided to give it a shot.
What’s being the Miss Global Peace all about?
The office of the Miss Global Peace 2015 signifies
unity and peaceful co-existence. My role as the
queen is to ensure peace and unity among
communities. People can come to me to render
any assistance within my power.
How have you been carrying out your
responsibilities?
I have an empowerment programme on skill
acquisition. People come there and we teach
them how to design outfits, soaps and other
things.
What makes the Miss Global Peace pageant
different from other pageants?
I think other pageants emphasize more on beauty
rather than passion. They organise the pageant
and it ends there. The queens come on air and
talk about their projects, but you don’t see them
physically carrying them out. Even if the
government is supposed to provide for its
citizens, we still have to do something on our
own. I’m passionate about touching lives and
helping others, that’s why I created the
empowerment programme.
Since becoming queen, what has changed about
you?
Nothing really, I’m still the same person. It’s just
that I go for events and people want to take
pictures with me.
Are there times when you just feel like being you
without the fame and glamour?
I’m always me. I’m more of an introvert. I spend
more of my time with my family and watching
movies. When I’m not carrying out my duties as a
beauty queen, I stay indoors. I’ve never had many
friends and the few friends I have are happy for
me.
What are the advantages of being a beauty
queen?
People give you audience, they want to listen to
what you have to say. Besides, it has opened
doors for me in so many ways.
What prices have you paid to get to where you
are?
After MBGN, when I started modeling, people
would call me for casting. You could go for about
five castings in a day and still not get picked. You
keep spending your money going from one place
to the other to no avail. You get sad and
frustrated, but at the end of the day, I think all
that has made me who I am now.
Describe your dream man?
There’s no dream man. People just lust over
things that are not reasonable. Most times, we
end up falling for someone who’s not our dream
man. I don’t have a picture in my head, I just
believe in wherever love takes me. I can fall in
love with anybody as long as he’s Godfearing.
(Cut in) Do you believe in love at first sight?
I actually don’t. I believe we need to take time to
know ourselves and then, grow in love instead of
falling in love.
Have you ever fallen for someone at first sight?
No, I haven’t. I can see someone for the first time
and really admire the person. But fall in love?
That’s a big one.
Have you ever had a crush on someone?
When I was younger, I used to have a huge crush
on Thierry Henry, the footballer. We are just two
girls in my family, which explains why I was the
tomboy. I used to watch football a lot with my
dad. While watching Thierry Henry play football
on TV, I’d tell my dad ‘That’s my future
husband!’.
Now that you’re older, who’s your crush?
That would be Prof. Attahiru Jega (Laughs). I
love his calmness and the fact that he’s so
composed and cool.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/i-have-a-crush-on-prof-jega-olamide-aroguma/#sthash.sKzch6sK.dpuf

Elder statemen indeed.

http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=cvcc5QcAAAAJ&hl=en see his journals here.

jesussaves22:
Yes oh only in the north. In fact they are waiting for him to finish his phd so that they will make him HOD. Come to uniport and try that. My project supervisor who got his phd in 2007 with over 28 scholarly articles and journal both in Nigeria and international is still not a senior lecturer in UNIPORT. Can this young Professor boost of 20 scholarly articles and journals Only in the north....... In UNIPORT you most be a senior lecturer before you dream of professorship when you most have gotten the requirements for professorship.

thats why GEJ got his phd their without any traceable thesis. except the theory of Goat and Yam on Close Proximity. useless people. keep hating while North is progressing.

