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Honestly, Mama look young and beautiful....like early fifties...

Chuose 2, after I listen to Pastor Bosun Emmanuel and go through all info provided, I am in total confusion.
Nigeria is a mess. God deliver me and people from it

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Movingcoil:
God what have we done wrong that you've decided to punish us this way.
Reveal our sins o'lord to us so that we can do away with it and let your mercy find our path.
Amen

You mean up till now you don't know your multiple sin? Ritual killing, drug pushing, kidnapping, human trafficking, armed robbery, unwarranted blood shedding through religious fanaticism, looting of public funds, worshipping god of money etc

Be informed, as you celebrate this barbaric means of intervention, you are directly encouraging ritual killing. The power in this is in the blood of human. Get sense.

History is about to be made........

Everybody will sound as if yesterday was better than today. Naija has not changed one bit. The same old habit we exhibit today.

Then nothing to celebrate

Nawao with this your update.....
I am sure many Nigerians of all tribes are doing exploit all over the world only that we don't keep tag and world usually help us celebrate the negative side of us.

This is what is causing increase in skull mining......una dey celebrate vanity after una go complain say una relative don miss. there is connection bros

If you have ever dreamed of being given First Class in your degree better rush any of the listed universities and stop complaining.

Because Fayose take blanket and bedspread cover himself, dat na sin....dis islam sef

A man that speaks with passion and fire in his stomach

This is 2015 post naa. Why bring it now to cause trouble and hate here....mtschwwwww

Africans and backwardness

Sweetguy25:
It means Nigeria is no longer in that phase where economic activity was toxically slow. Factors of production are now facilitated actively thereby ensuring employment of resources.
The consumer price index and inflation will stay the same.

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In essence, with the facilitating of factors of production, will that ensure fair pricing or prices of goods and services crashing?

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profudus:
There are things called essential services which the government provides for the general public without direct profit motive.The project has many benefits. These include social, economy, human and political. To me, it is a life touching project, many of us go there to watch matches and we all get refreshed. This has a significant effect on our health and well-being. In addition, more money can be generated from government owned facilities such as le meridian, airport and Ibom tropicana entertainment center during match weeks and events at the stadium. Local transporters and business owners equally benefit.

More so, many Akwabomites were employed during the construction and they were paid salaries from the said money. Further more, the coming in of football stars from the nooks and crannies of the the world can make youth have contact with role models and get inspiration to become footballers that will be bought billions of dollars in the near future . Having one MESSI in the State worth more than that project. The presence of the stadium has put Akwa Ibom State in the world map and that has a lot of implications for socio-economic development of the State.

Few days ago, Awka ibom state was ranked 2nd among the five states in Nigeria that were able to attracted fresh foreign investment in the last six months. This was only made possible with the presence of infrastructural facilities. You can't expect investors to come to a state where there are no facilities.

Every government spending must not be geared strictly towards profit making, even at personal level, one buys TV, foam, fridge and others to make life comfortable. How much more such could be expected of government ? Even in advanced countries more expensive Stadia are built. You can criticize the cost if you have fact but not through hear say as a non-expert in construction projects. NOTE: I'm a Deltan.

After this any more comment is "wash". This comment is conclusive, sound, apt, and indisputable.

how this video take answer this question bros

What does it mean for our economy to be out of recession? Are food prices going to come down? Should we expect prices of goods and services to revert to what it was before APC Government? Is it all going to be talk about the inflation rate, GDP, Fitch rating and blablablah. I need to be educated since the information is from National Bureau of Statistics and not Lai Mohammed.

