Let us blame ourselves.......Adam nd Eve wea told nt to eat a particular fruit but they disobeyed lik wise to us...we are told nt to commit adultry or furnication....ow many of us can keep to dat commandment( am nt innocent shaaa)....so let us leave Adam nd Eve out of dis...4satan..his always dea 4temptation dat is his duty just as serpent....happy sunday all

Let us blame ourselves.......Adam nd Eve wea told nt to eat a particular fruit but they disobeyed lik wise to us...we are told nt to commit adultry or furnication....ow many of us can keep to dat commandment( am nt innocent shaaa)....so let us leave Adam nd Eve out of dis...4satan..his always dea 4temptation dat is his duty just as serpent....

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......................send me ur no....so dat I can help ¥♡̨̐υ̲̣̥ wit dat.........07069608464

Tanks a lot...I made front page Today..tank God

firstjoe: BABCOCK UNI

Oga.....Gone are the days when private
universities were embraced in this
country. When it was only the
Igbinedons, the bakocks or
covenants.......you name them... It was
the dream of most guardians to send
their wards to those schools. But the
story has changed now, when
establishing a university is like
establishing a secondary school. I
was baffled of recent, when I was in
one of such 'universities' in my state.
A memo was circulated, announcing
the new school fees structure. It
was 100 percent increase, making
Law, Medical and Engineering
students pay above a million naira. I
looked around the school, saw big
structures every where...but the
question is... Does big structure
implies good standard of Education?
Most of us are being deceived when
we see big beautiful 'photoshoped'
structures and skyscrapers of those
schools published on their websites
or newspapers. Most of the best
Universities in the world were not
ranked by big structures. Infact,
there are some with a single
building...specialized universities, yet
with academic standards. Is there
any difference between our public
universities and private ones.Not
much... Most lecturers in private
universities are part time
lecturers...hired from public
universities. So what makes the
difference....the same lectures, same
lecturers ..but you can say different
learning environment...Okay. My
younger brother who attends one of
such private universities complain
that they don't have electricity light
sometimes for a month. Same we
witness too in the public schools. But
Ekiti State University produce the
best law students in the country with
its own learning environment......So...
A friend who lecture in one of those
private universities once told me.
That during NUC accreditation, they
hire Professors and PhD holders
from public universities to boost
their accreditation status, Even if
the NUC teams are aware, but the
moment they are lodged in the best
hotels in town And their bank
accounts are heavily reimbursed..yes
the school is accredited. What a
country Nigeria... During my national
youth service, I met one private
university graduates, located in
Ibadan He said, they use to give
them exam questions before the
exams,...FACT! am not sure if that is
ever done in any public universities.
You can ask some of them. Some of
them even go as far as starting
postgraduate schools, even when
they are not academically sound to
run the undergraduate programmes.
To attend a private university in
Nigeria now, is not a guarantee for a
good job or even bad one. Ask some
Covenant University graduates....they
protested in the school to that
effect sometimes back
(unconfirmed) You can end up being a
private primary school teacher with
all the millions payed Some public
universities are far far better than
all this ill-established private
universities. Some of them cannot
even pay their staffs, which
standard do you expect from such.
The Federal Government should be a
bit reasonable before approving all
this mushroom universities. And put
up a formidable mechanism to
monitor them, most especially their
academic strength. Most of these
schools also produce very bad and
half baked graduates. But the
schools provide employment for the
unemployed populace...all ryt reserved..

Let's start from these Questions.
(1) Do you really believe in the results produced by the NUC, in the ranking of the Nigeria Universities?
(2) Why would it be based only on equipment possessed by the school?
(3) Why are these facts below left out in their judgement,
(ᴬ ) Educational achievements.
(ß) ways of studies/how lectures are being taken.
(€) how Examinations are being conducted.
I will elaborate on these facts one after the other.
(ᴬ ) Educational achievement. How many times has it been recorded of the achievements by all these universities that top the (NUC) table. Take for instance, Anambra State University represented the country at the 2012 annual event that took place in silver stone circuit, Northampton, UK. The competition drew contestants from 222 universities around the globe but on merit d winner went in favour to the university in Nigeria. Anambra state University was the school, represented by five students from the field of Mechanical engineering, Architecture, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Civil Engineering and Chemical Engineering. http://www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/nigerian-engineering-undergraduates-win-global-race-car-design-competition What can we say of this?

