That's the staircase leading to civil engineering dept.

Biglittlelois:
Lie mohammed, this list would have been credible if pictures were attached to each ongoing projects

The onus lies on you to ascertain the reality in the roads, what says you'll believe pictures if you can't believe the list? mind you some of those projects were awarded before you started using bra, so calm down go investigate the roads and come back, do not allow hate describe you please

iammo:


Ki lon se bobo BMC yii, abeg no call me Ibob abi wetin dem they call them, just google Jonathan's achievements and you will clearly see it, ( but I'll give you one for free, the only federal university, in buhari's state. Even after buhari's long years in government)

question he asked you is how many projects did Jona start and complete in 3years during his tenure, Mr IPOB?

OEPHIUS:
Nigeria has never been a homogenous entity, not even when we started off as an independent nation almost 60 years ago. Back then, we were made up of 3 regions and each one had their areas of focus, largely driven by views of their leaders. The West was big on Education and had socialist leanings. The East was big on Trade and you could say decidedly more free market leaning. The North was big on religion, Islam to be precise and not as open to western norms. The North had Statist leanings, given its predominantly feudal culture.

Given the country had been colonized by the British, who obviously favored the North for their ability to keep the rank and file under check far better than their Southern counterparts, there had to be some middle ground. That’s how Nigeria started out with a mixed economy, with government involved in certain activities but leaving enough room for private enterprise. Each region retained their focus at the start and all went well until 6 years in, the rest is history

Now, this wasn’t meant to be a historical piece. The opening was just meant to give some context to the journey we have undergone. Between 1966 and 1999 Nigeria was ruled by the Military, with only a brief 4 year period of civilian rule between 1979 and 1983. The Military governments, led mostly by leaders of northern extraction, largely had statist views and ran the economy along those lines, mostly for enrichment of self and cronies. They compounded this by breaking the country into states which were mostly being fed by the central purse (with Lagos the exception to some degree). By the time civilian rule returned in 1999, Nigeria was heavily indebted and had an inefficient economy with moribund state enterprises such as NITEL and NEPA. Something had to give.

The Obasanjo administration decided to go full on Liberalization of certain sectors of the economy(Telecoms, Oil and Gas, Power), with Privatization of certain State Owned Enterprises (SOEs). The idea was based on taking the country back to a mixed economy with more private than government participation. To enable that, the Banking Sector was restructured through a major recapitalization drive. Efforts were made to deepen the debt and equity markets to encourage foreign investment. The focus was on addressing poverty, but through the expansion of the economy so that more opportunities would be created. It led to a resurgence of the middle class which coincided with economic boom engendered by rise in oil prices.

After the Obasanjo administration came the Yar’Adua government, which stalled some of the progress made while grappling with the onset of the Global Financial Crisis. President Yar’Adua clearly had Socialist leanings and was a populist, given to making people friendly gestures such as reducing fuel prices as soon as he came into office……unheard of. He put plans in motion for a minimum wage review and also set up the Amnesty program that brought peace to the Niger Delta. He however canceled sale of the refineries (for good reason) and held up the power sector reforms. These would stall the progress made toward moving Nigeria further away from the big government of the past. As fate would have it, President Yar’Adua passed away in 2010 and his Vice President, Goodluck Jonathan took over.

Under President Jonathan, it was all about the economy. The focus was on baking a bigger pie which would in turn lead to a massive creation of jobs and more opportunities for everyone. There was a big focus on private sector led development and a push to channel government spending toward creating an enabling environment by focusing on infrastructure development — power and rail transportation. Economic policies were private sector focused and government interventions were targeted and effective e.g. the e-Wallet program for farmers that worked to great effect under the leadership of Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina, the erstwhile Minister for Agriculture now President of the Africa Development Bank (AFDB). Another such intervention was the YouWin program that gave grants to more than 1,100 entrepreneurs that were selected through a rigorous Business Plan competition. The program was largely successful as demonstrated by a World Bank review published in 2015. It was clear that Nigeria was on the path to being a free market economy, only slowed down by the inability to remove fuel subsidies and fully deregulate the oil and gas sector as well as the significant investment required in power sector, that was making progress not as quick as needed.

