₦airaland Forum

FrankC3: Not that I am very interested in this issue, but this your argument is not really making much sense to me. If Aregbesola completed his OND/HND and earned the qualification that comes with it, why did he not declare it as his highest academic qualification? Is it not clear to you that the only reason why ANYONE at all, including Aregbesola and Nwoye and any other person will present a lower certificate to INEC is because he could be afraid of the legal and future political implication of presenting a document he never 'really earned'?

If Aregbesola has a higher degree than WAEC, he should present it to the electorates, it is their right to know. If he can't do so, then people are right to reinforce the conclusion of INEC that WAEC is his highest qualification, if he likes, he can be an MIT PhD holder.

I personally see nothing wrong with a WAEC holder contesting for high offices, after all, my technicians often leave me in awe of their skills and grit and they have just C&G. I will start having issues with them, just I am having with Aregbesola fans around here, when they start telling me that the papers they presented as their highest academic qualification for employment is not really their highest qualification, and instead of showing me their latest or highest qualification, they start telling me about how they have run their family and business successfully and how they have gathered all awards and membership from NASA and MOSSAD.

Coldfeet: Thank God for your life. On this same day JULY 10 2011 Lagos and its environs (and most part of NIG) witnessed the worst rainfall ever!! Many lives were lost! Houses were submerged! Businesses crippled! Mothers searched for their children... One case still gives me the chills! Little Anthony an 18months old baby(an only child) drowned in the drains behind where his mother sells recharge cards I remember this incident so vividly because I had gone out to buy recharge card from her when they were searching for him, it wasn't long when a little girl said "see Tony for gutter!!" the poor kid obviously gave a good fight at life cos his diaper was tattered and loosed from him! He was dead. Rest in peace lil Tony! Rest in Peace Eviano (two preventable deaths). Its July 10 today baba God na Your hand we dey.

Neyoor: Let's hear them out to tell us what they have for us. I remembered how Ogbeni Aregbesola stick to his promises for we people of Osun. I heard him when he said it in his campaign den that ;I'll employ 20,000 workers within my 1st hundred days in Office and I'll make Education free for the people of Osun state just as Awolowo did.

To God be the Glory, Ogbeni Aregbesola employed 20,000 youths for his youth empowerment scheme, though he is paying them lesser money but half a bread is better than none.

Ogbeni Aregbesola made Education easy for people of Osun state by mandating it that no Secondary or Primary school student must pay a kobo in school again, even PTA money has been eradicated plus free meal, free tablet, free Uniform he is offering them.

I will be glad to see him promising us better things in his 2nd tenure if Elected and as for Omisore even with all his qualifications, all he knows is too eat two corns at a time

tyson99: So na masquerade dey behind am abi

mcfarlin: Like what...that its right to be r'etarded and become a taxpayer(tithepayer) in a church whose main aim is maximizing profit...such blockheadedness is killing nigeria as a whole....these pastors(charlatans)live in opulence with funds sourced from their businesses(churches) begun with free capital(gotten from dumb headed peeps who pay tithe in the 21st century)...the zenith of fuckery if you ask me.

Apatheist: Am I lying?

Audio Rage: Anyway, now that the dust is settling a bit, let me just make these points before I leave this site permanently:

How We Can Move Forward From Here:

1. I think Keshi SHOULD remain out coach:
Yes, I said it. He should remain our coach for the next 4 years. Regardless of what anyone says, I think he's the man for this job. He's taken us places we haven't been in a very long time - Nations Cup victory, World Cup knock-out stages, etc. He should retain his post and further build our team, develop the much-needed cohesion, and build discipline.

2. Foreign technical strategists should be employed:
No, I'm not saying we need Berti Vogts or any new coach for that matter; I'm saying we need some foreign technical advisers with experience from different parts of the country - Netherlands, South America, The Middle East, etc - who can help Keshi is devising plans against different teams with different styles of play, because Keshi can't do it all on his own. He seems to have Africa on lockdown, but he's not all-knowing when it comes to games involving European teams. We need technical advisers who can help us counter Tiki-Taka, Total Voetbol, Samba, etc. It's very important.

3. Now that Yobo has achieved his caps, can he be done away with already? Mikel too. As a matter of fact, I think it's time to do away with our old legs - Mikel, Yobo, Shola Ameobi and the likes. I believe these guys have nothing more to offer.

4. The era of giving preferential treatment to players simply because they play for some 'big team' in England has to be done away with. Costa Rica has shown us you don't need big names to win, so I fail to see why a complete nonentity like Mikel should be treated like a big deal especially when he isn't. The guy is a total waste. We should scan the globe for our willing players, and it shouldn't matter what country you play for. Imagine a dumb bench-warmer like Mikel starting for us just because he's listed in Chelsea.

