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i guess he will be the next to go - That armband na bad luck |
both sick |
For allegedly impersonating the Army and being in possession of various items belonging to the Nigeria army, about 14 students have been arrested and are at the Third Battalion Barrack, Effurun, Delta state. The students, who claimed to be army cadets of higher institutions in Delta State, were arrested few days ago by soldiers from the third Battalion, where they were paraded in the Barracks. Parading the impostors, the Commanding Officer of the Battalion, Lt Col. Ifeanyi Out, said items found with the suspects included army logos, insignia, recruitment application forms, assorted military outfits and identity cards bearing the inscription of the Effurun Barracks. According to Col. Out, the suspects were caught selling recruitment forms to unsuspecting members of the public, adding that their action had serious security implications, especially given the current insecurity climate in the country. Noting that the trend, if not checked, is capable of serious security breaches, he said, “In recent times, we have witnessed an increase in the number of unregistered organizations that parade themselves as members of the Nigerian army.” When asked whether or not army cadets were approved for universities, the Commanding Officer stated, "We have had criminals who dress in army or police uniform who indulge in criminal activities. This is a trend that needs to be checked. For now, we are not aware of any organisation approved by the army to use its uniforms.” Our correspondent gathered that fake Army students suspected to be students of the Delta State University (DELSU), Anwai Campus in Asaba and Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku, have been parading themselves as members of Nigerian Army Cadet Force. But Col Out denied ever knowing such an organisation. “It is not an approved organisation and they do not have a right to use our documents and uniforms," he said One of the suspects, who simply gave his name as Stephen Okoh, a 500-level student at the Anwai campus of DELSU and leader of the organization, denied ever using the items found in their possession for criminal activities. Okoh told our correspondent that the items were worn only inside the university campus. http://saharareporters.com/news-page/nigeria-army-arrests-fake-army-students-delta
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how I WISH I was rep - Nja politics is the only way out of poverty ![]() |
By Tony Ubani reporting from London Sports Minister, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi has described Team Nigeria’s predicament in the on-going London 2012 Olympics without a medal as a clear testimony to how far Nigerian sports have fallen behind. The Minister who addressed hordes of Journalists at the Nigerian House in Stratford alongside NOC President, Engr Sani M. Ndanusa, Chef De Mission of Team Nigeria Dr Patrick Ekeji and NOC Scribe, Tunde Popoola while admitting his disappointment noted that it was a scientific diagnosis of our condition; a clear testimony to how far our sports have fallen. ‘’We shall therefore not attempt any excuses or indulge in any unproductive blame game. Rather than see this as a failure, we must see it as an opportunity to rebuild. When other countries found themselves in this kind of situation in the past, they have used the galvanizing power of disappointment to get down to work. At Atlanta 1996 Olympics, Team Great Britain won only one gold medal. Returning home, the right questions were asked, and the necessary actions were taken. Four years later in Sydney, they returned with 11 gold out of 28 medals. In Beijing four years ago, they returned with 19 gold memdals out of 47, placing them in the fourth position. Today, they are able to look back and say they have moved from ‘zeroes to heroes’. This is our chance. We can also do it. We must see this crisis as the necessary disequilibrium required for serious actions and drastic change. We will not allow this opportunity to pass”. The Minister said that having being appointed Minister and chairman of National Sports Commission only two months to the Olympics, he had to learn quickly. ‘’I have not received a better lesson than in the last two weeks of London 2012 Olympics. I have learnt three key lessons. 1. Olympics medal is about hard cash. It is not a coincidence that the medals table appears to reflect the level of economic development of the countries. But having the resources is one thing, making the right strategic investment is another. Team Great Britain largely owes its dramatic success to what is described as ‘’unprecedented financial investment” totaling up to more than £740 million over 15 years. The current annual spending on sports stands at £100 million. However, only 40% of this comes from the treasury, while the remaining 60% is lottery fund. Conversely, Australia finished fourth in Sydney with 16 gold medals. In London, Australia has fallen outside the top 10 with 6 gold medals. Australians have blamed reduced funding for elite athletes and a lack of facilities at the grassroots levels. He said that every medal is clearly projected and carefully planned for both in financial and technical terms. There is no short cut. Medals are won by people who have worked hardest not by those who have prayed hard. ‘’We can only win medals by building systems that capable of producing medalists and champions not by selecting athletes that we hope can win medals”. |
Honorable Minister, it is very unfortunate that we did not go to the London Olympics with the right athletes. How come Nigeria went to London without sports like corruption, money laundry, bunkering, boko haram, election rigging, bribery, false fuel subsidy claim, kidnapping, political assassins, political thugery, power failure, bad roads, exam malpractices? These are the sports that we are very good at. Please, next time go with these sports. I promise you, we will do very well. We are very, very good in these sports. We have good players and athletes who can represent us well in these sports like Farouk Lawan, Oji Uzo Kalu, Jame Ibori, IBB, Buhari, Dariye, Chimaroke Nnamani, Anini, T. Orji, Odili and others. from kalu9909 on the Vanguard website |
Please lets revisit that drawing board that has been revisited by the every sports minister in the history of Nigeria and while you at it make sure you help yourself to some loot. Only mad people expect diffferent results whilst still doing the same thing. Olympics training starts from the day after an olypmic ends and not two weeks or a month to the games. Any what is the amount of money spent on faclities and the so called sports people. |
solomon111: Let her and her parasitic country go to hell.!Are you denying the truth |
Thank God a few Nigerians are still educated and not stupid and how did you arrive at your conclusion that El rufai is the BK spokes person. if you are looking for a spokes person - look no further than within the PDP party. |
I thought English language is the national language in Nigeria or is that people always twist comments to appease their stupidity. The man said everyone around GEJ are clueless . It is not that difficult. El rufai please next time write in Hausa or Yoruba |
what a ffuckup police, this might have been the Nija Rawlings moment. |
what is your laptop number, I only respond to numbers between 01 and 03 |
ok we have heard - thank you |
Good Leadership is not about pleasing every single person. what nonsense, Government should compensate illegality. This kind of mindset is the reason why development will take a while before reaching Nigeria. If only GEJ had a tenth of your kind of passion, Nigeria would be a better place. |
poverty continues ............ |
If only past and present presidents were breast feed - Maybe Nigeria wont be in a mess |
tell me something new |
Nigeria land of Jesters , if only they would tackle social issues with the same zeal when it comes to writting useless letters |
she came first from the rear |
Anybody expecting good from an evil party like PDP is simply wasting their time. if only 2 nigerians remain after bk bombs pdp will still want to rule. |
Speaking to soon - Olympics not yet over. |
Lies upon lies, wake me when the first cleaning boat arrives, Ogoni people please don't be deceived by this useless tactics |
Without photos showing before and after - na fail be that oooo |
mruknaijaboy: did u just hear the coach at time out "dont forget about it! dont forget about it! actually forget about it" which kain nonesense talk be dat?na slip of tongue , we should be leading now - that is what he meant |
Nigeria is on fire - maybe france are crap ![]() |
Still doesnt change the fact that Nigeria is messed up. Who you wan complain to |
the problem was " The Nigerians couldnt convert free throws - they lost potential 12 points in the whole game whilst the lits scored every one of theirs - it could have been very close game |
they cant even convert free throws - what a shame so called professionals |
what is with all these shooting this failed attempt at 3 points - na wa stick to near the basket shots and we win simple as abc |
why cant professionals shoot a free throw - na that one dey kill nigeria |
how many free throws have Nigeria lost .instead of sticking to basic near the basket shots they making adventious long range shots |
so called nigerian nba players cant even shot free throws |
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