In May 2015, President Muhammadu Buhari came into office. There were concerns that his statist leanings (evident from his first stint as Military Ruler in the mid 1980s) would derail the progress made by the previous administration. In no time, this would prove to be the case with big government coming to play and economic decisions leading to negative consequences. The Naira lost significant value, there was high inflation and the nation fell into a recession that lasted 5 quarters. Between Q4 2015 and Q3 2017, the number of unemployed persons had increased by almost 10 million people (more than the population of Togo). Meanwhile, the national debt has ballooned significantly, growing by almost 100% within the first 3 years of this administration. Things have become so dire that Nigeria recently became the poverty capital of the world,

It is against this backdrop that one considers the proliferation of social welfare programs being undertaken by the Buhari administration, spearheaded by his Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo. The VP is from the western part of Nigeria, with links to the family of Chief Obafemi Awolowo, leader of the Western Region at independence and inspiration behind the region’s focus on Education and social-welfarism. Osinbajo is driving so many social welfare programs that its hard to keep up. Some are as follows:



N-Power — a youth training scheme to help make them employable. While on the scheme they get paid a monthly stipend of N30,000, program lasts for 2 years with no guarantee of employment thereafter. So far 200,000 have been enrolled and will graduate to make way for another 300,000.

National Home Grown School feeding Program — a program designed to provide one balanced nutritious meal per day to public primary school children in classes 1 to 3. About 8.6m children are currently being fed across 24 states.

The National Cash Transfer Program — monthly cash transfers of N5,000 to poor and vulnerable households. Slightly less than 300,000 beneficiaries are on the scheme across 20 states.
Government Enterprise and Empowerment Program “Market Moni” — this provides access to finance for small business owners at the bottom of the pyramid. A key feature is that they must be members of cooperative or trade association. The loans are interest and collateral free.

In the last 3 years, Nigeria has gone from one of the stars of the Emerging Markets fraternity, Africa’s top investment destination, to an economy that is stagnant and struggling to find its feet…..and the government’s response has been to turn the country into a welfare state…..into a nation of people that live on handouts. Rather than change policies that are destroying businesses, policies that are hampering growth and creation of jobs, the Buhari government is doubling down on creating a nation wholly dependent on the state. For good measure, Vice President Osinbajo recently announced a new loan program called “Trader Moni”, that will ensure those that can’t access the “Market Moni” program, can have access to micro finance under similar terms. The entry point will be N10,000 and if repaid in 6 months, beneficiary can move to a higher amount and so on. These loans are meant for traders and artisans to start or expand their business. The plan is to have 2 million beneficiaries before end of 2018.

N10,000 business loans for to 2 million people at the bottom of the pyramid. Its an incredible undertaking, especially as they intend to do this in 5 months. With elections just around the corner, it is hard to look at this with anything but cynicism…..on my twitter timeline I called it “next level vote buying”, cue the recriminations from the administration’s ardent supporters. This administration is failing Nigerians through its decimation of the economy but more troubling, through the entrenchment of a handout culture. Nigerians are hardworking and enterprising people who know how to get by, provided government provides infrastructure and gets out of the way. It is unconscionable that a government that can’t fix the roads in Apapa, that make getting in and out of the ports problematic, thereby making it difficult for ordinary blue collar workers to make a living, is then turning around to offer handouts disguised as loans.

With 87m people in extreme poverty, Nigeria does not have the resources to sustain these social investment programs. While it is important to have programs for the very poor and vulnerable which focus on education and healthcare, it is much more important to ensure they can find a way to pull themselves up. No N10,000 loan will accomplish this as amount is too small to create something meaningful and the people are too poor with so much deprivation, that the money will probably end up funding consumption. A report from the World Economic Forum corroborates this. What people need are jobs that guarantee regular income and allows them to build up a saving culture that will pull them out of poverty. Nigeria cannot afford to embed a culture of dependence that gets passed on to future generations. With a projected population of over 400 million people by 2050, that would be a very scary proposition.