Ahmed Doko Ibrahim Professor, Department of Quantity Surveying, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria Cost modelling, Procurement, Continuous improvement Verified email at abu.edu.ng Citation indices All Since 2010 Citations 82 76 h-index 5 4 i10-index 1 1 Title Cited by The analysis and allocation of risks in public private partnerships in infrastructure projects in Nigeria AD Ibrahim, ADF Price, ARJ Dainty Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction 11 (3), 149-164, 2006 33 Evaluating the Impact of Risk on Contractor's Tender Figure in Public Buildings Projects in Northern Nigeria LO Oyewobi, AD Ibrahim, BO Ganiyu Journal of Engineering, Project, and Production Management 2 (1), 2-13, 2012 7 Concept of value for money in public infrastructure development AD Ibrahim, YG Musa-Haddary International Workshop on PPP Approach to Infrastructure Development in ..., 2010 6 Evaluation of key practices under the Local Improvement Finance Trust (LIFT) initiative for UK healthcare facilities AD Ibrahim, ADF Price, ARJ Dainty Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management 16 (5), 504-518, 2009 5 Cost implications of architectural design variables AD Ibrahim Unpublished M. Sc Thesis, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals ..., 2003 5 VALUE MANAGEMENT: HOW ADOPTABLE IS IT IN THE NIGERIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY? BA Kolo, AD Ibrahim WEST AFRICA BUILT ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH (WABER) CONFERENCE, 653, 2010 4 CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT STRATEGIES OF NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE IN THE UK: A CRITICAL REVIEW. AD Ibrahim, A Price, M Khalfan, A Dainty Journal of Public Procurement 10 (1), 2010 3 * An Analysis of success factors for Public Private Partnerships in infrastructure projects in Nigeria AD Ibrahim, ADF Price, ARJ Dainty Journal of Construction Procurement 12 (1), 51, 2006 3 Impact of organizational culture on the occurrence of rework in building project LO Oyewobi, AD Ibrahim, BO Ganiyu, IG Okwori Journal of Emerging Trends in Economics and Management Sciences 2 (5), 426-435, 2011 2 Is the Local Improvement Finance Trust (LIFT) procurement initiative delivering the expected economies of scale? Results from three case studies AD Ibrahim, ADF Price, ARJ Dainty Proceedings of ARCOM 2008 Conference, September, 3-4, 2008 2 AN ASSESSMENT OF QUALITY PERFORMANCE IN CONSTRUCTION USING CLIENTS’PERSPECTIVES OF CONTRACTORS’PROJECT-LEVEL QUALITY PERFORMANCE AD Ibrahim, M Sodangi The Information Manager Journal 7 (1), 22-31, 2007 2 The development of a procurement strategy for primary health care facilities in Nigeria AD Ibrahim © Ahnied Doko Ibrahim, 2007 2 The development of a continous improvement framework for long-term partnering relationships AD Ibrahim, ADF Price 2 Conceptualising a continuous improvement framework for long-term contracts: a case study of NHS LIFT AD Ibrahim, ADF Price Proceedings of 2nd Scottish Conference for Postgraduate Researchers of the ..., 2005 2 Impact of social and environmental factors in the procurement of healthcare infrastructure AD Ibrahim, ADF Price Proceedings of 2nd Scottish Conference for Postgraduate Researchers of the ..., 2005 2 A study of the relationship between size and unit construction of residential buildings AD Ibrahim, AA Shash, SA Assaf, OA Jannadi Cost engineering 49 (9), 18-23, 2007 1 Effect of changes in layout shape on unit construction cost of residential buildings AD Ibrahim Samaru Journal of Information Studies 7 (1), 24-31, 2007 1 Modelling building construction durations HA Ahmadu, YM Ibrahim, AD Ibrahim, M Abdullahi Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction 20 (1), 65-84, 2015 Development of a Framework for Attracting and Retaining Women in Construction Practice KJ Adogbo, AD Ibrahim, YM Ibrahim Journal of Construction in Developing Countries 20 (1), 99-115, 2015 An assessment of professionals' perception of the sustainability performance of infrastructure projects in Nigeria AJ Emmanuel, AD Ibrahim, KJ Adogbo Journal of Construction Project Management and Innovation: Supplement 1 4 ..., 2014

Malam Nasiru El rufai

millionboi:
d president sld ve appoint wit his head nd nt his anus

please correct your grammar, may be we can talk later.

vayne:
Scratched face

Broke flat headed who selled his laptop on nairaland to sustain his life. proud to be northerner!!!!

chuna1985:
North is north n south is south.

d dullard gave 27 appointments to the North n gave 8 to the south. u dig

another Biafrascam flat headed.continue scamming yourself. we are enjoying it.

