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computer. what about you and pls house ar there people who ar stuck to let us knw ?

Daintygal:
same here o. but I ve informed my hod and subdean and I was told to be patient. have u gone to inform them at ur dept?

M.Sc Computer Science, Dept of Computer Science n Engineering

dannywhyte:
mine is still in stage 7
what course did you apply for?
did you write exams

am happy 4 u o. congrats

vivian001:
Still?....dts sers, I ave my admission letter now

make i comment abi na. ok y u wanna sell ur purewater biz

am stuck in step 7. u cant imagine how angry i am

vivian001:
The admission ish is becoming annoying... whoelse is stuck at step 9 pls??

if u say they wear pant i will believe u. y wudnt i wen u ar part of them n 4 the records i wasnt staring at the ijab lady we wer both walking opposite echother u dnt expect me to close my eyes do u. she got no cloth n bra under the red ijab which was not too thick to comfirm my assertion

ahsekeena:
Looool...u have x-ray vision?! That u could see she had no bra?



Its simple,just don't look at the bum!

And lol at no panty lines,we wear g-string panties SOMETIMES

i never cheats and to encourage trust, me and my partner have free n unrestrained access to each odas fone. The only problem is that wen a message coms in n u opened it or takes the missed call away from the face of the fone, u must tell the other party dis person msg u or called u. n its so beautiful, we all should try it

se oroniyen

mhizpeaarl:
Not to Snoop please. Snooping is childish I'll know what I want to know when m ready to know. Remember the walls have eyes.. I will never snoop through my mans phone . Everyone is entitled to his or her privacy!

indecent dressing isnt about covering alone. just yesterday, i saw a lady wearin a red ijab without any cloth or bra under it except her wrapper, i guess she is local n uneducated but the way u gals let ur bum show in tight fited leggings without any pant lines which means that u probably even dnt wear 1 is a show of shame. people go braless at will also this days which i consider lewd n bad

ahsekeena:
Lol...cos I have a big butt,I shouldn't wear leggings,shoro niyen?




My bum was covered quite decently,I wasn't showing butt crack

guys , pls do u think welfare is the major problem of the police?

we are getting there with Buhari @ the top n people like Ben am sure we Nigerians wi;ll smile.
Very soon those our brodas and Sis who ran outside to other countries will run back home

Leaving the marrriage is wrong and not an option at all.

Osirimononaye:
She got everything, don't knw abt the character though.

Hw can u say that. that indecent exposure is wrong and should b condemned by all. what will ur own kids do if as a man u approve this?


can i ask u a question? Can you attend an occasion with ur wife looking like this?

is this show enough to qualify the school as a gud sch? i dont think so. i love the sch n believ it is 1 of the gud sch in nig. Reading or studying could also b fun u knw. 4get thos nonsence 4 our Nija schs.

Martins301:
University of Benin remains the best and most academically challenging federal tertiary institution in Nigeria. Forget the online hyping of UNIILORIN, UI, UNN, and OAU. If you think you can play your way through the school, be ready to spend as much as 8 years for a 4 years course.

wat do u mean

bright007:
lack of vaginal opening


...........Shoro niyen

DANGOTE deservs the most patrotic Nigerian Award. he may a capitalist but we ar blessed 4 hving im

:oabeg wetin teacher go do. :oabeg wetin teacher go do.

Its nice that u responded with so much maturity and u did ur best to pick my issues 1 by 1. Nigerians ar very intelligent n i am not surprise. U win because i also already agrees that there have alwaz been issues with the account of NNPC and the lack of competence on the part of the President, Goodluck Jonathan to tackle issues of corruption properly. Thanks 4 ur time n enlightenment.

obailala:
I am sick and tired of Nigerians playing dumb on this matter... Sanusi's side of the story has been explained several times on this forum and elsewhere, I do not understand why there are still Nigerians out there who still think Sanusi is the villain in this issue. I will try and respond to your list one by one:
1. He claime to b bold yet did not tell Nigerians what he knows about the fuel subsidy scam or do u think the CBN Governor does not know anything about the subsidy?To correct your awful misconception, Sanusi was the very first person who raised the alarm about the fuel subsidy scam but since the president wasn't willing to go after the cabal, Sanusi had to advise the president to completely remove the subsidy. There are over 1000 reports and youtube videos showing Sanusi calling for the removal of fuel subsidy because the fuel import cabal was defrauding the nation. You seem to be the only one who didn't see these. Good Morning!
https://www.nairaland.com/459050/sanusi-seeks-removal-fuel-subsidy
http://www.bellanaija.com/2012/04/16/cbn-governor-lamido-sanusi-advocates-for-complete-removal-of-fuel-subsidy-do-you-agree-with-him/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-16416861

2. He claime to b an honest and transparent man yet all his account balanced every year and only the year of his departure from office is when he discovered 20billion missing.To correct another awful misconception of yours, Sanusi confidentially raised the issue of the fraud going on in NNPC several times to the president. Sanusi wrote several confidential letters to the president informing him of the scams and calling on GEJ to investigate but GEJ in his usual manner ignored until one of the confidential letters was leaked to the public in late 2013 by God knows who. The matter became a scandal only in 2013 after the letter was leaked, but there were several letters which preceded the leaked one. Kindly go and read about the scandal before you make such a comment again in public.

