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The National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved more Postgraduate programmes for Bells University of Technology, Ota in Ogun. The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Jeremiah Ojediran, made this known in Otta on Monday.

Ojediran said that the approval was granted after a rigorous resource assessment by the NUC panel in December 2017.

He said that the approval for the commencement of Postgraduate academic programmes and Master degrees in full time mode were granted for six programmes, having only one course with interim accreditation status.

According to him, Architecture, being the programme with the interim status, falls under the College of Environmental Sciences.

“The result of the evaluation of the degree programmes revealed that MSc Management got 78 per cent, MBA has 80.3 per cent and MSc in Human Resource Management got 83.0 per cent.

“MSc Accounting also got 75.3 per cent and MSc Finance got 76.4 per cent,’’ Ojediran said in a statement.

The vice-chancellor listed Accounting, Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Management Technology and Urban and Regional Planning as courses fully accredited by the NUC.

//www.vanguardngr.com/2018/11/nuc-approves-more-postgraduate-courses-for-objs-varsity/

nairafamedotcom:
Then argue with Davido

Who cares...

Jobless and foolish sects

hisexcellency34:
So shameful that the same Oby complaining about recycling leaders, calling Buhari and Atiku 'Butiku' can be running to IBB for endorsement

So for her stopping at IBB’s place after her giving a lecture at el-amin in minna makes it shameful...

kemzy036:
And why can't you just calm down and check the time on the picture hmmmm

Oga it might be a new picture tho but u saying that he should check the time on the pics is shambles cos i can take a pics of 2years back and fix the recent time and date on it.

The man wey no need SDP before. He went there just to achieve his political aim. He’s through with them already

SarkinYarki:
It's your Buhari that's a cow..Dont go and upgrade your brain be there waiting for minimum wage

Muuuuu!! Cow milk don shrink ur brain

Elder statesman and former Commissioner of Police, Lagos and Kano States, Alhaji Abubakar Tsav, has penned a thought-provoking letter to the Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Tukkur Buratai, over the abduction and murder of Major General Idris Alkali (Rtd) in Dura-Du area of Plateau State.

Tsav described the murder of Gen. Alkali as a serious temptation capable of eroding one’s faith in the protection of the Nigerian project.

In the letter, the retired police boss observed that what happened in Dura-Du district had enough weight to replicate the Odi and Zaki Biam tragedies in reprisals.

He, however, hailed Buratai for not toeing the path of reprisal over the demise of Alkali.

Tsav further urged the Army chief not to be deterred by the murder of Alkali, urging him not to give up in his efforts to make Nigeria a peaceful entity.

The letter reads in full.

May I use this rare privilege to salute you and personnel of the Nigerian Army. I also extend similar greetings to all Nigerians who have variously supported the Army and sister security agencies in the counter-terrorism campaigns in Nigeria, especially the spirited and rewarding campaigns in routing out remnants of Boko Haram terrorists from our country.

Let me start, by extending my condolences to you over the gruesome murder of Maj.Gen. Idris Alkali by irate youths in Dura-Du district of Plateau state. The callous and heartless lynching of one of the finest Army officers is barbaric, savagious, irresponsible, reprehensible and unacceptable.

I appeal to use your good offices to impress on all the relevant security agencies never to relent, until justice is done to the late Army General by ensuring all the perpetrators fingered in the heinous act are arrested and prosecuted.

The sad incident is a serious temptation, capable of eroding in your faith in the protection of your fatherland. But I plead, it should rather rekindle your determination. We all know, your exemplary leadership of the counter-insurgency operations and Nigerian Army have proved convincingly of a rebranded Army and troops.

The Army have executed this national assignment with dedication, patriotism, selflessness, uncommon determination and countless sacrifices to the admiration of Nigerians.

As a retired officer of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) I know exactly, the burden of policing and securing Nigeria from destructive forces. Therefore, I have no iota of doubt about the enormous and daunting challenges, which assailed you and the Nigerian troops in the course of tackling Boko Haram insurgency and similar insurrections.

But through sheer hard work, you surmounted these obstacles to decimate and defeat the Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria. We are proud of you and our troops.

I feel and indeed, all Nigerians know they owe the Commander-in-Chief, and Nigerian troops, a debt of gratitude in appreciation. I pledge never to flinch in my support to the Army, at the same time.

