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A win vs Ethiopia should be enough to qualify but might not be enough to top the group in a bid to avoid Cote D voire the favourite

To the Nigerian Government, you have seen NOTHING, the disintegration of Nigeria will start through us and by us, we are well equipped for this task. We have details of all the family members of the Government (1999-2013) and our Diaspora Command will take care of that aspect, we will get to them, we will skin them and post their remains to your door steps as compensation to the Ode people, except our resources are handed over to us without conditions.

All Federal, States and Local Government officials under the pay roll of the Government ( ministers, Permanent Secretaries, Director Generals, Directors etc ) should stay away from the Niger Delta, if found anywhere in the South South region, they will have themselves to blame and that is if they live to tell the tales.

The Minister of the Niger Delta Ministry Mr. Orubebe Peter Godsday is hereby banished from Delta State and the region at large pending when he returns the money he stole which was meant for the Niger Delta Development Councils and also while with:

(a) Burutu Local Government Council, Delta State (1991-1993),
(b) As second Member: Primary Education Board, Asaba, Delta State 2000-2003.
(c) As the Special Adviser to James Ibori former Delta State Governor on Urban/Regional Planning between January 2004 and November 2005.

This whole money belongs to the Niger Delta people and most be return or he should be ready to face the consequences along with your nuclear and immediate family members.

Lets see what Retardeen would do about his brothers now

Ok Lets see what retardeen would do to them

Kay-Dee:
. . . the winning goal.

2 good goals from Giroud.

Diabolic . . . hmmmmm, no comment.

Podolski, another assist and a sublime free-kick that was only kept out by the cross-bar. *what a dud* , lol !!!

Fine play overall except for the shaky defence and Santos' side of the field.

You mean Podudski scores vs Sunday sunday sides

Needing a late goal vs Brighton? Una no get shame sha

FLEX n DO!:
Ok,I have read cautiously while smh,I think its time to clear things up.

Last year unn graduated 10k students and 81 firstclass,I was shocked so I went further to know why the huge number of graduate.

During my investigation I found out that the actual graduate for unn and unec were about 4000,and the extra 6000?

Were from their abia state campus " and an affiliated college of education" I think alvan ikoko college of education.

Alvan is a colledge of education affiliated to unn and they graduate 2geda.to clear ur doubt ,musiwa I think u should go look for the graduating souvenir and see those graduating.
Faculty of education(inclusive alvan)has more than 70 percent of the total graduates.

We are now talking This sounds so logical and makes more sense

CFCfan: For the Super Eagles to clinch top spot in the group, Burkina Faso must not beat Zambia. A draw between Zambia and Burkina Faso/a Zambia victory, coupled with a Naija win over Ethiopia, is most likely to propel the SE to top spot. Hence, Naija would avoid CIV

If Burkina draw Zambia then Eagles need to win big vs Ethipia with over 4 goals cos Burkina have superior goals scored

Brighton denied a clear penalty Jenkinson fouled

17th goal for Walcott

And he came in like 10mins ago.

SO Messr Dobosky, Is this goal a winning goal or was it in a meaningless game?

proudly9ja: So like proudlysports 'revealed' yesterday, Jack Wilshere will be captaining the team tomorrow against Brighton

Proudlysport has now become rivals with City people and other false gossip magazine

Jack Wilshere didnt even start the game How about that?

Whats with the sackcloth retardeen wears everytime and always looking constipated

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eGuerrilla: @dayokanu, 18000 is actually the total number of graduands across the board.

Interesting how someone who picks up a certificate after even a week-long course, at any university, is now considered a graduate (note: I am thinking about Tyra Banks of Harvard and some well known Nigerian politicians here )

Reading the original post didnt suggest so cos I thought it was a newspaper error all along. Cos Higher degrees dont usually have first class, 2-1, 2-2 classification I hope I am right

He said that out of 18,150 graduates, 116 excelled in First Class, 4,405 made 2nd Class Upper Division; 10,048 made 2nd Class Lower Division and 2,633 went home with 3rd Class.

The certificate, Diploma in conflict resolution, Certificate in pleasing your husband, Diploma in turning water to plamy might be the reason

musiwa14: when i graduated from university of ilorin of the 125 or 128 student... only 51 graduated...

of the 500 student of engineering student, i think only 200 graduated..

MUSIWAAAAAAAA

Are you saying there was a year in UNILORIN that only 51 people graduated in the whole school or just in your department

Cos even in private primary schools in uncompleted buildings they usually have more than 51 graduands every year

babyosisi: With all this distance learning stuff who knows
It may be possible
The actual population on campus will be less than the actual students graduating

NUC banned all Campuses and distance learning program thats over 50kilometers(Not sure) from the main campus

Thats why In Lagos all those Ambrose Alli, Delsu, UNICAL programs no longer exist. The law has been for like 10yrs iirc

Afam4eva: is UNN is graduating 18,000 students it means the average population of the school will be like 18,000 X 4 = 72,000

This is a lot but i know some public schools in the US with similar population.

