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Ok.

Immensely hard truths.

LesbianBoy:
N250 per litre! Just imagine! It shall not be well with all those who voted buhari click like if you CONCUR

Rubbish prayer.

slevin1:
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Where are you located?

Mattresses are valuable. They have done very well.

They should help Nigerian universities with good mattresses too and secondary schools across the country.

Nothing like a good rest after the trouble of the day.

God bless MTN.

menix:
Ingrate

100% sure u guyz have a shop where egg grates re sold else ow would you ve learnt that word "Ingrate" easily..

I Lie

You just exposed your silly self! Eggs are sold in "crates". Whatever joke you were trying to pull got punked.

After all is said and done don't be an ingrate niga!!

[quote author=menix post=40292334]Expired matress

NCC should fine the Fine on ground for for carrying out their social responsibility late..


Don't sound like an ingrate. It may have no meaning for you but the guys sleeping on bare ground value the contribution.

Balkan:
Why are they doing this now?. Since how many yrs in Nigeria? Pls, they should pay the fine first.

Get your facts tight MTN Foundation has done more than some local government for many years now. They give scholarships and always provide mattresses for victims of flood disasters. Please get some education before getting online.

MTN has done this for many years.

Government is just broke and they just fell victims.

I commend MTN Foundation for their consistency.

Naija

Adewunmi84:
NYSC pay me my september and october alawee ka ma pade mo oo..I need a job...Below is my CV.... Am idle I swear...That's why I hit front page at ease nowadays.. ADEDEJI ADELAJA ADEWUNMI
2,ISHERI HOLIDAY INN,IKEJA,LAGOS STATE.
Contact phone No: 07031368684 Email: hardedejidewunmi@gmail.com


PERSONAL DETAILS:
Date of birth:22/03/1988
Sex : Male
Nationality:Nigerian
State of Origin:Ogun State
Religion:Christianity

CAREER OBJECTIVE::
To work diligently and committedly to the delight of my employer thereby developing skills and achieving set targets and goals

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATION:
Federal Polytechnic ,Ede Osun State
Higher National Diploma (HND)
Statistics 2012 - 2014

Federal Polytechnic,Ede, Osun State
National Diploma (ND)
Statistics 2004 – 2006


West African senior school certificate examination(NOV/DEC) 2006

Expressway primary school,Ikosi Ketu,Lagos state
First school leaving certificate (FSLC) 1993 – 1999


CAREER HISTORY/EXPERIENCE:
NYSC (Oke-Ado High school,Ibadan,oyo state as mathematics teacher ) 2014-2015

UAC Restaurants (A subsidiary of UACN plc) as Account supervisor 2007-2011




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Am proficient in the use of Sage pastel accounting package,IDRS stock tracking accounting package,ERP accounting package,Retail man sales package,SPSS,microsoft words and microsoft excel

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First of all this is is a wrong audience in my opinion and "am" as used by you shows you have some deficiency in written communication. Should read "I am proficient...." This is a CV and should be your best shot. If this is your best shot, you need to get serious fast.Take care.

Impunity breeding Impunity. Period.

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Truth in my opinion is that the personal capacities of Mr. President now as he has rightly affirmed is that there is a limit to the efficiency that he can demonstrate. At his age, and having undergone terrible human conditions of living, (some of which he contributed to) in a world of military dictatorships and economic squalor induced by the military and their civilian cohorts, it is foolhardy to expect superlative performance from Mr. President.

We should thank God for his integrity but can he work out budgetary allocation on a spreadsheet?

Nominees for appointment as Commissioners in Cross River State will be subjected to intense scrutiny.

A statement by the Special Assistant to the Governor on Media, Mr Christian Ita, confirmed this, saying the nominees will undergo a mandatory aptitude test before confirmation is granted.

The statement confirmed that they are not the only ones to take the test, as chairmen, members of boards, agencies and parastatals, and special advisers will follow the routine.

Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade, expressed belief that all appointments in the state must be subjected to ethical measures.

He said that this is to ascertain if they can function in the new order, where transparency and accountability are the watchwords.

