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[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=767833.msg9215274#msg9215274 date=1316943473]Fountain of Knowledge = Ekiti state
Believe it or go drink otapiapia[/quote]i have been to Omuo in ekiti.visited a friend that was serving there.nothing to really show about everyhousehold having a professor.

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=767833.msg9215231#msg9215231 date=1316942751]So the ability to speak that English language = being literate and if your east is still struggling to produce graduate per family,what will you say about Ekiti where a family can boast of atleast one PHD holder ? [/quote]please bring out a proof of this

women can be funny.this happened to me some years ago when i was after a chic is school.when i toasted her she said no that she was not interested.i then behaved like a 'gentleman' and left her alone only for her to see me some weeks later and said to me and i quote

'that it seems i am not a persistant guy and that you need perseverance to get what you want in life'

of course i still have not changed that attitude.i only talk or toast a lady once.rarely i do it the second time.if it does not work i go my way.i do not have time to waste.

[quote author=X-factoria link=topic=767199.msg9213951#msg9213951 date=1316904578]@Aloy/Emeka: if the Yoruba forefathers had bought your idea of "don't fight them", their fulani emirates would have extended southwards beyond Ilorin because they had already planted Emirates in all of Hausaland. There are times that fighting first and dialogue later work more than just dialogue and no war. OPC needs 2 cut BH to size.[/quote]that is not the yoruba way of doing things.

i wonder why i smell ironsi scenario building up here.

Ishilove:
Inhumanity on all fours. It is quite unfortunate that Igbo people are labelled as ritualists but they brought it on themselves. From otokoto,ezego and co,it is always one story of ritual killing or the other coming from their part of the country.

more like they expose what goes on in their domain instead of hiding it.

[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=766696.msg9207600#msg9207600 date=1316809294]can u please shut it

what do u know of gowon's era ?[/quote]*yawn*

NECO releases results, records another mass failure
On September 23, 2011 · In News

Another mass failure has been recorded by students across the country in the just announced 2011 June/July Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) results.

Registrar, Chief Executive of the Council, (NECO) while announcing the results in Minna Friday, exonerated the Council from the poor outing of students nationwide, adding that structures that ensured that appropriate standards of excellence and transparency were maintained before, during and after the examinations were put in place.

A breakdown of the results shows that out of the 1,190,393 that registered for the English language, 1,160,049 actually sat for the examinations while only 2,119 or 0.18% came out with Distinction and 263,777 or 22.16% came out with Credit pass, 76,224 or 6.40% failed while there 51,312 malpractice or 4.31% was recorded.

In Mathematics, 1,190,365 registered for the subject while 1,156,561 sat for it with only 3,356 or 0.28% obtaining Distinction and 295,961 or 24.86% with credit, 7, 7,395 or 60.27% pass, 89,023 or 7.48% failed while 50,826 or 4.27% malpractice was recorded.

Core subjects like Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Further Mathematics also recorded mass failure with high degrees of malpractices also recorded.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/neco-releases-results-records-another-mass-failure/

the govt started wasting nigeria's wealth during the gowon era.

Omooba77:
LASTMA can fine traffic offenders, Fashola insists



September 23, 2011

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By OLASUNKANMI AKONI, DANIEL ETEGHE & MONSUR OLOWOOPEJO
IKEJA- Following the judgment of[b] Justice Okon Abang[/b] of a Federal High Court in Lagos on Tuesday, barring Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, from imposing fines on traffic offenders, Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde  Fashola, Thursday, said the state has the residual authority to make legislation on municipal issues that fall within the ambit of the state.

seanet02:
Very childish judgement by the ibo judge. So you want people to park on roads indiscriminatively.

ignorance of a fellow citizen is a big disease.

nasoeb:
The only mistake i will do is to talk to a child like you who dont know the history of the creation of his own state.

I would manage to discuss with your elders and igwe at least they wont be as forsaken and frustrated as nwa-boy (apprentice) like you. if your oga refused to pay you because of obvious foolishness, then its wise you pick up arms and take it up on your fellow scums as the usual trend of kidnapping and human rituals you people are WELL KNOWN for.

Why should i be exchanging words with human ritual, shorr i dey f big time.

until i see your igwe or elders here in NL,, go back to shop nwa-boy.

igbos will continue to be slaves

*nasoeb puffs out and logs out safisfied with his rants*

my guy your problem is with the binis

12-year-old physically- challenged girl allegedly raped in Osogbo
From MUTIU GANIYU,Osogbo
Wednesday, September 21, 2011


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A 30-year-old man, Kabiru Oseni accused of raping a 12-year-old physically challenged girl is now cooling his heels in Ilesa Prison. Kabiru, a father of a two-year- old girl, was alleged to have committed the crime at Adana compound, Gbonmi, Osogbo.

He was arraigned in an Osogbo Magistrate Court and pleaded not guilty.
The Police prosecutor, Inspector Solomon Oladele said the accused had a carnal knowledge of his victim, who is a primary three pupil.

“After satisfying his sexual urge, Kabiru abandoned the poor girl in the pool of her blood and took to his heels. The physically challenged girl managed to find her way out of the room with stains of blood all over her. Some neighbours who saw her, took her to a hospital,” he said.

