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Power Couple !They step out in a jaw-dropping appearance yesterday when they welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to the White House for d State Dinner. This is currently trending in worldwide.
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tobimillar:bro...it seems u avnt bin to ilorin to kno how people adore dz saraki guy....N if by chance he ends up behind bars(which can't happen in a billion hours to come)...D prison wud av 1) a phone dat makes direct calls to sai baba himself 2) he won't b allowed to leave his jail cell (aka mini eko hotel n suites) from 1 a.m. to 1.01a.m. 3)still maintain d S.A seat ......dats just a few of d harsh life he wud live if he ends up in jail..... |
The Federal Road Safety Commission
(FRSC) Mobile Court, Kakau Unit in
Kaduna, has convicted 25 motorists of
various offences.
Mr Fawzy Garba, a legal officer in the
commission, told the News Agency of
Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Kaduna that
the commission would pay special
attention on road users during Eid el-
Kabir till Sept. 28.
He said that among the 25, three were
convicted of driver’s licence violation,
10 for overloading, three for worn out
tyres, four for number plate violation
and five for speed limit violation.
He, however, said that the rest five
arrested persons have been discharged.
The Sector Commander, Mr Francis
Udoma, told NAN that the commission
instituted the mobile court to ensure
zero road crash, injury and death during
and after Eid el-Kabir.
“Intensive special patrol and the mobile
court are aimed at addressing the spate
of avoidable road crashes usually
associated with the surge of human and
vehicular traffic during Eid el-Kabir.
“All our men are on the road to arrest all
defaulters on our highways and our goal
is to reduce unexpected death of road
users due to drivers’ carelessness or road
obstructions.
“We will arrest drivers who overload
their vehicles, drivers with no licence,
drivers who over speed as well as
drivers with worn out tyres.
Udoma said FRSC would not relent in its
efforts to change the driving culture of
road users in the country.
“Driving is a noble profession and we
want only professional drivers on our
high ways, because if only experienced
and professional drivers plight our
roads, accident will reduce drastically.
“We will be very thorough in the
operation and so, we need the
cooperation of everybody to keep our
road safe,’’ he said.
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resty4:Dats so untrue; m not a muslim buh i believe evry1 is entitled to his or her believes n me believing in Jesus doesn't mean i superior to my islamic brodaz n sistaz |
Pope Francis has joined other world leaders to
commiserate with the Saudi Arabian authority
over the stampede outside the Islamic holy city
of Mecca. An ambulance drives towards the camp city at Mina, near the holy city of Mecca September 24, 2015. REUTERS/Ahmad Masood Saudi Arabia’s civil defense directorate has said not less than 717 people have died including 3 Nigerians following a stampede in Mecca as s ome African nationals have been blamed for the stampede that left over 850 terribly injured. The incident is the worst disaster to hit the annual hajj pilgrimage in 25 years. Pope Francis who spoke at an evening prayer service at New York’s St. Patrick’s Cathedral expressed his “sentiments of closeness in the face of the tragedy that their people suffered today in Mecca.” “In this moment of prayer, I unite myself with you all in prayer to God, our father, all powerful and merciful,” he added. Opposition party in Nigeria, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who has also sympathize with the Muslim Community worldwide over the incidence said it has been “grief-stricken since receiving the news of the tragic incident.” It is recalled that the Hajj season has already been marred by an unfortunate crane accident in which over 100 people were killed and dozens severely injured. At least six Nigerians were involved in the Saudi crane incident at the Holy Mosque, Ka’aba, in Mecca on Friday, September 11. Ahmed Umar, Nigeria’s consul-general to Saudi Arabia, said the dead pilgrims were buried in a “specially designated cemetery’’ in Mecca.
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FIFA president, Sepp Blatter has officially
been charged by the Swiss Attorney General
on “suspicion of criminal mismanagement”,
CNN informs.
Blatter, had not yet been charged by any
authority despite 13 present and past members
of the FIFA executive committee already facing
trials for financial crimes.