Brightology2:
Foohari is a foolish n conderm cow

pls talk from your mouth not your anus. comfirmed wailer

vayne:
You wey get sense,tell me where is the sense in not controlling your birth rate?

and the northerners are ruling you with our birth rate.and you must abide by it or go on exile like your so called coward ojukwu. keep wailing while northernes, south westerners and niger deltan are ruling you. #BiafraIsAscam

vayne:
You are a disgrace,unproductive and a waste..
You had to copy and paste the jargons you people use for propaganda abi?
Nonsense

you are so childish and uneducated, all what i copied has a reference for you to confirmed. please which school did you attended if you attend any? i cant differentiate your from the donkey that you use to it.

Geopolitical zones in Nigeria The Six Geopolitical Zones in Nigeria is a major constitutional division in Nigeria, created during the regime of president Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida. Nigerian economic, political and educational resources are often shared across the zones. [1][2][3][4] Reason for the Zones Nigeria is made up of approximately 400 ethnic groups and 450 languages. There was a need for the government to merge similar groups for effective allocation of resources. Zones North Central (Nigeria) : loosely known as Middle Belt ; includes Benue State , Kogi State , Kwara State , Nasarawa State , Niger State , Federal Capital Territory and Plateau State North East (Nigeria) : Adamawa State , Bauchi State , Borno State , Gombe State , Taraba State and Yobe State North West (Nigeria) : Jigawa State , Kaduna State , Kano State , Katsina State , Kebbi State , Sokoto State and Zamfara State South East (Nigeria) : loosely known as former East-Central State of Abia State , Anambra State , Ebonyi State , Enugu State and Imo State South South (Nigeria) :loosely known as former South-Eastern State of Akwa-Ibom State and Cross-River State ; former Rivers State of Bayelsa State and Rivers State ; and former Mid-Western Region, Nigeria of Delta State and Edo State South West (Nigeria) : includes Ekiti State , Lagos State , Ogun State , Ondo State , Osun State , and Oyo State References 1. ^ http://www.punchng.com/news/ constitution-six-geopolitical-zones-divide- north-south/ 2. ^ http://saharareporters.com/2014/07/17/ niger-delta-region-%E2%80%98epicentre- electoral-fraud%E2%80%99-nigeria-africa- check 3. ^ http://dailyindependentnig.com/2014/01/ ethnic-groups-geo-political-regions-nigeria/ 4. ^ http://risenetworks.org/2013/04/08/2015- nigerian-presidential-election-and-the- north-south-political-divide/

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vayne:
Are northerners Hausas or not?

thats your big ignorance you dont know what is Nigeria first. Hmm your parent just wasted their resources to educate you. I think you ar a toddler.

vayne:
Answer me or go and die
Should we regionalize the SE since it's now based on tribes and tribal marks?
So have stoop so low to now differentiate with tribal mark?
How different is his from that of Buhar?

please correct your grammar before i give you an answer. because i cant understand what u just typed.

vayne:
Tell me how Patrick looks any different.
What differentiates him from buhari
Mr sabinus

your shallow brain cannot see his tribal marks which is not synonymous to Buhari a Hausa-Fulani.

vayne:
Tell me how Patrick looks any different.

one question for you, How do u differentiate Ijaw and Igbos when they wear suit dressing? pls i need an answer

vayne:
You can't deceive me o,differentiate the governor below from buhari,even though he is the first Christian governor of kaduna state
What is the difference

you are comfirmed ignorant, look at the picture you posted and you called gov Ramalan Yero christian. you cant differrentiate between Ramalan yero and Late gov patrick yakowa. you are really confused.

