₦airaland Forum

christay:
Guy,checking mine,no record found. What can I do,I'm based in lagos. Can someone link me up with school's Directorate of Student affairs

i think they are still uploading the names but if it pass monday u ought to do something. bcause my frend saw his name today.

henrixx:
guy.... Do you know of any buk website where I can lay complaints... I have a problem with my jamb registration number on NYSC site

i think u pple with this problem should go to buk or assign somebody there to lodge ur complain. and u hav to do that as early as monday.

2sex:
I learned that it sells for 50/ liter in Benin city as well...

ehenn another one.

biochea:
wher in South/East.

i heard it here on nairaland i think is that state that is it andy ubah or chris ubah come from.

yes it occurred this morning @ unguwar kanawa near NDA barrack within kaduna metropolis. i heard the sound of the crash from my area which is opposite to the barrack.

chukzey442:
#170 per litre here in Imo state.

it is going on gradually to every state. i cant believe it first when i heard it sells @N50/litre in one of those states in south/east untill it arrived kaduna state.

Hurraayyyy....Kerosene sells @ N50/Litre in Kaduna State filling stations. All thanks be to Almighty Allah and to our Hard working presido president muhammadu Buhari. may God bless his administration. Live and direct from kada city. in PMB we trust.

This is contained in a statement issued by the Deputy Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Abayomi Shogunle on Friday in Abuja. Among those redeployed are AIG Joseph Mbu, who was posted as Commandant, Police Staff College, Jos; Adenrele Shinaba, as Commandant, Nigeria Police Academy, Kano; and Patrick Dokumor, AIG Force Headquarters, Abuja. The posting also affected all the 12 zonal commands of the police. The affected officers include: Tambari Mohammed, AIG zone 1 Kano; Bala Hassan, AIG zone 2 Lagos; Mohammed Abubakar, AIG zone 3 Yola; and Yahaya Ardo, AIG zone 4 Makurdi. Others are, Musa Daura, AIG zone 5 Benin; Adisa Bolanta, AIG zone 6 Calabar; Ballah Nasarawa, AIG zone 7, Abuja; Lawal Tanko, AIG zone 8 Lokoja; Usman Gwary, AIG zone 9, Umuahia; Mohammed Gana, AIG zone 10 Sokoto; Helen Adeyemi, AIG zone 11 Osogbo and Johnson Ogunsakin, AIG zone 12, Bauchi were also moved. Also redeployed are Edgar Nanakumo, AIG Works, Force Headquarters, Abuja; Yerima Irimiya, AIG Maritime Police; Olufemi Adenaike, AIG Training and Development; James Caulcrick, 2i/C Force Criminal Intelligence and Investigations Department, Abuja. Former police spokesman, Emmanuel Ojukwu, was redeployed to Kogi as police commissioner. The statement said the vacancies were created following the recent retirement and promotions of some senior police officers. (NAN) http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/igp-redeploys-mbu-18-aigs-49-cps/

thank god BUK uploaded our approved list today

yes!!! i just was my name on nysc portal. i made it.

