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did she change her name to khaleesi or what...am considerin her for xmas date INNOisBACK: Whosoever's 'interested' in spongeback had better keep off |
abi o my broda...wat is hard about dat....even police and soldiers dont have diz...and ASUU is still on strike edo3: Mogbe o! Hardship allowance ké... |
why not work on ur english first b4 tryn 2 meet some1 |
I am a single young man, presently working in an IT firm in Lagos state....am very jovial and friendly...am very good looking and also dark in complexion...i love adventures and would love to try one out on nairaland...i want to take out a lucky nairaland babe on a date on December 24th. guys please help me to nominate babes that you feell are worthy to be taken out on a date I want someone that would make me laugh, someone very funny and not boring and can dress well...there is no age limit...all i need is a lady that would just be herself around me....contact me by sending me a pm...or an sms to 08026622805(dont call it would be off!) |
Blogger Peter Okali has a post up detailing the salary of a Nigerian Senator. I’m going to quote most of it, so large hat-tip is due him. (1m Naira is about US$6,100) Basic Salary (BS) – N2,484,245.50 Hardship Allowance @ 50% of Basic Salary – N1,242,122.70 (I love this kind of hardship) Constituency allowance @ 200% of BS - N4,968,509.00 Furniture Allowance @ 300% of BS – N7,452,736.50 Newspaper allowance @ 50% – N1,242,122.70 (Which kind newspaper be this, abi na online or hard copy?) Wardrobe allowance @ 25% – N621,061.37 Recess Allowance @ 10% – N248,424.55 Accommodation @ 200% – N4,968,509.00 Utilities @ 30% – N828,081.83 Domestic Staff @ 35% – N863,184.12 Entertainment @ 30% – N828,081.83 Personal Assistance @ 25% – N621,061.37 Vehicle Maintenance Allowance @ 75% – N1,863,184.12 Leave Allowance @ 10% – N248,424.55 One off payments (Severance gratuity) @ 300% – N7,452,736.50 (Once they get fired.) Motor Vehicle Allowance @ 400% of BS – N9,936,982.00 – Every Four Years Senator’s Salary per month – N2,456,647.70 Total = N29,479,749.00 Per Year Allowance of Nigerian Senator: $1,500,000/year To clarify, Nigerian senators get paid about $180,000 per year as a salary. On top of this, they get about $1.5m in allowances, as detailed above. And that’s what they receive officially. You can multiply that by a factor of 3-5 to account for the graft, backhanders, and additional income streams they enjoy whilst in office (and often thereafter). According to Peter, the senators – of which there are 109 – have been asking for an increase in their allowances to $183,000 per month, or $2.2m per year. By contrast, the US president gets paid $400,000 per year. As Peter says: Little wonder why everyone in Nigeria has political ambitions and will do whatever it takes to get there. Indeed. And little wonder why most Nigerians are hopelessly poor and there is a General Strike kicking off tomorrow. SOURCE: http://www.desertsun.co.uk/blog/?p=1144 |
december 20th...i pray my result is good o Doncbeatz: When Iڪ the result coming out?? Pls I need urgent reply!! |
front page things |
its definitely the skelewu crooner...although i hate him sha |
I enjoy nairaland alot because it always keeps me informed and a tool to get diverse views about things. but I think nairaland should be a non-profit organisation and maintainance cost should be through donations and not advertising. If demanded I am willing to donate to Nairaland if it were a non-profit organisation as people do with wikipedia. I hardly click on advert banners on nairaland cos I dont have time but I believe there is more power in the posts and front page(which I think is a more viable means). LIKE IF YOU BELIEVE NAIRALAND SHOULD BE NON-PROFIT |
All is now set for the participation of the sport team of Covenant University at the 2013 Nigeria Private Universities Games (NPUGA) billed to hold at Joseph Ayo Babalola University from Saturday 14, to Saturday 21, December 2013. Team Covenant is currently intensifying preparation towards the event under the watchful eyes of the Head Coach, John Obogo. Four other coaches and eight ancillary team officials are supporting him in ensuring a successful outing for the team. Covenant University would be participating in nine sporting events, among which are Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Table Tennis, Chess, Scrabble, Badminton and Athletics. All which would be featuring the male and female team of the University, except football. The Vice-Chancellor of Covenant University, Professor Charles Korede Ayo, in his goodwill message to NPUGA Council and participating teams said, “The reality of these Games is a further confirmation that Private Tertiary Institutions are not only out to rescue our educational system from decadence, but also creating an avenue for redeeming the battered image of Nigeria in sports through the instrumentality of organized games of this magnitude.” He concluded by enjoining members of the