As elections beckon, Nigerians will need to decide the country they want for themselves and their children. It is quite easy to fall into the trap of enjoying the handouts today, in return for an uncertain future. However, it is better to learn to fish than to be given a fish all the time. Nigerians will do well to reject this unprofitable state of affairs and look to a new leadership capable of baking a bigger pie, to ensure there are enough pieces that each person can make theirs.

https://medium.com/@phoenix_agenda/the-cattle-rearer-chronicles-the-remaking-of-nigeria-as-a-welfare-state-3f6b4d798f39

SO BECAUSE YOU CAN AFFORD TO WALK IN A BANK AND ASK FOR HUGE LOANS FOR YOUR BUSINESSES, YOU TERM THE TRADER MONI AS VOTE BUYING HAVE YOU CONSIDERED THE IYA ALAKARA, IYA ONI FUFU, IYA OLOGI, MAI RAKE, MAI TEA, MAI DABINO, CASHEW NUT SELLER, GALA SELLER , PURE WATER SELLER, GROUNDNUT SELLER ETC, ETC WELL, THIS IS THE MOST TRANSPARENT GOVERNMENT EVER AND CHECK YOUR REPORTS OR ASK YOUR INFORMANTS ON THE NEW COMPANIES THAT HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED IN NIGERIA OF LATE AND THEIR IMPACTS TO THE COUNTRY AND COMMUNITIES THEY'VE BEEN ESTABLISHED YET MORE WILL SOON COME ON BOARD AJAOKUTA ETC, IT'S ONLY THE SUPPOSED RICH THIEVES AND CHRONIC WAILERS THAT ARE NOT HAPPY WITH THE WAY BABA IS MOVING NIGERIA FORWARD AND GUESS WHAT THEY'LL CONTINUE BEEN BEHIND.
GOD SAVE THEIR HEARTS

Exponental:
APC...... A serving minister contesting a position without resignation, this shows rule of law is not observed by the party. Let history be made! He lost as a sitting governor, he lost as a ..........

wait how old are you? the PDP candidate has he resigned from his position as Deputy Governor yet? and mind you constitutional says you have to resign at least 30 days to election now pick up your crown corks and count is it 30 days to election yet? idiet

OFFICIAL336:

Oga, this is a mere LG election, so don't use it to generalize. The dynamics of the election should tell you that APC is in trouble. No opposition has won a single LG since 2015.
Just imagine only 42k voted for APC in Zaria, what will happen when the Shia moslems, the Southerners file out to send Buhari back to Daura.
If PDP can win a mere LG in Kaduna, capital of Arewa and Buhari's residence, then APC is really in trouble.
Stop analysing election like a toddler.

well PDP has always won those places so it didn't start today Mr

AgentOfDarkness:




They are armed and only kill and hide, they have the support of the Nigerian military.

shut up how sure are you God will judge you be rest assured

ijustdey:











http://dailypost.ng/2018/04/22/igbo-presidency-buhari-will-handover-osinbajo-dont-deceived-chekwas-okorie-tells-south-east/

And you this selfish man who wanted to seize APGA from Ojukwu can now talk as if you love Igbo it's all for your selfish interest you went ahead to form another party against the widely recognised Igbo Party well let me take you back memory lane in 2003 PMB's running mate was Igbo same in 2007 what makes you think he'll influence who gets the presidential ticket come 2023 God willing but certainly I know he'll do what is right for sure
mark my words the best bet for Igbo presidency still remains APC at least for now

HigherEd:
At 25yrs old Deborah Motilewa Bolanle officially becomes Covenant University youngest PhD holder to ever be produced from the University.

The 25 yr old Graduate of Dublin Business School, Ireland(BA), University of Aberdeen, Econs(MA) added another feather to her cap by becoming a PhD holder of Business Administration, Covenant university. She took to twitter and Instagram to celebrate her new feat.

TheVictorious DesyNer SammieJayh lalasticlala spoiltvirgin mynd44 seun

https://www.newsdey.ng/hottest/25yr-old-becomes-the-youngest-phd-holder-ever-produced-by-covenant-university-pics/

it's not by having the degree alone I pray and hope for her to be successful applying it to solve issues in Nigeria
Good luck Dr

veekid:
Buhari sef

I'll slap you now

ChangeIsCostant:
Nigerian wrestler and 8-time African champion, Blessing Oborududu, came from behind to defeat Canada’s Danielle Lappage 4-3 and claim the gold medal at stake in the 68kg weight category at the Commonwealth Games in Australia. On her way to claiming the gold medal, the 29-year old Niger Delta University undergraduate had brushed aside Lilian Ntigha (Kenya), Sherin Sultana (Bangladesh) and Divya Kakran.