Source: http://www.channelstv.com/2015/09/21/cross-river-cabinet-nominees-to-face-aptitude-test/

I am hoping that the ones who pass will be dutifully subjected to post-aptitude test examinations by the permanent secretaries of the different bodies they are headed to.

shiinihost:
News just In has it that the senate president, Bukola saraki has just filed a petition against the CCT in the court of Appeal.

This puts an entirely new twist to the situation. Now the two courts would have to wait for the judgement from the court of appeal before any further procedures are continued.

So, saraki might not honour the invitation today....or ever.

Interesting.

Source: TVC News.

Interesting

Gosh

Correct

I wish he was ranked LEAST in the camp of the honest than LEAST in the camp of the corrupt.

Someone spends 100 days and he already qualifies against people who have spent an average of 10 years per country.

Yes

J

Is this for real?

Lol

L

Wha is this?

H

Your source first sire.

Some call it the Buhari bounce. Others describe it as the Buhari effect. Yet some others say it is the Buhari aura. One thing is however crystal clear. Things have not been the same in the past 100 days in Nigeria, since Muhammadu Buhari assumed the presidency. A new sheriff has truly come to town.

Exactly 100 days ago, he climbed the podium at Eagle Square in Abuja and got inaugurated as president, 30 years after he had been toppled from power as military head of state. He promised to belong to nobody, and to belong to everybody. It is a pledge that still resonates loudly today, and will surely echo for a long time to come.

On a day like this, you would expect a presidential spokesman to chronicle the achievements of his principal in office. He has turned stone to bread, slain the dragon, and climbed Mount Olympus in ten seconds. But that is not what I want to do. There are some intangible, almost imperceptible achievements, but which run very deep, and are quite fundamental. Those are the ones I’ll rather talk of, while we leave the tangibles till some other day.

> Oh, he’s escaping. There are no concrete achievements, some wailing wailers would cry. True? Not true. I could have decided to focus on the bloody nose being given to Boko Haram in the North-east, which would see the country rid of insurgency soon, the rallying of leaders of other neighboring countries to deploy a Joint Multinational Task Force, the openness displayed about government finances and the welfare package instituted for states that couldn’t pay salaries, the Treasury Single Account, which would promote transparency and accountability in governance, the disappeared fuel queues, fast-tracking of the cleanup of Ogoni land, reduction in the cost of governance, and many others. But I will not focus on all those. The day cometh!

> When a new sheriff comes into town, disorder gives way to order. Chaos flees. Impunity is swept away. Laxity gives way to diligence, and people change their old, unedifying ways. When you have a Wild, Wild West situation prevailing, the new sheriff comes, and stamps his authority. Old things then pass away, behold, everything becomes new.

> Nigeria had always needed attitudinal change. That was why the Buhari regime launched War Against Indiscipline in the 1980s. And the war was succeeding, till a spanner was thrown in the works through regime change. Buhari was called all sorts of names then: despot, tyrant, iron fist ruler etc But the discerning knew. They understood that it was a change we needed. And that change was postponed for 30 years.

> But what is bred in the bones never goes out through the flesh. Immediately Buhari returned on May 29, Nigerians knew that discipline was back. The bird of the homestead told the ones in the bush, and they all sat up. No unnecessary chirping. Stealing is now corruption, they whispered to themselves. God help you if you get caught.

> Now, consider the situation with electricity and with our refineries. Electricity has climbed to about 5,000 Megawatts. Some refineries, which had not produced a drop of fuel for years, have cracked into life. Even the perennial queues in our petrol stations have disappeared, vanished. Is it because Buhari threw billions of dollars at the problems? No. Those things simply responded to the presence of the new sheriff in town. Those who manned those schedules could afford to be laid back in the past. But not anymore! The music has changed, and the dance steps must follow suit. And would Buhari take credit for the newfound zeal and efficiency? Not the plain and honest man from Daura. The broadcaster Omotayo Omotoso had come to the presidential villa to interview him sometime in July. And she had asked what the magic wand he waved was, that refineries, long comatose, had sprang back to life. The President responded that it would be dishonest of him to have claimed he did anything. He had not touched refineries at all. But unknown to the President, he did something. He had swept into town with his reputation for efficiency, and for achieving results. And the refineries, fuel supply, electricity supply, responded to the new sheriff. May things continue to get better till the change becomes enduring and irreversible. Amen somebody!

