₦airaland Forum

Beaf:
It is based on quota system and common entrance and JAMB results.
You can also observe it in the streets, there is practically nobody in urban areas that does not understand English or can't read.

These are the highest density education states in Nigeria:
Delta, Edo, Akwa-Ibom, Cross-Rivers, Oyo, Lagos , Imo and Anambra States

These are the lowest density states:
Kaduna, Sokoto, Borno, Adamawa, Kano, Niger, Zamfara

Your source with a link please.

Yet people still think it is only MASSOB and MEND that can cause civil war here in Naija.

Now, I can confirm that even Sun has it on their paper too.

Link:

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2009/aug/11/national-11-08-2009-007.htm

My source is the 10pm radio Nigeria network news I tunned to after desperately searching for our beloved Cosmo FM.

I was listening to the gibberish they call news when I heard that EFCC officials sealed up Cosmo FM because it was set by former governor Nnamani with looted funds.


We in the East and indeed south of Nigeria will miss cosmo because of their quality programming and wide reach.

Have any one else heard about this?

naliakar:
Exactly? My questions too. You cannot photoshop a scary picture and claim from the roof top that this is our president. Be true patriots guys.

I have seen many authored picture of our president on nairaland BUT the picture on this post is NOT photoshopped in any way.

That is a REAL picture, although angle of shot might have contributed a BIT to the unfortunate appearance.

Damn!!

That prophesy is really funny shaa.   

BUT,


where are those people on this forum  threatening other people in here with fire and brimstone when Adeboye was said to have made a popular purchase. Where are they to come and caution some guys here, if they are not among the people ridiculing the Prophet.

Now its TB Joshua and they dont think he is man of God enough?

How do they determine who is man of God sef.

i'm no pentecostal and I aint gonna be one but it doesnt feel right at all when people literally worship some preachers and outrightly label others fake prophets.

Im not saying that there arent men of God and Fake ones but, how do you tell?

I dont know what is 'powering'  TB Joshua but to me, I mean to ME, he is much a better person than most of the more popular  pastors in Nigeria.

Just my opinion anyways.

i still wonder why people request for smf sites to be reviewed.

he just said it, the permission is 0775

why not chmod it to 777, i believe thats where the whole issue lies.

or cant you chmod?

@ afam,
line 62 is presumably where he has: if(copy($_FILES['uploadedfile']['tmp_name'], $target))

its not even funny to me. maybe he is trying to get people talking and i think hes already succeeded.

if only the poster will come and explain his problems better.

I dont think he is having problems with uploading the photos, check the line below:

pagolina:
but when image are uploaded i can only see the path not the image

What i can deduce from his post is that he is having problems of DISPLAY, what I cant fathom is whether the display problem is about displaying the uploaded photo or displaying the photo for the user to see before uploading and thats why I said, if only he can come and explain better.

Assuming you have successfully incorporated  an image upload script in an 'insert server behaviour' created by   Dreamweaver, you will have to also include the full path of the picture where you want to display it. Dreamweaver cannot do it on its own.

e.g: lets say you uploaded the image in a folder named 'photos' and your recordset is named 'rs_files' and the field in the DB that holds your filename is 'pics'

then to display the picture which you uploaded to the 'photos folder,

the line that will do it will look exactly like this,

<img src="photos/<?php echo $row_rsfiles['pics']; ?>"/>


Then again, something makes me think you are talking about image preview box. i.e the one that shows you the picture you are uploading before uploading it.

If you are talking about that, then its javascript that will do it for you.

Why I Went To Okija Shrine With Bible, By Ngige

[url=http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/news/article01//indexn2_html?pdate=110709&ptitle=Why%20I%20Went%20To%20Okija%20Shrine%20With%20Bible,%20By%20Ngige]Source[/url]



Condemns Secret Oath-Taking
By Godwin Ijediogor and Samson Ezea
FORMER Governor of Anambra State, Dr. Chris Ngige, yesterday condemned the practice of secret oath taking by politicians in their quest for political power.