sporting team of Covenant University to be good ambassadors of the University, upholding the spirit of sportsmanship, compete fairly with a good conscience in the fear of God. Coach Obogo speaking ahead of one of their training session noted that the training schedule of the University’s representative has increased in intensity, with team spirit being on the high side, ahead of the University debut at the fifth edition of the competition, since formation of NPUGA council. Furthermore, he affirmed the team’s readiness to do the University proud and make the games the sports council contribution to the Covenant University drive towards the Vision of being One of Ten in Ten in 2022. According to him, “We would not just be known around the world for our academic excellence, but would also be celebrated for churning out quality and world class sportsmen and women,” he concluded. Covenant University recognizes the importance of a sound and healthy body, thus the premium placed on the study of Total Man Concept Sports related topics since her inception in 2002. http://covenantuniversity.edu.ng/News/Team-Covenant-Ready-for-2013-Private-Varsities-Games#.Up7618RDuMM |
Covenant University students outclassed other competitors at the 2013 Nigeria Software Competition held at Tinapa, Cross River State between the 22nd and 23rd of October, 2013. The University’s contingent returned from the 2-day competition, with laurels and cash prizes for their efforts. The team of four students from the Computer and Information Science Department led by Dr. Ambrose Azeta, returned to the University with their heads held high, in the company of two trophies and a total prize money of N1.75 million. The competition, which attracted 24 teams of students from 21 schools from all over, the country, saw representatives of the University competing in two different categories. In the Nigeria Best Open Source Software of the Year category, sponsored by Institute of Software Practitioners in Nigeria (ISPON), Okwuokenye Ebuka, a 400 Level Management Information Science student and Inwalome Emmanuel, 400 Level Computer Science student came tops. They were awarded a medium sized trophy and Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira for developing a Car Tracking System Simulator. In the Nigerian Software Excellence Award 2013 category, Raymond Ativie and Oroge Alanuloluwa both 400 Level Computer Science students emerged as first runner up for the development of an Anti-Cultism Social Educational Media System, carting away a giant trophy and One and a half Million Naira for their initiative. Receiving the University’s Ambassadors on Tuesday, November 11, 2013, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Charles Ayo commended the performance of the students. He stated that all students in the University are exposed to the best of resources and there was need for personal development to enable their capabilities become evident to the outside world. He appreciated the Head, Department of Computer Science, Dr. Nicholas Omoregbe and the head of delegation to the competition, Dr. Azeta for their time, investment and hard work towards bringing honours to the University. http://covenantuniversity.edu.ng/News/CU-Students-Excel-At-2013-Nigeria-Software-Competition#.UpRp68RQFAE |
am tripping for u because of ur comment...me and u av similar views on love Joavid: Love, real?? Nah |
please what of Igando, Iba and its environs |
Please I would love to know if this site portal.abu.edu.ng is original from ABU....and if Post Graduate and Masters degree programmes are still on Thank you |
Spotted Magazine is one of the most popular Nigerian Universities Fashion Magazine, They usually visit various universities and analyse thier fashion trends and dress sense. recently they paid a surprise visit to covenant university and this was a short clip from what took place afterwards enjoy the video clip its very short and funny i could not just stop laughing I would be posting their visits to Unilag, unizik, babcock and UNN very soon Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFqQxIrnMvE&sns=fb https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFqQxIrnMvE&sns=fb |
wetin be the name of ur schl triploc: Are u sure? virtually all private unis have resumed for new session, you dey house dey enta Uni, you better hurry up............. choose my almamater |
private unis wud win all the public uni jare # ASUU ohh....i mst enta private uni diz year ohh |
Emekemini: u registered ur sim,2 registrations were done during ur sim registration,one for NCC and one for ur NETWORK(etisalat) |
I just celebrated my birthday recently and to my greatest surprise i was sent a message from etisalat congratulating me...i want to know how that is possible since i was reliably informed that only NCC(Nigeria Communication Commission) has access to the SIM card registration information please i need reply...or shud i be scared ...i want to know how this is possible |
