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iwaeda:
N'Golo Kante has been ruled out of Chelsea's game away to Crystal Palace on Tuesday with a hamstring injury suffered during the recent win over Watford.

Chelsea cruised to a 3-0 victory over the Hornets at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, but suffered a blow when Kante was forced off the field with just 12 minutes remaining.
The Itay international was a regular for the Blues up until March, but his role as the deepest of Chelsea's midfielders has been taken by Kante in their last four games.

While Lampard was keen to praise Jorginho's attitude, he said: "I don't want to go into personal details, or positional and tactical details of why I pick the team.

"I just have to pick the team as I see best. They're just my choices.

"He's been very professional about it. He wants to play, as every player does. One of the hardest parts of the job is telling a player they're not playing, particularly when they train well - and Jorginho always trains well.

"It's important players, during the course of a long season, are there to support players when they're out - and he's done that."

ChoCho54:
Castration keh? Na their cow go sure pass be that?

BRATISLAVA:
Are universities secondary school that they need to take attendance? Classes aren't compulsory in University. It's your choice to attend, so what is his point?

Blindersoff:
This is the same El Zakzaky many are attacking El Rufai for and whom Falana is defending.

It is clear that the FG knows much more than most do which is why they have refused to release El Zakzaky.

Buhari has remained defiant to the courts and has refused to release El Zakzaky and this picture justifies his reason not to.

oyatz:
Reduce Tribalism on Nairaland from the present level of 90% to at least 15% (it may be difficult to eradicate it 100% because most Nigerians have residual tribalistic mindset).

thundafire:
Dis backward CEO dat refuse to update him site

ThreeBlackBird:
Put that aside and bring on any other metric. Unilag would be in top 3 so this feat shouldn't come as a surprise.

ThreeBlackBird:
Think whatever you like but they wouldn't go to LASU or OSU or DELSU and other SUs. They went to the most prestigious schools in Nigeria and Ghana according to their documentary.

It was meant to prove that if sexual harassment is prevalent in those prestigious schools, it means this bush schools don't have predators. They have extortionists and rapists.

gowonmaharajah:
rubbish list. Imagine ranking university of abuja over almighty U.I.

uniRankTM, in a bid to answer the question of “What are the most popular Universities in Africa and Nigeria?”, published the 2020 African University Ranking of the top 200 recognized higher-education institutions in Africa and of 160 Nigerian higher-education institutions in Nigeria respectively.
The University must be officially recognized, licensed and/or accredited by the appropriate higher education-related organization in each country;
The University must be officially licensed or authorized to grant at least four-year undergraduate degrees (Bachelor’s Degrees) and/or postgraduate degrees (Master’s and Doctoral Degrees) and The University must provide higher education courses mainly in a traditional face-to-face learning format delivered through on-site facilities.
The aim is to provide a non-academic League Table of the top Universities in Africa based on valid,

Openedheavens:
I need nairalanders' advice concerning my present predicament.

I rented an apartment late last year and discovered my power wasn't disconnected despite having not made any recharge on the prepaid after 2 weeks.

I called my landlord brother who let the place out to me, to inform him about my findings, but he insisted that I was enjoying the recharge from the previous tenant.

I tried checking the balance through the small box used for recharging but it wasn't connecting and I believed it was a network issue

After about a month, my curiosity heightened and for the fact that I hate to be involved in anything illegal, I decided to make further inquiries concerning the metre.

My neighbor and chief tenant who has been in the house for about 4 years told me that there's debt on the metre which made the previous occupant connect directly while by passing the prepaid metre..

I called a friend who once worked with Nepa and he made findings saying the debt on the metre is 118,000 naira. I got the number of the landlord and decided to put a call to him last December.

He claimed that the house has been on prepaid metre since the erection of the building. And said I should ask Nepa how the debt was accrued..
I agreed with him so I decided to make more findings concerning how debt got on the metre.

During this period, a nepa official came for inspection, he dropped his phone number as I was not at home. I called him and explained everything to him..

He gave me the summary of the transaction which showed that the house owed a debt while on post paid, which was transfered on the prepaid meter when it was installed.
The nepa official indirectly asked me to bribe him so he would leave the metre not disconnected which I didn't oblige to.

He came last week to disconnect the metre and I have called the landlord who refused to find a solution to the problem.

My landlord claims he hasn't lived in the compound for a day and wouldn't be responsible for it. I suggested that I clear the bill and deduct it from my next rent. He refused.

I have been in darkness for over a week now and running on generator without any solution in sight.

What's the best measure I can take towards resolving this issue?

HigherEd:
Corruption is a culture in Nigeria.