Nice thread @ op. lalastical, ishilove please move this thread to front page.

bloodkiIler:
Hopless ashawoo your father has run out of ammunition to rob Benin expressway till he gets another ammunition no food for you so the best thing for you now is to start hawking your asss and I'll be glad to patronise you because na stick i go use blaster your asss hole.

Nkita ala

Hmm this guy is not civilised at all. all these abuses just for pdp that doesnt know you. pls go and think about your life.

they are running one after the other. chief wailer had gone already. #MasuGuduSuGudu

This testimony starkly contradicts the assertion of
the former Chief of Army Staff Kenneth Minimah
that brand new equipment was purchased and
issued to the MNJTF.
Brigadier General Kuti was in charge of Baga, in
Borno State, when Boko Haram overran the army
headquarters in December 2014. International
organizations estimated that over 3, 000 died in
the incident, but Defense Headquarters posted a
much lower figure of 150.
Making the stunning statement at the Special
Court Martial, which is taking place at the Army
Headquarters Garrison in Abuja, was Major Gen
MY Ibrahim, former General Officer Commanding
the 7th Division of the army.
Major General Ibrahim caused a further stir when
he declared that throughout his tenure as the
GOC, he did not once visit Baga.
General Ibrahim further testified that the three
MBLT Battle Tanks issued to the force had
mechanical and electrical faults, while the artillery
guns lacked critical accessories.
It was further revealed during the trial that the
MNJTF lacked adequate fighting vehicles and
support weapons. Most of the battle tanks in
Baga were issued in 1998 at the commencement
of the operation, and were therefore in very poor
condition. The tanks were therefore not useful
and could not effectively be used to repel the
attack by the insurgents on the 3rd of January
2015.
Despite Army Headquarters directives that there
should be mutual support in the North East
operation by all members of the Nigerian Army,
members of the Court Martial were dumbfounded
when documentary evidence was tendered to
show that the former GOC intentionally refused to
task any military unit to support the MNJTF when
it came under that attack.
Prior to this development, the Investigating Police
Officer had informed the court that he was
restricted in his investigation while the second
prosecution witness, Captain EE Emmanuel,
testified that MNJTF fighting equipment was
unserviceable and that the troops were thus
overwhelmed by the insurgents who fought with
superior fire power and in strength.
Meanwhile, the Committee set up by the Chief of
Army Staff to screen officers and soldiers in Jaji
has concluded its sitting without screening all the
army officers who turned up for the exercise. The
committee made up of Maj Gen A Oyebade, Col I
Buhari, Col ON Taiwo, Col TS Nurseman, Lt Col
EO Ugwu, Lt Col ME Elom and Lt Col U Ukpe,
directed the officers to return to their location and
continue with their trials.
Although the trial has not commenced, our
investigations have revealed that Col I Buhari
participated in the investigations that led to the
trial of most of the officers while Col TS
Nurseman, Lt Col EO Ugwu and Lt Col U Ukpe
who are presently serving as Director Legal
Services in HQ 81 Div, HQ 1 Div and AHQ Gar
respectively, gave the legal advice that led to the
convening and trial of the officers affected by the
court martial. Of equal significance, they are
participating as either the Prosecutor or Judge
Advocate in the court martial.
The Special Court Martial is expected to resume
sitting tomorrow for the defence counsels Femi
Falana and Rtd Maj OA Oyebanji to open their
case. Notice has been given in court that the
military authorities should make the former Chief
of Defence Staff, former Chief of Army Staff and
Maj Gen JAH Ewansiha available as witnesses in
view of the testimony of General Ibrahim that new
equipment was never issued to the MNJTF.


http://saharareporters.com/2015/09/01/no-new-equipment-was-issued-our-soldiers-fight-boko-haram-former-goc-tells-military-court

WhiteTechnology:
Lies


He was a pro Jonathan


Yorubas accept that your elders were right that Buhari spells doom for you guys.

read from the topic jare!!

deadZONE:
thats why his dead.. he had a brain tumor..

