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Op are you a yahoo boy ;DOp are you a yahoo boy

doffman:
BB pin. 2A77652F

I have sent you a request sir.

I don't believe in the nigerian army.

doffman:
In wat way?

can I contact you offline through whatsapp or bbm.

debuscket:
undoubtedly, d most lucrative course in 9ja is medical radiography. l can bet my head dt dia is no jobless Radiographer in 9ja nd non earns below 90k

Are you a radiographer

olowodaddy:
. e be like say you no de hear word, I said no more expo. We don't want crowd, I don't want to loose any of my PPs cos of overpopulation. And if I catch you taking any job for 90k I will seize your practicing license. Last warning

Please are you a radiographer.

shift15:
Showing you pictures of streetlights and call it development?
I am not that jobless. But I can tell you resident of Abuja take the streetlights that Lagos residents have been celebrating since last week for granted. Bala Mohammed dare not stand anywhere and talk about streetlight like Mr. Fashola and his goons are doing.

hmm. Am not a supporter of any political party but with your comments I can see your hatred for fashola.

shift15:
All these men that that are hailing Fashola for 500 poles of streetlight, if they live in Abuja they will immortalize Bala Mohammed.

the words from your mouth is not enough to judge that. It will be great if you can show us pictures.

Please I neead help from a radiography student.

Please is there any unilag radiography student here.

Please I need help from radiography student from unilag.

Comment

Although am supporting buhari for president ( because I think he is a better alternative to jonathan) but A.P.C won't win any election in kwara, come 2015.

onatisi:
apc wont even win kwara state in 2015 ,bukola will be back to pdp before tinubu and co know what is happening

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Jonathan is not ready to accept bukola back into pdp. If jonathan win in 2015, I see him defecting back.

Apc won't win any election in kwara come 2015. Except if bukola saraki and governor fatai ahmed is no longer a member of A.P.C

tit:
Op and supporters,
pull your ears and listen.
you said it rained for some minutes?
this is called a flash flood!
pull your ears hard!
what did i call it?
FLASH FLOOD!

it happens everywhere in the world
and when it does
cautious road users shelter in place.
if that clueless Fash-ole's lastma had any brains,
they would have deployed to shut off the affected sections of the highway
and prevent damage to life and property.


next time,
if the road is flooded,
think twice
before you jump in with both feet.

Even if you are pro jonathan, you should be able to reason as a common man on the street. I wonder where this country is heading to.

Don't pay anyone to get a free uk number. You can get it here for free http://www.freeuknumber4u.com/

This is unnecessary.

Abdgafarplenty:
Its a double facet things


You can pass all the cut off marks, either JAMB, PUME nd Dept, as long as those applying are limited, your chances of making the list is high. Come to think of it, when 4000 of you are vying for 130 seat in a dept.

THE HIGHER THE SCORE ND LESS COMPETITIVE THE COURSE IS, THE MORE UR CHANCES OF GETTING ADMITTED

Your chances are high but that doesn't guarantee the admission.

Tex42:
maturity speaks for u bro.


no uni is too tough/easy to gain admission into,all it takes is meet the school/dept jamb and post ume cutoff and the rest is history.


Rili rep ur sense of judgement bro!

The above is not true with Nigerian universities.

butanep:
Op you are not far from the truth... These university are the best in Nigeria and the toughest... You just need to be intelligent to gain admission into these sch... They are also schools that admit based on merit... You brain is needed and not your money....

You re right Op

That is not true for unilorin

assalaamat:
Sorry I don't use BB bro., anyother means would be highly appreciated. Thanks

Whatsapp.

assalaamat:
how do i do that?

My bbm pin
26F5D4A2

assalaamat:
Thanks a whole lot, may God bless you. But I wouldn't mind if you can proceed.

Contact me.

assalaamat:
I dey feel you my dear brother, plsss go on.

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assalaamat:
I dey feel you my dear brother, plsss go on.

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assalaamat:
agreed, but how do i bid and win on ebay?