Usman212s:
These are appointments made by Jonathan. Is it the fairness they are agitating for? No wonder there wasn't any screaming then. Take a look! 1.NIMET~Dr. Anthony Anuforom 2.NNPC~Eng. Andrew Yakubu 3.NIMASA~Patrick Apobolokemi 4.PENCOM~Mrs. Chinelo Anohu Amazu 5.FERMA~Engr. Chukwu Amuchi 6.DPR~Mr. George Osahon 7.Bank Of Industry~Ms. Evelyn Oputu 8.Nigerian Content Dev. Agency~Ernest Nwanpa 9.Consumer Protection Agency~Mrs Dupe Atoki 10.NCC~Engr. Eugene Juwa 11.NAMA~Engr. Nnamdi Udoh 12.NCAA~Engr. Akikuotu 13.FAAN~George Uriesi 14.NCAT~Capt. Chinere Kalu 15.SEC~Aruma Otteh 16.Sovereign Wealth Fund~Uche Orji 17.NAFDAC~Dr Paul Orhil 18.FIIRO~Dr. Mrs. G. N Elemo 19.Maritime Academy Of Nigeria~Oron Joshua Okpo 20.Railway Corporation~Eng. Seyi Sijuwade 21.Nigerian Tourism Dev. Corporation~Mrs. Sally Mbanefoh 22.Budget Office Of The Federation~Dr Bright Okogwu 23.NERDC~Prof Godswill Obioma 24.NEXIM~Mr R. R Orya 25.Standard Organization Of Nigeria~Dr Joseph Odumodu 26.Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation~Emeka Nkem Mba 27.Industrial Training Fund~Prof. Longmas Wapmuk 28.National University Commission~Prof. Okojie 29.NESREA~Mrs. N.S Benebo 30.MDG Office~Dr. Precious Gbenio 31.Surveyor General Of The Federation~Peter Chigozie 32.Statistician General Of The Federation~Dr. Yemi Kale 33.Accountant General Of The Federation~Mr. Jonah Otunla 34.Auditor General Of The Federation~Samuel Yonongo Ukura 35.National Orientation Agency~Mike Omieri 36.News Agency Of Nigeria~Oluremi Oyo Oluremi Oyo was replaced by Ima Niboro....from the South South. 37.NEPC E/S David I Adelugba 38.NEPZA~Mr. Olugbenga Kuye 39.BPP~Engr Emeka Ezeh 40.Niger Delta Ministry-Orubeb e,

let them continue wailing...

32 teams will learn their European fate in
Thursday's group stage draw. Getty
The group stage draw of this season's
Champions League takes place at Monaco's
Grimaldi Forum later today. Here's all you need
to know before it all gets started.
Where to watch live
The draw and its inevitably drawn out ceremony
will be shown live on Sky Sports News HQ and BT
Sport Europe. Uefa's official website will also
have live coverage. The draw is scheduled to
start 4:45pm UK
Preview
Following the conclusion of this week's playoff
rounds, we now know which 32 teams will be
eagerly waiting to learn their European fate in
Thursday's Champions League group stage draw.
Having eased past Club Brugge in their play-off,
Manchester United have joined Chelsea,
Manchester City and Arsenal as the Premier
League's representatives.
Louis van Gaal led his side back into the
competition after last year's absence where the
rest of the English representation fell woefully
short of the required standard. For the first time
in history, they will be joined by five teams from
Spain, with Sevilla and Valencia joining Barcelona,
Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid courtesy of their
respective Europa League and playoff successes.
This year's revised format means the champions
from each of Europe's top eight leagues will be
kept away from each other until the knock out
stages.
Pots and coefficients
For the first time in the competition's history, Pot
1 will consist of the competition's current holders
and the champions of the top seven associations:
Barcelona (Spain), Chelsea (England), Bayern
Munich (Germany), Juventus (Italy), Porto
(Portugal), Paris Saint-Germain (France) and
Zenit St Petersburg (Russia). As Barcelona enter
as both European and Spanish champions, the
extra spot in Pot 1 goes to Dutch champions PSV
Eindhoven.
As ever, teams from the same country cannot
play each other in the group stages. The rest of
the pots have been determined by the club's Uefa
coefficient, which is calculated by the sum of all
points won in the previous five years, plus 20% of
their association's coefficient over the same
period.
Pot 1 : Barcelona, Chelsea, Bayern Munich,
Juventus, Benfica, Paris, Zenit, PSV Eindhoven
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Pot 2 : Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, Porto,
Arsenal, Manchester United, Valencia, Bayer
Leverkusen, Manchester City
Pot 3 : Shakhtar Donetsk, Sevilla, Lyon, Dynamo
Kyiv, Olympiacos, CSKA Moscow, Galatasaray,
Roma
Pot 4 : BATE Borisov, Borussia Mönchengladbach,
Wolfsburg, Dinamo Zagreb, Maccabi Tel-Aviv,
Gent
Dates
After the draw, you will only have to wait a few
more weeks before the Champions League is
dominating your mid-week again. Group fixtures
will take place on:
Match day one: 15/16 September
Match day two: 29/30 September
Match day three: 20/21 October
Match day four: 3/4 November
Match day five: 24/25 November
Match day six: 8/9 December



http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/uefa-champions-league-2015-16-group-stage-draw-where-watch-live-pots-coefficients-preview-1517189

wailers must wail hearing this news.