Sepp Blatter caught unaware by the prankster
Sepp Blatter was pranked back in July by a
man who spryed him money during press
conference
In a statement by the Office of the Attorney
General (OAG) of Switzerland, it was revealed
that Blatter signed a mischievous with the
Caribbean Football Union when it was headed
by whistle blower Jack Warner.
It was also revealed that Blatter bribed UEFA
president Michel Platini $2 million.
The statement reads in part: “The OAG
suspects that on 12 September 2005 Mr.
Joseph Blatter has signed a contract with the
Caribbean Football Union (with Jack Warner as
the President at this time); this contract was
unfavorable for FIFA,” said the statement. “On the other hand, there is as suspicion that, in the implementation of this agreement, Joseph Blatter also violated his fiduciary duties and acted against the interest of FIFA and/or FIFA Marketing & TV AG. “Additionally, Mr. Joseph Blatter is suspected of a disloyal payment of two million Swiss Francs to Michel Platini, President of Union of European Football Association (UEFA), at the expense of FIFA, which was allegedly made for work performed between January 1999 and June 2002 ; this payment was executed in February 2011.” FIFA has also released a statement saying it has already been working harmoniously with the OAG by providing necessary documents and papers requested. Meanwhile, FIFA has announced the suspension of its secretary general, Jerome Valcke following accusations of corruption and mismanagement.
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Nigeria has rubbished claims of pilgrims’
negligence from the Saudi authorities in the
wake of the stampede of September 24, which
led to the death of four Nigerians, as well as
hundreds of others from various nationalities.
Multiple sources have blamed the issue on
safety lapses, as well as the lax management
of the Saudi Arabia officials. The Middle East country was hit by a similarly tragic occurrence on September 11 when a crane crashed into the side of Mecca’s Grand Mosque, killing 87 persons and leaving at least 201 wounded. Reports say Mohammad bin Salman Al Saud’s convoy led to the stampede. Al Saud, 30, is the deputy crown prince of Saudi Arabia, second deputy prime minister and minister of defense. His convoy started a frenzy as pilgrims coming in an opposite direction sighted him and his over 350man convoy and became apprehensive, which led to the stampede. Arabic newspaper, al-Dyar, said of the incident on Thursday, September 25: “The large convoy of Mohammad bin Salman Al Saud, the King’s son and deputy crown prince, that was escorted by over 3,50 security forces, including 200 army men and 150 policemen, sped up the road to go through the pilgrims that were moving towards the site of the ‘Stoning the Devil’ ritual, causing panic among millions of pilgrims who were on the move from the opposite direction and caused the stampede.” As the Saudi authorities face increased criticism over the incident, Iran’s Hajj official, Saeed Ohadi, has also weighed in on the tragedy, blaming the stampede on lapses in the country’s safety system. |
Good day NAIRALANDERS, Please Disregard the Rumour circulating in social media that President Buhari Short-Listed My Name in His Ministerial List, Though He Called Me, But I Turned-Down The Offer. Thanks for your concern.......Diz is proof dat dlist has bin written by "sai baba himself" n always onda his pillow buh evrynyt d list just dey "change" by himself...infact baba still called me yesterday regarding dz issue bcus presently our IGP Solomon Arase dey dere dey investigate how tinubu n Obansanjo name take enta d list.... Abeg shey any of una kno how it take happen?....if u do reply below or call us @ 080-JUJU-DEY..we anticipate ur comments n calls....... |
poshflames1:Omo i fear u oo...dz ur posh of a post is definitely on fire bro |
Makes sense dude!!! |
MOST OF THEM ARE ACTUALLY SMART : To be candid, most 3rd class graduates are actually smarter than some second class upper or first class graduates. Other circumstances and constraints of life like sickness, victimization, disillusion, influence of bad friends, playfulness and related issues might have affected their academic outcomes which invariably led to a somewhat questionable final grade after graduation. Sourcing instances really closely, my uncle actually graduated with a 3rd class grade due to financial constraints when he was in school as he had to hustle his way out of the ever demanding education, he now works with one of the top telecom companies in Nigeria. THEY HAVE MORE STIMULATION TO PROVE THEMSELVES : Having been under-rated and victimised due to a poor grade in school, they know people will most probably