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does any one Haven problems about downloading d profile form, |
I thank our countrymen who did not vote for us as their action has served to
strengthen our democracy. |
pls here is mail askuburi@gmail.com |
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wanderlust007:yer na true, I call dem she said the same thing, and we should expect our money in due time |
Vice Chancellor of the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID), Professor Ibrahim Njodi, has inaugurated a 14-member committee that will come up with a roadmap for a successful celebration of the 40th anniversary of the institution. While inaugurating the committee under the chairmanship of Professor Abdullahi Haruna Godowoli, the vice chancellor said there are so many reasons to celebrate the university at forty because it is the first in the North-East and had excelled in scholarship. “The university has expanded rapidly, both physically and in the area of academic excellence. As an alumnus of this great university, it is gratifying and fulfilling for me to be the vice chancellor when the institution will be commemorating its 40th Anniversary on 1st October, 2015. “Besides my humble self, the immediate past VC, Professor Mohammed Daura, as well as VCs of Moddibo Adamawa University of Technology Yola (MAUTECH), Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Bauchi (ATBU), and Adamawa State University among others are alumni of this great university. “The institution is also proud to have three alumni recently elected as governors in their states, waiting to take the oath of office on May 29, 2015. They are Governor Kashim Shettima, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello and Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu of Borno, Niger and Abia states. “This is in addition to many distinguished members of the national and states assembly. In the field of law, many products of the university who have distinguished themselves on the Bar, Bench and academia such as Chief John Kyari Gadzama SAN; Michael Aondokaa SAN, former Attorney General and Minister of Justice among others are all alumni of the institution,” Professor Njodi stated. The VC therefore urged the committee to justify the confidence reposed in them, as they are expected to submit report within two weeks from the day of the inauguration.source http://dailytrust.com.ng/daily/education/54067-unimaid-plans-big-for-40th-anniversary |
me too,I didn't receive any |
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kelvincoll:hmm the interested statement when they said مرىخة ىاسركرى |
He should divorce his wife as well. She's the worst thing that ever happened to his political career |
Do u know that the 2015 Gubernatorial election in Sokoto State would be the most interesting in Nigeria ??-Hon. Tanbuwal of APC is contesting against Ambassador Wali of the PDP -Hon. Tanbuwal and Amb. Wali are from the same LGA in Sokoto -Hon. Tanbuwal is married to the younger sister of Amb. Wali (same father, same mother) -When Amb. Wali was made Senate Leader in 1999, he brought Tanbuwal to Abuja as his Special Legislative Assistant -In 2003, Amb. Wali practically sponsored the election that brought Hon. Tanbuwal into the House of Rep -When Hon. Tanbuwal became the Speaker of the HoR, he used his position to influence the appointment of Amb. Wali as Nigeria's ambassador to Morrocco Country people, abeg who Mrs Tanbuwal go vote for ![]() Husband or Brother?? She would either be a FIRST LADY or FIRST SISTER |
NEW WORDS IN THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY ORUBEBE /oˈrubebe/ (verb): abnormal behaviour, or an attempt to disrupt peaceful gathering or well organised event. [from Latin oˈrube : to disrupt] Examples: 1. He tried to orubebe the sacred ocassion but the police did not allow it. 2. The football match was orubebe by the defeating team yesterday. Derivatives: ORU-BE-BE-ISM (Noun) ORU-BE-BE-TIC (Adjective) e.g: ~ attitude JEGA /'dʒeˈgə/ (Verb): [a] Using wisdom to calm the unneeded agitation or ruckus caused by a dopey fool in a peaceful gathering. [b] To indirectly show to the public a person who lack manner and attempt causing agitation. [from Latin Jeˈga : Calm distubance wisely] Examples: 1. If you Orubebe me I will Jega you. 2. When he was making unnecessary argument to the public, I jegaed him. Derivatives: JE-GA-ISM (Noun) JE-GA-TIC (Adjective) e.g: ~ approach First Edition. Copyright © 2015 by Yerwa Publishing Company. Powered by; Husnah DyNEW WORDS IN THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY ORUBEBE /oˈrubebe/ (verb): abnormal behaviour, or an attempt to disrupt peaceful gathering or well organised event. [from Latin oˈrube : to disrupt] Examples: 1. He tried to orubebe the sacred ocassion but the police did not allow it. 2. The football match was orubebe by the defeating team yesterday. Derivatives: ORU-BE-BE-ISM (Noun) ORU-BE-BE-TIC (Adjective) e.g: ~ attitude JEGA /'dʒeˈgə/ (Verb): [a] Using wisdom to calm the unneeded agitation or ruckus caused by a dopey fool in a peaceful gathering. [b] To indirectly show to the public a person who lack manner and attempt causing agitation. [from Latin Jeˈga : Calm distubance wisely] Examples: 1. If you Orubebe me I will Jega you. 2. When he was making unnecessary argument to the public, I jegaed him. Derivatives: JE-GA-ISM (Noun) JE-GA-TIC (Adjective) e.g: ~ approach First Edition. Copyright © 2015 by Yerwa Publishing Company. Powered by; Husnah DyNEW WORDS IN THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY ORUBEBE /oˈrubebe/ (verb): abnormal behaviour, or an attempt to disrupt peaceful gathering or well organised event. [from Latin oˈrube : to disrupt] Examples: 1. He tried to orubebe the sacred ocassion but the police did not allow it. 2. The football match was orubebe by the defeating team yesterday. Derivatives: ORU-BE-BE-ISM (Noun) ORU-BE-BE-TIC (Adjective) e.g: ~ attitude JEGA /'dʒeˈgə/ (Verb): [a] Using wisdom to calm the unneeded agitation or ruckus caused by a dopey fool in a peaceful gathering. [b] To indirectly show to the public a person who lack manner and attempt causing agitation. [from Latin Jeˈga : Calm distubance wisely] Examples: 1. If you Orubebe me I will Jega you. 2. When he was making unnecessary argument to the public, I jegaed him. Derivatives: JE-GA-ISM (Noun) JE-GA-TIC (Adjective) e.g: ~ approach First Edition. Copyright © 2015 by Yerwa Publishing Company. Powered by; Husnah Dy |
