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This is pure ethnic cleansing. If truly 300 cows were killed at N400k per cow that is N120m. The plateau state or even local govt could have easily reimbursed the alleged victims but the fact that no cows were taken or killed meant one thing.

This man appears to be brain dead!

Only N6.85Bn? Even with all their advantage!

HigherEd:
The SciVal - Elsevier rank refers to relevant research publications made by 8,500 higher institutions world wide with 38 million publication records from 21,915 journals of 5,000 publishers worldwide.

The 2018 Rank is 90% dominated by federal universities and would have been an all federal affair but for Covenant which emerged as the only non-federal university.


1) Covenant University

2) Federal University of Technology Akure
3) Obafemi Awolowo University
4) University of Lagos
5) Ahmadu Bello University
6) University of Nigeria Nsukka
7) University of Ibadan
University of Ilorin
9) Federal University Of Technology Minna
10) Federal University Of Technology Owerri

The dominance of this list by some of the most funded unis is no coincidence.

This is why I like the global ranking bodies. They don't discriminate and the undisputed No. 1 takes her position.
Congrats to BDO!
All the subsidy didn't go to waste afterall.

When integrity has time-table you know it is an agenda disguised to enslave people.

paxonel:
whether he is preaching salvation or not that is not the issue!
The issue is, he is saying what bible did not say

I catch am

Bible does not say everything but infer things. Thats why it was recorded that '' the dead should bury their dead".

paxonel:
Big lie!!
where are scriptures?

This oyedepo sef

Na way to tell people say if them nor pay tithe them go miss heaven na him dey so

If he does not preach outright salvation u guys complain now he is preaching it and you still twist it into tithe payment.

bizzibodi:
He said soldiers not police.

That even makes more impossible.

Miyetti Allah has taken credits for the attack and say it was retaliation for 300 cows killed. They said the rustlers shot at all the police that tried to rescue the cows and made away with 300 cows.
How can all 300 cows go like that.

Kasy08133625633:
Why herdsmen killed over 86 people in Plateau – Miyetti Allah
Ameh Comrade Godwin
1 min ago

Danladi Ciroma, the Chairman, North Central zone of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders’ Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), has reacted to the recent attacks on Plateau villages by suspected herdsmen where over 86 persons were hacked to death.

DAILY POST reports that Plateau Police Command on Sunday confirmed the killing of 86 persons in the attacks on Razat, Ruku, Nyarr, Kura and Gana-Ropp villages of Gashish District in Barkin Ladi Local Government.


Ciroma in a statement claimed that the attack was in retaliation of the killing of over 300 cows in the last few weeks by the villagers.

He said despite the efforts of the state government, some criminal elements hiding among their people were still frustrating the peace efforts.

“These attacks are retaliatory. As much as I don’t support the killing of human being, the truth must be told that those who carried out the attacks must be on revenge mission.

“There have been recent reports of cow rustling and destruction of farms between Berom farmers and Fulani herdsmen. The people carrying out these criminal activities are well known to the communities but the communities are hiding them.


“Fulani herdsmen have lost about 300 cows in the last few weeks – 94 cows were rustled by armed Berom youths in Fan village, another 36 cows were killed by Berom youths. In addition to that, 174 cattle were rustled and the criminals disappeared with them to Mangu.

“Since these cows were not found, no one should expect peace in the areas. Even soldiers that went after the criminals to recover the rustled cows were shot by the armed rustlers and eventually escaped with all the cows.

“The government of Governor Lalong has done a lot to restore peace, but the criminal elements hiding among their people are the ones frustrating these peace efforts.

“Though the security agencies have tried, they need to do more by being fair to all parties; they should not neglect any report presented by Fulani of Berom because such report can lead to attacks and deaths if not properly handled.


“Criminals thrive a lot in Berom communities, but when the Fulani, who are always victims of their crime, react with attacks, they blame the government.

“These communities have leaders, why hide the criminals? They should fish out the criminals and hand them over to security agencies to avoid death of innocent ones.