(ß) Ways of studies/ how lectures are being taken. Blames are always reckoned at students on their unwillingly ness to learn but on the otherside of it, the universities should be blame on their lack of effort in providing adequate capacity of classrooms that will contain the students during lecture. Imagine in Unizik whereby they have about seven department in the faculty of nursing science and ᴬ course like Math 101 is being taken together ar the same time. And each department contain about hundred students. How would you ensure ᴬ proper learning, yet they are being graded at the top of best universities and that brings us to the number '€'.

During Examination, you can imagine their seating position on ᴬ normal bench for lecture, seven students would be arranged to seat on that bench to take examination not Quiz or test as the case may be. You can never find these in most of this schools that are graded at the rear of the Ranking by the NUC. Like in Ansu, you can never "I mean never" see such. The highest you can see occupying that bench is three but most times is two. In Electrical Electronics Engineering Department, that bench is only meant for One person in ᴬ zig-zag formation. Now tell me, why wunt there be sanity and purity in the examination hail. This proverbial saying that "examination is not the best test of knowledge" but it still determine how far you have learnt ᴬ particular course of subject and that really count. Now tell me why wouldn't these Universities produce best students in the world? ( Qus. No. 2)

Is high time we recorgnised the truth that this NUC are most time becoming sentimental on their judgement because most of the Ogas' at the top are lecturers from those top universities (claimed).

I wouldn't know your opinion, what do you think? ( I rest my case).
Nigerian engineering undergraduates win global race car design competition
dailytimes.com.ng

Red_Card: Earlier this month, a list of the World's Top 100 Universities was published (anyone who can post a link to the list should do it please because I don't know how to create a link). As usual, universities in the US lead the list followed by the UK universities.

Universities in Canada, Japan, China as well as Australlian Universities all made the list. I don't think an African University had a spot on that list.....you guys should correct me if am wrong. I haven't been to the US or UK but I believe some of the Universities they listed are no longer as good as they used to be which is why Oxford didn't take take the number one spot.

Some of the schools might have been overrated. While I believe Unilag, Uniuyo, FUTO and even Unizik my dream Uni are overhyped and undersevedly glorified, I still think a Nigerian University deserves atleast a mention. Even when top African Universities are mentioned, Nigerian Universities are usually left out or placed at the bottom of the list but I don't think we are that bad.

I think it's high time they place a Nigerian Uni on the top 100 Universities list even if it would be at the bottom. I don't know what you guys think but am voting Uniben. I think they deserve an honorary mention.

Next time, we'll be talking about good and bad Nigerian school hostels.

Wat ¥♡̨̐υ̲̣̥ av to no is dat..it is nt all about "ur dream shool.but about d real fact..let me make ask ¥♡̨̐υ̲̣̥..wat achievement has dos sch got to display in terms of academics........these sch are rates high in nigeria bcus of their infranstructure, also most of d Oga'$ @d top in d NUC. Are professors in those ssch....I wil lay my point on next comment...

MOD...front page pls...

Let's start from these Questions.
(1) Do you really believe in the results produced by the NUC, in the ranking of the Nigeria Universities?
(2) Why would it be based only on equipment possessed by the school?
(3) Why are these facts below left out in their judgement,
(ᴬ ) Educational achievements.
(ß) ways of studies/how lectures are being taken.
(€) how Examinations are being conducted.
I will elaborate on these facts one after the other.
(ᴬ ) Educational achievement. How many times has it been recorded of the achievements by all these universities that top the (NUC) table. Take for instance, Anambra State University represented the country at the 2012 annual event that took place in silver stone circuit, Northampton, UK. The competition drew contestants from 222 universities around the globe but on merit d winner went in favour to the university in Nigeria. Anambra state University was the school, represented by five students from the field of Mechanical engineering, Architecture, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Civil Engineering and Chemical Engineering. http://www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/nigerian-engineering-undergraduates-win-global-race-car-design-competition What can we say of this?