Speaking to The Guardian on telephone, Ngige, who was accused some years ago of swearing a secret oath of allegiance at the Okija Shrine at the prompting of his estranged godfather, Chief Chris Uba, before becoming governor in 2003, denied actually taking the oath.

"I went to Okija Shrine with my Bible and refused to take any oath. Take oath for who and what? It is rubbish and absolute nonsense. Satan took Jesus to mountain for trial, but at the end Jesus triumphed over him," Ngige said.

On the recent allegation and counter-allegation of secret oath taking between Governor Gbenga Daniel of Ogun State and some House of Assembly members, Ngige said he had not been following the saga, saying he was outside the country when the news broke.

But he stated that anybody, politician or businessman, demanding secret oath taking from anybody before supporting him or her is wasting his/her time, because it does not work.

Meanwhile, a cross section of Nigerians have described the act as shameful and desperate.

President, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) and General Overseer, Word of Life Bible Church, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor said it is "one of the dirty things and ignominious acts going on in the corridors' of power within the country," adding: "This is one of the reasons we have poor government."

The Christian cleric said further: "It is obvious from that shameful scene that our politicians do not feel they owe the nation any obligation. Their responsibility and obligation is to the people that gave them the oath. Because of that, they cannot be truthful. They are often compelled under such oath to take money to the people who initiated them.

"This reveals that there are many secrets surrounding governance in the country and no matter how bad things may be, they (politicians) would always cover themselves because they are on oath.

"It has encouraged corruption, wickedness, occultism in governance, rigging of elections, do-or-die politics and disregard for the sufferings of the people. That is the major cause of corruption in Nigeria. God will gradually expose the people who are behind the problem of this great country," he noted.

To the Prelate, Methodist Church, Nigeria, Rt. Rev. Ola Makinde: "It is barbaric, against the word of God and an insult to the integrity of citizens of the country."

"That is why our election will always be riddled with violence, rigging and bloodshed. Nigerians and particularly Christians should take the issue as a serious challenge that deserves to be prayed about," he added.

Renowned Kano Islamic cleric, Sheik Tijjani Bala Kalarawi, expressed regret that governance has today been reduced to power and acquisition of ill-gotten money, unlike in the past.

He attributed the development to the level of insincerity in the polity, hence he advocated a return to the ways of Allah, as "We must remember that we would all go back to Allah one day."

To constitutional lawyer, Mr. Fred Agbaje: "It is not only illegal, but also unconstitutional, as government officials who have skeletons in their cupboards are abusing the constitution and tarnishing the principles of the rule of law. They are not content with having only Official Secrets Act in place, but they have even gone further."

Mike Igini, Director of Centre For Leadership Values And Policy said it "clearly exemplifies the collapse of governance and the total erosion of our values."

For his part, Chief Chekwas Okorie, National Chairman of All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), declared: "It is indeed worrisome that while the younger generation of other countries are engaged in efforts to make major breakthroughs in technology and other endeavours, their Nigerian counterparts repose their entire confidence in these primitive methods, as well as rely on godfathers, to whom they will take oath of loyalty to succeed in life."

He said this explains why the Nigerian society is not regenerative in all sectors of the economy and national life and called on members of the National Assembly "to rise above partisan and parochial interests to bequeath to Nigerians a sound electoral reform that will put Nigeria back on the path of growth, development and civilisation."

Tools

cant believe you are asking people to review an smf site.

then again, its overcrowded out there at the homepage.

N250m alleged money laundering scam: Assembly clears Obi •Says Anambra money not missing


Source: Sun News

The Anambra State House of Assembly yesterday adopted the report of the three-man ad-hoc committee on the issue of N250 million belonging to Anambra State that was intercepted by the police in Lagos state, exonerating Governor Peter Obi of any complicity in the business.