I have resolved never to hesitate in raising a voice against the conspiratorial vilification, unjust persecution and crucification of your the Nigerian Army as well as its officers and personnel. It will be the height of injustice to turn our eyes away from how you are ever treated by the public.

And it explains why I am extremely saddened by the unfortunate incident in Dura-Du which led to the death of Maj. Gen. Alkali in the hands of hoodlums. Nothing can be so hurtful and unconscionable.

It beats every imagination to know that any community in Nigeria, much as in Plateau state could decide to pay back struggles of the Armed Forces, evident in their sacrifices in safeguarding or protecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Nigeria.

I envisage troops many nights of sleeplessness, exposure to cold, the scotching sun and weeks in the trenches. I remember the months they forsake their families to keep us alive and prevent our enemies from consuming us with violence and deaths.

But unfortunately, this singular incident at Dura-Du district has constantly reminded me of how Nigerians have forgotten about these sacrifices. Nigerians have let Maj. Gen Alkali down at a time he needed our love, care and affection most.

I keep wondering why some Nigerians are under an incensed spell of bloodshed at no just cause. For Nigerians yet to grasp the full gravity of the incident of Dura-Du, such a pitiable betrayal of any member of the Armed Forces marks a black day in history. You should not wail any longer. There are million voices out there wailing on your behalf.

Though still mourning the murder of Maj. Gen. Alkali, but I am consoled that you have proven to be a leader to your troops. And it does not matter whether they have retired or are still in active service for the nation.

Though the miscreants have intentionally denied the late Army General, the pleasure of a blissful post-retirement life; it is commendable you have taken steps to ensure Maj. Gen. Alkali, this gentleman officer gets justice.

I am convinced that even in his grave, Maj.Gen. Alkali’s spirit will find respite, as his brave colleagues have vowed and would ensure his death will not be in vain by defending the territorial integrity of our dear nation.

Nevertheless, let me hint of my shock at the cold indifference and loud silence over the callous murder of Alkali by the gong trumpeters like Amnesty International and the volley of NGOs in Nigeria. These have collectively refused to speak out against this injustice and the violation of his fundamental right to life.

Nigerians are not angry with them nonetheless. But I only ask them to change such negative disposition. They should always stand to fight injustice, regardless of who is the victim.

What happened in Dura-Du district had enough weight to replicate the Odi and Zaki Biam tragedies in reprisals, had your leadership failed to reform and re-professionalized the Nigerian Army. I applaud you very immensely for this show of love even to your enemies.

It is a mark of your excellent leadership. It has manifested in the glaring evidence of the new spirit in the Army and the difference between today’s Army and that of yesterday. The Nigerian Army today are the true sentinels of Nigeria.

I urge you to sustain this spirit of leadership, for a day shall come when even your foes will testify to the honour of your integrity, faultlessness and the legacies you have bequeathed to the Nigerian Army nay Nigeria.

Finally, on behalf of the Dura –Du community, I tender sincere apologies to you and the Nigerian Army over the heartless murder of Gen. Alkali and the treatment of his corpse like a common thief. I also console the family of the deceased and indeed, all Army officers who have paid the supreme price to insulate our country from the fangs of terrorism.

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//www.vanguardngr.com/2018/11/alkali-tsav-hails-armys-conduct-in-a-letter-to-buratai/

SarkinYarki:
You IS is too low for me to engage, from now till tomorrow you can never understand

Yes i can’t and can never understand what a cow is saying

Toothless bulldog

Why ranting when u too can actually buy yours. Let the best riggers win joor

SarkinYarki:
How much is the total payroll of all the legislators compared to the total payroll of all Nigerians worker..
Let's not use low IQ to discuss such things

Aboki Aka cow rearer.....use ur brain before u talk. How much is the money allocated to this legislooters yearly and what impact does it have on us

Useless legislators that believes their own monthly 15million won’t cause inflation but the meager 30,000 will cause inflation. What a thinking!

Fierce11:
A "lazy youth" just died because she had to wake up early enough to sweep a road that the meagre N18k wage for the "sweeping" would come after 4 months. Smh.
RIP.

Lass lass

Both of them are trying to pull attention ni o...jaapa!

KanwuliaExtra:
Tufiakwah!
It is PUBLIC knowledge please!
Wetin consine me with ya SOUTH-WESTERN, BOKO HARAM, DRUG-PUSSSSHER?