Femi meant to say schoolmates and not classmates ......the crowd is too much to be classmates

Historically, western education entered the country through the South-west of Nigeria. The colonial authorities initially concentrated their activities in the Lagos area before moving down south along the coastal cities.
Undoubtedly, the region had a head start in educational development compared to other regions of the country. This was further buoyed by the Universal Primary Education Policy of the then Premier of Western Region, Obafemi Awolowo, which offered free education for children in primary schools starting from 1955. Besides providing children of poor background access to quality education, it underscored the intrinsic value of education, which subsequently stimulated and facilitated the mass education of the population.
However, in a recent analysis, it is apparent that other regions are not only catching up, but might have overtaken the South-west in education.
If there is any doubt in the minds of anyone, the performances of the region in the Senior School Certificate Examinations, SSCE in the last five years showed that South-west states only trail other regions in their well-publicised ratings. In all these years, none of the states, besides Lagos, has made it to the list of top 10 states on the West African Examinations Council, WAEC performance table.

Available statistics of the 2017 SSCE results enumerating states’ performance, showed the South-east states posting brilliant performances. Besides topping the chart, four of the five states made the top 10 list of states.
The dominance of the South-east and South-south states in the WAEC rating in the last five years, raise concerns about the much-touted claims of the South-west as the bastion of education in Nigeria.
However, the South-west states had Lagos as a representative among the top 10 states. It shows Abia, Rivers, and Edo coming tops, with Imo, Bayelsa, Anambra, Lagos, Taraba, Enugu and Delta following in that order.
Besides Lagos that manages to retain its presence in the top 10, the other South-west states remain comfortable either at the rear or at the middle.
In 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 WAEC results, only Lagos featured in the top 10 list of states which continued to be dominated by states from the South-east and South-south.
For instance, in 2015, all the South-east states made it to the top 10 on the chart. While Lagos still retained its place on the list, Ekiti managed to clinch the 11th position on the chart. Ondo came 14th, Ogun, 20th position, Oyo, 27th, while Osun came 30th. The situation was not so different in 2014 chart which saw Ekiti occupying the 12th position. Ondo followed closely on the 13th position, while Ogun moved up to 18, Osun, 22 and Oyo, 24.

The Ekiti State government last year celebrated the improvement of the state on the WAEC performance chart when it moved from the 28th position in 2013 to 11th position in 2016. For the state, its placement on the chart had perhaps bestowed credence on the investment of the governor in education.

However, some have rejected the use of the WAEC chart as an indicator of the true state of education in any state. A top official of the Ogun State government, who did not want his name on print, while defending the situation with education in Ogun, said the conclusion that the south-west states, particularly Ogun, performed dismally compared to other states “was an error.”
According to him, the analyses did not consider the number of candidates for each state before arriving at the conclusion.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/242266-analysis-waec-rating-highlights-dwindling-fortunes-education-south-west-nigeria.html

The near zero LIKE on comments show that man is confuse about life after now, is uncertain about what awaits him after death and or does not know what goes on in the grave. Religion has only taken us thus far, but imbue fear in man on his journey to eternity.
No religion has truly explain life after death to the satisfaction of everyone and so we pander here and there in our search for truth.
My advice; Love this unseen God with all your heart and love your neighbor (humanity) as thy self. This itself is the only commandment from God.
Leave the rest to God for His mercy will decide your fate here after. Shalom.

Fidelity is a feminine virtue......zip up. women must learn to forgive, men must be moderate in their indulgence.
Stop this gender equality stuff.

Cooked figures. Most Nigerian banks are now owned by foreigners and foreign banks.

I saw the door n window of the hostel n it was like wooow......

Our changing lifestyle demands we work from home or not too far from workstation or you relocate...

I am waiting to know how much was spent to kill the rats.....
3.2billion
Cost of renovation.....6.9billion

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laurel03:
on judgement day Nigeria case for heaven must come last because if not our case go delay others.

Gbam! Correct talk.

IPOD tempo going down.......the steam is wearing off.

Until LAUTEC resumes nothing concerns me..
Penny wise pound foolish

EFCC....

Leave this dramatis for Fayose. It's his sole proprietary. It doesn't fit you.....copycat

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dadebayo1:
I beg what is the definition of porn

Where fish are kept