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Nigerian Government officials are like the proverbial Leopard incapable of changing its spots. DailyPost Nigeria has obtained photos of Nigeria Oil Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke’s sons, living like Kings in America, complete with private jet travel, luxury ship vacations, frolicking with local and international superstars such as Dbanj, Neyo and Cecil Hammond. dailypost.ng/2012/01/18/oil-minister-double-standard-photos-of-sons-private-jet-lifestyle/#.VSAULwbP0u0.facebook |
NEW WORDS IN THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY ORUBEBE /oˈrubebe/ (verb): abnormal behaviour, or an attempt to disrupt peaceful gathering or well organised event. [from Latin oˈrube : to disrupt] Examples: 1. He tried to orubebe the sacred ocassion but the police did not allow it. 2. The football match was orubebe by the defeating team yesterday. Derivatives: ORU-BE-BE-ISM (Noun) ORU-BE-BE-TIC (Adjective) e.g: ~ attitude JEGA /'dʒeˈgə/ (Verb): [a] Using wisdom to calm the unneeded agitation or ruckus caused by a dopey fool in a peaceful gathering. [b] To indirectly show to the public a person who lack manner and attempt causing agitation. [from Latin Jeˈga : Calm distubance wisely] Examples: 1. If you Orubebe me I will Jega you. 2. When he was making unnecessary argument to the public, I jegaed him. Derivatives: JE-GA-ISM (Noun) JE-GA-TIC (Adjective) e.g: ~ approach First Edition. Copyright © 2015 by Yerwa Publishing Company. Powered by; Husnah Dy |
usmanniya:Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your uncle. may his soul rest in peace |
Always looking for opportunities to say evil abt Nigeria . Mtcheeew"
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At the end of the day; it's not about GMB vs Jonathan, the north vs the south, Christians vs muslims or the rich elite vs the masses; really, it's about one simple thing- Conscience. As a northerner from Yobe state, I have been affected in more ways than one. Many of my extended family members and friends have been killed and the ones still alive are now internally displaced. Both my grandmothers have relocated and whenever I visit, I see the pain etched on their lonely faces. Is it easy to leave your home of more than 40 years? My sister in law's village has been completely destroyed, neighbours and family burnt to death and so she has no where to return to. She is over 60 years old, where does she start from? At a point, I had 8 people in my house because they had no where to go and as you can guess, it wasn't easy and it's still not getting any better. As a doctor, my sanity and physical stamina have been severely tested as I believe, there is precious little I have not seen. After the central mosque bomb blast in kano, I used to wake up at night trembling, sweating with my heart rate >150! Images too gory to be described plagued my mind night and day and tears, too much to be quantified have poured from my eyes. As if that is not enough, doctors in the past year nationwide, have experienced more strikes than we care for. Whether, it was NMA, ARD or JOHESU, we have all been affected and innocent people have suffered, some even died. Our residency programme has been prolonged, all due to poor leadership. As a young person, I identified with those who suffered and lost their lives during the immigration fiasco. I knew quite a number of people who attended the 'exam' and could relate to the desperation they felt. Unemployment is a horrible disease as it's complications are numerous. I thank God for my job, but what about those who lost their lives? And those who continue to roam the streets in search of daily sustenance? And lastly, and most importantly, as a mother, I cannot begin to imagine what it feels like to know your child has been kidnapped and quite possibly, never return. It's almost a year now, and the girls have not returned. Every time, I check on my kids at night and see them sleeping peacefully, I mutter a silent prayer of gratitude. How does one sleep knowing your child is in the hands of Savages? Forget sleep, how do I breathe?? I have heard real life encounters of women giving birth in bushes while fleeing for their lives, only to leave the newborn behind because they have no way of caring for the child.I cannot begin to imagine the horror and anguish those women felt that would make them do such a thing, I simply cannot. At the end of the day, really, it's about looking into our conscience and asking: 'am I voting the right person?' 'can I defend this vote before God?' If you truly believe in your heart that Jonathan is the better candidate, then by all means vote for him, it is, after all, a free world. But if like me, you have been affected physically, mentally and socially, and you feel enough is enough, then do the right thing and vote for change. God bless Nigeria! Dr. Fatima Damagum. |
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