Her wild, minute-long victory celebration, left the referee waiting to declare a victor.

The Nigerian wrestler started by rolling along the mat to the edge, was picked up by her coach and carried back into the middle, and just as the ref was about to raise her arm, Oborududu dropped to the mat and began rolling around again.

Oborududu was still screaming as the ref called for the pair to shake hands. Her opponent, Lappage was less impressed, before walking away as Oborududu appeared to open her arms for a hug.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/04/nigerian-wrestler-blessing-oborududu-wins-gold-at-the-commonwealth-games.html

Credit; Guarantor

God bless Buhari and Oborududu
Dalung well done on this

15Ebisco:
Ozekhome urges Nigerians to reject him at polls
The Archbishop, Enugu Ecclesiastical Province (Anglican Communion), Most Rev. Emmanuel Chukwuma, has said that re-electing President Muhammadu Buhari in 2019 would perpetuate suffering and evil in the country.

He, therefore, called on those fanning the embers of continuity to rethink their decision in the interest of the country and Buhari.

Chukwuma, who reiterated his earlier call on Buhari to quit at the expiration of his tenure in 2019, stated that accepting to re-contest the position might lead to his “disastrous end”, as according to him, “he has brought more tears and weeping on the people.”

Speaking with reporters yesterday in Enugu shortly after a service of songs in honour of the late Rev. Canon Chris Nwezi, held at St. John’s Anglican Church, Idaw River, Chukwuma expressed shock that President Buhari could contemplate to re-contest, saying such decision was a mockery on Nigeria.

He said: “I want to let you know that President Buhari declaring or not declaring is not anything to be feared. It is not anything that is new. Rather, he should know that it will lead to his disastrous end should he dare to re-contest. I have told him, he should go and rest.

“He has expired. All those yearning for him to continue are the people benefiting from him. He has not done anything to warrant his coming back to office. The way things are, we need a new wine in a new wine skin. I am against people who are coming out to perpetuate sufferings of the people and Buhari has shown that he cannot solve our problems. We need good governance. It does not matter the party you belong. All the people yearning to become president have all expired. They have no new thing to offer and we cannot continue to perpetuate failure and evil.”

Chukwuma urged Nigerians to intensify in prayers for God to intervene in the leadership of the country by removing all those who have continued to cause hardship and crisis, adding that it was not enough to release looters’ list but to prosecute those involved if the government was sure they were corrupt.

In a related vein, Senior Advocate of Nigeria and constitutional lawyer, Chief Mike Ozekhome, has called on Nigerians to reject Buhari at the polls.

The lawyer, who stated although Buhari has the constitutional right to contest for a second term, said he had performed “abysmally and disastrously below average.”

The SAN, in a statement yesterday, also stressed that the second leg of Buhari’s campaign to stamp out insecurity did not happen.

His words: “At campaign rallies across Nigeria, he convinced gullible Nigerians that as a retired military General, he would lead from the front to crush Boko Haram. Indeed, he gleefully told a bemused country in December 2015 that Boko Haram had been ‘technically defeated’, and repeated it in 2016 that it ‘had been beaten.’ But, Nigerians know that Boko Haram is stronger today, more potent and more deadly than it ever was.

“He had promised to fight corruption. Three years down the line, he has not secured a single conviction of any high-profile politically-exposed person.”

http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/04/re-electing-buhari-will-perpetuate.html

how can he secure conviction with a criminal lawyer like your as the lawyer of all the criminal persons in this country

Shedrack777:
and one idiot will come out of nowhere and say pdp did not work. thunder fire them.
but this thread is suppose to be posted by explorers, but i'm surprise it's from machines talk man (autojosh)

why are you so dumb who told you PDP built the bridge oh gosh who are you self? PDP kept lying they will build the second one they never did

BUHARImyDOG:
BUHARI IS A TERRORIST AND ALSO A CHILD RAPIST

like your father YEAH

honey001:
Please, help me inform the presidency that they forgot one innocent girl where she was kept by them.
Scam abduction!
They should go and bring the girl back now oooh!