Some courses are 5 years some 6yrs.

Student population reduces as you go higher cos people drop out carryover etc

If Final year is 18,000 then Year one/Matriculating students would be like 40,000

Check the link I posted for US University population and its nowhere near that figure

Schools of UNN status

The Obafemi Awolowo University OAU, Ile-Ife, Osun State graduated no fewer than 78 first class degree holders at its 39th convocation ceremony held recently in the institution.

The Vice- Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Bamitale Omole, stated this on Thursday during the ceremony, which saw the conferment of 5, 249 first degrees and 3, 363 postgraduate degrees on students.

A total of 8,159 students graduated from the University of Lagos today.

Out of the total number, 4,375 received first degrees while 3,784 received post graduate degrees. Of the first degree graduating students, 122 passed in first class division, with the Faculty of Engineering topping the list.

Afam4eva: Talk about pot calling kettle black. SMDH!

He he. Abeg no talk about Musiwas English. Its the bestest ever. Its Batu you dont understand, Jarus can hep you

babyosisi: The school has 2 campuses plus a college of medicine
I dont know any other federal uni in Nigeria that operates two virtually independent campuses

Even with 2 campuses its too much. The average Nigerian first generation University population is like 20k

Given that UNN would be among the top 5 most difficult University to get into then the figure is even more ridiculous

Almost every school has a college of medicine and several schools have satellite campuses. LASU e.g has in Ojo and Epe also College of medicine

musiwa14: this is one of the UNN first class, listen to her english, and she read something in art.. listen to her english... she made first class or so.. Something is wrong with UNN

You can see from the video, that a first class student from UNN , that can not speak english well and listen to her..

And Goodluck just reward the man who made the life this students this way... minister..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYvkPZm4YYc

Musiwa can you teach them Batu Yinglish in UNN? I knows the VC I can told him you are a graduate of Electricity Engineer from UNILORIN and you knows Adeboye Oyedepo and everyone that matters

I think that 18,000 is on the high side.

That must mean the total population of the school is like 100k

That would make it the most populated school in Nigeria

I suspect it might be a reporting error by the newspaper

Even in the US where education and literacy rate is high I dont think any school has 100k students

http://www.usnews.com/education/best-colleges/the-short-list-college/articles/2012/11/06/10-universities-with-most-undergrad-students

The hayatou blame game is a pathetic excuse Nigerians always default to everytime they lose. Hayatous country Cameroun didn't even qualify. The ref gave us a penalty which we threw away yet we still blame him. Was it CAF that told Mikel to miss? Ikpeba missed a penalty in 2000 everyone blamed CAF. until Nigerians accept that we have mediocre talents and adjust our expectations we would continue to be disappointed

I Kim Kardashian had noble intentions I would think the annulment whoch cost $0 would be more honorable than $10m divorce settlements

One_Naira: Dude STFU

The Yoruba are being killed up north and the northerners are killing you all in your own states as well. This is a problem not happening anywhere else in Nigeria yet una are not f2king ashamed, you still have the audacity to speak. They kill SS, SE, SW, NC, NE, etc up north but they do not dare do the same thing in those people indigenous state excluding SW.

Say what

[size=18pt]Fear grips Enugu community as Fulani herdsmen kill 2 teenagers[/size]
…Residents allege other criminal acts
Fulani herdsmen recently unleashed mayhem at Nimbo, a peace-loving community known for its abundant agricultural produce in Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State after the barbaric killing of two teenage-students, who were helping their parents in a farm work.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/fear-grips-enugu-community-as-fulani-herdsmen-kill-2-teenagers/

AN Oji River Magistrate’s Court in Enugu State on Tuesday remanded in prison custody two Fulani herdsmen for killing a Police sergeant attached to Oji River Police Division.

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=108061:court-remands-two-fulani-herdsmen-for-killing-police-sergeant-&catid=3:metro&Itemid=558

[size=14pt]The menace of the Fulani-Hausa cattle rearers has reached a boiling point in Imo State. Reason: The cattle rearers have exhibited the act of callousness by unanimously invading private farmlands of the people of Umuapu in Ohaji/Egbema L.G.A., destroying farm crops and raping of innocent girls, women and old women. The audacity of this menace came to a point when these cattle rearers would kill the women after raping them[/size]

[size=14pt]People in Amasiri community, Afikpo North Local Government Area of Ebonyi State have taken to the streets to protest alleged destruction of their farmlands and other properties by Fulani herdsmen.[/size]

They numbered over 500 youths, aged men and women including community chiefs.

The protesters chanted songs, marched through the Amasiri Market Square to the Development Center Headquarters, obstructing vehicular movement along the ever-busy Amasiri-Okigwe Express road.

Didnt the referee give us a penalty also which we wasted?

