₦airaland Forum

Capableben:
okay, I just received news of my result from school. The CGPA is 3.56.(First session, 100L). I'm proceeding to 200L now.
I am so sad and depressed because I didn't expect such result. My heart is heavy, I'm almost weeping as I type. This is a student that is hoping for a first class result. Pls, u guys should encourage me, I feel like not resuming back to school even. Chemical Engineering department.hard

U really need to work hard
Because 200level engineering is really d toughest according to me
Ur 100level should be ya GP booster
Work lyk neva before
It's an advice from a fellow engineering student
Note: u don't need to be depressed because engineering needs u alive

Good move Mr Governor
I graduated from Ibadan Grammar School in 2011
I can't lie it was like a waste of money for the state government out of like 1500 students that wrote WAEC exam we were just lyk 100 that managed to have complete results
If u are not in Oyo state u can't really understand what I'm saying

i could remember my first day during my IT
the engineer said protect yaself
* if there is fire dont form james bond and kill it, run to a safe place then plan how to kill it

please can anyone help me how i can download free GRE e-books (BARON, KAPLAN)

shey we no go protest lyk dis
i go search the company phone address now

jV awardees aw far our money na
i need money o

admax:
Really! FTC.....? I thought Lady F and Introvert get paid for this.

maybe u are now as jobless as Lasy F and Intovert
Hustle hard bro

Rilwayne001:
“Rabbanaa laa tu’aakhidhna in naseenaa aw akhta’na, Rabbanaa wa la tahmil ‘alainaa isran kama hamal-tahu alal lahdheena min qablina, Rabbanaa wa la tuhammilna ma la taaqata lana bihi, wa’fu anna, waghfir lana warhamna, Anta Maulaana fansurna ‘alal qaumil kaafreen .”

“…Our Lord! Condemn us not if we forget or fall into error. Our Lord! Lay not on us a burden as You did lay on those before us. Our Lord! Lay not on us a burden greater than we have strength to bear. Blot out our sins and grant us forgiveness. Have mercy on us. You are our Protector. Grant us victory over the unbelievers.” (2:285-286)

Alhamdulillah, I don't need anyone dying before my sin can be forgiven.

U REALLY GOT ME MOVING WITH THIS
JAZAKUMU LAHU KAHERAN
Actually the above verse really moved me

#bringbackourmoney pdp!!!!!!!!



feel free to quote wailing wailers

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has warned
against any attempt to truncate the ongoing fight
against corruption under any guise, while also
expressing total support for President Muhammadu
Buhari’s determination to end the scourge of
corruption in the country.
In a statement issued in Lagos on Thursday by its
National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed,
the party appealed to all Nigerians, especially
opinion leaders, to ensure that their actions and
utterances do not give comfort to those who have
looted the commonwealth.
”Our party promised Nigerians change, but the
change that we promised and which Nigerians
desire so much cannot be achieved if we allow the
resources that belong to all Nigerians to be
appropriated by a few. How do we upgrade our
decayed infrastructure and provide jobs for our
people when the money meant for that has been
squirelled away by a few?
”President Buhari has promised to break the vicious
cycle of corruption that has held Nigeria down. How
can he do that if he allows those who have looted
the treasury to escape justice, and then use their
ill-gotten wealth to fight the government? How can
he do that if he turns a blind eye to the
monumental cases corruption in all sectors.
”We know that fighting corruption in a society
where the cankerworm has eaten deep into its
fabric will not be easy. We know that corruption will
always fight back. But there is no other choice than
to confront and destroy this monster once and for
all, lest it destroys Nigeria,” it said.
APC said the President’s sincerity of purpose can
be seen from his statement that any of his party
members who is found to be corrupt will not
escape justice.
”Therefore, those who are shouting themselves
hoarse by saying the Buhari Administration’s fight
against corruption is selective or is a distraction
are only seeking to sabotage the epic battle.
”If they have any case of corruption against any
member of the APC, they should forward their
evidence to the appropriate anti-corruption agency.
But to take to the airwaves and the pages of
newspaper to use their paid agents to launch a
campaign against the anti-graft fight is to fight
against the very existence and survival of Nigeria.
”The danger in truncating the fight against
corruption is that it will consign Nigeria to poverty,
insecurity and unemployment in perpetuity. That is
why we are restating our unalloyed support for the
President, and urging him not to be deterred or
distracted by those hiding under sophistry to
weaken the fight,” the party said.
It said those who are engaging in nitpicking on the
anti-corruption fight are simply implementing a
well-oiled plan to make enough noise by accusing
the Buhari Administration of being selective, and
hope to create enough confusion and distraction to
hoodwink unsuspecting Nigerians.
”We are glad that most Nigerians have lent their
support to the government’s fight against
corruption, going by their interventions on the
Social Media which has now become a people’s
parliament of sorts, and other fora. We urge them
not to relent in their support, irrespective of the
antics of the naysayers,” APC said.
Source: vanguardngr.com

