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hmmm.....the game ended draw
kudos to ayamprecious and khattab02 for their prediction |
the two teams are rivalries, the match could be a hot one...
well let's wait and see |
You already know it's a derby. Following the drama that happened yesterday with Chelsea having a 5-0 win and Man City having a draw,this game is definitely important for both teams. Arsenal fans think that Tottenham is not a threat but other fans want Tottenham to tear Arsenal apart as a win from Tottenham will put Chelsea at the top of the Table and give other teams a closer point margin with Arsenal. To make matters worse for Tottenham, Arsenal has 4 inured players returning to this match. Could this be the kiss of death for Tottenham?. Arsenal is known for playing the finest football in the premier league and Tottenham is known for humiliating the bigger teams. Tottenham can not be considered as a walk over because they have been in the title contention many times in the premier league. so who win?... who loss? or they draw? Guys talk your own. |
o ga o ntasport no broadcast the match |
thanks to all,since the college hasn't been accredited I can't get the exclusion letter. very saddened..... mitchew |
pls I need advice, being an HND graduate from one of d colleges of health technology in the country ,unfortunately d college hasn't got its nysc accreditation(but still on process).And since 2013 that I have graduated have been trying to search for job without nysc,exemption cert or exclusion letter,in which I wasn't comfortable cos of the absence of these documents, even I went to the college recently where I graduated to know the latest, unfortunately the mgt telling me the process is ongoing,but dis development saddened my heart cos they kept saying the stupid statement before I graduated. Now I want to ask whether is proper going to the NYSC HQ in abuja to ask for the exclusion letter ![]() ![]() because these documents are important if someone is looking job opportunity......... Moreover, I was moved to go for relevant professional training course which I'm have the certificate presently......PLS I NEED UR ADVICE..... tanks in anticipation |
pls I need advice, being an HND graduate from one of d colleges of health technology in the country ,unfortunately d college hasn't got its nysc accreditation(but still on process).And since 2013 that I have graduated have been trying to search for job without nysc,exemption cert or exclusion letter,in which I wasn't comfortable cos of the absence of these documents, even I went to the college recently where I graduated to know the latest, unfortunately the mgt telling me the process is ongoing,but dis development saddened my heart cos they kept saying the stupid statement before I graduated. Now I want to ask whether is proper going to the NYSC HQ in abuja to ask for the exclusion letter ![]() ![]() because these documents are important if someone is looking job opportunity......... Moreover, I was moved to go for relevant professional training course which I'm have the certificate presently......PLS I NEED UR ADVICE..... tanks in anticipation |
Davido na copy copy boi,just dey copy wizkid in every means |
lummexD:Ogbeni,it's true,it was published on daily vanguard today,even presently,it was stated in the headlines of NTA network news@9:00pm .....but list is yet to be updated on der recruitment website. |
lummexD:Ogbeni,it's true,it was published on daily vanguard today,even presently,it was stated in the headlines of NTA network news@9:00pm |
OK....tanks |
I see.....,but the website isn't displaying where to check the list nw.....or who else had checked the list |
Pls are you sure of what you saying? |
ChangeIsCostant:Hmmm.....deep talk |
pls how can I go about the processes of UNILORIN DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSION,
pls kindly help me the present information |
momohnice:bros, pls are you sure is out ![]() |
I think Jude and Paul took MayD along to replace peter wtf!!!,but I think they are tru with him na....well peter should let go of kinda grievances and unite with his bros |
bro receive sense nw, anything can happen tomorrow.... buh eventually if Portugal get dis cup,I think dey should first smash d cup on ur 'MESSIFOOL' head brain |
surestakes,I think ur madness has started,just shaming urself. |
HayTeeHem:nice one,pls which school have you obtained this Msc in environmental health management ? |
Harwehroh1:eeyah,Harwehroh1 don't be confused, worry not,NAF know what they are doing,you know we are many,I think they wanna sort out DSSC first before ours,and once they ain't inform us of d date for the screening, we should calm down,those Naf soilders are mentioning the date wen the batch B of 2015 recruitment will starts their six mnths training, hoping batch A of ours will join them after screening. |
pat077:NO,ISPON is the body organising safety training ,issuing certification, regulations in Nigeria ....NEBOSH is recognized internationally (worldwide) |
nifesi01:sanita!!!!,as a safety officer to-be,you need to go for safety professional courses with bodies like ISPON,NEBOSH,NIOSH this will authenticate you as safety officer.......beep me on 08062328618 |
yes Obiano is doing well, not owing salaries BECAUSE the former governor did well when he was in office, peter obi manage the state's economy,he did nt borrow any money for the state development utilized the income generated and allocations appropriately,...UNLIKE Fayemi and AREGBE. N.B.: in ekiti if Fayemi didn't borrow does loans(money) from commercial banks,excess crude oil...... Fayose would not have problem with workers unpaid five months salaries |
Pete Hoekstra, a former chairman of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee from 2004 to 2007 in this article published by Wall Street Journal says President Muhammadu Buhari is Nigeria’s problem and not the solution. Breaking down every move of President Buhari, Hoekstra said Buhari has made his anti-corruption war selective. “But an anticorruption drive that is selective and focused on senior members of the opposition party creates deep political divisions. Meanwhile, members of Mr. Buhari’s own cabinet, accused of large-scale corruption, walk free,” he said. He also attacked the president’s policy on economy describing them as “ damaging and outdated monetary policy”. Read the full article below Nigerian President Muhummadu Buhari writes of building an economic bridge to Nigeria’s future (“The Three Changes Nigeria Needs,” op-ed, June 14). It’s hard to see how his administration’s inflexibility, lack of vision and reactive approach will achieve this. Mr. Buhari notes that building trust is a priority for Nigeria. But an anticorruption drive that is selective and focused on senior members of the opposition party creates deep political divisions. Meanwhile, members of Mr. Buhari’s own cabinet, accused of large-scale corruption, walk free. Seventy percent of the national treasury is spent on the salaries and benefits of government officials, who make upwards of $2 million a year. As for Mr. Buhari’s ideas to rebalance the economy and regenerate growth, his damaging and outdated monetary policy has been crippling. The manufacturing sector, essential to Nigeria’s diversification, has been hardest hit, exacerbating an already fast-growing employment crisis. Foreign investors have started to flee en masse. Mr. Buhari makes only brief mention of the country’s deteriorating security situation. But security and stability are precursors to economic growth and development. Boko Haram has been pushed back for now, but little attention is paid to the structural issues that have spurred its rise. Instead, the Nigerian government has diverted much-needed military resources to the Niger Delta, where rising militancy has reduced Nigeria’s oil production to less than half the country’s capacity, and half the amount required to service the national budget. Much of these tensions arise from Mr. Buhari’s decision to cut amnesty payments to militants and an excessively hard-line approach in a socially and politically sensitive environment. Other ethnic tensions are also growing. In the country’s south, protests have been met by a bloody response from the Nigerian military, stoking the fire and galvanizing support for an independent state of Biafra. Rising tensions could again pose one of the greatest threats to Nigeria’s stability and future. Pete Hoekstra, Senior Fellow, The Investigative Project on Terrorism, Washington and former chairman of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee from 2004 to 2007.
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