3. What exact amount is the missing sum, our dear former CBN Governor should tell us because i remember figures were changing. $49.8billion, $12billion, $10.8 billion. $20billion. This is the most annoying and disgusting question which keeps recurring over and over again even after all the explanations. How can Sanusi know the exact amount missing when NNPC refused to submit their papers?... From his calculations, $49bn was unnaccounted for, several pleas to NNPC to explain this fell on deaf ears until the scandal hit the public. NNPC was then forced to reluctantly submit the papers which Sanusi had begged for for a long time. On receipt of the papers, the figure was reviewed down to $10bn (even Okonjo Iweala had a $10.8bn figure). On receipt of further papers from NNPC, the figure was recalculated again to be up to $20bn. As far as common sense is concerned, nobody on earth knows the real amount. Even PWC in their audit reported several unnaccounted figures and even PWC couldnt come up with any clear figures because the same NNPC refused to cooperate.

I know after all these my labour in explaining this, someone would still make this same comment of "Sanusi changing figures" again

4. The sum seem an exergerated figure.
Sanusi is an international award winning banker and economist and wouldn't just wake up one day to speak rubbish, go and read about the man. Wait until a proper audit is done before you conclude on anything. It beats me how Nigerians are raped by their leaders yet they end up being the ones defending the devilish leaders.


5. I personally think that if Sanusi had issues with the President and believes the best way to show Nigerians he is a pious man is by exposing issues that even he was part of in the past and also tell Nigerian his boss is bad and arosing hatred 4 the president n sentiments 4 himsef should remember that what goes around alwaz comes around.
Can you please just shut up and think. Sanusi made several attempts to confidentially complain to Jonathan about what was going on in NNPC but Jonathan did nothing until the info leaked. As far as this case is concerned, Jonathan was the one who gave himself a bad name with this mess. On the first day of the scandal, Jonathan should have just set up an investigative committee to probe the allegations of Sanusi and if he did that, Jonathan would have remained a saint. But instead what did he do?... his first reaction was to sack Sanusi for speaking out (even when cajoled to keep quiet). May God punish all the thieves and supporters of the evil going on in Nigeria.

If 20billion was missing in his final year as CBN Governor then what was missing in the first year and why didnt we hear it because i know and believe money missing has always been that administration. He failed Nigerians too and he should admit that.
You heard it in the last year because Sanusi did not want to give his boss a bad name hence he kept meeting Jonathan in secret to complain about the fraud for several years until the info on the scam was leaked to the public in the last year. Sanusi did not fail Nigerians at all!... Rather it was Jonathan who failed NIgerians by taking sides with the evil cabal against Nigerians and sacking people like Sanusi who chose to speak out.

What I do not understand is why the love for Jonathan has made a lot of Nigerians so so blind to these simple things.... But to God be the Glory, God can never be mocked... God has just delivered Nigeria from the incompetent hands of Jonathan whom out of fear will rather punish 170million Nigerians instead of punishing a few cabal members. I am sure with time, the log in the eyes of the remaining Jonathan worshippers would fall off

in my opinion, what Sanusi did is wrong. Sanusi spent 5 years in the office and we (Nigerians) all know that something was always and has been having issues with Accountanbility. Infact i believe it was the problem with the oil department in the Nation that neccessitates the fuel subsidy removal. Alot of rottenness is in that sector and they all ar aware of it. Now my problem with Sanusi is that:
1. He claime to b bold yet did not tell Nigerians what he knows about the fuel subsidy scam or do u think the CBN Governor does not know anything about the subsidy?
2. He claime to b an honest and transparent man yet all his account balanced every year and only the year of his departure from office is when he discovered 20billion missing.
3. What exact amount is the missing sum, our dear former CBN Governor should tell us because i remember figures were changing. $49.8billion, $12billion, $10.8 billion. $20billion.
4. The sum seem an exergerated figure.
5. I personally think that if Sanusi had issues with the President and believes the best way to show Nigerians he is a pious man is by exposing issues that even he was part of in the past and also tell Nigerian his boss is bad and arosing hatred 4 the president n sentiments 4 himsef should remember that what goes around alwaz comes around.

If 20billion was missing in his final year as CBN Governor then what was missing in the first year and why didnt we hear it because i know and believe money missing has always been that administration. He failed Nigerians too and he should admit that.

me will give u 100% if u agree to marry me.

ladies n lies. u alwaz ask 4 lies n thats y u alwaz get it

kitnah:
Okay,someone posted this on twitter with the caption 'major attribute of a real man,unlike some broke ass dude',and bingo,they all went ballistic on her.

Now,the question is 'do you agree with this'??