This is a clinical finish by bokoharam,they kidknapped the girls without any security interruption/interception and returned them neatly without being intercepted as well. But b4 the directors of this movie will think that they are smart let me point out that the movie is only 4 the gullibles

I pray one of your family members or you to be in the next movie. THINK

taylor89:
I hate Buhari






With all my life

then am sorry your life might soon be cut short as a result of hating

DLondonboiy:
We can't wait...

Buhari would be voted out on the 16th and sent to daura on the 21st and sent to hell on the 25th...

We must do it!!

And your whole family including you on the 26th ,

the egg that fertilized you should have ruptured, nonsense

ceometromedia:
The cute little boy that photobombed a couple's wedding photo has been found. Yesterday, someone on twitter promised to give him a scholarship and make this holiday a memorable one for him. The photographer who took his photo that went viral, gave an update and said he would share the little boy's touching story later.

The cute little boy in viral photobombed wedding photo has been found!

http://www.metronaija.ng/boy-viral-photobombed-wedding-photo-found/

PHOTO OF THE YEAR PLEASE

abokibuhari:
Is this dry fish still alive?

Yes and very Hale and hearty,

and guess what he is still Alive until you're no more,
Kpomo like you

itsdumebi:
@POLITICSNGR

A man identified as Chukwudi Iwuchukwu has allegedly shut down his bank account with Guaranty trust bank following the recent issue the bank has with Innoson motors boss, Chief Innocent Chukwuma.

It will be recalled that Chukwuma was arrested by the Economic and financial crimes commission, EFCC, in Enugu on Tuesday morning. He accused GTB of being behind his ordeal because of a debt the bank owed him.

Iwuchukwu took to Facebook to announce his decision;

This morning, I walked into the nearest GTB branch and requested for a form to close our company account with them.

The gorgeous lady who attended to me wanted to know why I was closing the account and moving the funds to Zenith bank.

I told her is very simple! I’m taking this action as a form of protest to the bank for the way they handled the Innoson saga and most importantly, for victimizing the man simply because of business transaction that went wrong.

Not only this, I have been on the phone since morning talking to 2 of my friends who are billionaires and who have billions of their company’s fund with the bank to move it as well.

Thank God they have done that, one authorized his accountant to move the funds from GTB to first bank, the other one from GTB to Zenith bank

The lady was dazed and I think it is very important the management of GTB get this memo.

I’m not a tribalist, I avoid tribal sentiments 
but you see there is a limit to what you see and observe happening to your people without taking action to protest.

What Innoson is going through in the hands of GTB is corporate wickedness and witchcraft.

I call on young And older entrepreneurs who have their business funds in that bank should move it today, not tomorrow but today in solidarity with our brother, jewel and one of our brightest son who slept in EFCC custody last night because of GTB.

We need to boycott GTB for being a useless bank and boycott them for good.

They are not the only bank in Nigeria.

Nonsense!

https://politicsngr.com/2017/12/20/man-closes-account-gt-bank-innoson-saga/

Also ask your sons and daughters working with the bank to resign their appointment not tomorrow but today,
If you had sense you ought to hear the true story and call for rectification and not your very childish behavior

Primenet:
Ahmadu Bello University emerges Highest ranked University in Nigeria (SEE Full List)[size=8pt][/size]

Congratulations To Amadu Bello University, Zaria. The National University Commission has released its rankings for all Universities in Nigeria, both private and government owned, and the rankings show quite curious results.

According to the ranking, out of over hundred ranked university in Nigeria, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria came out top, beating University of Lagos , and Obafemi Awolowo University to second and third place respectively.

At the 4th position is University Ibadan. The only non-federal university in the top ten ranking, National Daily gathered is Covenant University, Ota which also emerged as the best private university in the ranking on the 6th position in the national ranking.