look down on them and in response to that, they will try to shift people’s opinion of them away from their paper certificate in order to prove how worthy they are despite a bad grade in school. They tend to work closely to employer’s expectation just to make them know that they are not walk-overs compared to other graduates with better grades. This is a key driving force for successful career-minded 2.2 and 3rd class graduates in the employment market. MOST OF THEM HAVE PERSONAL SKILLS : Students who have grades that are not meant to be proud of, often have enviable personal or learned skills which might have been one of those things that made them not graduate with a good grade. Some probably needed to augment their grades with other requisite skills, aptitude and certifications in order to aid their chance of getting employed. With this at hand, some of them are obviously better than the so-called graduates with good grades who crammed their way out of the tertiary institution just to graduate and discover they really have but not much to offer. MOST OF THEM MUST HAVE LEARNED FROM PAST MISTAKES : Especially those who didn’t get good grades due to reasons that might have been avoided but afforded due to probably negligence or unawareness.They tend to be strongly motivated and determined to make it and correct their past errors. Such man with such stimulation and mentality will excel beyond expectation if a task is to be freed into his care. THEY ARE MORE HUMBLE : A graduate of lower grades would be clouded with humility when reminded of his grade. They don’t boast of their achievements or success. Regardless of their achievements, they believe they got the job through God’s grace and not by their power. Compared to most first class graduates who may end up behaving like Chatur(Silencer) in three idiots. DISCLAIMER: This post is not in any way trying to convince, stimulate or boost your ego to graduate with a low grade. It’s only meant to clear the air and stop the discrimination against low grade graduates as we all can most times perform equally if tasks are to be distributed. Davis is out of the building.... |
For some, the room is a chilling space and it’s meant for enjoyment of all sorts while to others it’s a library which is mostly common when all seats are filled and some decided to turn the school library to their bedrooms, then you know exam is stepping into the room. Some also prefer staying glued to their rooms in order to avoid being stalked up by mates who only stroll about the reading rooms aimlessly looking for who to call “iwe!“, “First classer!“, “efiko!“. This idea to some people is like barking up the wrong tree as they can hardly cope reading in the room without distractions while some are comfortable with it, it varies. Here are some of the things to ensure if you are one of the Students Who Study In The Room/Hostel. KEEP YOUR PHONE FAR FROM YOU : The truest greatness lie you will tell yourself is to keep your phone at a distance less than 20metres and claim you are reading. It works if you are using itel N205 on which the only meaningful thing you can do is text your dad, even calling a friend on such phone won’t be clear, something like future’s voice. But a blackberry user, who has pings screaming up every minute will find it difficult to ignore the messages and concentrate. You might also decide to check a friend’s updated status after being notified by Facebook, or probably check Linda Ikeji for some smart rumours. If possible, do away with your phone while reading in your room. DON’T ANNOUNCE YOUR AVAILABILITY : If you are to study successfully in your room, endeavour to make yourself seem unavailable to neighbours. This is like the best thing since sliced bread for ladies pretty ladies. It’s obviously inevitable for you to stop that guy from coming around your room even though you shunned him the previous day. Therefore, the best you could do is to pretend like you are away for that moment in order not to be caught between two stools. AVOID USING THE BED : Reading in your room and you are comfortably lying on the bed with your legs crossed? I doubt if education was that comfortable. In such condition, you are bound to sleep off at any moment and you will discover you have actually gained nothing. That is a far cry from what is referred to as serious reading. I’d rather you got a study desk with a chair of corresponding height and make use of it. KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT : “Messi better pass Ronaldo na!”, “Nicki Minaj’s assets are artificial!”, “Mr Ibu has a pumped stomach!“…These are useless arguments that you can’t help but listen to in students’ hostels. You must learn to keep your mouth and ears shut when issues like this ensue. If you are the type that can’t do but jump up and take the matter to the head as if Nicki Minaj was your cousin then kindly pack up your books and head to the library, because you will definitely get distracted. The wise man bridges the gap to success by laying out the path by means of which he can get from where he is to where he wants to go. If you know you are not the type that can read in the hostel, don’t deceive yourself. Head to the library to read what you have to read and leave the rest to God. Davis has left the building...... |
