₦airaland Forum

abayomi93:
point of correction,she did not gain admission,she paid for the admission.how can a university not conduct entrance exams for her perspective students?how can you just go and pay jamb registration fees and they give you admission?.Mediocrity of the highest order.when Noun starts to conduct entrance examination for her perspective students,then I would have respect for them.how can a suppossed open university be admitting children of 16,17 years old?.its a work and study plan for God's sake. Atleast there should be age barrier so that we would know that its for working class people who do not have the time to attend full campus lectures because of their work. A boy would finish secondary school,instead of him to sit down and read to gain admission,they jump into Noun without Any test to prove their intellectual ability.No wonder a lot of them drop out of the programme after failing their brains out and wasting money and time.

TastyTuoyo:
Noun is a recognised institution globally.This Profound institution occupy the Number 36th position of the top 100 universities in Nigeria according to Webometric.

Am a proud student Noun currently studying Mass communication and my cohorts in other universities are not fit to hold a candle to my intelligence of the course: mass communication.

For the umpteenth time, Noun degrees are well recognised by Minor or Major employers in or outside Nigeria.

LoveDecay:
The east will never rule. Only by proxy - see the case of Johnathan. Nnamdi Kanu has put a nail in the coffin.

The only way the east might rule would be inter-marriage. Unfortunately, the east do not inter marry as much as they used to. It would have to be an ibo + west or ibo + northern

I doubt anyone would still trust the east with power, as a result, power by inter marriage would still be feasible only through proxy. Where the president is either ethnic group in Nigeria excluding ibo and the female is frm the east.

Ijaya123:
What is the total electoral value of the igbos?

One the other hand, they should rather court and lobby other regions instead of abusing and referring to them as being in the zoo.

Ijaya123:
Nigeria is not the problem of igbos.

When ojukwu contested for president under APGA then, how many votes did he get even from the igbos?

DaBullIT:
[s]Hmm


Buhari doesn't just speak he follows up with action


The be fore warned is to be fore armed


I don't want to hear marginalization o

I don tell you[/s]

Smellymouth:

My smelly mouth go kill u

Smellymouth:
[s]Shey na ur babe??
Strike my words again, ogun go give u leprosy [/s]

Smellymouth:
[s]Why not come out plainly to tell us you've gotten an International visa, expensive weavons and show ur picx?

I blame the mods when carry this come FP [/s]

Sweetlemon:
The thing about SS people is that we claim brotherhood with the Igbos when we need their partnership. A good example is GEJ. When last did you hear him talk about Igbo? The SS people on NL pointing out this fact are the sincere ones. The rest like barcanista will rather continue using them to further his NL political campaigns. Igbos are very sensitive people. Hail them, kiss them, hug them, sweet-talk them, and they will carry your matter on their heads like gala.
Politicians are very aware of that and that's why it's easy to use them.
Just look at Fayose, just look at the way Igbos are hailing a man who disgraced his mother because of politics. Why? Simply because he is fighting their percieved enemy. Seriously!

Mynd44:
I Nigeria is a signatory to ECOWAS but if they decide against policies what will ECOWAS do? What has the UN done against USA?

2. That is why investing in ports in important. If Nigeria breaks up the SE might find themselves landlocked if the SS decides to form their own state. What happens then? But if a SE officially has a stakes in the ports in the Niger Delta, you are at an advantage

3. Look at it this way, you all nationalise investments, who loses more? This is a call for the SE business community to invest more in the SE. A call to the leaders to develop the zone as together and build alliances with people outside.

TonyeBarcanista:
This is more reason we need to get rid of sycophants and praise singers that will encourage us to our doom and switch over when we are down. Governor Wike should work hard, learn his lesson and hopefully he will win Dakuku at the poll.

meforyou1:
Kachikwu is minister of state. They should demand for the substantive minister of petroleum buhari

naptu2:
There are a lot of links between Lagos, Ogun and Niger-Delta militants.

One of the main reasons for the traffic gridlock in Apapa is because the NNPC and oil companies cannot move petroleum products by pipeline anymore, so they have to move them by tanker trucks.

Armed gangs have taken over Ikorodu and parts of Festac in Lagos and Arepo in Ogun State. They have killed policemen, SSS operatives and civil defence officers. They are heavily involved in pipeline vandalisation and have also branched out to armed robbery (They were heavily involved in the Lekki, Ikorodu and Festac robberies in the past year). The army had to conduct an operation in Ikorodu to try and flush them out.

Some of the armed robbers that were arrested after the Ikorodu, Lekki and Festac robberies have confessed that they have camps in the creeks around Lagos, Ogun and Ondo states. The police and the military started a campaign to try and deal with them in December. That might explain why they want amnesty now.

http://thenationonlineng.net/how-we-robbed-banks-in-lekki-ikorodu-by-suspects/

http://www.informationng.com/2015/10/massive-military-operation-to-rid-ikorodu-of-criminal-elements-underway.html

EASTSIDAZ:
Uwazulike should take his madness to his Imo state, we don't want any part of his madness in my state. Uwazulike should be caught and jailed without trial..

shachris02:
Result of exposure to over-sustained violent vituperation and propaganda.

Nnamdi kanu look what you have turned igbo land into.