The House had, on June 2, 2009 at the peak of the scandal, set up the ad-hoc committee comprising Hons. Gabriel Onyenwife, chairman, Chinedu Muokwue and Nnamdi Ezike as members, to look into the root of the facts surrounding the origin and destination of the said money.

At yesterday’s sitting, Chairman of the committee, Hon. Onyenwife read the six-page report of the committee which was adopted as a working document for the House though not without objection from two members Hon. J. C. Okeke of Nnewi Constituency and leader of the House, Hon. (Mrs.) Njideka Ezeigwe, who wanted the report to be stood down for members to study.

However, the committee in the report recommended that the report be accepted as a working document pending when reports of the police and the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) were sent to it for it to fully report to the House.
Part of the adopted report reads: “The committee found out from the office of the secretary to the state government that Ejike Onwusogbulu is the owner of Glitz Introserve Ltd which is a registered company with the state government.

“Mr. speaker, the committee found out from the office of the accountant general of the state that the state government has not paid any amount of money whatsoever to either Ejike Onwusogbulu personally or to Glitz Introserve Ltd or Autozone Motors Global Ltd.” The accountant general appeared personally before the committee.

“The committee, on reply from the heads of local government administrations of the state and after conducting oral interview with them one after the other, discovered that all the heads of local government administration, through their secretariat in the office of the honourable commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters, agreed to purchase 21 units of Kia Optima cars for their respective offices in the 21 LGA’s of Anambra State and 21 units of Ford Ranger 4x4 Pick Up van for the police in the 21 local government areas of the state to beef-up security in the state.
“The heads of local government administration in all the local governments agreed through selective tender to award the contract to Autozone Motors Global Ltd and Glitz Introserve Ltd.

“The committee discovered that the contract sum for the purchase and supply of the aforementioned vehicles were N4,850,000 per unit for the Ford Ranger 4x4 Pick Up van and N3,700,000 per unit for the Kia Optima cars. The total contract sum is N179,550,000. There is an advance payment guarantee from Fidelity Bank in respect of the contract. There is also a letter of domiciliation of the above amount from one Stephaine Keri Uzo JP of office of the honourable commissioner, Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters, to the branch manager, Fidelity Bank Plc, No 7, Zik Avenue Awka.
“The committee found out that all the local governments raised payment vouchers and subsequently issued cheques in respect of the above contracts. The cheques are yet to be paid to the contractor though deposited with the bank where the total sum of contract is domiciled i.e Fidelity Bank Plc of No. 7 Zik Avenue, awka.

“It was also discovered by the committee from Ejike Onwusogbulu that the amount that was intercepted by the police in Lagos was N255,000,000.00 (two hundred and fifty five million naira) and not N250,000,000.00 (two hundred and fifty million). The money, from investigation, was an overdraft facility withdrawn by Ejike Onwusogbulu from Fidelity Bank Plc, No 7 Zik Avenue, Awka on Thursday, May 28, 2009.
“The committee found out from Ejike Onwusogbulu that he withdrew the money for the purposes of direct purchase of the contracted vehicles from dealers in Lagos who are more inclined to cash and carry transaction.

“…The committee discovered that the said money withdrawn by Ejike Onwusogbulu i.e N255,000,000.00 (two hundred and fifty five million naira) was the money intercepted by the police in Lagos. The governor corroborated the fact that Ejike Onwusogbulu was the owner of the money and that the said vehicles intercepted with the money were his, going for routine servicing in Lagos and that he was aware that the contractor gave the money to his driver.

“…It is the recommendation of the committee that as the police and the EFCC are yet to come out with any report, this report should be accepted as a working document pending when reports of the police and EFCC are sent to the committee for the committee to fully report to the House.”

I Copied the newspaper report earlier in the morning but I couldnt see it thereafter and I guess somehow it was flagged as spam.