By Kingsley Omonobi ABUJA— The Police Service Commission, PSC, has carried out a redeployment of Commissioners of Police of the 36 states of the federation and Federal Capital Territory, FCT. A statement from PSC said: “The Police Service Commission approved the deployment in line with Section 215 of the 1999 Constitution, which empowers the commission to appoint officers to states as Commissioners of Police, CP.” IGP Arase Those affected in the deployment are Emmanuel Ojukwu, formerly Force Public Relations Officer, who has been deployed to Kogi State and Ikechukwu Nwodibo, formerly CP in charge of Legal Services, who has been posted to Taraba State. Others are J. Habila, Abia State; Adejo Gabriel Adaji, Adamawa State; Muritala U. Mani, Akwa Ibom; Karma Hosea, Anambra; Mohammed K. Mohammed, Bauchi; P. Okafor, Bayelsa; Dibai P. Yakadi, Benue; J. Opadokun, Borno. Henry Fadairo, Cross River; Usman Bala Alkali, Delta; P. Abdallah, Ebonyi; Chris Ezike, Edo; CP Etop J. James, Ekiti; CP Mohammed Adamu, Enugu, CP Wilson Inalegwu, FCT. Also appointed are CP Austin Iwar, Gombe; CP T. Lakanu, Imo; CP U. Tilli Abubakar, Jigawa; CP U. U. Shehu, Kaduna; Mohammed Katsina, Kano; CP U. Abdullahi, Katsina; CP Yakubu O. Jubrin, Kebbi. Furthermore, E. Amadasun, is CP of Kwara; Fatai Owoseni remains CP, Lagos; Mohammed Sani Usman, remains CP Nasarawa; CP Abubakar Marafa, CP Niger; CP Abdulmajid Ali, Ogun; CP M. Ogbodu, Ondo; CP K. Shodipo, Osun; CP Leye Oyebade, Oyo. Others are CP Nasiru Oki, Plateau; CP Hyelasinda Kimo Musa, Rivers, CP Salisu F. Abdullahi, Sokoto; CP Zanna Mohammed Ibrahim, Yobe; Femi Ogunbayode, CP Zamfara. Chairman of the Commission, Sir Mike Mbama Okiro said the deployment was to reinvigorate the State Commands for more effective and efficient policing in line with the Change Agenda of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration. He advised the state Commissioners to take their jobs seriously and ensure that they are committed to the enforcement of law and order and protection of lives and property within the ambits of the rule of law.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/police-redeploys-37-commissioners/

Chemicaldrey007:
BUKITES wots up nw abeg any latest apart from the pre mobilization list BUKITES wots up nw abeg any latest apart from the pre mobilization list

i think they yet to approve it till they correct some complains

Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State, has
announced the death of his foster father, Yahaya
Hamza, a renowned educationist and former
Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of
Education.
El-Rufai
In a brief statement issued by his spokesperson,
Samuel Aruwan, the governor said Hamza died in
Kaduna after a brief illness on Tuesday night.
“Born in 1935, late Hamza had a distinguished
career in public service. Among the positions he
held was office of Secretary to the Kaduna State
Government. That came after a long and
successful service in the education sector. He
was also chairman of the council of the West
African Examination Council (WAEC).
“Will miss the wisdom and counsel of this great
man who became a father to me and guided my
steps with tender firmness. We prayed to Almighty
Allah to grant him Aljannah Firdaus, and to give
the family fortitude,” Governor el-Rufai was
quoted as saying.
Mr. Hamza is survived by wives, children,
grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
The late educationist was buried in Kaduna at
10am on Wednesday.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/el-rufai-loses-foster-father-yahya-hamza/

christay:
schools have
uploaded Senate list,on nysc official website,has anyone checked,to confirm if BUK Senate has submitted

they are yet to approve it because some graduates have some issues on the list. they have to correct it before approving it.