Where you suspended or expelled from CU?....i mean did you finish?...cuz u are kinda sounding bitter joshuapharm: U didn't have to mention OOU Oga. What is not right is not right. I also attended CU b4 I decided to pursue pharmacy. This thing is not even new. Mr Wogu(heard Hez a doctor nw) does crazy things during Hez philosophy class.. Fadugba has told people to sit down on the floor during chapel service very well. These are grown ups man, not children. And what do you mean by anything goes? Don't be stupid Joor!! When did CU start sef? I used to support CU in arguments like this, but ur post just put me off *bleeehhhh Enjoy ur secondary school days bro. |
Am i the only one that noticed the starched shirt of the boy?....the boy is very good-looking....#cutie #loveHim |
Where in the world do you blame state govt for shortcomings of a professional soccer club....the league body shud better put tinz right jare Evestar200: those female clubs are the ones their state goverment dosent support e.g FCT Queens,,and beside some states doesnt have more than 1 or 2 stadiums,,so their male clubs play in those stadium unlike delta state that have more than 6 stadiums,,thats why Delta queens are the only ones using stephen keshi stadium in ASABA,,so blame state goverments and their poor planning |
waleski: Congratulations from graduating from ur university, I hope u have posted this on facebook, twitter, myspace,keek,instagram,vine and everyother social network that exists, and for making the startpage on nl, its not a small achievement. Meanwhile I suggest u broaden ur knowledge, masters or watever u think is really not a guarantee for a good job, its gonna get u to d door, u still have to enter. |
I love Channels |
The albino is gay! Abu Mikey: Although say na so,so lie dem dey lie, na CNN I go chose »»» Anderson Cooper |
I want girls to woo me o |
This is the kind of thing I want to be seeing on Nairaland, an avenue to hook up with fine girls....So private uni peepz are now ganging up against public uni abi...smh |
Please I have forgotten my nairaland password...I need to change my password to something I know...I av access to the email account I used to register so am suggesting a reset password email shud be sent to me....thanks |
The L word, Gossip girl and Carlifornication are my favz |
Oyedepo is brilliant, both as a preacher and businessman. The whole thing about ultra-conservative dress-code is about marketing; it makes good business sense, however hogwash, banal, trifling and hypocritical. It's a make-believe gambit, and gullible, money-miss-road parents are falling over it and over themselves to have their wards admitted into Oyedepo's university. My analysis is that the school is simply trying to project an image of seriousness and discipline. It's a PR thing. How else may Nigerian parents, who permanently see their children as kids even at 40, be bought over without selling the card of seriousness and discipline as the values a school represent? Look well, though, it's all a veneer, and one seductive to parents, just as much as shielding off, as it were, all of CU's inadequacies from prying eyes. Make no mistake, many foolish parents will conclude CU to be the best just on the strength and myth of the dress-code idea. The problem, however, is: Oyedepo is running his university like a secondary school and not a university... CU is being run like an ideal secondary school!!!! HOWEVER, OPENNESS, UNIVERSALISM, FREEDOM, BOTH ACADEMIC AND OTHERWISE, LIBERALISM, AUTHENTICITY, IDEALISM, ALL OF WHICH COMBINE TO KILL AND BURY CONSERVATISM, FORM THE DRIVING PRINCIPLES OF A UNIVERSITY WORTH THE NAME. A true university does not set borders or limits on investigation or on the the human potential for authentic, kaleidoscopic being-hood. For a university worth the name, anything and everything, in so far as it represents an idea is welcomed in an open atmosphere of constant debate. In a university, reason alone, not religion, not just the Bible or Koran or Bhagavad Gita, constitute the final arbiter. The successes of the University as a human institution, as the harbinger of science, philosophy and art owe its being to pure reliance on man's highest faculty, REASON. No-go areas don't exist for a university worth the name. Even God as a concept and possible being is not beyond query or bold interrogation in a university worth the name. Only open societies and institutions remain the hope of humanity for advancement, scientific and cultural breakthroughs, because conservationism stifles man's imagination and creative potential. A TRUE UNIVERSITY DOES EVERYTHING IN THE NAME AND SPIRIT OF LIBERALISM, WARTS AND ALL!!!! Hope somebody reading me understands. |
i pity anyone that wud use this as a medium to criticize the entire winners family.....jst cos a few bad eggs are in a congregation does not mean God is not there |
,. I never fight person for this forum b4 ooo, but i go do am for spongeback, *Breaks bottle* #Olugbenger, you too back off! #As for you sexkillz, na ur dic,k i go just cut 