Arise TV is giving channels a d TVC a good competition. I love the calibre of guest they attract to their program.

I particular enjoy watching ' The Morning Show' with Dr Reuben Abati, Rufai and The Queen of the screen as she is called.

The way issues are analysed there is unbiased and interesting.

They should keep it up.

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Kingseven7:
I have a PDF that the used to set the logic quantitative reasoning I saw it after I had finished exams

That's a delusional thought from someone in a generation I belong to. It's not the case dear, there is more to life than sex and money. A time will come in marriage when ur pussy will be so over rated that sometimes it won't even motivate ur husband dick to stand. Will u be useless to him then.

Liliantalks:
think about it , whenu strike a girl n u feel she has nothing to offer you than sex u dump her ,, but let’s be realistic , many men r married to their women cause of sex , and many women r married to their men cause of money , the others is a relevant plus . Sex and money brings both sex together

The same Nigerian men when u dey complain for ni dey make wave for South Africa, finishing their ladies with too much care, resulting to Xenophobia..... Appreciate what you have first, then God will top it up for you.

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Lies from the pit of hell. I doubt if the application is up to 1m.... We saw ID numbers the last day of the registration. So where did they get this number from.

My brother plastics are synthetic materials, they are inorganic materials, just applaud the young man and stop dis ITK

Prokaryote:
Though already exist in larger scale. Its an irreversible anaerobic process that convert organic materials using high temperature in a process called pyrolysis. Kudoz!!!

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Epithet:


The simple answer would be Yes to the first question and some weird percentage I can't enumerate to the other.

I would use this answer to make a salient point, new members aren't trying enough take spotlighte for example when she read through the thread, she claimed all her questions were answered, because the answers are scattered all over the thread. If it seems like a daunting task search Scholastica16 on the search bar and read all his post related to this thread. Please and please read the thread or skim the thread or just read the thread I would say it again read the thread.

To your question, if you take the GRE by say January and perform quite well, you would have a coterie of nice programs to apply to. Another strategy is to initiate communication with your intended program and supervisors(how to do that is on the thread) so the GRE would be the last thing in your application profile, moreso you don't need the GRE to start the application (now don't misconstrue this statement if the GRE is required and not submitted before the deadline your application would most likely not be considered) as I was saying you can start everything before the GRE is written(everything being, shortlisting of schools, starting those applications, contacting professors with funded lab positions, graduate coordinator inquiry etc.). However most people like the route of GRE/TOEFL, SOP, LOR and then applications in that order. You could/should be able to make the best of your situation. Caveat: The GRE kind of determines what schools you can apply to, not always but it does.

The fall admit semester is the actual semester for start of sessional academic activities so it has more funding , this is not to say you can't be funded for a Spring 2020 admit, just put in your best. Do not rush to take the GRE prepare well ace the exams and apply to schools. Gracias.

Please house I need info on timing and deadlines. I hope to apply for fall 2019. I have not taken GRE and TOELF yet. Initially planned taking dem dis month but I have not prepared at all, Can I take the text early next year and still meet up with fall 2019? What are my chances of funding if I apply for spring 2020 instead? Please I need answers.

Thanks and wish everyone here the very best in their pursuit.

I know this senator, I have encountered him once, he knows how to matreat people.

How Buhari ended up becoming the president in a country of 180million people is now" the 8th wonders of the world"

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The first batch was credible... This one people have started complaining I just hope naija factor has not played here

Abdulrasheed Maina
ABANDONING his trademark reticence, President Muhammadu Buhari acted decisively on Monday by ordering “the disengagement of Abdulrasheed Maina,” the former chairman of the Presidential Pension Reform Task Team, from service. But before then, the damage had already been done to his sanctimonious crusade against corruption. Maina’s reinstatement to the post of a director in the Ministry of Interior has generated outrage since it became public knowledge at the weekend through an online newspaper report.

He was accused of serious fraud over pension funds after he was entrusted with the task of cleaning up the mess in 2010. However, Maina’s sacking and the directive to investigate the circumstances of his reinstatement are an opportunity for the President to get to the root of the huge pension fraud and refocus his waning anti-corruption campaign.