If it’s a public knowledge then he should have been crucified....oh you’re of those online warriors no wonder! Common get a life

Rstc:
Thank you for proving what we all know.

Sense is a rarity in your lineage.

If you generation has a quarter of what we possess in sense then ur lineage wouldn’t have been stagnant. Sorry i feel for you

KanwuliaExtra:
Forfeiting the proceeds of criminality is a way out you know?

I am sure EFCC is an expert in such matters.
The reason you can never convict any political criminal in our dear Nigeria abi?
Guilty without conviction. Ha!
But still a drug-peddler responsible for many cocaine deaths.
No wonder first his son died too as consequences of him killing other people’s children with his drug empire. Servant of “allah” wey dey push cocaine!
Twah!!!!!!

You must be a workers of his for u to know all this

Rstc:
But you were alluding that obi is irrelevant.
Or are you blind to your own post?

Who is Osinbajo compared to obi?

Ask ur ancestors

God punish the so called Dr. Nwambu Gabriel

KanwuliaExtra:
Sure-sure!
Pushing COCAINE in Chicago, IL USA!
No contest abeg ooooo

As he was caught and convicted abi

Rossikki:
Nearly 60 years after independence from colonial rule, why do our lawyers still wear these things on their heads?

https://www.fixusjobs.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/nigeria-lawyer.jpg

Is it that we cannot devise a home-grown attire for our lawyers, or is it that we so love the colonial rulers and exploiters of our land, that we just cannot let go of their legacy?

Did somebody do juju on us to turn us into mumus where the colonialists are concerned?

India, Pakistan, and parts of China were colonised by the British. But their legal systems have jettisoned those colonial wigs ages ago.

In Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, and other ex-colonies, still continue to wear them.

What is wrong with us as a people?

Seriously, we need to approach our ancestors for forgiveness, in case we did something to them that made them place a curse on us, that has turned us into dumb mumus without basic common sense and dignity, especially where it concerns Europeans.

Imagine for a second how the white people will be laughing their heads off when they see us wearing these things, a full sixty years after independence.

It's truly disgusting.

Must we follow India and Pakistan or what rubbish are u even saying sef

Nackzy:
APC is a dumping ground for Certificateless, lifeless, lying, confused and retired Criminals

No wonder all the governors and political big wigs in PDP moved down there prior to 2015 elections....they’re all waste. The more reason why we should vote for a 3rd force.

KanwuliaExtra:
If TINUBU can. . . . .

Tinubu’s dynasty has been in existence before ur forefathers

Laird:
It's painful the way Arabs treat their Black servants

It’s their religion that made them be so

I am seeing many fools on this thread especially SE

Nemesis001:
No o, this is how other countries construct road.


To conk u dey hungry me aswear

No be our local contractor wey Nigerians dey always fight for be dat. If dem no give them una go complain and dem still gv dem una still dey rant....Wetin una really want

ZombieNation:
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Tinubu is a bastard. A fraudulent kleptomaniac convicted drug dealer.

Sorry bro i feel ur pain but it’s irredeemable

ZombieNation:
“It is only a man of questionable pedigree whose certificate are dogged with a lot of confusion; whose parental background is pretty much unknown; whose state of origin is opaque and unclear, that can understand how life is in the jungle" - Barrack Hussein Obama, 2018

Mumu, who do you think u can deceive....maybe ur fellow mumu sha. You’re attributing that line of words to Obama while in actual sense it was atiku campaign media spokesman that said it

PDJT:
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But you still happily bear your slave name, “Nigerian” , that Oyibo your British slave master gave you and your generation. And always willing to kill or support the killing of your fellow black man in order to force him to remain with you in Slavery.

You Nigerians need mental emancipation more than food.

See painment! You’re talking out of pain, it seems it gets down to ur bone marrow. Too bad for u and ur generation

googlepikins:
Dont worry you go shock when Buhari leaves

Okay let’s show a waiting attitude till then

Ahmeduana:
Did I hear crude for product? IS IT NOT THE SAME OIL SWAP DEAL THAT THE PREVIOUS REGIME DID THAT THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT WERE SHOUTING CORRUPTION, THAT THEY GO BACK TO?

Madueke is still no1 i can bet it.