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Stanley07: i dey gwags bt d heat eh too much,where u dey for gwas

drop your number make i Holla you

who dey go gwaz tomorrow? Make we follow go

Thanks for opening this thread!

Help me take this topic to the front page. Pls i beg ‎​u guys.

The sultan is demanding for amnesty because Yar'adua declared it for Niger-delta militant. So they want it too for their own armed group.

Sultan Demands Amnesty For
Boko Haram
The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Mohammad
Saad Abubakar has urged President
Goodluck Jonathan to declare amnesty
for the members of the fundamentalist
sect, Boko Haram, as part of the
measures to halt the insurgency by the
group.
The Sultan who is also the President-General,
Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs,
gave the advice at the central council
meeting of Jamatrul Nasril Islam (JNI) in
Kaduna on Tuesday, where he expressed his
deep concerns over the spate of bomb
attacks and kidnappings by terrorists in parts
of the country.
According to the Sultan, who chaired the
meeting, extending amnesty to the sect
members will pave way for dialogue between
the sect and the federal government.
Making reference to a similar amnesty
declared for militants in the Niger Delta, the
Sultan stated that “the type of amnesty that
ended militants’ unrest in the Niger Delta will
be suitable for the North.”
He added: “Initiating a restoration and
rehabilitation programme that would
integrate the terrorists into the larger society
will pave way for dialogue rather than
engaging them in an endless war.”
Sultan Abubakar noted that the amnesty will
enable the sect members lay down their arms
rather than the on-going military tactic by
the massive deployment of the Joint Task
Force (JTF) to the northern part of the
country.
The Federal Government had in 2008
declared amnesty for militants in the Niger-
Delta following years of incessant bomb
attacks on oil installations and kidnapping of
oil workers. The amnesty which involved
monthly payment and skill acquisition for the
former militants abroad has since restored
peace in the region and increased Nigeria’s
crude oil production.
The Sultan’s demand is similar to the one
made by the Northern Elders Forum during
its meeting in Kano last year. At the meeting,
the forum sought for amnesty for the Boko
Haram members as it was done with the
militants from the Niger Delta region during
the late Umaru Musa Yar’adua administration.
Condemning the state of insecurity across
the country, the Islamic leader attributed the
security challenges to the injustice meted
against the masses by political leaders which
resulted in the taking up of arms by various
groups.
Boko Haram has been staging insurgency
attacks against the Nigerian government,
demanding for an imposition of Sharia Law
across the country. The insurgency attack is
reported to have claimed over 3,000 civilian
lives.
Polio Attacks
On polio outbreak and other epidemics in
some states in the North, the Sultan said JNI
will continue to work with the Ministry of
Health and other relevant agencies to ensure
that children in the region are immunised
against such deadly diseases.
Also speaking, the Minister of State for
Health, Mr. Mohammed Pate, condemned the
recent killing of nine health workers in Kano
and lamented that most parents in the North
are yet to accept immunisation for their
children. This situation, he said, has hindered
the eradication of polio in the country.
Nigeria, Afghanistan and Pakistan are the
Only countries in the world where polio still
exists.
The conference hall of the JNI headquarters
in Kaduna was filled to capacity with
prominent Islamic scholars and leaders from
across the country, converging to discuss
issues affecting Muslims and the country at
large.

What about political science?

kingobasi: Y is it that GEJ is not showing interest in this case, what kind of president do we have in our courtry? Well na GOD go judge us. GOD bless nigeria GOD bless uniabj

For your information,GEJ gave #UNIABUJA 2Billion naira intervention fund during the first stage of this unrest to upgrade the facilities but the whole money is no where to be found.

chai! Academics and politics.....what will be our fate now

Am fade up

do you think research in motion were stupid to produce bb? Nna see nigerian oooo......as far as u can manufacture or produce an alternative to bb i will go with you...if not pls go and sleep because iker casillas uses bb

Richiez: abi ooh, Corruption everywhere

Mr Richiez...where have u been bro? U have forgotten ur responsibility as the Moderator of this thread...anyway shaa @mrpresido has taken over ur job

No exams till 18th of February, to give time for negotiations between engineering students and school management...........#Geturjambform

My good friends and fellow aspirants, what kind of pathetic condition have we find ourselves, just because we want to study in uniFCT, it has really taken another dimension, i keep asking this question:what manner of man is Adelabu the VC? Since there's no good testimony about him from staff and students.....no communication link and we all have been left gunning for rumours and gossips...just hoping all the delay will be for our own good..time will tell and hope to see u soon in GWAZ. Bye.