Lagos State University, (LASU), Ojo is the best ranked state university at 16th position. Other Universities at the top include: University of Ilorin at 5th, University of Nigeria, Nsukka at 7th, while University of Benin , University of Abuja and University of
Port Harcourt occupy the 8th, 9th, and 10th position respectively.

Sitting at the bottom of the leader are: Crescent University, Abeokuta at 108th, Rhema University Aba at 109, Wesley University of science and Technology, Ondo State at 110th and lastly Samuel Adegboyega University, Ogwa ranked 111th.

Meanwhile three universities were unranked. They are: Pan African University Lagos, Adamawa State University Mubi and Plateau State University.
Here is the full list of ranking:

1 Amadu Bello University, Zaria.
2 University of Lagos, Lagos
3 Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife
4 University of Ibadan
5 University of Ilorin Ilorin
6 Covenant University Ota
7 University of Nigeria Nsukka
8 University of Benin Ugbowo
9 University of Abuja Abuja
10 University of Port Harcourt Port Harcourt
11 Federal University of Technology,
Minna
12 Federal University of Technology,
Owerri Owerri
13 University of Agriculture , Abeokuta Abeokuta …
14 Federal University, Oye-Ekiti Oye …
15 Usmanu Danfodio University
Sokoto
16 Lagos State University Ojo
17 Federal University of Technology,
Akure Akure
18 Babcock University Ilishan-Remo …
19 Bayero University Kano Kano
20 American University of Nigeria
Yola
21 Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Ogbomoso …
22 Afe Babalola University Ado-Ekiti
23 University of Jos Jos
24 Landmark University Omu-Aran
25 Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka …
26 University of Uyo Uyo
27 Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Bauchi
28 Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umuahia
29 Enugu State University of Science and Technology Enugu
30 Rivers State University of Science and Technology Port Harcourt
31 Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Akoko …
32 Benue State University Makurdi
33 Redeemer’s University Mowe
34 Kwara State University Malete
35 Veritas University Abuja
36 Osun State University Oshogbo …
37 University of Agriculture, Makurdi Makurdi
38 Nasarawa State University Keffi
39 African University of Science and Technology Abuja
40 Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti Ado-Ekiti
41 University of Calabar Calabar
42 Kogi State University Anyigba
43 Tai Solarin University of
Education Ijebu-Ode …
44 Federal University, Dutsin-Ma Dutsin-Ma
45 Ebonyi State University Abakaliki
46 Federal University, Ndufu-Alike Ndufu-Alike
47 University of Maiduguri Maiduguri
48 Umaru Musa Yar’Adua University
Katsina
49 Nile University of Nigeria Abuja
50 Bowen University Iwo
51 Al-Hikmah University Ilorin …
52 Delta State University, Abraka Abraka
53 Niger Delta University Wilberforce Island Yenagoa
54 Abia State University Uturu
55 Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma
56 Modibbo Adama University of Technology Yola
57 Federal University, Otuoke Otuoke
58 Imo State University Owerri
59 Olabisi Onabanjo University Ago Iwoye …
60 Federal University of Petroleum Resources Effurun
61 Kaduna State University Kaduna
62 Federal University, Lokoja Lokoja
63 Akwa Ibom State University Uyo
64 Benson Idahosa University Benin City
65 Paul University Awka
66 Federal University, Dutse Dutse
67 Ajayi Crowther University Oyo Town
68 Lead City University Ibadan
69 Bingham University Auta Balifi
70 Baze University Abuja
71 Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University Lapai
72 Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Uli
73 Joseph Ayo Babalola University Ikeji-Arakeji
74 Madonna University Okija …
75 Crawford University Faith City …
76 Cross River University of Technology Calabar …
77 Caritas University Enugu
78 Ondo State University of Science and Technology Okitipupa
79 Bells University of Technology Ota
80 Igbinedion University Okada Okada …
81 Elizade University Ilara-Mokin
82 Achievers University, Owo Owo
83 Caleb University Imota
84 Kano University of Science and Technology Wudil
85 Federal University, Lafia Lafia
86 Sokoto State University Sokoto
87 Fountain University Oshogbo
88 Adeleke University Ede
89 Federal University, Kashere Kashere
90 Federal University, Wukari Wukari
91 University of Mkar Mkar
92 Oduduwa University Ile Ife
93 Godfrey Okoye University Ugwuomu-Nike
94 Taraba State University Jalingo
95 Obong University Obong Ntak
96 Yobe State University Damaturu
97 Renaissance University Enugu
98 Salem University Lokoja
99 Wellspring University Benin City
100 Al-Qalam University, Katsina Katsina
101 Novena University Ogume
102 Western Delta University Oghara
103 Gombe State University Gombe
104 Kwararafa University Wukari Wukari
105 Bauchi State University Gadau …
106 Kebbi State University of Science and Technology Aliero
107 Tansian University Umunya …
108 Crescent University, Abeokuta Abeokuta
109 Rhema University Aba
110 Wesley University of Science and Technology Ondo City
111 Samuel Adegboyega University Ogwa

