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Scott, an attorney and former university trustee, was hired as president of Chicago State in 2018 following rocky times for the South Side campus. A state budget impasse in 2016 decimated public higher education funding and the university had to lay off staff, temporarily throwing its accreditation into jeopardy.

helinues:
Are you done ranting?

helinues:
Oya take CSU to court

iSense247:
Chicago State Varsity President Refusing To Release Tinubu Academic Records In Bonus Scandal


https://thewhistler.ng/chicago-state-varsity-president-refusing-to-release-tinubu-academic-records-in-bonus-scandal/amp/

TemplarLandry:

NotProphet:
He removed subsidy without thinking, you clapped
He brought it back, you clapped

He float the naira without thinking, you clapped for him
He subsidize it, you clapped again

He threaten Niger for war without thinking it, you clapped and encouraged him
He is now begging them to please hand over to civilian in 9months time, you are still clapping

Please define Nzogbu Nzogbu, bastards and cowardness again🤣🤣🤣

It is a waste of time engaging u guys sha
U will defend anything

yarimo:
Hehehe remember eyes on the judiciary

Landowner101:
Enjoying this your gist, don't mind some jobless corn brains above me

A charge has gone out to soldiers of the Nigerian Army to ensure their absolute loyalty to the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, President Bola Tinubu remains intact.

The General Officer Commanding (GOC) 81 Division Nigerian Army (NA), Major General Mohammed Takuti Usman gave the charge on Wednesday, stressing that the Nigerian Armed Forces would not condone any form of disloyalty.

Speaking while addressing soldiers at the 35 Artillery Brigade, Alamala, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Usman stated that their loyalty must be to the President first, and then down the ladder, to the Chief of Defence Staff, Chief of Army Staff, down to their Brigade Commander.

The GOC warned that there is no room for any form of disloyalty within the military and those who can’t be loyal are free to leave and do other work.

The warning comes amid the military coup spreading across African nations with Gabon being the latest, on Wednesday.

Flanked by the Commander 35 Artillery Brigade, Brigadier General Mohammed Tajudeen Aminu, Major General Usman said while the military authorities know there are challenges, they are not peculiar to the Brigade Command and efforts are in top gear to tackle such challenges.

The officer charged the soldiers to always display discipline, loyalty, and top professionalism.

He said; “While we are looking at the challenges and how to solve them, you have to be disciplined soldiers, you have to be loyal soldiers.

“When I mean loyalty, your loyalty must start with the Commander in chief of the Armed Forces who is the President. That’s first, and then down the ladder. Loyalty to the Chief of Defence Staff, Chief of Army Staff, down to your Brigade Commander.

“You have to be loyal. There is no room for soldiers that are not loyal to the constituted authority, no. If you are not going to be loyal, then, leave, go and do other work. But the Armed Forces cannot stand it if you are not loyal.

“Discipline, loyalty and top professionalism. We are bearing arms so that other people can sleep well and go about their normal activities. You also have to be hardworking. If you go on any course, make sure you do your best and be among the best. Once you have all these, you will grow in this job.”

The GOC commissioned a Quarter Guard project at the Barrack during his visit, noting that Nigeria wouldn’t be a safe place if there were no soldiers in the country.

ganisucks:
The West African region already accounted for 45% of loans from the Afrexim Bank as at the first quarter of 2023, according to data from its financials.

Nigeria’s finances are in tatters, oil theft is a major problem, so financiers are understandably not keen,” the source said.
https://moneycentral.com.ng/exclusive/article/nnpc-3bn-afrexim-loan-deal-stalls-as-lenders-hesitate/

TruthsFM:
Hmm 🤔 bad governance in Adeleke’s government again

nairalanda1:
2.IBB also took our debt from about 4 billon USD to 33 billion USD. And messed up our country.

Former lawmaker and renowned social critic, Senator Shehu Sani has stated that poisoned elections are responsible for the collapse of democracy in Africa.

Sani’s statement is coming on the heels of a coup in the Central African country.

DAILY POST reports that military officers in Gabon earlier in the day announced the seizure of power after the third term re-election of President Ali Bongo.

The BBC reported that top military officers made the announcement on Tuesday on national Television.

The officers reportedly announced they were annulling the outcome of Saturday’s election which the opposition had rejected and described as “fraudulent”.

However, Sani, in a post via his social media platform X, accused the Bongo family of dominating and destroying democracy in Gabon.

He wrote, “A BBC correspondent just reported people in Gabon are “genuinely” trooping out to the streets in support of the Coup in Libreville. The Bongo family dominated and destroyed Democracy. Democracy dies in Africa when elections are poisoned.”

Racoon:
The events of the 1960-70s Africa is reincarnating again. Nigeria is also @ that threshold.

iamwhat:
Football is messed up. Only goal scorers get the spotlight. KDB should win everything in Man City, he is the power house

Seefinish:
We stormed their tweeter, they locked it, we did the same thing to their Facebook page, they locked it, next is going be the school gate, they should prepare to lock it. No peace for Tinubu and CSU.

IconicR:
is a bigger criminal
https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing#10195342

IconicR:
Will it unseat Mr president?
Waste of time mtcheww