correct your grammar please

on august 31, 2015 at 10:31 am in news
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By Henry Umoru
ABUJA- FORMER registrar of National Business
for Technical Education Board, NABTEB and Pro-
Chancellor, Governing Council, Igbinedion
University, Okada, Professor Olu Aina disclosed
yesterday that the late Ooni Oba Sijuwade
Olubuse (II) fought the south-west before his
death.
Professor Aina said he was privilege to hold a
private meeting with the Ooni some few days
before he died, said that the late Ooni had
canvassed support of the South West zone for
President Muhammadu Buhari in his desire to re-
invent Nigeria, adding that he described President
Buhari as a man “God specifically brought as a
Messiah to re-start Nigeria.
Prof. Aina, a Chief from the source in Ile-Ife,
disclosed this in an audience he had with some
Ife Kingmakers and Chiefs weekend, as
preparations for installation of the next Ooni
begins to generate attention, appealed to
Kingmakers not to falter in their judgment on who
becomes the next Ooni.
Professor Aina at the meeting called for great
wisdom from the Ife Kingmakers on the need to
support a candidate who will continue from where
Oba Sijuwade stopped and advance the
development of Ife, the Yorubaland and Nigeria in
general, counting on the powerful and influential
stool of the Ooni to do so.
He told the Kingmakers that the Ooni in deep
reflection expressed a desire to ensure an end to
the marginalization of the south west and
believed strongly that the zone should accord the
present government strong support while playing
very key role in ensuring the progress of Nigeria.
He said, “Permit me to share an intimate moment
I had with the Ooni a few days before he passed
on. On the 9th of July 2015, baba called me and
instructed that I should see him urgently. He even
rebuffed my attempts to shift the date he set for
the meeting which he made compelling. I
struggled hard with my very tight schedule to see
the Ooni.
“Surprisingly, our discussions centered on state of
the nation. He told me bluntly that Nigeria should
be grateful for having Muhammadu Buhari as
President. He talked at length on his worries
about Nigeria and the reign of impunity in high
places as well as the general breakdown of
security across the federation.
“He expressed concerns about the dilemmas of
the Nigerian youths and the rate of unemployment
in Nigeria. At a point, he heaved a heavy sigh and
said that God specifically brought President
Buhari as a Messiah to save Nigeria!
“The Ooni that I knew was never given to talking
in vacuum. His reflections were usually sharp on
issues. His reeled in deep thoughts, thus making
predictions that always turned into clinical reality,
mostly on local and national politics.
“He, indeed, expressed conviction in the political
change in Nigeria and the capacity present
government to rebuild the country. I recalled also
that he talked extensively on the potentials of the
Yoruba to assist in the stability of Nigeria given
the mindset of the people and their positive
disposition to the national cause.
“He prayed that the south-west with their
contributions to the success of the 2015
presidential election will leverage on that to
return to the center and assist in consolidating
governance particularly for the emergence of a
new Nigeria.
“Although, I had wondered the reasons behind the
emphasis the Ooni made on support for the new
government, yet, I was not shocked because all
along, I knew he has been expressing tremendous
respect for the President, touching on integrity
and his no-nonsense posturing. He had shared
his thought on this with some of us his close
children long before the last Presidential election”
Prof. Aina who advised them to reflect on the
wish by Oba Sijuwade for the south-west to take
a leadership position in a bid by the government
to revive Nigeria by electing a new Oba with
capacity to do so, said, “We will trust in your
capacity, good judgment and ability to look for a
successor with deep vision, experience, candour,
exposure and natural disposition to unite Ife and
its neighbouring nations. Ife needs an Ooni with
strong leadership spirit to unite the Yorubaland
while making the south-west to sustain its
enviable contributions to the progress and
development of Nigeria.
“The late ooni, was noted for his ability to break
the barriers of phobia in his style of leadership.
He was affable, amenable, open, friendly with
people from far and near and well versed in
foreign relations. He was a Yoruba leader
personified. These are the virtues we should look
for in the next Ooni”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/what-ooni-oba-sijuwade-told-me-about-buhari-aina/