Throughout the weekend, the audacity of Maina’s reinstatement fittingly dominated national discourse. By some accounts, Maina had allegedly stolen N195 billion of pension funds at a time pensioners were dying needlessly, waiting to be paid their entitlements. For this, the police had declared him wanted in 2012. But apparently wielding his influence, he had neutralised all efforts to have him to answer questions about his controversial tenure at the PRTT.

In the ensuing imbroglio, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission also declared Maina wanted in July 2015 and Interpol in February, 2016 over the same scam. The EFCC had charged him to court alongside a former Head of Service, Steve Oronsaye, and two others over alleged biometric pension fraud of N2 billion. While the other accused persons appeared in court, Maina absconded and after some time, he reportedly fled the country. Therefore, the then Goodluck Jonathan government ordered the Federal Civil Service to terminate his appointment for absenteeism. The uproar over his reinstatement, double promotion and secondment as a director is therefore not unexpected.



Let’s get the facts straight. Maina could not have acted alone in this saga. Winifred Oyo-Ita, the HoS was initially reported to have written the letter of secondment to the office of Abdulrahman Dambazau, the Interior Minister. The HoS is the custodian of civil service rules and could not have acted secretly in a case that has attracted public attention. As of Monday, Maina was still a wanted person on the official website of the EFCC, rendering the first responses by the HoS’ spokesman and the minister evasive and complicit. The case got messier on Monday when Oyo-Ita flatly denied ever posting Maina to the ministry as claimed by Dambazau.

Maina first came to public consciousness as an instrument for cleansing the monumental fraud and outright stealing that were being perpetrated in public pensions and he quickly went to work, claiming back then in 2012 that about N3.3 trillion might have been released by the Federal Government since 1976 without being accounted for. The details were shoddy.

But Buhari was elected President in 2015 on a promise of combating the blight of Boko Haram terrorism and corruption. He has professed for too long to be morally offended by the level of corruption on Jonathan’s watch. Far much more than his opponents could ever dream, however, the President has damaged his own reputation for integrity, compromised the anti-corruption war and dashed hopes that he would be a unifying figure in a fractured, divided nation. His swift response to the Maina scandal is uncharacteristic and the scandal might never have happened if he had acted so decisively in the past.

There has been a serial condoning of corruption when it comes close to home. The Chief of Army Staff, Yusuf Buratai, and Dambazau were alleged to have acquired unexplained wealth, as was his controversial Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari. He brushed these aside just as he initially ignored allegations of corruption against the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir Lawal, who was later indicted by a Senate probe panel. Even after eventually suspending Lawal and receiving a separate probe report of a presidential three-man panel headed by Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo on the SGF and on Ayo Oke, the suspended chief of the National Intelligence Agency, in whose custody $43 million and other cash were found, Buhari has sat on the report.

When Abdulmumuni Jibrin, a former chair of the House of Representatives Appropriations Committee, blew the lid on how budgets had been padded by billions of naira to corruptly enrich lawmakers, even confessing to being a beneficiary, the government failed to move against the House Speaker, Yakubu Dogara, and other principal officers, instead, using the police to harass the whistle-blower. The government thus missed a golden opportunity to break a system that enables lawmakers to annually cream off up to N100 billion through the notorious constituency projects scam in the lower chamber.

Corruption was on the march again when Isah Misau (a senator) recently accused the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, publicly of failing to account for over N10 billion monthly earned from special security postings, among others. Again, instead of using this lead to resolve the contentious issue of over 100,000 policemen being assigned to individuals and corporate bodies and the monies levied on them, the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, curiously filed criminal charges against Misau.

Similar cronyism has been playing out after the outcry by Ibe Kachikwu, the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, who alleged that Maikanti Baru, the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, had been sidelining him as chair of the board, made appointments and entered into $25 billion transactions without the board’s approval. Rather than insist on due process and build institutions, the Presidency has sided with Baru, denying allegations of corruption when in fact, Kachikwu only complained of procedural wrongs and not corruption.

The sacking of Maina is not enough. A report of how the Maina shenanigans was orchestrated, which the President directed to be done and forwarded to his Chief of Staff by the close of work on Monday, should not be another window dressing. It is obvious that it took the effrontery of highly placed, tainted government officials to pull off this absurdity. The offices of the HoS and Dambazau, have been fingered. This is an abuse of office, an embarrassment of immense proportions to the Federal Government, which should claim the scalp of those found culpable.