christay:
Wow! Happy to seeing this thread...
I rep Bukite
Computer Engineering09.
Name included.

nice to meet u. i represent dep. of pure and industrial chemistry

The governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, has
announced the death of his foster father,
renowned educationist and former permanent
secretary of Federal Ministry of Education, Yahaya
Hamza.
In a brief statement issued by Mr. El-Rufai’s
spokesperson, Samuel Aruwan, the former
permanent secretary died in Kaduna after a brief
illness on Tuesday night.
“Born in 1935, late Hamza had a distinguished
career in public service. Among the positions he
held was office of Secretary to the Kaduna State
Government. That came after a long and
successful service in the education sector. He
was also chairman of the council of the West
African Examination Council (WAEC).
“Will miss the wisdom and counsel of this great
man who became a father to me and guided my
steps with tender firmness. We prayed to Almighty
Allah to grant him Aljannah Firdaus, and to give
the family fortitude,” Governor el-Rufai was
quoted as saying.
Mr. Hamza is survived by wives, children,
grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
The late educationist was buried in Kaduna at
10am Wednesday (today).

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/nwest/189011-el-rufai-loses-foster-father-yahya-hamza.html

Mubarak Bashir is a 23-year- old Kano indigene
based in the US, was recently retained by the
Aerosim Flight Academy USA as the first
Africanflight instructor. Bashir, a native of Sitti in
Sumaila local government area of Kano state,
speaks on his career so far, among other issues.
Excerpts:-
Tell us a little about yourself?
My name is Mubarak Bashir, born in 1992 and
that makes me 23 years old now. I am from Sitti
in Sumaila Local government of Kano state. I did
my primary school at Sea Gate College in Lagos
and also went to Zaria Academy for my secondary
school. I later left Nigeria for Malaysia where I did
my first degree on software at Luton East London
University and currently working with Aerosim
Flight Academy as a Flight instructor in Florida,
United States of America.
How did you get into the aviation school and
under whose sponsorship?
After completing my B.Sc, I decided to pursue a
career in aviation. All these things wouldn’t have
been possible without my humble father’s
commitment to our education as his children.
When I told him about my intention, he told me
that it will be done. I applied and got admitted; I
started my training at the Aerosim Flight
Academy under the sponsorship of my father. My
father always wanted the best for us and he
stops at nothing to see that we got the best. He
has been very supportive and I owed my success
to him.
How would you describe studies in the US and
that of Nigeria?
Actually, these are two different issues and I
believe each has its own disadvantages and
advantages, depending on the personality
involved. When talking about two different
countries with distinctive differences in economic
and social standard, definitely studies in such
countries will not be the same. However, in flight
training, I think the weather in Florida is more
favourable for training and also they have
advanced flight training devices and better
aircrafts compared to Nigeria.
What do you think usually makes people to prefer
studying abroad than in Nigeria?
Actually, people travelled to a lot of places to
seek for knowledge and usually their main reasons
differ. But one thing remains unchanged and that
is people always want to get quality education.
What are the challenges you faced?
I guess the biggest challenge I faced is my age,
as a young man far away from home; I have to
be extra careful in the ways I conducted myself. I
have to be pushing myself to the desired stable.
However, in my chosen carrier it is not easy, for a
man of my age to become a professional pilot. It
takes lot of hard work, dedication and also lots of
sacrifice which I am willing to do.
Did you face any discrimination being an a
Nigerian or African?
None that I can remember, as a Nigerian and the
only African, I get equal and fair treatment from
my colleagues and the instructors.
What are your motivations?
First of all I have always been passionate about
flying. What motivates me is flying to different
places around the world and meeting people from
different background and above all my father’s
commitment to my success.
You were recently retained as a Flight Instructor
and the first African to achieve that. What is the
secret?
Most people only get their commercial pilot
license and head back home to work in the airline
agencies in their countries. I decided to stay back
after getting my commercial pilot license to
obtain my flight instructor license. So I guess the
secret is my determination to stay behind; and
getting the flight instructor license. You also need
to be on the F1 Visa which allows you to work.
Do you intend to come back to Nigeria and live?
Nigeria is my mother land and will continue to be,
I will absolutely come back to Nigeria because I
have no better place than Nigeria.
What are your future plans?
Now that I have been retained in the academy, I
will concentrate in justifying what I was retained
to do and after that I may consider working for
the airline or flying corporate.


