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folake4u:
True. That's why you gotta follow Uniben' s footsteps and begin producing bread and table water

Lol...they can't step up and produce chocolate or pounded yam machine. Even our academicians appear to be suffering brain clog.

hopee66:
Dried Tigernuts For Sale. @ 295 per Kg For more details call me: +2348152494356 WhatsApp: +2348121237021.

where do you reside or sell from?

What a question that would be.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12396068/speed-up-page-load-by-deferring-images

follow that link and you can achieve it with JavaScript. It involves loading a dummy and light image first while maintaining the url of the real image as an attribute, then using a JavaScript code after the body tag to swap out the dummy image and put in the real image URL into the img's src attribute.
It involves JavaScript though.

Joystark:
Na una dey intimidate person dat year with calculation.

Thumbs up man.

No o ... I just dey form e-professor oh.

One part of me tells me OP is looking to take the average figure here and start multiplying it in order to get an estimate of what churches are totalling as offering.
Me, I drop N100m as offering . . . lol

This bombing thing is becoming unfashionable self . . .

This man is very highly extremely funny. Baba should be ambassador for medical tourism self.

People appear to have forgotten even Leah Sharibu that's less than 2 years.

Let daughter's age be d
That makes mom's age 2d and dad's own 2d+5
d + 2d + ( 2d + 5 ) = 100
d + 2d + 2d +5 = 100
5d + 5 =100
5d = 100 - 5 = 95
d = 95/5 =19
daughter's age is therefore 19 and mom's is 19 X 2 = 38 and dad's is mom's own + 5 and therefore 43
19 + 38 + 43 = 100

Great minds discuss ideas.

socialmediaman:
Don’t forget there’s a monthly fee for the meter whether you have electricity or not. If for instance your monthly fee is N500 and your meter runs out 4 months later depending on how you use or how often you get the electricity, when you go to recharge your meter, N2,000 will be deducted automatically from your payment. So if you pay N2,500 you’re only credited N500. You must pay the N2,000 before you recharge. Hope that makes sense... that is, unless the monthly fee has been waived!

I thought Fashola waived the monthly service fee in 2016 when he was just taking charge of the ministry.

Jiang:
You can't cheat them like that woh, they have bigger meters for each specific areas, once the amount of units consumed in that particular area does not tally with revenue generated, they will either force it on estimated billing or totally reduce the amount of electricity being provided to that Area.

So you are just cheating ur neighbors not d electric company

If true then that's cool.

fk001:
Mr Man


Christians that are sokoto indigene pays same tuition fees as their Muslim counterpart.

I didn't dispute the above post or idea. What I complained about is depletion of state fund to satisfy muslims and then asking Christians to pay for state school like muslims do without any corresponding christian expenditure to cancel what is being spent on mosques and rams. Do you understand that one?

fk001:
And where did you get the idea that they were not treated equally with Muslims?



If a Muslim that is non indigene will pay 100k as a tuition fees then a Christian non indigene must also pay that same amount.

Does the state gov build churches the way they build mosques? What about Christmas or easter chicken the way they buy ram. Religion is a private affair between a man and his maker. Why should govt now start giving a particular religion preference?

fk001:
So just because there are Christians, the state government should treat them special right?



The non indigene law does not exclude or favours any religion.

The non indigene law is irrelevant here. I am talking about Christians who are sokoto people. They are being cheated.

fk001:
So just because there are Christians, the state government should treat them special right?




The non indigene law does not exclude or favours any religion.

Not special, but fairly.

Sardauna24:
See this olodo if u dont want to pay simply just go back to ur region and study there,why are u yarning rubbish,religious bigiot mind u most of ur universities there are more costier than ours in d north,

It is like u didn't understand me or just feigning ignorance to Dodge my points.
Why use state fund meant to serve everybody to build mosque and buy rams then allow state school that should have been prioritized above mosques and rams suffer?
Please come at me with facts sir.

Kyngfarabale1:
nothing like being a Christian there.... dey recognize everybody who is not from d state as non indigene so plz don't say Wat u don't know okay... even wen I school at kebbi State University of science and technology aliero we non indigene pay higher than the indigene.... as at my time we pay 65k n indigene pay 23 or so... bt we didn't complain bcoz it's a State University...
thanks

Oga, so there not a single christian Sokoto citizen? That's crazy.

RIP to the man.

hmmm.... I used to respect this man a lot for the reforms he brought to the university system.

Dannyset:
All Governors do this......Buhari is the only different politician we have in Nigeria and we love him for this.

First term of most admin is always like courtship relationships before marriage.
Our leaders, like men, engage unrealistic expenditures, or women, put good show of character meant to win the other party (the masses) over, and like marriage, during second term they show their true colour. Tambuwal is just being human here. Do you remember how Aregbesola of Osun state paid 13th month salaries in his first term and then couldn't pay salaries in his second term?

I am not against the idea of paying 100,000 as fee in a state university because they are already poorly funded.
What I am against is the idea of that same Sokoto state using state fund to buy Ramadan ram and building mosques ( using state fund for a section of the populace ), then turning around to ask Christians which are likely to form a higher percentage of those patronizing the university, to pay more fees. Is it a counter productive move when you consider use of state funds for some people's private believe.

Congratulations bro... but don't dump you skill acquired for some unrelated task sir. Please put it to good use and don't let taxpayers millions used to subsidize your education by FG be wasted.

gwinaB:
UI is a very great school. There are programs run by UI that CU do not. If UI decides to drop such programs, they will move far in the rankings. Again funding is another issue. CU work towards attaining those rankings and funding is committed to ensure they are attained.

The funding UI enjoys from FG is quite high. CU on the other hand has to share funds with about 5 other universities and hundreds of primary and secondary schools.

luminouz:
Where did the article say 'pain in the ass' for UI
We know u love CU,but stop trying to demean other schools na....anything on ranking or whatever na u go post am,just cuz CU is there! I wonder whether you get paid for this PR work u dey do o

#justsayingmymind

He doesn't have to cram the article word for word and use the exact words in the interview. He was was trying to summarize a message in his own words. Simple.

asuustrike1:
Is UI not autonomous?

Largely autonomous.

UI is trying sha... Always on top whenever public schools are being mentioned.

HigherEd:
Private sector is key, especially in countries that are as populous like Nigeria in which govt can't adequately provide for all services.

You can't compare the delivery of
NTA to Channels
Nitel to MTN
Kaduna refinery to Dangote refinery
FIIRO, Oshodi to IITA, Ibadan

The only problem with private sector is that it comes with the baggage of inequality. But then the benefits of a capitalist system is still awesome nevertheless.

Hmmm...
While those private sector to public sector comparison are quite valid, I believe the ultimate is still govt going into business. Even the advanced nations do interfere in private sector in order to keep their private sector afloat.
What stops our govt from demanding accountability from UI and UNN? You can't just fund them then give them autonomy to misbehave like we are seeing them do.

HigherEd:
I read an interview where the VC of UI admitted that covenant was very strategic and a potential pain in the ass for UI...

And their grads are here jumping upandan like ui is far ahead of every other school.

HigherEd:
Nigeria must get recycling right. While we are definitely not the biggest polluters we significantly harm ourselves with our waste. Recycling is a win - win. Better environment and revenue...
Lalasticlala FP pls

We are also a dumping ground.

HigherEd:
But how many Christians are commissioners in Kwara?

Did muric tell u they are after fairness? They won't becos they are after the interest of Islam and nothing more. If kwara like let the have all Muslim leadership it doesn't disturb them. what disturbs them is any single Christian in power.