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who is now d looser?may God help Nigeria students

Salary arrears: ASUU commends
FG on payment
Ibadan – Dr Segun Ajiboye, the
Chairman, Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU), University of
Ibadan chapter, has described the
payment of lecturers’ five-month
salary arrears by the Federal
Government as encouraging.
Ajiboye told journalists on
Thursday in Ibadan that the federal
government had with this started
implementing the Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU) reached with
the union.
“It is encouraging that the salary
arrears have been paid to
members, and I believe this cuts
across board.
“Right now, members are ready to
go back to work. We however
expect government to be sincere in
fulfilling other aspects of the MOU,’’
he said.
Ajiboye expressed optimistic that
government would not go back on
the agreement.(NAN).
Source:Vanguard

Jos b Just in Jesus name... amen

A.jeez:
Am I first?

NO, i pass u 2day pls work harder....lol

finally finally......FTC,it Wasn't easy!

wasak: I swear!

lol

wasak: I'm ambidextrous only when it comes to writing eating and footballing. every other thing I'm left handed. the only thing I noticed is that many people are usually surprised when they get to know.
bad experience ' back in secondary school I punched a junior and he fainted

fainted...like seriously?

gbosaa: Bad experiences....being forced to write with right hand in schools..I was told off/flogged for using my left hand.
I couldnt write in the class cos the teacher was always beside me to make sure i used my rightie.

Good experiences....I became ambidextrous.

am also ambidextrous except 4 writing

sopoundz: Nice thread I'v got alotta good n bad exp buh ama say my bad exp wuld b sum peeps don't eat wiv me cuz I'm left handed.... Good exp? 2 many o! Cnt pick

yea so so many...

Handedness of
Presidents of the United States
Of the seven most recent U.S.
presidents, four, including Barack
Obama, have been left-handed,
while a fifth is said to have been
ambidextrous: Ronald Reagan,
who was left-handed by birth,
[36][37][38] became president
after he defeated left-handed
candidate George H. W. Bush in
the Republican primary election.
Four years earlier, Reagan had
lost the Republican presidential
primary to incumbent left-
handed President Gerald Ford.
George H. W. Bush succeeded
Reagan and later ran for re-
election against left-handers Bill
Clinton[39] and Ross Perot.[38]
Clinton's second term opponents
included Perot and Bob Dole, who
had become left-handed when
his right arm was paralyzed in
combat 50 years earlier. Left-
handed then-Senator Obama
defeated left-handed Senator
John McCain in his race for the
presidency.[40] Including the
2012 campaign, the last time the
United States Presidential Election
featured no left-handed
candidate from a major political
party was 1972.

Left-handedness is less
common than right-handedness.
Left-handed people are more
skillful with their left hands when
performing tasks. Studies suggest
that approximately 10% of the
world population is left-handed.
there are some speculations dat left handed Persons are very clever/brilliant and skillful...am a left handed person and am very proud of it,i have had some good and bad experiences as a left handed person
*bad*a soldier man almost beat me up for paying a driver with my left hand?
*GOOD*whenever I use of my left hand, some Peeps always like it and dey sometimes want to learn more about me(my skills and cleverness)
so what are ur good and bad experience as a left handed personpls dont derail d tread

