I thought Goodluck signed the freedom of information bill,or is he now regreting signing it or trying ti withdraw it?

[quote author=saharachic post=29796056][size=18pt]Yes we know who's handiwork this is - PDPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!

They have been looking for every means to destabilize Rochas but they have failed!

Have you ever wondered why Boko haram has been sustaining attacks in the north? The North East is GMB'S stronghold, so if people dont come out to vote for fear of boko haram, who gains? GEJ right?

Now see the same pattern they have been replicating in Imo state. You remember this is not the first time a bomb has been discovered in that state.

GEJ is Funding Boko Haram![/size]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbBQz-YU9aM[/quote
evidence or adonbeliveit.....period.

shekarau's head in a sack well wrapped......

lecturerdabo:


Ask ur bro!

......d line is switched off

pls jst waitin 4 confirmation,i heard a plane jst crashed in illorin closer to where my bro lives.....any confirmation abt d news??

APC Always Disintegrating Since 1906......

Do Teenagers have too much freedom?
Well I think no, I will discuss why people might take the responsibilities that restrict
teenager freedom, their expectations and
how it is just parent to afraid to let their
children go.
First of all teenagers have a lot to deal with and have a lot of responsibilities.
They have jobs, going through puberty.
And on top of that they are trying to
prove themselves responsible and grown
up to their parents. A lot more teenagers
are moving but younger and younger these days. And if parents would
understand them a bit more then it
wouldn't be so stressful for teenagers.
Secondly school takes away a lot of freedom. Freedom of time, originality,
choices, freedom of speech and even
freedom we have after school. "School
and homework take up most of the little
time I have. During work, school and
sleeping there's no time to do anything else. Not even in the holidays." Says Ryan
Yang, an average, normal 6th form, seventeen year old student from School of the Nations. This is important to know because most teenagers are
struggling with this "freedom." This
usually leading in poor school results, too
much pressure and teenagers dropping
out of school and society.
Parents hold back a lot of their children's
freedom. They like to make sure their
children do not make the mistakes they
made when they were younger, failing to
realize that they are holding their children
back from experience. Also parents have a lot of expectations for their children to
go to school, get good grades, not talk
back and to do what their told when their
told, so where is the freedom in that? I
think that parents are scared to let their
children into the world fearing that then will loose touch, or not surviving the
world. As Good Charlotte (the rock band) have quoted in one of their songs "The River" 'To the praying mother and the worried father let your children go if they come back, they'll come home stronger and if they don't you'll know.'
This is important because parents have to
know what their doing, or in some cases
what their not doing and that is not
giving insufficient amounts of liberty to
their young adults.
Some people say that too much freedom for a teenager will just give them room to cause trouble. I do not agree with this. Teenage freedom will
give them room and time to find who
they are, time to build an identity and to
leave the roost. To brake away from their
childish ways and become an adult. As my mother says, "You have to learn to fend for yourself sometimes, I don't want you to live with me until your thirty." Living with my mother until I am thirty could probably happen if I do not get enough freedom to learn the ropes of life.
So do teenagers have too much freedom?
Freedom to run loose, cause havoc, find
out who they are, and find their own
identity which is essential for becoming
an adult? No, they do not have too much
freedom; they have exactly the right amount they need in order to gain the
knowledge that will help them survive
when they have to fend for themselves.

Truth24:
So sad an incident......But he was a soldier na, he should av been brave enough to run out of d fire na....Maybe was to help out d pregnant wife and ofcourse d children......
So tragic....RIP y'all

Who knws maybe he was confused.....and u knw at dat stage u wnt knw who to save 1st