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Mowyo:
I thought Nigerians cant use ebay?

nigeria has been incorporated into ebay services.

assalaamat:
I've been trying to buy a used laptop on amazon for a while now, but their price there is too high and i've decided to shift my attention to aliexpress, but i'm afraid of buying low quality product. Pls., how do i get a quality used laptop with lower price on aliexpress? Thanks.

ebay is your best bet.

Azwealth:
Hello everyone, pls does UBA mastercard work on aliexpress(not africard),thanks

yes it does

robosky02:
POWER
• Launch of the Roadmap for Power Sector Reform. The Roadmap launched sets out a clear implementation plan of the Electricity Power Sector Reform Act (2005) as a reaffirmation of the commitment to resolve the power crises and setting the path for power sector Improvement.
•The Goodluck Jonathan administration has improved the power generation from around 2000 megawatts to 4502 megawatts in December 2012 the highest since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999.
•By July this year, power generation will hit 6,000 megawatts and by December this year it will hit 10,000 megawatts (assurance given last week by Minister of State for Power).
AGRICULTURE
• In 2012 14 new rice mills with capacity to process 240 metric tons of rice were set up by the private sector while in addition, a sum of 1.2 billion dollars was secured by the Federal Government to install 100 large scale rice processing mills to produce 2.1 million metric tons of rice annually.
•This and other initiatives of government in 2012 resulted in the creation of about two million new jobs among rural dwellers. In 2013, the Federal Government will implement a Young Graduates Commercial Farmers Scheme, which will absorb 780,000 graduates in its first phase and provide an estimated four million jobs in the agricultural sector in the first year.
•Today, Nigeria has reached an unprecedented 60 per cent sufficiency in rice production, a feat, which the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) recently described as capable of raising world rice output to a record high in the next 12 next months

ROADS

•A total of 651km of roads was paved in bituminous layers in 2012.
•A total of 32 Highway projects were completed in 2012.
•Following the recent effects of floods in some parts of the country, the administration intervened by constructing new bridges and re-instating washed out embankments.
The radical intervention by the Subsidy Reinvestment Programme SURE-P in the road sector in 2012 resulted in accelerated work on the rehabilitation of the following projects:
•Abuja-Abaji-Lokoja;
•Benin-Ore-Sagamu dual carriageway;
•Onitsha-Enugu-Port Harcourt dual carriageway;
•Kaduna-Maiduguri dual carriageway;
•East-West Road
•The Second Niger Bridge for which a sum of five billion naira has been set aside.


AVIATION
•The administration at the end of 2011 earmarked 22 airports for rehabilitation and reconstruction and by the end of October 2012, over 50 percent had been commissioned for public use with. The remaining eleven would be completed in 2013.
• In addition to remodeling, the Jonathan administration has approved the sum of N106 billion for the construction of five new airport terminals in Lagos, Kano, Port Harcourt, Abuja and Enugu as well as six cargo terminals to be managed under a Public Private Partnership (PPP) Scheme

TRANSPORTATION
•The Jonathan administration inaugurated the Lagos-Kano train service, which had been moribund for almost a decade. This is a major feat considering the long years of decay in the rail transportation sector.
•The Eastern rail line from Port Harcourt to Maiduguri is being rehabilitated as well as the fixing of the Zaria/Kaura Namoda rail route.
•The Abuja to Kaduna 187 kilometre rail line is about more than 30 per cent completed.
•the Ajaokuta-Warri Standard Gauge Rail line will be completed any time now. This will provide a less than four-hour journey between the Middlebelt and the South South.
•The Lagos-Ibadan new gauge rail line, which was also initiated last year is on course.
•The Federal Government has completed three feasibility studies and commissioned three others to open new railway corridors, which will be concessioned to local and foreign investors. An unprecedented investment of 200 billion dollars will flow into the Nigerian economy through these concessions in 2013 and 2014 with over 10 million new jobs of skilled and unskilled laborers (engineers, technicians, machinists, accountants) created in the next two years.
ECONOMY
•Statistics show that Nigeria has become the favoured destination of investors coming into Africa recording the highest investment of $8.4billion (around 930 billion). Government’s target is to attract $20 billion worth of foreign investments in three years.
•The Jonathan administration’s handling of the economy led to JP Morgan Chase the reputable American investment and Securities Company to list Nigeria on its Government Bond Index-Emerging Markets (GBI-EM). It is the second African company after South Africa to be listed. This inclusion of Nigerian bonds could mean an ‘inflow of at least $1.5 million of inflow into Nigeria’s bond market’. The listing will also improve the profile of Nigeria’s debt market.
•The Jonathan administration has in less than two years put Nigeria on the path of economic recovery. In 2011 for instance the Nigerian economy following International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecast, Nigeria was expected to witness 5.9 percent GDP growth but figures from the Federal Bureau of Statistics in Nigeria showed that by third quarter of 2011 the GDP growth stood at 7.3 percent.