“As it is today, the Berom man cannot go to farm, the Fulani cannot breed his cows in Berom Land. This can be stopped if the security agencies do more than what they are currently doing. The attacks will stop as soon as the security agencies stop Berom youths from stealing Fulani cows” he added.


https://www.google.com.ng/amp/dailypost.ng/2018/06/25/herdsmen-killed-86-people-plateau-miyetti-allah/amp/

How rustlers shoot police and escape with all the cow.

bot101:
Stop saying what you don't know. I am a Computer Engineering Graduate,

Same here.

Febup:
Self taught programners will always talk like that to make themselves look relevant as there is no regulation yet to keep them away from writing unreliable and bugs filled codes.

Ha ha ha ...
Professionals will always talk like u are talking also. What we need out there is a robust guideline self taught guys can guide their learning process with.
In my case, I could have been conscious of design patterns much earlier if there was a easily accessible guideline or mentor out there.

jesse8048:
Funny government, always looking for ways to punish its citizens. I use roughly 500 to 600mb daily, so I'll be spending 2k daily on data? Their fatherrrr there.

Anything that's consumed more by a section of this country is prone to increase.

ehinmowo:
I share your concerns. Due to the fact that rigged elections bring the wrong persons to power. However, ai hv worked for INEC b4 as ad hoc staff. The current system is almost foolproof. Technically spking, the only way you could rig election with this system by paying pple to vote for u. Cnt go into details.



However, na naija we dey. Anything is possible. Dts why we need to all open our eyes.

And that should be through multiple registration. As long as we don't have a robust social numbering or citizen registry scheme we will keep going round circles.

A lot of people don't know we are not using electronic voting yet. If we use real electronic voting then the situation of multiple registration and voting by same person can be better managed.

Febup:
No, professionals who are software engineering majors and computer science majors have acquired the academic skills at uni to write reliable and bug free codes but programming is one profession were it is the mediocre programmers that are programming and heading software developement teams and all they are after is to write code quickly and deploy to users without worrying about the outcome.

I insist software engineers wrote a lot of shitty codes.

It wont stop if . . .

FriendNG:
The crises in Birom (plateau state) has nothing to do with herdsmen as the hypocrite media want us to believe. Many Muslims have been killed by the indeginous Christians of the birom.

Lies. This is same tactic BH used after killing and abducting Christians they bomb few mosques halfheartedly and start playing the victims.

Febup:
Still the reason for these bugs is because software engineering majors are not the ones heading these software projects hence there will continue to be bugs in these software that are written.

Here are some comments from former self taught programmers:

1. I was self-taught. I learned I didn't know shit the first 2 weeks of uni. I learned more in 1 year than I learned in 10 years on my own.

Self-taught just indicates a level of desire, not level of competence. Being proud to be only self-taught to me means proud to be ignorant. It's a heuristic at best, but it's not too far off base.

2. Self taught (10 years), then formal. I have to say that the formal made me look back at how shitty I was (even though I appeared to be awesome among the sea of mediocre programmers). This profession does a poor job of licensing/certifying/validating those qualified to do the work.

3. In my experience, self taught programmers often lack the understanding of why you shouldn't do certain things that you can do. This then leads to less manageable code which makes changes take longer and longer.nges take longer and longer.

Source: https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?t=1209859

I understand the above as I am largely a self taught guy. For example I only stumbled upon Design Patterns after years by luck. It made me more aware of was and is going on in other peoples code. The point is even professionals are prone to such mistakes as what fired that dude in OP.

sarrki:
Is court now equivalent to God ?

Court is a man made court (earthly stuff)

While heavenly things are different

He’s not a Man

God judges people so if God pronounces calamity upon people and judges do also then your feeling for both should be same.

sarrki:
You sound confused and frustrated

If your Jesus will bring calamities to some one then he’s not worthy of worship

But the Jesus I know spread the word of love

If a court can sentence a person to death ( calamity ) then that court is not suppose to exist also. How about that.

I believe Nairaland is being blackmailed by these guys. Just look at the comment section of some religion

At least 32 civilians were killed and ten are missing following an attack in central Mali, believed to have been carried out by traditional hunters, local officials said Sunday, as the government said 16 bodies had been found.
Armed Dozo hunters, linked to the Dogon ethnic group, were suspected of ambushing the isolated village of Koumaga in the Mopti region on Saturday, killing dozens of Fulani herders, including children.