The trial of former public officers who looted the national treasury and stashed the funds in foreign banks will commence in few weeks. President Muhammadu Buhari disclosed this, yesterday, when he met members of the National Peace Committee led by former Head of State, General Abdulsalami Abubakar at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

General Abubakar, however, advised President Buhari to follow due process in the prosecution of corrupt officials, reminding him that Nigeria was no longer in a military regime.Buhari-looters

President Buhari, who vowed to break the vicious cycle of corruption, unemployment and insecurity in Nigeria, stated that his administration would not only ensure that stolen monies stashed in foreign bank accounts were returned but that the looters must be tried. He disclosed that he was gathering documents which would serve as evidence against suspected culprits in the anti-corruption war.

The meeting between President Buhari and the committee, it was gathered, followed an earlier meeting with the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, during which committee members were told of the persecution that members of the PDP were facing in the hands of the new governing party.

“Nigeria has to break this vicious cycle before we can make progress,” the President said.

The President, who regretted the sorry state of the country’s finances also told the committee that as part of his actions to address the national problems he inherited, he has ordered the reorganization of Nigeria’s revenue generating institutions.

No more business as usual

He explained that a single treasury account had been established for all federal revenue to ensure greater probity, transparency and accountability in the collection, disbursement and utilisation of national funds.

His words: “We have really degenerated as a country. Our national institutions, including the military, which did wonderfully on foreign missions in the past, have been compromised. But we are doing something about it. The military is now retraining and morale has been resuscitated.

“As Petroleum Minister under Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo in the 1970s, I could not travel abroad until I had taken a memo to the Federal Executive Council asking for estacode. Now, everybody does what he wants. That is why security-wise, and economically, we’re in trouble. Those who have stolen the national wealth will be in court in a matter of weeks and Nigerians will know those who have short-changed them.”

The National Peace Committee, then asked him to follow due process in the anti-graft war.

They also reminded the President that Nigeria is not under a military regime, stressing that everyone suspected to have committed any crime was assumed innocent until proven guilty by a court of competent jurisdiction.

Rising from the meeting held behind closed-doors in the Presidential Villa, the committee remarked that though corruption was not to be condoned, the process of prosecuting suspects has to be constitutional.

Speaking to State House Correspondents on behalf of the committee, the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Dr. Matthew Hassan Kukah, who confirmed the meeting with former President Goodluck Jonathan, however, said the former president never begged for their intervention.

According to him, the meeting was a hearing-out process.

“We gave a bit of update about the relevance of the Peace Committee itself and how we can help to nurture what God has given to us. Anybody is free to come to our committee but President Jonathan never by telephone or another means talked to the committee. We went to see him, but that was after we had already seen members of the political party, members of the civil society; we plan to see the Speaker because we couldn’t see him yesterday.

“This is a very planned series of interventions essentially just to hear out everybody and I think the good news is that Nigerians are committed to a new nation. They are committed to ensuring that the gains and blessings God has given us come to fruition.