WATER
•The Jonathan administration has remained committed to the UN resolution in July 2010 on the “Right to Water”, which formally acknowledged the right of every human being to water.
•Pursuant to this, in February this year it organized a Presidential Summit on water to seek more effective ways of preserving national water and make same available to Nigerians.
•The Jonathan administration has revitalized the 12 River Basin Development Authorities (RBDAs) nationwide.
•The RBDAs have helped in boosting food production through resuscitation of equipment, rehabilitation of production units such as processing of rice milling, palm oil, fisheries, palm oil, bottled water etc.
•The RBDAs have also helped in redistribution and redeployment of idle equipment, improvement of water management within basin catchment e.g. the Chad and Hadejia-Jamare basins, where the Ministry of Water Resources repaired the Challawa Gates for release of water downstream.
•Nine dams completed in 2012 and 125,000 jobs created in the process.
•Ten irrigation projects deployed in 2012 for crop production. Four other irrigation projects completed and ready for commissioning.


OIL INDUSTRY REFORMS
•In line with global best practices and the principal aim of the Nigerian Extractive industry and Transparency Initiative (NEITI), President Jonathan recently forwarded the Petroleum Industry Bill to the National Assembly for passage into law.
•By the time the Petroleum Industry Bill is passed into law, Nigeria would have successfully broken the jinx of being a Nation where global business rules and practices are flouted with impunity. Estimated annual earnings of 680 billion dollars would be added to our Gross Domestic product. Crude oil theft and other sharp practices are also being combated with much vigor by various security and regulatory agencies on the president’s instructions.
•Furthermore, the fuel subsidy regime which had been a conduit pipe through which huge funds were siphoned from the National treasury has been subjected to forensic scrutiny by various agencies and committees set up by Mr. President in the last twelve months.

PORTS REFORMS
•Opportunities for bribery, documents forgery and other sharp-practices in the Nigerian ports have been substantially removed through a number of measures introduced by both the Ministries of Finance and that of Transport.
•A Presidential committee on ports reform and monitoring has worked assiduously to reduce congestion in our ports with the ultimate goal of a 48-hour goods clearing policy. The reforms in this sector are helping:
• To improve efficiency and transparency in ports operations and management.
•Reduce charges and promote competition.
•Facilitate the development of the transport sector.
•Eliminate ports congestion.
•Reduce government’s financial burden.
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT
•The signing of the Freedom of Information Act into law by President Jonathan in May 2011 represents a water-shed in the anti-corruption crusade in Nigeria.
•This piece of legislation which had been virtually stalled by successive administrations since 1999 was signed into law by President Jonathan to usher Nigeria into the league of countries where transparency in governance is entrenched and citizens are granted access to unfettered information about government activities.
•It is noteworthy that the present administration took the bull by the horns to lay this very important foundation for the war against corruption in Nigeria in the early months of its inception and 24 hours after the bill was presented to him by the National Assembly.

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For more
http://publicaffairs.gov.ng/president-jonathans-mid-term-score-card/

Hmmm . From my own analysis most of what is up there is only real on paper.

shady0me:
You guys should calm down...have been going to the sch since monday and have seen the DEAN of my faculty,another list have been compiled yesterday 8a.m,they mite upload it today or latest weekend

the list was still been compiled till yesterday evening and it will still extend to today.