Wearing appropriate business attire can go a long
way in getting the job, getting the client, or moving
up the corporate ladder. However, knowing what
an appropriate work wardrobe is can be confusing,
as it can vary depending on the industry, the
company culture and your job. Before deciding what to wear to work, consider the following:
LOOK AT THE INDUSTRY
Some industries are considered more traditional or
conservative, while others are more progressive or
contemporary. There may be a traditional business
dress code for your industry.
WHAT IS YOUR COMPANY BRAND?
The industry may be the same, but the company
and product culture may be different. Even though
your industry may have its standards for
professional dress, your company may have an
attitude of its own that sets it apart as a brand
differentiating itself from the pack.
WHAT IS YOUR COMPANY CULTURE?
Is it formal, laid back, fashion-
forward or fun? Who will see you and how will they be
dressed? As a representative of your company, consider how
you want your clients, co-workers and employer to
react to you. Do you want to come across as
Authoritative, Creative, Formal, Functional, Credible,
etc.? The way you are dressed will have a direct
impact on the way you are perceived, and how others respond to you and your company. Maintain a consistent image Some of us wear many hats: in any given day you
may be at sales calls, a business mixer or a
construction site; and you may feel you need to
dress differently for various business-related
activities. This can be challenging when getting
dressed in the morning, and hard on the wardrobe. Although it is important to dress appropriately for
where you will be and what you will be doing, it is
still important to maintain a certain level of
consistency. If one day you are wearing a matched
suit and the next day jeans and a casual top, this
can send mixed messages and confuse your client or your employer. Suppose that someone is meeting you for the first
time. What would a potential client or employer
think when they first meet you? Do you fit their
expectations for the industry, products and skills
you are offering? Plan your work wardrobe with
careful consideration. The image that you project is vital to establishing a business relationship quickly,
and maintaining that relationship over time.

seunlayi:
wooden apartment? never knew Nigerians soldier's are enjoying

Yea somtyms its jst that we dnt appreciate wat we hav......bt dere many military men in oda countries experiencing even more

An Army corporal with the Central Command of the
Ghana Armed Forces (GAF), his pregnant wife, their
two-year-old daughter, as well as his niece, were
burnt to death when fire engulfed their wooden
apartment at the old Uddara Barracks in Kumasi last
Saturday. The soldier, whose identity was given only as Cpl
Tani, and his family were trapped in the fire which
lasted less than one hour. Two other families in the same wooden block,
however, managed to escape unhurt but lost all
their belongings to the blaze. The bodies of the deceased have since been
deposited at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital
(KATH) mortuary. It took the intervention of personnel of the Ghana
National Fire Service (GNFS) to prevent the fire from
spreading to other buildings in the vicinity, near the
Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH). The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained by the
GNFS. According to an eyewitness, around 10:20 p.m.,
tenants on the block heard a loud noise from the
corporal’s side of the block and got out, only to see
smoke bellowing from his apartment. He said due to the heat emanating from the
apartment, the other tenants were unable to get
closer to rescue the soldier and his family. Instead, the other tenants had to run for their lives,
leaving behind their personal belongings. When contacted, the Public Relations Officer of the
Central Command of the GAF, Lieutenant Christiane
Osei-Duah, confirmed the incident but declined to
give the names of the deceased because she was
yet to receive clearance from the headquarters of
the GAF to do so. She said last Saturday night she received a call that
a structure at the old barracks was on fire. She then called the GNFS, which responded by
dispatching two fire engines and personnel to
bring the fire under control. However, she said due to the nature of the building
and its location, the fire officers could not get access
to the place and, therefore, had to stand afar to
fight the fire. Lt Osei-Duah said the GNFS managed to put the fire
under control around 10:45 p.m. but explained
that because the structure was wooden, the whole
flat was razed down. Meanwhile, the two families who lost their
belongings in the fire incident have been given
temporary accommodation at the new 4BN
Barracks Complex at Nyankyereniase, near Kumasi. The General Officer Commanding the Central
Command, Brigadier-General Joseph Adu-
Boampong, and the Commanding Officer of the
Fourth Battalion (4BN), Lieutenant Colonel Salifu
Fuseini, both visited the scene and pledged to
support the affected victims with relief items.