> Another imperceptible but momentous achievement is the faith that Nigerians now have in their leader. Yes, the opposition numbers in millions, and naturally so. A political party had held power at the centre for 16 years, and its loyalists would not simply disappear, or get converted overnight. About 12 million Nigerians had voted for the presidential candidate of that party in the March 2015 general elections. Would they just cross over to the winning side? It often takes awhile. But despite all that, a great deal of Nigerians, a vast majority, believe in the new sheriff. And that is great achievement. A big deal. When the citizenry believe in their leader, and almost can swear by him, it is no mean feat. The NOI polls, in a survey in July, revealed that over 70% of Nigerians were happy with the Buhari administration. And I can bet that the percentage would rise, as the months and years roll by. Faith in leadership is something that does not come cheap.

> And this one! Even our foreign reserve knows that a new sheriff is in town, and has responded appropriately. In June, just one month into office, and with the plugging of some leakages and loopholes, foreign reserve surged from $29 billion to $31.89. Holy Moses! Just in one month. Well, that is what a new sheriff can do. He brings sanity, confidence and probity to the system. And you would agree that Nigeria needs such shot in the arm, if we consider recent past experiences, when our treasury was like a bag filled with holes.

> An evidence of the believability of the new sheriff, and the confidence reposed in him, is the disclosure that came this week from Ambassador Godknows Igali, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Power. He said since Buhari came to office, not a single sabotage of the power infrastructure has been recorded, and it is one of the reasons that electricity supply keeps improving. But did Buhari line up soldiers across the power infrastructure? Did he hire a combination of OPC, Egbesu, MASSOB, MEND and Arewa youths to keep vigil? No. Just believability. Those who are so angry with the country, and would go to any extent to sabotage development, have decided to give the sheriff a chance. They have heard of his reputation. A man that believes in fairness and justice. He would do right to all parts of the country.

> Can you imagine the respect our sheriff commands on the international scene, and how it redounds to the glory of the average Nigerian? American President, Barack Obama said Buhari came onto his job with reputation of integrity and a clearcut agenda. Ambassador Johnny Carson, also during the U.S trip in July, said the Nigerian President was a man of honour and integrity. Everywhere he goes, the Nigerian President is lauded and garlanded for his virtues. And the image of the country is burnished and repositioned in the process. Surely, greater days are ahead.

> Some people say the sheriff did not hit the ground running, as he is yet to constitute his cabinet in 100 days. And I usually ask such people: when you hit the ground, and you land in mud, how do you begin to run immediately? You can only sink deeper, if you attempt to run. The thing to do is to first clear the mud, till you get to terra firma, and then you can begin to run.

> President Buhari has spent time trying to clean the Augean stable he inherited. And he is succeeding. Sheriffs can either come in with guns blazing, shooting malefactors to kingdom come, or simply stamp their authority on the situation by sheer force of personality and presence. The Nigerian sheriff seems to have opted for the second option for now. But we should never forget that sheriffs are licensed to shoot. And those shots can be lethal for lawbreakers. In a matter of months, you can ask those who had bled our treasury to the point of death. They’ll have stories to tell.

Adesina is Special Adviser, Media and Publicity to President Muhammadu Buhari

http://www.punchng.com/opinion/a-new-sheriff-is-in-town/

Was sabotage responsible for the blackouts of the past GEJ years?

ed2gbi:
Then what makes it wrong in placing it on a microwave oven?

I fail to see mention of its wrongness in the post I made. I can't control what you see you know. I described the environment.

ed2gbi:
That bowl is an accessory used in the microwave to cover whatever is being microwaved, so as to contain splashes.

I know sir. It does not change it from being a bowl.

whitecloth:
We shared the same mindset on this FTC issue.
Thanks

One love!

markmira:
this guy is smart...this guy is rilly smart.

I'm loyal sire. I'm grateful.