“They surrounded the village, separated the Fulani people from the others and killed at least 32 civilians in cold blood,” said Abel Aziz Diallo, president of the local Tabila Pullaku association.
Another 10 people were missing, he added.
“The men were dressed in Dozo clothing but we wonder if they were all Dozo hunters,” said an elected official from the region, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Violence has increased over the past three yearsn in central Mali between nomadic Fulani herders and Bambara and Dogon farmers, sparked by accusations of Fulanis grazing cattle on Dogon land and disputes over access to land and water.
“Despite the deployment of patrol missions to central Mali on June 23, a violent clash” took place between communities,” the government said in a statement.
“A deployment of Malian army forces despatched to the scene discovered 16 bodies and significant damage,” it added.
Central Mali is a vast area where the state is nearly absent and jihadists, blamed for exacerbating the dispute, roam with little constraint.
The Bambara and Dogon ethnic groups accuse the pastoralists of colluding with jihadists.
The armed forces are facing increasing accusations of arbitrary arrests and extra-judicial killings in their fight against the insurgents.
“What is happening is very serious. We must avoid confusion. Just because we are Fulani does not mean we are terrorists,” said Diallo.
– ‘Deeply concerned’ –
On May 19 a Malian soldier and at least 12 other people were killed in violence that occurred during an army patrol through a market.
The army said the 12 were “terrorists” who had been “neutralised”, but local residents said they were civilians.
The Malian army is often accused of making arbitrary arrests and carrying out extra-judicial executions in the fight against jihadists.
On Thursday, the United States asked for a “credible and transparent” investigation following the discovery of the bodies of 25 Fulani in three mass graves in the Mopti region. Washington called on Bamako to recognise the involvement of “certain personnel” of the army.
Canada, which has just begun to deploy some 250 peacekeepers in Mali, said it was “deeply concerned” by the alleged military involvement and called for the “perpetrators of these heinous crimes to be brought to justice”.
Malian Pesident Ibrahim Boubacar Keita on Friday insisted on “the respect of human rights by all the military, which has an obligation to protect the population”.
Mali’s unrest stems from a 2012 Tuareg separatist uprising against the state which was exploited by jihadists in order to take over key cities in the , French and UN forces, which are frequent targets of attacks.



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/06/32-fulani-civilians-killed-mali-attack/

Certificate and wealth are closely related but they don't guaranty wealth. Have u ever wondered why the west abolished slave trade? The industrial revolution made it possible but we have decided to make a mockery of education and we are unable to create wealth with it.

Febup:
More of this will continue as long as those who are not software engineering or computer science majors are the ones writing commercial software and leading these teams.

Is there any thing computer scientist and software engineers do that can't be learnt? My quess is no. Even certified engineers do make mistakes. Microsoft and other tech giants do ship updates frequently to fix bugs with all their professionals.

Jman06:
The problem like you stated is that the schools always try to pass the students at all cost, not minding whether they deserve to pass or not. Some of them even go as far as bribing the people in the exam panels of the regulatory bodies like MDCN to pass their students.

Stop peddling lies. The private units aren't different from their public counterpart. If you claim that private universities try to pass student at all cost because of huge fees then the public universities are worse. I say this because the amount govt spends on some public uni system is equally huge and ends up in the pocket of the lecturers.

TonyeBarcanista:
Permit me to come in pls...

Both of you are correct but like I do say, the job of government is to check their flaws and work on improving it without publishing the flaws but only the success and improvement. It is the job of opposition to identify flaws of government and publish/criticize it. However, when opposition fail in their duty to holistically identify flaws but try to rubbish obvious truths they make themselves mockery of the public. This is the fate of APC Akwa Ibom state.

Praising leaders is like praising your employee. It makes no sense.

ibibiofirstlady:
dis is not propaganda it is truth

The truth when magnified and propagated to hide flaws is propaganda. Yes or No?

aribisala0:
Another failed thread by the paid keyboard

Shameless

Propaganda is an industry. Just like music industry it has its own top artist.

Islam don't want division otherwise others would corrupt their sharia and dominance doctrines.

GMBuhari:
One got cured, the other died of stupidity

Mr One Nigeria take am easy.