N250m alleged money laundering scam: Assembly clears Obi
•Says Anambra money not missing
From GEOFFREY ANYANWU, Awka
Wednesday, July 8, 2009

https://sunnewsonline.com/images/obi%20peter-03-01.jpg
Governor Peter Obi
•Photo: Sun News Publishing

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The Anambra State House of Assembly yesterday adopted the report of the three-man ad-hoc committee on the issue of N250 million belonging to Anambra State that was intercepted by the police in Lagos state, exonerating Governor Peter Obi of any complicity in the business.

The House had, on June 2, 2009 at the peak of the scandal, set up the ad-hoc committee comprising Hons. Gabriel Onyenwife, chairman, Chinedu Muokwue and Nnamdi Ezike as members, to look into the root of the facts surrounding the origin and destination of the said money.

At yesterday’s sitting, Chairman of the committee, Hon. Onyenwife read the six-page report of the committee which was adopted as a working document for the House though not without objection from two members Hon. J. C. Okeke of Nnewi Constituency and leader of the House, Hon. (Mrs.) Njideka Ezeigwe, who wanted the report to be stood down for members to study.

However, the committee in the report recommended that the report be accepted as a working document pending when reports of the police and the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) were sent to it for it to fully report to the House.
Part of the adopted report reads: “The committee found out from the office of the secretary to the state government that Ejike Onwusogbulu is the owner of Glitz Introserve Ltd which is a registered company with the state government.

“Mr. speaker, the committee found out from the office of the accountant general of the state that the state government has not paid any amount of money whatsoever to either Ejike Onwusogbulu personally or to Glitz Introserve Ltd or Autozone Motors Global Ltd.” The accountant general appeared personally before the committee.

“The committee, on reply from the heads of local government administrations of the state and after conducting oral interview with them one after the other, discovered that all the heads of local government administration, through their secretariat in the office of the honourable commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters, agreed to purchase 21 units of Kia Optima cars for their respective offices in the 21 LGA’s of Anambra State and 21 units of Ford Ranger 4x4 Pick Up van for the police in the 21 local government areas of the state to beef-up security in the state.
“The heads of local government administration in all the local governments agreed through selective tender to award the contract to Autozone Motors Global Ltd and Glitz Introserve Ltd.

“The committee discovered that the contract sum for the purchase and supply of the aforementioned vehicles were N4,850,000 per unit for the Ford Ranger 4x4 Pick Up van and N3,700,000 per unit for the Kia Optima cars. The total contract sum is N179,550,000. There is an advance payment guarantee from Fidelity Bank in respect of the contract. There is also a letter of domiciliation of the above amount from one Stephaine Keri Uzo JP of office of the honourable commissioner, Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters, to the branch manager, Fidelity Bank Plc, No 7, Zik Avenue Awka.
“The committee found out that all the local governments raised payment vouchers and subsequently issued cheques in respect of the above contracts. The cheques are yet to be paid to the contractor though deposited with the bank where the total sum of contract is domiciled i.e Fidelity Bank Plc of No. 7 Zik Avenue, awka.

“It was also discovered by the committee from Ejike Onwusogbulu that the amount that was intercepted by the police in Lagos was N255,000,000.00 (two hundred and fifty five million naira) and not N250,000,000.00 (two hundred and fifty million). The money, from investigation, was an overdraft facility withdrawn by Ejike Onwusogbulu from Fidelity Bank Plc, No 7 Zik Avenue, Awka on Thursday, May 28, 2009.
“The committee found out from Ejike Onwusogbulu that he withdrew the money for the purposes of direct purchase of the contracted vehicles from dealers in Lagos who are more inclined to cash and carry transaction.

“…The committee discovered that the said money withdrawn by Ejike Onwusogbulu i.e N255,000,000.00 (two hundred and fifty five million naira) was the money intercepted by the police in Lagos. The governor corroborated the fact that Ejike Onwusogbulu was the owner of the money and that the said vehicles intercepted with the money were his, going for routine servicing in Lagos and that he was aware that the contractor gave the money to his driver.