Naturally ahead of you, we are abusites

SexyCeline:
AM GLADLY TEAM MEDIUM(LADY B)...

let's be dating !

TheHistorian:
What does GEJ do for a living now?

PDP POWER TUSSLE!

chalantmike:
why are yhu lying, have yhu been to the north or yhur just flinging ignorance. Ali Baba is 100 % right, if yhu wanna argue check the quality of people yhu see rallying round or doing, yhu see any better or educated person there.

I practically grew up North as most of my years where spent there , believe me been educated in Nigeria is an issue across all the tribes we have in Nigeria, and North's issue is peculiar just maybe because they have the largest population, but believe me the northerners are the most hardworking people you may ever encounter,
and come to think of it if Northerners where in Arab speaking countries you know you'd refer to them as educated, right!

CastedDude:
See more >>> https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/12/man-surprised-after-finding-some-gemstones-in-abuja.html

Bro let's sell this na

LadyNaija:
Nigerian Popular comedian Alibaba took on his Instagram to comment on the news going around, how Kano came out massively to welcome Buhari on a Day visit.

Posting this photo from Presidnet Buhari' recent 2-day visit to Kano, Alibaba wrote

'If 80% of these people were gainfully employed they will not be on the road welcoming Buhari. And it's not about PMB. Because these are backlogs of unemployed and unemployable citizens for over 20 years and counting. These are the types that will cast votes for you for an exchange of a 5kg bag of rice. Why? Because they are down to their last hope. I tell many people.


A citizen who gets good primary education will be triggered to get secondary education. At worst they will do better at Vocational schools. But once there is no foundational education, as basic as A is for Apple and 1+1=2 and all elementary teachings, the brain is locked out of the growth process. Because that basic education is what all other things are built on. Look at the pictures, you see popularity... I see thousands who can be used by anyone who has plans that will not benefit this country. Let's begin to educate the child. The educated child will understand policies. The educated child will become a good citizen. The educated child will grow up to contribute to Nigerian economy. What do I know Sef? Shebi I am just a comedian?

http://www.naijanewspapers.com.ng/2017/12/if-80-of-crowd-that-gathered-to-welcome.html

Funny enough what Ali Baba does not know is Kano isn't Ekiti where Rice is shared for votes and Kpomo cutting skills can earn you votes, its more of TRUST, TRUST AND TRUST
Baba is laying the foundation all wise youths should brace up to take over soon,
#joinYDP YOUNG DEMOCRATIC PARTY in your neighborhood

[quote author=zoba88 post=63110876]Read more. http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/12/aisha-buhari-attends-saraki-daughter.html?m=1[/quote

A whole 3 weeks for just one wedding , chai Kwara money don suffer shey dem just release allocation na

raker300:
Hahahhaha...
This man was fighting GEJ back then thinking that Buhari would be his man.
Chai!!!....

P Buhari doesn't do mans bro

pyyxxaro:


See ur old palm like monkey own

Yes na monkey all of us be na including you

Yeligray:
swrz... The $26billion that got missing under him as the minister of petroleum is yet to be recovered and no one is talking about it.

You know why?? because no one has evidence to prove that bogus lie, Mr

Yeligray:
swrz... The $26billion that got missing under him as the minister of petroleum is yet to be recovered and no one is talking about it.

You know why?? because no one has evidence to prove that bogus lie, Mister