Reliably informed that the 25 date has been
shifted .This is to resettled the fulanis who
have taken refuge in the permanent site .A
new date will be fixed .I will keep you inform

Uniabuja

zezeny: CLA is usually more competitive dan Classics. At d same time, no course in UI can be called a less competitive course. This is because cut-off every year varies according to how candidates in each course passes nd dats why u can neva determine a less or most competitive course in UI. GOODLUCK IN UR DECISION.

thanks very much

Hey guys! Congratulations on your admissions.. Am planning of applying to UI in this year Jamb. Can someone tell me a less competitive course in that university and how competitive is Classical studies and communication and language art. Pls I need urgent answers and pls don't be angry with me for posting this to your thread.

So nobody knows what's up! Whether admission list is out or not.....

Good news ooooo.....thank God, at least there's something to cheer about after this long run. But how do I check it?

And we make it thru this resumption and admission list hurricane......#uniabuja most politically manipulated institution in Nigeria, But I still want to be there to make a difference because it's the ideal place for me......Guys don't be in a hurry,final year students must write their exams and go out before we will be taken in...shout out to you all for keeping this thread alive and to my future course mates(political science and international relations) dpsir.edu.ng

Happy new year fam

lolla156: it baffles me o,
No School Website, no portal, all that one ZERO
No SUG, no Security, all that one ZERO
No accreditation
is dat school supposed to be called a school at all?
mehn,Bleep up, big time Bleep up.

Post of the year for me.....big ups bro lolla.....@Mr presido u claim to know it all...do you know when uniabuja was to do their screening? How will u know when they are going to resume? Are u working with the registrar or who in uniabuja and u are just getting admission this year, bro grow up...happy new year to y'all

thenationonlineng.net/new/campus-life/accreditation-crisis-rocks-uniabuja-2/

If uniabuja is resuming Feb 2013,which academic session will that be? 2012/2013 or 2013/2014? Make God help person oooo...people that applied same jamb with us have already finished 1st semester.

Umar pkd: Hey frndz am nw addmitted into uni abj political science nd international relation oll we nid ix just information add me on 2go PKD44 any body that get addmsn in dsame course like me...merry xmas and happy new year in advance..

I applied for same political science and international relations,though not yet admitted....when did u see ur admission status? Merry xmas and hope the new year will bring smiles to our faces

Any body criticizing BRF should do his research very well to have facts and figures to support his claim.......For me Fashola have done very well and have used the PUBLIC PRIVATE PATNERSHIP to achieve great things and projects in Lasgidi...The Lagos-osborne bridge(the first suspension bridge in west africa)linking lekki to Ikoyi ..Light Rail system...that's enough for me...pls rest your case

Any body criticizing BRF should do his research very well to have facts and figures to support his claim.......For me Fashola have done very well and have used the PUBLIC PRIVATE PATNERSHIP to achieve great things and projects in Lasgidi...The Lagos-osborne bridge(the first suspension bridge in west africa)..Light Rail system...that's enough for me...pls rest your case

Happy xmas to y'all, may God blessings shower on us IJN..Amen.....Enjoy the best of the season

Olayemiy: Everybody sits there and be xpecting the 2nd list okay?is that what they call MERIT LIST or EDIT LIST?where the name of someone whose score was 219 in jamb score was included in the list without the name of someone who score about 230 and above was not included.rubbish.

me too I scored 238 but yet to be admitted, seems like this new list on jamb site is mainly science and agric dept...have not seen any social science dept admitted since....my question for u is this...did they admit the person with 219 in the same dept as urs?

People have turned political analyst just because they have some cyber time on their mobile or PC, why are u supporting PDP? A party that have being at the helms of affairs for 12 good years to turn the fortune of this country around but have failed in all ramifications, and still used "Transformation Agenda" as its Manifesto topic for 2011 elections, a big political misnomer. Buhari did not campaign all over the country that was because he has no such money, The main cause of corruption in #Nigeria is not any other thing except party funding, when some influencial personalities sponsors ur campaign they turn back to collect what they have given u, like we have had in GEJ government, Pple like Dangote,OTEDOLA that sponsored his election have reap back in 10,000 folds... Pls let's put sentiment apart and put national development as our collective responsibility.... For me democracy is a failure in Africa and PDP is a failure in Nigeria, let's see how the opposition parties merge works out and I think Buhari is our answer in #Nigeria