“…It is the recommendation of the committee that as the police and the EFCC are yet to come out with any report, this report should be accepted as a working document pending when reports of the police and EFCC are sent to the committee for the committee to fully report to the House.”

Source: SunNews

Maybe this guy has come up with a better way of doing it this time,

Money can do anything in Naija.

Your question appears to have simple solution but that will be when you have cleared some simple issues that we need to know about your work.

It is very easy to create forms in Dreamweaver but you will not use Dreamweaver to create your database.

So now tell us:

1. what kind of scripting language (eg: php, ASP etc) you are working with.
2. what kind of database do you want to use (eg: Access, mysql etc)

If you are not sure about any of the above, you can get an advice on which might favour you the more.

That will be it for now, until you give answers to the above questions, im not sure there is much anyone can do for you.

Ciao.

Aloy.Emeka:
World's Most Expensive Cities 2009

Can of soft drink: $1.77

what kind of soft drink are they referring to here? Fanta or Red Bull?

Those figures arent real, unless you havent been to Abuja.

yawa-ti-de]Letz rephrase the question:
-----------------------
Question:
Can I buy a benz?

Does that explain things better? [/quote][quote author=Dual Core:
no
i dont want a benz

@ Dual Core, thats just funny.

i have to keep mum on this topic so far because I wasnt trying to show off anything because i dont even have much to offer myself. Its just that its very easy to get into a fight here in NL.

kolitos007:
The point is we are both talking of 2 different things, am just saying to the poster and not you, ok that he could just do it in html and not bother wasting time doing it in flash if he can do it in html simple, is that ok with you biggjoe?

Now you have said it as it should be said and for that all is ok with me. my apologies if i have talked too much.

whiteroses:
why do african / nigerian like black base website design its not pretty, it just reminds you of mud hut houses trying to squat to enter, dark mind even follow nigerian people till internet lol i went to moHit website as well again black base graphic it's too,  ugly is not the word but i dont know lol cant they make it pop and chic lol

and for not appreciating a good thing let me add that your english sucks!!

[/quote][quote author=kolitos007 link=topic=287506.msg4090577#msg4090577 date=1245965162]And please can you explain to me what you are trying to correct me about because I don't understand thank you.

i got it all pointed out in my last posts, just go through them. and please, im not trying to start anything. Like a  fight i mean

m.i:
The Godfather, Scarface, and Shottas (have no idea why i like this movie so much!), the Devil's advocate,Constantine, cool runnings, and two typically TCM movies that i absolutely love, Buddy Buddy, and something funny happened on the way to the forum

we seem to have the same test on movies.

kolitos007:
Yes you have got a point, you can do that in flash if you want to, I don't remember think I have done it before, but I urge you to read on using flexi and amfphp am not very good at it, but you may have to search for it.

im not looking for solutions on this issue, i am only politely trying to correct you.

i think you got flash all wrong.

kolitos007:
What am saying is that the contact form http://www.omotola.tv/comments.html is not a flash page it is html,, 

The above line is exactly where i have a problem. Is there anything like a flash page?

For the records, flash is not a scripting language its just an object which you can put in any page of any language.

the above page you pointed out can still contain flash with that form if the designer so desires.

kolitos007:
if you noticed from that website, the form section is not flash, so all you need to do is design a page for the form, similar to the other pages and just link it

I really have no clue as what you mean by 'form section not being flash'.

Are you saying that a page cannot contain both flash and form?

nitation:
why don't you create your form using xhtml instead of flash. Macromedia flash has it own short-comings and for compatibility wise, it's not advisable!

- nitation

im not sure poster is implying that he doesnt know how to do forms with html/xhtml he might just be trying to venture into something different.

@post,

im not certain but i think i have seen tools for creating forms in flash when i attempted learning macromedia flash 7.

Andy1985ng:
seriously, What is nollywood?

i was going to ask that question again