A bomb exploded at a bus station in northern Nigeria's Bauchi state late on Wednesday, killing at least five people and wounding 12, police said. The blast, which struck the town of Azare, is likely to be blamed on Islamist Boko Haram militants, casting further doubt on government reports that it had reached a temporary ceasefire with the rebels in order to secure the release of more than 200 schoolgirls they are holding hostage. Police did not comment on who was behind the attack. The insurgents have repeatedly bombed public places since they launched an uprising demanding an Islamic state in religiously mixed Nigeria five years ago. They have stepped up their campaign this year, setting off deadly blasts across the country. "Five persons burned beyond recognition were certified dead, while 12 others sustained various degrees of injuries," Bauchi police spokesman Haruna Mohammed said in a statement. "The entire surrounding (area) has been cordoned
off ... No arrest has yet been made, but an investigation has commenced." Nearly a week after the government announced a ceasefire deal with Boko Haram, which it said would include the release of the girls kidnapped from the secondary school in Chibok in northeastern Nigeria in April, there is still no sign of
them being freed. A number of attacks has raised doubts over the ceasefire, although Boko Haram is so factionalized it is possible a truce has been reached with one group, while others continue with violence. Talks to release the schoolgirls are taking place this week between the government and a Boko Haram representative in the Chadian capital N'Djamena, but they are shrouded in secrecy. A Chadian diplomat told Reuters that a deal could still be reached if this faction has ultimate control over the girls -- although analysts say that could be divided between several cooperating factions. Boko Haram, which only communicates messages via jihadist videos of a man claiming to be its leader Abubakar Shekau, has not yet commented on the alleged ceasefire.

why do i have this feeling that Ebola was made by the whites to reduce the population of the blacks and to cause havoc in Afraca

A leading British public health doctor says western
drug companies have no reason to cure the deadly
Ebola virus because it mostly affects "powerless
minority groups" The international community has failed to deal with
the deadly Ebola virus because it mainly kills poor Africans, Britain’s top public health doctor has
claimed.
Dr John Ashton, president of the UK Faculty of
Public Health, compared the situation to the early
years of the AIDS epidemic and attacked the “moral
bankruptcy” of a system which gives drug
companies no reason to invest in treatments for
“powerless minority groups”.
The Americans Infected with the disease have shown positive improvement after they were taken to america and treated with a "Secret Serum".Meanwhile the Nigerian Government showed interest on the secret serum but the US refused to share information(s) on the serum.They,the Americans were planning to meet next week whether they should use the experimental drugs(secret serum) on the infected africans,but who knows how many lives may loss before the sheduled meeting?

eeyaaa.....some children are fatherless,many have become widows...later some stinky brains on nairaland will use deir rubbish hands typing nonsense sayiing the army is not doing enuf wereas soilders are dying every day to combat BK boys.......ungrateful souls,,,mtcheeeww

so even those that studied >>medsin<< can enroll?

so even those dat study >>medsin<< can enroll....??

abi....why dem no go win wen our 9ja mama prepare akpu and fufu 4 us wen we dey small......

chisos christ....All ma posts and topics are all gone...even ma time spent online has been divided into 3.....God Punish Hackers IJN

cum to tink of it,wen she converted no one told her anytin,no one abused her,neither was she penalized by anybody,but if it was a muslim dat converted 2 xtianity he/she would hv been hunted down n killed 4 dubious reasons[color=]cum to tink of it,wen she converted no one told her anytin,no one abused her,neither was she penalized by anybody,but if it was a muslim dat converted 2 xtianity he/she would hv been hunted down n killed 4 dubious reasons[/color]cum to tink of it,wen she converted no one told her anytin,no one abused her,neither was she penalized by anybody,but if it was a muslim dat converted 2 xtianity he/she would hv been hunted down n killed 4 dubious reasons

dis ghanians,dey want make our boko's focus deir attention to dem ba......MIND U BUSINESS GHOLLYWOOD dis ghanians,dey want make our boko's focus deir attention to dem ba......MIND U BUSINESS GHOLLYWOOD

Things fall apart by prof.Chinua Achebe,abi how do you see it?

Things fall apart by prof. Chinua Achebe

Things fall apart by prof.Chinua Achebe[i][/i]

Im very sure that this Akpabio never knew what he was doing,the money that is suposed to b used for something reasonable and more profiting investment is now used for what he calls''gestures".What a fucking gestures

Im very sure that this Akpabio knew not what he was doing,the money that is suposed to b used for something reasonable and more profiting investment is now used for what he calls''gestures".What a fucking gestures

What!!!!! Pdp is in trouble oooo

convenantudoh: What!!!!! Pdp is in trouble oooo

[color=#006600][/color] is dis d seize fire d talked about.

U guys are wlcm 2 AKWA-IBOM d land of promise.You wil see dat it is truly AYAYA

[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font] over my living body

Akwa-ibom is truly ayaya