Due process must be followed —Peace committee

“This is not an intervention, it is a hearing out process. When we had election, it was like a wedding, now the reality of government is the marriage and people need to be encouraged. We need to reaffirm that this is our country and the only thing we can collectively be opposed to is injustice, inequity, corruption and in that regard we all had one single conversation.

“The President has also reaffirmed the need for this committee to continue and the international committee has very much welcomed the contributions of the committee. Essentially we are not policing, but when the need arises, we will help to build confidence in the process.

“It is not heating up the polity. In our conversation with former President Jonathan and members of the parties, I don’t think any Nigerian is in favour of corruption or is against the President’s commitment to ensuring that we turn a new leaf. I think what we are concerned about is the process. It is no longer a military regime and under our existing laws, everybody is innocent until proven guilty.

“Again, our own commitment is not to intimidate or fight anybody. The former President’s commitment and what he did still remains spectacular and I think that President Buhari himself appreciates that. So our effort really is to make sure that the right thing is done,” Kukah said.

Unilorin is just so good for ya cousin

Mine wa when I had my common entrance I was just eating everything that came my way. Later on my way home I was purging and I told my elder bro to allow me shit for one Bush. He Convinced me not to, naso I shit on top ma body on seeing my classmates they already know. I was lyk the ground should open up dat day

nojic:
heard a boy in futo has been paid. i havent. pls add me to the new group. 08139292709

is ur friend JV awardee

eniolaamoda:
My gf wrote d same siwes exam
She claimed d pay is 70k
Ladies like seriously is she serious??
70k

I think ur gf is a nairalander also bcs I was d one dat said it is 70k at job/vacancies forum
I was just whyning a guy

eniolaamoda:
My gf wrote d same siwes exam
She claimed d pay is 70k
Ladies like seriously is she serious??
70k

I think ur gf is a nairalander also, bcs I was d one dat said it is 70k at job/vacancies forum
I was just whyning a guy

And yet some mumus above me will keep shouting the Igbo man is creative. Wat the man did is a lame idea to construct an airplane is far more than that u need a team of aerospace engineer, mech , elect, computer, materials, mechatronics, chem, civil. For God sake how can we be celebrating mediocrity when our mates are embarking on realistic projects rather than some Welding bulshits. Be informed



Note: if u wanna quote me be reasonable

ITSaWRAP:
Source? Say no to plagiarism

grow up and check vanguard news paper

anoda drunkard

when a senator is under the influence of alcohol

I doff ma hat For the Jagaban of borgu kingdom.
you said and I quote
“We should just look at Nigeria as
Nigerians. No matter the level you are,
loosen your influence so that we can
help achieve the manifestos – security,
economy, employment and corruption –
because if we don’t kill corruption,
corruption will kill Nigeria. We have to
ensure that people we bring forward are
those that will move the society
forward.”
God bless u sir

freshvine:
They should stop using state house for their religious nonsense. Matter of state should be the cardinal focus not this extravagant religious ceremony

i'm so disappointed this is coming from a Lady shey na ur papa aus he go come break I'm fast # stop being a disgrace and grow up

pheeto23:
does any one know how much they pay?

70k per month

feedburner:
@baruzeez it's really annoying. which school n set is that?

Unilorin 2014/2015 award set

unimaid type of English

notified
Unilorin ma alma mata I sing
always beta by far
If u are not a student of the beta by far university get one as a friend

Ifeyz:
Thanks, pls what's the contact number of scholastica

07088609791, 07011962033

Ifeyz:
Pls guys im really sad right now. I wasnt able to do my re-verification before the stated end date, I would like to know if i still have a chance of doing it or whether ive just lost the award. Anybody with such experience pls help out...tnkx

call scholastica and tell dem u were unable to upload ya result before the deadline and that you had problems with ya mail account

ayodijex:
Loool....egbon the answer is clearly 14 jare,this one wey you do na wayo

shut up joor u dis olodo oya solve am

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londongal03:
That's my "almamata "

which department are u am currently a graduate student of the school