http://247nigerianewsupdate.co/meet-the-23-year-old-nigerian-flight-instructor-based-in-usa/

Mubarak Bashir is a 23-year- old Kano indigene
based in the US, was recently retained by the
Aerosim Flight Academy USA as the first
Africanflight instructor. Bashir, a native of Sitti in
Sumaila local government area of Kano state,
speaks on his career so far, among other issues.
Excerpts:-
Tell us a little about yourself?
My name is Mubarak Bashir, born in 1992 and
that makes me 23 years old now. I am from Sitti
in Sumaila Local government of Kano state. I did
my primary school at Sea Gate College in Lagos
and also went to Zaria Academy for my secondary
school. I later left Nigeria for Malaysia where I did
my first degree on software at Luton East London
University and currently working with Aerosim
Flight Academy as a Flight instructor in Florida,
United States of America.
How did you get into the aviation school and
under whose sponsorship?
After completing my B.Sc, I decided to pursue a
career in aviation. All these things wouldn’t have
been possible without my humble father’s
commitment to our education as his children.
When I told him about my intention, he told me
that it will be done. I applied and got admitted; I
started my training at the Aerosim Flight
Academy under the sponsorship of my father. My
father always wanted the best for us and he
stops at nothing to see that we got the best. He
has been very supportive and I owed my success
to him.
How would you describe studies in the US and
that of Nigeria?
Actually, these are two different issues and I
believe each has its own disadvantages and
advantages, depending on the personality
involved. When talking about two different
countries with distinctive differences in economic
and social standard, definitely studies in such
countries will not be the same. However, in flight
training, I think the weather in Florida is more
favourable for training and also they have
advanced flight training devices and better
aircrafts compared to Nigeria.
What do you think usually makes people to prefer
studying abroad than in Nigeria?
Actually, people travelled to a lot of places to
seek for knowledge and usually their main reasons
differ. But one thing remains unchanged and that
is people always want to get quality education.
What are the challenges you faced?
I guess the biggest challenge I faced is my age,
as a young man far away from home; I have to
be extra careful in the ways I conducted myself. I
have to be pushing myself to the desired stable.
However, in my chosen carrier it is not easy, for a
man of my age to become a professional pilot. It
takes lot of hard work, dedication and also lots of
sacrifice which I am willing to do.
Did you face any discrimination being an a
Nigerian or African?
None that I can remember, as a Nigerian and the
only African, I get equal and fair treatment from
my colleagues and the instructors.
What are your motivations?
First of all I have always been passionate about
flying. What motivates me is flying to different
places around the world and meeting people from
different background and above all my father’s
commitment to my success.
You were recently retained as a Flight Instructor
and the first African to achieve that. What is the
secret?
Most people only get their commercial pilot
license and head back home to work in the airline
agencies in their countries. I decided to stay back
after getting my commercial pilot license to
obtain my flight instructor license. So I guess the
secret is my determination to stay behind; and
getting the flight instructor license. You also need
to be on the F1 Visa which allows you to work.
Do you intend to come back to Nigeria and live?
Nigeria is my mother land and will continue to be,
I will absolutely come back to Nigeria because I
have no better place than Nigeria.
What are your future plans?
Now that I have been retained in the academy, I
will concentrate in justifying what I was retained
to do and after that I may consider working for
the airline or flying corporate.

http://247nigerianewsupdate.co/meet-the-23-year-old-nigerian-flight-instructor-based-in-usa/