Follow these points above, and we'll have a flawless team.

I still have faith in the Super Eagles.
Good bless Keshi.

So long, Nairaland.

Abbey2sam: Haba!! This fees are too outrageous

Abti junior academy is suppose to be on this list

Abti junior academy is under America university of Nigeria own by Atiku Abubakar, former VP of Nigeria........

The school is located in Adamawa state

Janeify: I missed nairaland,the only alternative that i opted for was linda ikejis blog,i tried bella naija's blog but it was a sort of crap for me...after comparing and contesting,i found out that nairaland is the best.

Monstertrucks: Between arsenal And her?? laughing my Ass off so rich clubs like madrid nd strong clubs like chelsea no dey again,na arsenal wey dust don cover their trophy room

Afam4eva: I make mistakes almost everyday but i don't hold any political office. Political office holders are saddled with the responsibility of being civil with their countenance and choice of words. The onyl reason you're having a soft spot for Osho is because of his party affiliation. Had it been Jonathan that told someone to go and die, we won't hear the last of it. Let's learn to speak the truth irrespective of what political divide we align with.

zeen nurei: For those of you who don't know who's Hassan Ibrahim Dankwambo (OON) I will like to share with you a little I know about him.

Dankwmbo was born on the 4 April 1962 at Gombe. He graduated from Ahmadu Bello University in 1985 with a degree in Accounting (Upper Class Division). He obtained a Master of Science degree in Economics from the University of Lagos in 1992.

He is a Fellow and Associate of Six professional bodies and associations which include:

Fellow, Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria (FCA);

Associate, Nigeria Institute of Managements(ANIM);

Fellow, Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (FCTI);

Member, Nigeria Economic Society (MNES);

Fellow, Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (FCIB); and

Fellow, Nigeria Institute of Marketers (FNIM).

He began his career with Coopers & Lybrand in 1985, and worked at the Central Bank of Nigeria from 1988 to 1999. He was then appointed Accountant General of Gombe State, holding this position until 2005. He was appointed Accountant – General of the Federation on 20 April 2005. He held this office until he resigned to start his campaign for election as Governor of Gombe State January 2011.

henrychubayo: Sometimes, when u have a first hand experience of armed robbery attack, you won't feel pity for these guy.

I still remember my good friend Ejike. He was working but didn't get paid on time. So he decide to use Okada to make small money for evening food. He was called by one lady selling recharge card to take her home. The were attacked and this guys shot Ejike twice in his heart. He died. So sad.

If this boy is armed with gun, he can do anything to get his way. So my brothers, sometimes, don't feel pity for this guys if you don't know the real story. If he acted things prescribe by death penalty in the law, he should face it. But for me, let it be reduced to life atlest.

tunshe: Man of the match not men...

Moses.

Tranquill: You are sounding like Jega is the only problem. Are we all not in this country? What is wrong with the electoral system is mainly the politicians. While Jega may be planning for a credible election, the politicians are planning on how to subvert the system and be declared winner and its not just from one party but all the parties. Its not really about Jega but the 'WE MUST WIN ' mentality.

Ukuts gp: Is like some people definitely does not know the difference between church and disco hall.

On sunday when you go to church, during the praises you will see people dancing Azonto and Makossa.
You will see young boys and girls rocking, dancing Azonto and makossa style.

I dont know why people who say they christians are dancing such worldly dance which are invented from the kingdom of darkness.
I cant even imagine myself dancing in such a manner. Cant a christian dance in a simple and godly way? Must it be Azonto and makossa which are satanic in origin?

Even those playing the musical instrument are not even helping matters, as they play all these worldly and ungodly makossa beats and sounds.

I almost want to tell one lady dancing that way close to me to stop dancing that way but i just control myself. I dont just like such dance, it is worldly. Or what do you think. Is dancing Azonto and makossa style proper in church? To me i dont like it. I dont know if i am the only one thinking that way. Thanks.

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cutievik: Your insult is greatly frown at by us as a nation,this is our thread not for cameroonians,respect the say is reciprocal,u have done things,bashed and insulted us a nation,now u curse our president too?,the luck u have dear is our identity is hided,if I should find u'don't make me'.you might make some people shed tears of sorrow.

mikeoh: half back pilots......abegi when wil ASUU call this their usuall holidays...i mean strike?

Emmadani: and who told u it is 25,000 seated?Pls thr is a differences btw a capacity and a seating capacity.Go and make ur findings well,the uj esuene stadium has a 12,000 seating capacity.