We must not lose focus of the victims of these crimes: the hapless pensioners. Buhari should act on the report without delay to allay the fear of those who might suspect an official seal to Maina’s recall. To start with, the fugitive must be made to face justice. The EFCC, which still maintains that he is a wanted person “for offences bordering on procurement fraud and obtaining by false pretences,” should seize the moment and get him and his accessories arraigned in court.

Maina’s secret return sent another powerful signal that Nigeria is being ruled by a crooked cabal. Buhari’s leisurely, distracted style of governance has allowed a coterie of self-seekers and sectional bigots to hijack governance and act badly in his name. A leader’s integrity is only fully tested when he is called upon to act when those close to him are offenders; not when opponents are the culprits.

Buhari should change gear or come out completely discredited. He should investigate the veracity or otherwise of the deluge of complaints against his top aides and other associates that are reported to exert so much influence despite holding no official positions. As Tam David-West, a former Petroleum Minister, once advised, Buhari needs to clean up his house. He should know he is acting with impunity by ignoring allegations of corruption against members of his kitchen cabinet.

All this comments are not necessary my brother.... It is not just worth the stress at all. If I may ask you do u stand to gain with this hate speeches... Just save yourself the stress dear and move on with your life ok

Omofunaab2:
I'm not surprised at all....

We have said it before, "Lagos get owners, E no be no man's land "

The real owners of lagos are Yorubas and we are the largest Nigerian investors and contributors to the development of lagos


Whether a Yoruba man from Ekiti, Ogun, Osun, Benin Republic, Togo and Brazil, dey claim lagos, E no suppose concern Pigs and idiots

This is not to say that we don't appreciate the contributions of gala and fanyogo hawkers from Potor land to the development of lagos.


Eko Oni baje

And they hung it like that: in the Capital City of Abuja

adajoe555:
Mistake from the person that did the banner

This is what education has degenerated to in this country.. Technical Education Board has a wrong spelling in their sign post.

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Why are these northerners so brain drained and brain washed... They are talking about our comatose president, someone is mentioning ojukwu who is dead and gone. I pity Nigerian, comments like this makes me wonder if the government is actually the problem.

gberra:
Yeah right. When God wants to punish a people, he gives them a leader like Ojukwu, the reason his people are still being punished.

We don really suffer for una hand

Trash plz just keep quite

EYIBLESSN:



I never quoted you in error. Or do you want to say your erred or never reasoned before you type. Hundreds of you will only type thrash without reasons. It's most common to you on this platform. Most of you are negative about Nigeria and you are expecting something good in it. Your perception of the the country is affecting you and the generation unborn NYSC is the number one Uniting factor in this country. the next which is football and corruption. Please be positive for once about Nigeria.

I applied as an Environmentalist, my test center is PH.. Plz I will appreciate any body that can help me with past questions.

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ABUJA——The Supreme Court, on Wednesday, sacked Senator Ali Modu Sheriff as the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

The apex court, in an unanimous decision by a five-man panel of Justices, handed leadership of the party to the Senator Ahmed Markafi-led National Working Committee, NWC, of the part.

Justice Bode Rhodes-Vivour who read the lead verdict validate the National Convention PDP held in Port Harcourt on May 21, 2016, where the Sheriff led National Executive Committee, NEC, was dissolved.

He said the convention was not conducted in disobedience to any court order.

The apex court accused Sheriff of engaging in forum shopping, saying he “displayed infantile desperation to cling to office at all cost”.

Consequently, it awarded a cost of N200, 000 each, against Sheriff and Prof. Wale Oladipo who acted as National Secretary of the party under him.

Judgement of the apex court brought to an end a protracted leadership crisis that rocked the former ruling party.

More details soon.

There is no harm in trying, let's be a little bit optimistic and have hope in our country

Foolish and lazy parasites.... You sell your properties to the hardworking ibos and cry fowl... Ibos are developers any where they go.... Northerners are dirty pigs who only come to your place and flood it with ghettos and cow traces... Let d contraption break.... Will can leave the lands for you an we will still do well in our states... We started from d crash after the civil war and still bought your lands.... Shame.

LionDeLeo:


Lebanese and citizens of other countries owning lands in Nigeria are heavily tasked and they don't insult Nigerians.

Now pack your things and leave. If you must own anything in Nigeria, it must be with the approval of the govt and a proper agreement must reached.

You don't insult your host calling them parasites and expect them to continue hosting you.