(ß) Ways of studies/ how lectures are being taken. Blames are always reckoned at students on their unwillingly ness to learn but on the otherside of it, the universities should be blame on their lack of effort in providing adequate capacity of classrooms that will contain the students during lecture. Imagine in Unizik whereby they have about seven department in the faculty of nursing science and ᴬ course like Math 101 is being taken together ar the same time. And each department contain about hundred students. How would you ensure ᴬ proper learning, yet they are being graded at the top of best universities and that brings us to the number '€'.

During Examination, you can imagine their seating position on ᴬ normal bench for lecture, seven students would be arranged to seat on that bench to take examination not Quiz or test as the case may be. You can never find these in most of this schools that are graded at the rear of the Ranking by the NUC. Like in Ansu, you can never "I mean never" see such. The highest you can see occupying that bench is three but most times is two. In Electrical Electronics Engineering Department, that bench is only meant for One person in ᴬ zig-zag formation. Now tell me, why wunt there be sanity and purity in the examination hail. This proverbial saying that "examination is not the best test of knowledge" but it still determine how far you have learnt ᴬ particular course of subject and that really count. Now tell me why wouldn't these Universities produce best students in the world? ( Qus. No. 2)

Is high time we recorgnised the truth that this NUC are most time becoming sentimental on their judgement because most of the Ogas' at the top are lecturers from those top universities (claimed).

I wouldn't know your opinion, what do you think? ( I rest my case).
Nigerian engineering undergraduates win global race car design competition
dailytimes.com.ng

Wittywizard: this is strange... Plsss, beware of all those pple typing, saying or commenting endtime tinz... They themselves are the endtimes... Its just 4dem & dia families... The bible say that no one knows wen the son of man will come, even Jesus christ himself don't know... Just the father.. .thats the Almighty Father

He also pointed out some signs which can be displayed to place our judgement, dat it is truly d end time...sorry am nt among dos sayin it but ¥♡̨̐υ̲̣̥ can't¢ blam dem bcus dey are seein dos signs demselves....

oko-oloyun:
Op, if u dey live for my area where electricity is a miracle when you see it u go enter mosque to worship with them to charge ur phone.

Lwkmd...tru talk...but mind ¥♡̨̐υ̲̣̥ dat all ur attention would be focused on it...surely... ¥♡̨̐υ̲̣̥ wil find out dat at d end of d service dat ur empty..witout any motivation for d week...tink of it bro.

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Let's start from these Questions.
(1) Do you really believe in the results produced by the NUC, in the ranking of the Nigeria Universities?
(2) Why would it be based only on equipment possessed by the school?
(3) Why are these facts below left out in their judgement,
(ᴬ ) Educational achievements.
(ß) ways of studies/how lectures are being taken.
(€) how Examinations are being conducted.
I will elaborate on these facts one after the other.
(ᴬ ) Educational achievement. How many times has it been recorded of the achievements by all these universities that top the (NUC) table. Take for instance, Anambra State University represented the country at the 2012 annual event that took place in silver stone circuit, Northampton, UK. The competition drew contestants from 222 universities around the globe but on merit d winner went in favour to the university in Nigeria. Anambra state University was the school, represented by five students from the field of Mechanical engineering, Architecture, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Civil Engineering and Chemical Engineering. http://www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/nigerian-engineering-undergraduates-win-global-race-car-design-competition What can we say of this?

(ß) Ways of studies/ how lectures are being taken. Blames are always reckoned at students on their unwillingly ness to learn but on the other side of it, the universities should be blame on their lack of effort in providing adequate capacity of classrooms that will contain the students during lecture. Imagine in Unizik whereby they have about seven department in the faculty of nursing science and ᴬ course like Math 101 is being taken together ar the same time. And each department contain about hundred students. How would you ensure ᴬ proper learning, yet they are being graded at the top of best universities and that brings us to the number '€'.