i have Nokia c3 for swaping/selling

what an icon

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'The world lost a hero, Africa lost a
father' - Football reacts to
Mandela's death
Players, clubs and officials take to
Twitter to express their sorrow at
the death of the former South
African president, who passed
away on Thursday
Dec 5, 2013 11:45:00 PM
Footballers from
across the world
have expressed
their sorrow at
Nelson Mandela's
death at the age of
95 on Thursday.
The former South African president
witnessed his nation host the first-
ever World Cup in Africa in 2010 and
his passing will undoubtedly cast a
shadow over Friday's group stage
draw in Brazil.
Below is a selection of messages
from players, clubs, coaches and
officials from across the globe for
Mandela.
A hero is someone who has given
his life for something bigger than
oneself...The world lost a hero,
Africa lost a father...RIP Mandela
— yaya toure (@Toure_yaya42)
December 5, 2013
Still can't believe it MADIBA is
gone
— Steven Pienaar
(@therealstevenpi) December 5,
2013
Let us all continue his legacy with
purpose and passion.
— Pelé (@Pele) December 5,
2013
Thankful Madiba for your legacy
and your example. You"ll always
stay with us. pic.twitter.com/
IA72uYB6N4
— Cristiano Ronaldo (@Cristiano)
December 5, 2013
My respects to an extraordinary
person, probably one of the
greatest humanists of our time:
Nelson Mandela. http://
/0iLg06VUEU
— Joseph S Blatter
(@SeppBlatter) December 5,
2013
2010WorldCup is in my heart.As
other incredible things,it would
never happened without
@NelsonMandela Thanks
#Madibapic.twitter.com/
OfuKzGjIsB
— Gerard Piqué (@3gerardpique)
December 5, 2013
Nelson Mandela the most
amazing,inspirational leader of
all time.Leaving a legacy which
will be around 4centuries.RIP
pic.twitter.com/ct1CgGTxMD
— Emmanuel Adebayor
(@E_Adebayor) December 5, 2013
RIP Nelson Mandela. No words to
describe the goodness you have
brought to this world. Sad to see
you go. Inspirational, my only
ever hero.
— Vincent Kompany
(@VincentKompany) December 5,
2013
I will always love you madiba!
You were one my heros RIP
#legend#neverbeforgotten
— Sebastien Bassong
(@BassongOfficiel) December 5,
2013
It was an honour to meet you.
May your soul rest in PEACE!
#RIP#Africa#SA#greatmanhttp://
/xkaHwWjasp
— ASAMOAH GYAN
(@ASAMOAH_GYAN3) December 5,
2013
One of the greatest man in the
world and the greatest in our
continent!! RIP Nelson
MANDELA. MADIBA
pic.twitter.com/LHYyNKPd5c
— André Ayew (@AyewAndre)
December 5, 2013
RIP #NelsonMandela#Madiba A
real inspiration. Lived once but
his legacy lives forever.
— Michael Carrick (@carras16)
December 5, 2013
Just heard sad news about
Nelson Mandela at premiere of
his film. A truly courageous &
inspirational man. RIP #Mandela
— Jermain Defoe
(@IAmJermainDefoe) December
5, 2013.
I just saw dis on goal.com Pls don't ask me 4 source,cuz I dont know how to add source....
@mod move to front page

accept Jesus Christ and renounce d devil and he will flee from u....

@op OYO

noted@op have u tried it?cuz dis method of urs only work on baobo tree not grasses oh