[color=#000099]That your matric hat you threw into the air will just hang there and it won’t come down. You smile sheepishly as you look up at the hat and then down as people start staring at you and wondering what you’d do next. Your mum gives you that look that translates ‘why you throw the cap for up nau, see other children no throw their own, na only you dey do matric?’, you look around and find out that all others matriculating with you all had their hats held tightly. If your hat hadn’t hanged up there you would have jumped up too because you are happy that you finally got admission after two long years of writing Jamb. Now this stupid hat want to spoil your matriculation fun for you. Wait, was your hat at fault? Come to think of it, who would you blame, your hat, you yourself or gravity?. You blame gravity because ‘if there was gravity,your hat won’t be hanging in the air right now, it would have fallen and you’d have caught it with joy’ you thought. But on a second thought you blame yourself because looking at your fellow freshers around they all had their hats with them and gravity didn’t say “come on! Give me that hat” like it did yours. You sigh and conclude that this isn’t a time to apportion blames rather a time to look for solution and continue your fun before it is ruined entirely. The next thing that comes to your mind is a ladder but then you think ‘what’s an ordinary hat that it’ll spoil my fun and happy day? I can always get a new hat to replace it’ but then, you remember what the VC on his opening speech said “you must not for any reason throw your matriculation hats upwards as we do not have gravitational force to pull them down, moreover those hats aren’t just any hat one can get in the market, they are customised with the emblems of this great institution” you remember how he stressed the word ‘Must’, come to think of it, if you eventually succeed in making a new hat that looks like the original one, what then will become of this stupid one hanging up here, it’ll still be seen and the school authorities will suspect that one of the returned hats is an imitation of the one hanging and they won’t hesitate to issue a threat to all the newly admitted students and some of those coward students who are scared of empty threats will eventually report you to the school authorities and then you’ll face the panel and eventually get expelled. Tufiakwa! ‘God forbid!’ This admission you worked so hard for is now on the brink of forfeiture all because of one stupid hat. So you go back to the idea of a ladder, yes you’ll need a ladder to bring the hat down, but the real problem now is where to get a ladder on a matric day. You look around but couldn’t find any ladder and being an innovative thinking person you decide to improvise a ladder by stacking chairs up together meanwhile your younger brother is helping you stack them, within three minutes you have a stack pile of chairs climbing to the sky and it has gotten very close to the hat and only a thrust of hand will retrieve the silly hat. You get ready to climb your improvised ladder and just as you raise your leg to mount the first rung, you notice your weight is too heavy for the chairs, you sigh and come down looking helpless. Your younger brother volunteers to climb as his weight is lighter than yours and so you let him. You bend down as he sits on your shoulder and you lift him up onto the stack pile of chairs. He grabs the chairs and begins climbing, up and up he goes and stops right next to the hat, as you smile and people around who have being watching your ordeal start clapping for your brother, your brother smiles too as he waves the hat in the air, his left leg slips from the chair and since there’s no gravity to pull him down to the ground, he hangs there in the air as you scream and people shout and suddenly you wake up from your dream, and you sigh heavily as you throw your pillow upwards just to confirm that it was all a dream, the pillow falls back on the bed and you smile because you now know how to answer Prof. Igbe’s oral test tomorrow ‘Explain gravity to a five year old’. WHAT IF THERE WAS NO GRAVITY?? |