If Retardeen Jonathan's achievement is a 21hour trip from ilorin to Lagos Abeg how long would trekking/cycling Ilorin to Lagos take

Which ailment yar Adua get that time

You mean there are no restaurant around

Arsene Wenger: "I think signings should be completely cut out or limited to two players because it is unfair for the league that some teams have played, for example, Newcastle already and then some teams have to face Newcastle still with six or eight new players.

"They do not face exactly the same team. I believe the number of players you can buy should be limited."

Yep, it's yet to dawn on the Arsenal boss that he can sign players this month too...

kettykin: It has also Beaten Oyo state/Ibadan which some folks mouthed Recently as one of the Cities to watch out for and which some Phantom reports have its GDP as the 3rd Highest in the Country and one of the Largest and most populous Nigerian Cities.

Ten states host 63 percent of all bank branches in Nigeria
Monday, 01 November 2010 23:00 Anonymous
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•Banks have 3,190 branches

Ten states in Nigeria host 63 percent of all bank branches in the country. This is based on an analysis contained in the Nigerian Banks Financial Transparency Report 2010. The analysis covers the 14 banks not affected by the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) change of management, quoted on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and which had published their 2009 annual reports.
The analysis shows that the 14 banks analysed have a total of 3,190 branches and cash centres in all the states in Nigeria. State by State analysis however showed that 63 percent of these branches are located in the following ten states: Lagos, Abuja FCT, Rivers, Anambra, [size=18pt]Oyo[/size], Edo, [size=18pt]Ogun[/size], Delta, Kano and Kaduna.
These states could also easily qualify as the commercial centres in their various regions: Lagos , Ogun, and Oyo in the South -West, Abuja FCT which is Nigeria’s seat of power, Anambra in the South - East, Rivers in the South- South oil states, and Edo and Delta in the former Mid-western region.


Analysis of bank branch locations in the report shows a heavy concentration of bank branches in Lagos with 31 percent of all bank branches in Nigeria. Almost all the banks have a heavy presence in Lagos, a confirmation of its position as the nation’s commercial hub. Access Bank has the highest concentration of its bank branches in Lagos with an average of 40 percent of all its branches, while Unity Bank has the least concentration in Lagos with just 17 percent of all its branches.


Abuja, Nigeria’s political capital, has the second highest concentration of bank branches with just six percent of all bank branches. Rivers State, which could be classified as Nigeria’s oil capital, has the third highest concentration of bank branches with about 5 percent of all bank branches in the country.
Anambra State, the commercial hub of the South- East, has the fourth highest concentration of bank branches.
The bottom four states in terms of bank branch locations in the country were [size=18pt]Ebonyi[/size], Kebbi, Jigawa and Zamfara states; each with less than one percent of bank branches in the country in 2009.

http://www.businessdayonline.com/NG/index.php/news/world-news/15924-ten-states-host-63-percent-of-all-bank-branches-in-nigeria

ba7man: Forget it, they do kill yorubas in the North but not on this scale. Its obvious...they deliberately search and kill Igbos. You know it, I know it and everyone knows it too. The question should be "WHY??" And "HOW DO WE STOP IT??".....Not "Yorubas are cowards".

The Abokis surely know how to differentiate in their own way. In 1967 it was the pronunciation of "Toro" that sent many to their graves

If you are Ibo and still in the North better learn how to pronounce Toro

meanwhile wasnt it the same Ohaneze soppulu BokoHaran?

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danjohn: Demdem please dont be too quick to say that. In 2011 GEJ won 99% in Abia, 99% in Anambra, 98% in Imo, 95.6% in Ebonyi, and 98.5% in Enugu. In total GEJ got 4,985,246 votes in the Southeast while Buhari got 20,335 votes. GEJ netted 4,964,911 votes in the Southeast alone.

On the other hand in the Northwest, Buhari got 6,453,437 votes while GEJ got 3,395,437 votes. In the Northeast, Buhari got 3,624,919 votes while GEJ got 1,832,622. In the Northwest Buhari netted 3,057,713 votes and in the Northeast he netted 1,792,297 votes. Combined, in the Northwest and Northeast Buhari netted 4,850,010 votes (excluding Taraba and Adamawa which are not Buhari strong holds, Buhari netted 5,207,166 votes in the NW and NE).

The point I am trying to make is that the Southeast alone allows Jonathan to neutralize Buhari's advantage in the Northwest and Northeast. Hence, the future opposition candidate must work hard to win votes in the Southeast. As you can see, the biggest advantage that PDP has is that even when they lose states in a Presidential election, they are always a respectable second place finisher. While the opposition can win the Presidential election without winning the Southeast, it cannot win without at least 20% or 25% of the votes in the Southeast and the Southsouth.

Demdem at the end of the day, we cannot make dismissive remarks about a region where we need to attract votes.

Nothing would change about the SouthEast, SouthSouth North West and northeast in 2015 regarding votes. So we can asume the votes from those places counter themselves and balance out

Thats why the SouthWest and northCentral would be the difference maker