During Examination, you can imagine their seating position on ᴬ normal bench for lecture, seven students would be arranged to seat on that bench to take examination not Quiz or test as the case may be. You can never find these in most of this schools that are graded at the rear of the Ranking by the NUC. Like in Ansu, you can never "I mean never" see such. The highest you can see occupying that bench is three but most times is two. In Electrical Electronics Engineering Department, that bench is only meant for One person in ᴬ zig-zag formation. Now tell me, why wunt there be sanity and purity in the examination hail. This proverbial saying that "examination is not the best test of knowledge" but it still determine how far you have learnt ᴬ particular course of subject and that really count. Now tell me why wouldn't these Universities produce best students in the world? ( Qus. No. 2)

Is high time we recognised the truth that this NUC are most time becoming sentimental on their judgement because most of the Ogas' at the top are lecturers from those top universities (claimed).

I wouldn't know your opinion, what do you think? ( I rest my case).

yunglykmine: The tyre home-made sandals will sure last longer than those over-rated Italian Shoes we wear...
The power of Nigerian creativity.

But who will wear this kinda Sandals?

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The barrow bushers nd truck drivers..nd d combat men..

Interested....Good thought you got there,...I really thank God that most of our youth's brain are not asleep...
It will be a privileged to contribute to the success of this association..
My contacts are.
Gozy6960@yahoo.com
07069608464
Sw..anambra...
Alert me for BBM contact..

Delafruita: what exactly is he appealing to nigerians to help with?

Wish kind stupid Qus.is dis...dint u c wen he complained of financial stability.so wat again are u askin or u didn't read d coment...Niger men nd dea rethorical Qustions

Donmams:
SMH for you. You are celebrating public assault by ignorant soldiers who do not know their left from right. In civilised countries a soldier dares not speak rudely to a civilian else risk court martial. However i won't be surprised to see more fools celebrating this nonsense.

Shut up jooo...are u meant to be celebrated wen u voilate d law...u should av nurse your nose on what he did properly...full

osaseyeishere:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22840169

We hope smth good cums out of it...

Delivery Man:

Humility! That's what makes them go for such jobs. and guess what? The humble ones are elevated ALWAYS!!! One thing leads to another young man. You dont expect to graduate and own your own coy/business except Donald Trump is your dad. LEARN!!!

...........

Examine all result...I can't believ dat a person with merited PHD can eva hunt for job dat way...instead job wil be huntin for him.....dis issue are all those dat do buy certificate..
I stil can't imagine ow can a learned person up to uptainin PHD can't secure any good job...mehn!...tink am naaaaa

ANSWER it if you are genius..!
A man and his wife have three
sons,and every of the sons has
a sister.
How many are there in the
family ?
A. 8
B. 4
C. 6
...State ur reasonss