Last Updated: Thursday, 6 May, 2004, 10:54 GMT
11:54 UK
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Eyewitness: Nigeria's 'town of death'
By Anna Borzello
BBC, Yelwa, central Nigeria
Felled trees, branches and piles of junk metal lie
across the road to Yelwa.
Muslims say the town was sealed
off by Christian militias
They were placed there last week by armed men
who wanted to stop security agencies coming
into town and stopping the killings.
The closer we got to Yelwa, the more signs of
destruction we saw.
Burned houses, and the twisted metal and
shattered windows of cars, abandoned by the side
of the road.
The police said it was too dangerous for us to go
into Yelwa's centre, and made us leave their
armed convoy and wait by a vandalised petrol
station until they came back.
They drove off down the main street, through a
milling crowd.
'Military uniforms'
But instead, people were desperate to talk to us.
Muslim men from the Hausa-Fulani ethnic group,
immediately began to gather round to tell their
story.
They said that the attackers - armed with
sophisticated weapons - surrounded Yelwa on
Sunday and launched a killing spree that lasted
24 hours.
Some of the militia - who came from four
neighbouring Christian ethnic groups - were
stripped to the waist and painted black with
charcoal.
Others, the eyewitnesses said, wore military and
police uniform.
The attackers went from house to house looking
for people to kill, looting property and burnings
building.
Three mosques in this predominantly Muslim
town were destroyed.
'Mass grave'
It is still not clear how many people lost their
lives, although it is likely to be far higher than the
official toll of 67.
One man said 550 dead, another 600 - but some
of those may be simply missing as many people
fled during the attack.
Three mosques were burnt in the
attack
The men agreed, however, that 250 people had
been buried the day before in a mass grave.
I asked why the police thought that it wouldn't be
safe for us to drive around the town.
The reason was immediately clear.
The people of Yelwa feel that the security forces
and local government have let them down.
They say that on 20 April the police withdrew
from the town - and didn't come back until the
killing had stopped.
Earlier this week, when the local governor and
state chief of police drove through Yelwa, men
lined the street chanting at them, and the officials
were too frightened to get out of the car.
Revenge killings
The police say, in their defence, that sometimes it
makes sense to tactically withdraw - and that
they weren't able to come in during the fighting
because of all the roadblocks.
Army and police are now deployed in Yelwa.
And the president has set up a peace team to try
and resolve the conflict - which is rooted in a
dispute over access to land between the Christian
ethnic groups and the Muslim Hausa-Fulani.
But it is clear that the threat of ethnic and
religious killing in the region has not gone away.
There has been heightened tension in the region,
since the start of the year, and revenge killings
are common.
Earlier this year, Muslim Hausa-Fulani in Yelwa
killed 49 Christians who had taken refuge in a
church.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/3689615.stm

adconline:
Another military tribunal from someone with despotic traits.. How come no legal scholar to offer constitutional insight and legal perspective..their findings aren't going to be legally binding!
How come no member with accounting/financial background to offer insight on forensic auditing and procurement related areas... GMB is setting out to be a bad administrator. He doesn't trust APC loyalists; doesn't trust economists; doesn't trust lawyers; doesn't trust judges.. Naija is toast!

why people cannot understand, all these professions you are mentioning are there in Nigerian Defence Academy. be it economists, accountants, so on and so forth. and this is
military affair since it involves arms procurement.

Nnetriplet:
Hello when was the list released.