goooood....anyway I rep uniben d unibest

Nigeria, France, Portugal & the
nations that have qualified for the
World Cup
these are all the 32 teams
that will battle it out next summer
for the most prestigious prize in
football
Nov 21, 2013 1:00:00 AM
With the
completion of the
European and
African play-offs, as
well as the
intercontinental
ties between New Zealand and
Mexico, and Uruguay and Jordan, we
now know the identity of every
participant in the 2014 World Cup.
Tuesday's games saw Portugal book
their ticket for next summer's
tournament at the expense of
Sweden, as Cristiano Ronaldo netted
four goals over two matches to help
his side to a 4-2 aggregate win.
France, meanwhile, completed an
impressive comeback at the Stade de
France as they beat Ukraine 3-0 to
overturn their 2-0 surprise loss from
last Friday.
Elsewhere, Croatia eliminated
Iceland as they recorded a 2-0 home
win after a scoreless draw in the first
leg last week. The final European
ticket went to Greece, who sealed
qualification with a 1-1 draw versus
Romania after a 3-1 first-leg victory.
In Africa, Nigeria became the first
team to make it to next year's finals
as they beat Ethiopia 2-0 at the
weekend to make it 4-1 on
aggregate. Cote d'Ivoire also
booked their ticket on Saturday as
they held Senegal to a 1-1 draw
following their first-leg win.
On Sunday, Cameroon qualified with
a 4-1 home win over Tunisia, while
Ghana eliminated Egypt 7-3 on
aggregate despite their 2-1 defeat
on Tuesday. Finally, Algeria sealed
their World Cup berth following a
1-0 home-win over Burkina Faso
that saw them qualify on away
goals.
Wednesday's intercontinental play-
off between Mexico and New
Zealand then saw the former
become the penultimate team to
reach next summer's tournament. A
4-2 away-win more than proved
enough after a heavy 5-1 victory in
the first leg.
Later in the day, two-time
champions Uruguay were
surprisingly held to a 0-0 draw by
Jordan in Montevideo, but still
cruised through 5-0 on aggregate to
become the 32nd and final side to
qualify for next summer's finals in
Brazil.
NATIONS QUALIFIED FOR 2014
WORLD CUP
TEAM CONFEDERATION LAST
APPEARANCE BEST
PERFORMANCE
Brazil Conmebol 2010 Winners
Argentina Conmebol 2010 Winners
Colombia Conmebol 1998 Round of 16
Chile Conmebol 2010 Third place
Ecuador Conmebol 2006 Round of 16
Uruguay Conmebol 2010 Winners
Netherlands Uefa 2010 Runners-up
Italy Uefa 2010 Winners
Belgium Uefa 2002 Fourth place
Germany Uefa 2010 Winners
Switzerland Uefa 2010 Quarter-finals
Russia Uefa 2002 Fourth place
Bosnia-
Herzegovina Uefa - -
Spain Uefa 2010 Winners
England Uefa 2010 Winners
France Uefa 2010 Winners
Croatia Uefa 2006 Third place
Greece Uefa 2010 Group stage
Portugal Uefa 2010 Third place
Japan AFC 2010 Round of 16
Australia AFC 2010 Round of 16
Iran AFC 2006 Group stage
South Korea AFC 2010 Fourth place
Costa Rica Concacaf 2006 Round of 16
USA Concacaf 2010 Third place
Honduras Concacaf 2010 Group stage
Mexico Concacaf 2010 Quarter-finals
Nigeria Caf 2010 Round of 16
Ghana Caf 2010 Quarter-finals
Algeria Caf 2010 Group stage
Cameroon Caf 2010 Quarter-finals
Cote d'Ivoire Caf 2010 Group stage

GOOD FOR THEM.....I HOPE MY STATE(EDO)WILL SOON
START PAYING US, OUR BURSARY...D FORMER GOVERNOR (OSUNBOR)BUT OSHO****THIEF TERMINATED IT....

liyalla: What's Ur point @OP dat born again don't get married- seems to me,U are actually referring to "church goers" aka "seat fillers" ,nd not "born again" U owe all "born again sister" a detailed apology

dont mind d op....some peeps dont know d defination of the word born again...

bright_id representing d GREAT UNIBEN

Carsonv: I noticed that since the official handover of the unbundled PHCN utilities to investors, power supply in my area has gone from Good to Worst! We go three days straight without power supply. This is in sharp contrast to the 22hours of power we used to enjoy not too long ago!

Right now, I don't know if it's a mechanical or human problem? Are those PHCN workers sabotaging us because some of them haven't received their severance pay?

What's the power supply situation in your area at the moment?

same thing here...from Good to worse,na blackout we even dey for our area now unlike b4

Chukabiz: Exactly!
Hmm. I heard they load fake notes.

NO...I don't think so no bank will do such thing

ichommy: Pray?

yes

amlos007: Omo na mfm I they go 50% of my prayers for ASUU n 50% for me and my families and fwends cuz am suppose to grad this dec but ASUU change plans.God knows best.

well said but i am talking about specific prayer...

slap1: I have a part-time job. My prayer is that the strike should last till December, at least, so that I will get my salary and Xmas benefit (rice, stockfish, vegetable oil, canned tomato paste, etc) and take them to school by January for my final exams. Enough enjoyment!

AMEN!

...hmmmmmm dis ur prayer na wa ooooooo

amlos007: Omo na mfm I they go 50% of my prayers for ASUU n 50% for me and my families and fwends cuz am suppose to grad this dec but ASUU change plans.God knows best.

nice and keep it up,if only 50% of naija students decide to pray like u....ASUU strike for don b story

Chukabiz: I dont count, i only check it.

check to know what?fake or genuine...lol

dimexilux: Y should i count?

but some people do count...