[color=#990000][/color]Contrary to the successful and well oiled propagated image of Governor
Obi‘s government on the pages of daily newspapers, all is not well for it
may be tilting to a brink of collapse. The most important component in the
democratic dispensation – the people have registered their dissatisfaction....4rm chrischigo..07069608464
with their votes they cast in the last election. The anatomy of the
dislocation with the electorates is the floundering on provision of
essential social infrastructures and mundane needs of the people. But many
of ardent supporters of Governor Obi and his administration have buried
their heads in sand and refused to listen to voice of reason that will
rejuvenate and stir away the administration from total collapse to a more
assertive, meaningful and productive governance.
No one is saying that the government of Anambra state is not doing
anything; alluding to that may not be a fair assessment. Of course it is
doing something but comprehensively and in totality Governor Obi‘s
administration impact has not make a major difference in the lives of the
people of Anambra state. For a government to be deemed successful it must
be effective and functional by attending to the mundane needs of the
populace and Obi’s ineffective tactical operation is the stumbling block.
First and foremost, from a strategic outlook, one must be logical and
analytical to solving problems. First of all, identify the problems and
then prioritize them according to pressing needs. But Obi’s administration
appears to be incoherent and illogical. The government does not have to
poll the people to ascertain their needs because it is self-evident that
they are lacking basic existential necessities.
With all the developments and achievements that are being propagated by
the administration, when one drive through cities of Anambra state
including Onitsha, Awaka and Nnewi there are no major changes both
environmentally and aesthetically to show any significant presence of
enduring development and economic growth.
Most of the new paved roads are being sweep away by flood and erosion.
The streets are litter with solid waste and debris. While the ditches and
gutters were clogged with overflowing refuse and ‘pure water’ sachets.
There are no changes on the streets and roads of the townships of Onitsha
and Awka to show that something new is happening. Rather the streets look
unkempt, dirty and unappealing – there are little or road signs and
traffic lights to be found in traffic urban areas.
Anambra state does not have a comprehensive and functional drinking water
scheme. The people have resorted to boreholes for water supply and in some
cases the government is encouraging the ubiquitous presence of water
boreholes by financing them. Some of the water supply from boreholes are
saturated and layered with heavy metals and radioactive elements that have
carcinogenetic properties. The business of hawking untreated ‘pure water’
sachets have become the source of drinking water while the empty sachets
are littered every where.
Where are the developments? Probably the buying of vehicles and building
government offices are being count as developments, instead of seeing them
as necessities. At the dawn of 21st to build office quarters may not be as
important as tackling crimes, thereby give the masses a sense of security.
The wealthy sons and daughters of Anambra state who can contribute to
developments of the state are not coming back home due to fear of being
kidnap. What is the present government of state doing about it? Giving
excuses are not good enough. Blaming and pointing to the federal
government is not good enough. After all, the major problem constituting
to the crime of kidnapping is due to rampant unemployment among the
energetic youths. What is the governor and administration doing to
ameliorate joblessness among the youths?
The administration beloved blueprint – Integrated Development Strategy
(ANDIS) may be reclining to a total mishap because it was not well thought
of and the mechanism for implementation not sufficiently formulated by the
framers. The rudimentary economics thought us that resources are limited
in supply. So with that in mind, the manager of scarce resources must
primarily depend on priority, choice and preference to leverage optimum
output. Instead of the governor and his advisers scattering limited
resources around many projects, with little outcomes they might as well
concentrate on few projects that will make major differences in the lives
of the poor people of the state.
This is not to say or suggest that other peripheral projects will be
neglected but the essence of priority is to ‘attack’ those pressing needs
at the expense of less pressing needs. This managerial capability requires
a leader who is efficient in application of specialized skills which are
found wanting in ANDIS scheme. Moreless, distribution of limited resources
on all the intended operations diminishes the presence of requisite
projects that will standout as testaments of accomplished works. This is
the reason when one steps into the commercial city of Onitsha there is
nothing that stand out and to show the presence of ANDIS. The streets look
dull, disorganized and ugly without vibrancy when compared to
well-organized Chime’s Enugu and Fashola’s Lagos.
Anambra state needs free education at primary and secondary levels to
avert the encompassing ignorance stealing away the future of our youths
but Governor Obi has no education policy. Taking a page from the new
governor of Imo state the pragmatic Rochas Okorocha might do Governor Obi
good; for Okorocha cut down his security vote fund from N6.5million to
N2.5 million. Then with it he lunched his free education scheme for
primary and secondary schools. Why is it that it is not happening in
Anambra state?
Governor Obi is busy telling us how Anambra state is without enough funds
but he has not given account on how he managed the funds allocated to the
local governments. As a transparent and accountability prone governance as
he claimed, Anambra state citizens deserved to know how much revenue is
generated from the state and how it is being utilized for the various
projects.
Governor Peter obi always emphasis on how he balanced his budget and do
not have deficits when compared to other states. But the truth is that the
management of private enterprise is quite different from public/government
business. In private venture the prime mission is to make profit while in
government, it is to embark on projects that will contribute to elevation
of public good and wellbeing.
Take for instance; the Onitsha-Awka Highway has become a road safety
hazard and begs for reconstruction and maintenance due to numerous
potholes. Although it is a federal road but Anambra government can repair
the road and ask the federal government for reimbursement. This can
dramatically cut down on the unnecessary road accidents along the highway.
Therefore instead of Governor Obi to deposit state money in the bank until
inflation diminish its value, he might as well utilize the money even
borrow more to build and provide social amenities and infrastructure that
will enable the people to live a better life and create wealth.
Money in the bank is not wealth. The creation of wealth becomes eminent
and possible when investments that enrich community are made in the people
including the provision of free education and protection of life and
property. These are the investments that made the environment conducive
for the creation of wealth and these are not accomplish when inflated
money is left dormant in the treasury in the name of balancing the
budget.
Let’s be careful here nobody is calling for wasting of resources and not
balancing the budget when it becomes necessary and imperative. But when
the people lacks the necessary and basic amenities for survival and the
governor goes around talking up its skill of not having deficit
contradicts the fundamental principle of development in 21st century.
Anambra state is crumbling as an entity. The state is poorly managed; the
one time contract awarded to a ‘foreign’ contractor to re-dredge
Otumoye/Nwangene Creek has been abandon. Crime and kidnapping are making
the state inhabitable while debris, erosion and flooding are claiming a
chunk landmass of the state.
There are lots of things needed to be done; instead of the administration
devoting quantifiable resources (time and money) on public relation and
self adulation it might as well do the job of the people.
Emeka Chiakwelu is the Principal Policy Strategist at Afripol
Organization. Africa Political and Economic Strategic Center (Afripol) is
foremost a public policy center whose fundamental objective is to broaden
the parameters of public policy debates in Africa. To advocate, promote
and encourage free enterprise, democracy, sustainable green environment,
human rights, conflict resolutions, transparency and probity in Africa.