august 19

yes i think so. but am nt sure

As part of the continued offensive operations
against the Boko Haram terrorists, troops of 7
Brigade have today entered and cleared
Gudumbali town, Kukawa Local Government Area
of Borno State.
During the operation, quite a number of the
terrorists were killed their weapons and
equipment were destroyed. The troops are
currently doing clearance operations in the
general area.
It should be recalled that the Nigerian Air Force
has inflicted heavy damage on the terrorists
camps within the general area last Monday.
In a related development, troops of 5 Brigade
Explosive Ordinance Devices (EOD) Unit while
advancing towards Dikwa, ran into landmines
buried by the terrorists.
Unfortunately, 2 soldiers lost their lives, while 2
others were critically injured. The bodies of the
two gallant soldiers have been evacuated, to the
rear, while the other two wounded soldiers have
also been evacuated and are receiving treatment
at the military hospital. The unit also lost a
Mowag Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) due to
the buried landmine between old Marte and
Kerenoa junction in Guzamala Local Government
Area of Borno State.
Despite this sad event, the troops are not deterred
as they continued their advance and pursuing the
terrorists to their enclaves in Sambisa forest.
Similarly, it is important to note that troops in the
various formations and units in Operation LAFIYA
DOLE are in high spirit and more determined to
destroy the terrorists camps and enclaves.
Please disseminate this information to the public
through your medium.
Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman
Acting Director Army Public Relations

http://saharareporters.com/2015/08/21/update-operation-lafiya-dole-troops-advancing-clear-terrorists-camps

Kristokx:
Okay































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I don buy land









































Lol

funny

Wailers are not happy these days. Satanists always want to hear killings and bombings from northern states. Thank god we are winning the war against Boko Haram terrorists. for wailers.....continue we shall see.

Shehu sani you took a wrong direction. people of kaduna state are behind mallam Nasiru El Rufai.

For establishing three brand new cities identified
as Kwankwasiyya, Amana and Bandirawo in
addition to constructing three monumental
flyovers, the immediate past Governor of Kano
State, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has
clinched an Award of Excellence In Good
Governance In Africa.
He received this award at the 2015 Africa
Achievers Awards which recently took place at
the Sandton Convention Center in Johannesburg,
South Africa, under the theme: “Africa’s Unity;
Challenges & Prospects”.
The serving Senator, was honoured alongside the
Chairperson of African Union, AU, Dr Nkosazana
Dlamini Zuma, who won the Award for Leadership
in Africa. Also honoured was the Chairperson of
African Union, AU, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma,
who won the Award for Leadership in Africa.
The Women/Leadership Empowerment In Africa
award went to Her Excellency, Ambassador Dr.
Erieka Bennett, who is the Convening Founder and
Head of Mission of the (AU) African Diaspora
Forum. South African politician and anti-apartheid
activist, Nkosazana Clarice Dlamini-Zuma was
also honoured at the well-attended event.
James Wood, a Malawian who received the Young
Achiever of the year award noted that the award
was a testament of the hard work he had put in
so far. Noting that it may be a drop in the ocean,
he sai, “but it will help me continue the passion
and increase the fire burning inside me”.
The organizers of the award who spoke through
their Principal Partner, Tonye Rex Idaminabo,
said: “through Cooperation, Understanding and
Sincerity of Purpose, our leaders can jointly
initiate new opportunities for the Peace and
Progress of our dear continent – Africa”. He
further appreciated VIP Express for partnering to
make the event in South Africa a huge Success.
The Award night was attended by Prof. Thandi,
NEPAD, Former Deputy Secretary General of the
United Nations, Country Ministers, Senator Rabiu
Musa Kwankaso, Cabinet Ministers; African
Ambassadors/ Diplomats, President of Planet
Image and ; Dr. Namane Magau, President of
Business Women’s Association of South Africa;
Sandra Wilcox, MD VIP Express , Directors of
AAA- Amb. David James Egwu, Yinka Ali Baogun,
CEO VIP Express; Queen Tina Bella Van Der
Merwe; Captains of Industries, Nollywood and
South African Celebrities.
cc: Lalasticala

http://dailypost.ng/2015/08/20/kwankwaso-tanzanian-president-others-honoured-as-african-achievers/

Bayanai daga birnin Maiduguri na jihar Borno da
ke arewacin Najeriya, na cewa 'yan sintiri da aka
fi sani da civilian JTF sun kama wasu mutane
guda hudu da ake kyautata zaton 'yan Boko
Haram ne.
Reports from maiduguri in Borno state, north estern Nigeria said that civilian JTF apprehend four Boko Haram prime suspects.
http://www.bbc.com/hausa

Am happy to be among the list of graduates which their names appeared for the batch B mobilisation. from Bayero univ. kano.