Kabir is standing trial on a three-count charge of conspiracy, unlawful carnal knowledge and assault.
The offences contravened section 516(A) of the Criminal Code, Laws of Osun State 2003.
Kabiru’s counsel, Mr. Seye Oluyombo’s plea for his client’s bail was not granted as the Magistrate, Olusola Aluko ordered that the accused be remanded at Ilesa prison custody.
The case was adjourned till October 13, 2011 for mention.

http://sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/sept/21/national-21-09-2011-0012.html

if rape in itself is not bad why go for a physically challenged lady?is that madness?

;d

bh just hole all man for work.

you have to fall in love with naija.

actually anambra is home of red mud or sand.

Beaf:
IMHO, we need some mini nuclear plants for each town (more like one per state, considering our low rate of consumption). They don't cost much either.
Each state should be able to pay for one, or maybe get one on loan from the FG.

nna beaf hole your side ooo lol

well he seems to be helping the afflicted

donedy:
What does supporting a Palestinian state has to deal with Biafra. Isn't Biafra part of Nigeria? You Igbo do crack me sometimes. Africa is better being a nation than a continent.

*just fell of the chair*

Children in Somalia win guns, bombs & books in Quran recital contest

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Posted: 09/19/2011
Last Updated: 23 hours and 32 minutes ago

By: Associated Press By: Associated Press

MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) -- An Islamist insurgent-run radio station in Somalia says it is awarding guns, bombs and books to three children in a Quran recital contest.

Andulus radio station is run by the al-Qaida-linked al-Shabab militia.

The station announced Monday that the first prize winner in the contest received a rifle and $700, the second prize winner got a rifle and $500, and the third prize winner received two bombs.

All three children also received religious books.

Al-Shabab is battling Somalia's weak, U.N.-backed government. The militants have recently been weakened by famine in territory they control.

(Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

Read more: http://www.wptv.com/dpp/news/world/children-in-somalia-win-guns,-bombs-%26-books-in-quran-recital-contest#ixzz1YWddCPYF


http://www.wptv.com/dpp/news/world/children-in-somalia-win-guns,-bombs-%26-books-in-quran-recital-contest

this is really a failed state.

i repeat

asha 80:
arguments presented by fools can be very annoying.

arguments presented by fools can be very annoying.

afam4eva:
What Asha is saying is, how come it's Yorubas from Oyo, Osun and other states that are beneffiting from the "united yoruba" thingy and not the other way round.

i actually meant the tussle at LAUTECH

how is this politics?

emmatok:
@Beaf

Lagos is not ABIA were you discriminate against non-indigenes including IGBOs.

Every Yoruba man is welcomed is an SW states.

i wish oyo and osun are thinking along this line

i said it that it will reach 8-0

this might reach 8-0

Pukkah:
[b]The culture of begging and pleading has been gradually but steadily entrenched in Nigeria. It's part of our inept system for it's quicker to beg, sometimes calling God's name, and pleading with the victim to forget and move on. The forgiveness happens, even if it's reluctantly, without probing into the immediate and remote causes of the problem in the first place.

It even happens in our personal lives: a bus driver driving dangerously hits a car and all the bus passengers alight to start begging the car driver/owner, telling him that he should leave it for God. If he refuses, they start calling him names and may even beat him up. The bus passengers do not bother to let the law take its course because they want to get to their destinations on time. There's no investigation as to why the accident happened and what can be done by the system to prevent a recurrence. And so, sadly, the cycle of 'accidents' continues.

I guess it's this culture, which has become pervasive, that defined the mindset of those who praised Mr Obasanjo's visit to Yusuf's family. As usual, they wanted the crisis to be over 'sharp sharp'.

Now, the failings of that 'kia kia' approach are beginning to manifest. [/b]

As a country, we need to roll up our sleeves and courageously tackle our problems without despising the painstaking approach. We must be fair and firm and stop telling the obstinate 'car driver' that he's the bad man. We must let the aggrieved vent their grievances and permit the law to take its course. We must focus on the cause and not the effects and stop sweeping issues under the carpet for the sake of brief peace or temporary relief. These are the building blocks of a good and just society.

Do we all think that Niger Delta amnesty has REALLY worked because of the 'brief' respite? Have the grievances which led to the Niger Delta agitation in the first place been addressed? Yes or No?

very true

osasuna got this coming after barca faltered in their last two games.

it seems as if fagregas never left barcelona.

Breaking news: Boko Haram: Babakura, spokesman during Obasanjo’s visit shot dead
On September 17, 2011 · In News

BY NDAHI MARAMA

MAIDUGURI – Following Former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s secret and surprised visit, Thursday , to the family members of Late Ustaz Mohammed Yusuf, a former leader of the Boko Haram, the Spokesman of the family, who received the delegation in Maiduguri, Alhaji Babakura Fugu was on Saturday afternoon shot dead by unknown gunmen.

Babakura Fugu, aged 48, who until his death, was the eldest son of Yusuf’s in-law,  Late Ba Fugu, a former Commissioner for Religious Affairs who was also executed by security forces during the Boko Haram uprising in Maiduguri, the Borno state capital

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/breaking-news-boko-haram-family-spokesman-babakura-during-objs-visit-shot-dead/