[quote author=coogar]

you mean our dedicated policemen are leopards?
the problem is the system. these men put their lives on the line to protect us and they get paid N15,000 a month. some of them have wives and children. won't they survive? in the middle of this is a fisherman president that spends N1 billion on food alone.[/quote

Are u sure dey are paid 15000 as monthly salary

[quote author=kool J]

I'd have loved to call u a humongous fool but I won't. So in ur myopic view only government-owned institutions are accident-prode abi?[/quote
Don't mind dat irrational humain bein...he gat no sence....

[color=#990000][/color][quote author=ichommy]Bad Bo!, Y study medicine?[/quot]
Shut up jorrr......are u inocent of everytin....

Are u nt a christian...u should undastand d very time dat we are into.....only repentance wil s ave us all nd even teach us not to fear deathh nd accept it anytime it comes bcus we are always prepared....so pls don't blam god ..just as d devil was permited to test Job..u neva tel wat is realy goin on dis tym....is all about faith ,d repentace

young-dude:
Oh Lord. . . If truely you Exist. . . You got to mak dis world a better place to live just as u claim in ur Bible

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van bonattel: I dont believe this story, na wash. ASK ME WHY.

.....why

Bonaguy: [img]http://4.bp..com/--MDK_yEUogg/UXGCOzEZkGI/AAAAAAAAJI8/Ujaka_oeYaU/s320/%253D%253Futf-8%253FB%253FY2hhcmx5LkpQRw%253D%253D%253F%253D-703284[/img]
Charly....,na wa u ooooo...ur u dee follow children dee lik too much soap meant for d eba...u no dee try oooo
Charly boy and his crazy style. Really going crazy!

http://gistmetro..co.uk/2013/04/charly-boys-new-crazy-hair-style.html

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No be smal tin oooo....d men don't take chat..no one question dea authority....dis is why I love dis militry of a tin.....wen ur dea no indimidation of wat so ever...God pls giv me NDA....pls fada[color=#990000][/color]

What is d meanini of 'oga at d top'?..let sm one help me wit dat Qus...is part of bein truthful hea dat i dont no d meanin....am waitin oooo......What is d meanini of 'oga at d top'?..let sm one help me wit dat Qus...is part of bein truthful hea dat i dont no d meanin....am waitin oooo......What is d meanini of 'oga at d top'?..let sm one help me wit dat Qus...is part of bein truthful hea dat i dont no d meanin....am waitin oooo......