Cc
Rokiatu
Lala247
Mirexxx
briee

u nid his or their dick(s)

vheMa:
[size=25]Did anyone see that BH's dick[/size]

:ou nid his or their dick(s)

vheMa:
[size=25]Did anyone see that BH's dick[/size]

Are saying this because u had cramp? Ar u so happy as to mean, u want the cramp to continue? or ar u just thanking God because its neccessary? Ar u sure u dnt waNNA TASTE UR OTHERSIDE OF LIFE-BEING A MAN
ADMIT THE TRUTH NA

MarieSucre:
Recently I had the most painful cramps ever. It lasted for 8 days. Every morning I would wake up by 4am or 5am in serious pain that reverberated to my thighs, Any food that went in would immediately come out. I'm sure my mum thought I was pregnant since I spent my christmas and new year in school. I would practically swallow tons of pain killers in the morning which would knock me out till evening. I was dead to the world for those 8 days. Come to think of it; I lost a lot of weight prior to that. God I thank you for making me a woman; you do well!

i have discovered that wen asked to do some dirty job by ur superiors, u ought to b careful. people wu show that they ar fearless n can do n undo in the name of their position n connection has alwaz, i mean alwaz suffer defeat, disgrace n shame. Now the president pronounced the I.G sacked.

not4sure:
Suleiman Abba Esq.
Acting Inspector-General of Police,
Police Headquarters,
Louis Edet House,
Abuja, FCT.

ILLEGAL POLICING OF THE REPUBLIC

Since you were appointed the Acting Inspector-General of Police by the President of the Republic on July 31, 2014 the Nigeria Police Force has been involved in partisan politics to the detriment of law and order in the country. Permit me to draw your attention to three glaring cases of political bias recently displayed by the Police under your leadership.

Firstly, the Osun State governorship election which took place on August 9, 2014 was almost marred by the Police and other security forces which arrested and detained over 700 leaders of the All Progressive Congress (APC). Indeed, some electoral officers who were assumed to be members of the APC were also railroaded to police custody. But for the personal intervention of Professor Attahiru Jega, the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, the said electoral officers would not have been released. Thus, the election would have been disrupted by the police and other security forces whose duty it was to maintain law and order during the democratic exercise. However, the detained APC leaders who were released after the election have not been charged to court for breaching the provisions of the Electoral Act or any other law whatsoever.

Secondly, Mr. Joseph Mbu, the controversial Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Zone 7 of the Nigeria Poilice Force announced a ban any rally demanding for #bringbackourgirls within the federal capital territory. The ban was designed to assuage the feelings of some officials of the Federal Government who are embarrassed by being reminded of their constitutional duty of rescuing the over 200 Chibok girls who were abducted 6 months ago by the nihilist boko haram sect. In a judgment delivered last week, the Federal Capital Territory High Court declared the ban illegal, null and void on the ground that it constituted an infringement of the fundamental rights of the patriotic campaigners to freedom of assembly and expression guaranteed by the Constitution. In spite of the judicial indictment you have not deemed it fit to call Mr. Mbu to order for the reckless abuse of police powers.

Thirdly, you caused the security details of Honourable Aminu Tambuwal, the Speaker of the House of Representatives to be withdrawn last week on the ground that he had decamped from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the APC. As if that was enough, you decided to usurp the judicial powers of the federation which are exclusively vested in the courts by section 6 of the Constitution when you claimed that the Speaker had lost his office and seat as a federal legislator having contravened section 68 (1) (g) of the Constitution. By your illegal pronouncement you disregarded section section 50 (2) (c) thereof which stipulates that the Speaker of the House of Representatives can only be removed by a resolution passed by votes on not less that two thirds majority of the members of the House.

No doubt, your actions and utterances in the circumstance have exposed the Police to unwarranted ridicule as Nigerians are not unaware of the fact that when the Ondo State legislators elected on the platform of the Labour Party (LP) decamped to the PDP last month your office did not declare their seats vacant. In particular, you did not withdraw the security details of Honourable Jumoke Akindele, the Speaker who led her colleagues to dump the LP for the PDP. In the same vein, Honourable Ahmadu Fintiri, the Speaker of the Adamawa State House of Assembly and his colleagues who decamped from the PDP to the APC and have since returned to PDP. You did not have cause to declare their seats vacant. Neither have you withdrawn the security details of the Honourable Fintiri.

Thus, by subjecting Honourable Aminu Tambuwal to selective persecution on ground that he decamped from the ruling party you violated his fundamental right to freedom from discrimination. As you are no doubt aware, it is a breach of section 42 (1) of the Constitution and Article 2 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights to subject any citizen of Nigeria of a political opinion to disabilities, deprivation and restrictions to which other citizens who hold alternative views or opinions are not made subject. Since the security details of other Speakers who decamped from the APC and LP to the PDP have not been withdrawn those of Honourable Tambuwal were illegally withdrawn. They ought to be restored without any further delay.

From the information at my disposal your harassment of the Speaker was instigated by the Presidency. But having regard to section 215 (3) of the Constitution which enjoins you to carry out the “lawful directions” of the President of the Republic with respect to the maintenance and securing of public safety and public order the actions taken on the Speaker are illegal and unconstitutional in every material particular. Therefore, you should withdraw your pronouncement on the office and seat of Honourable Aminu Tambuwal and advise the ruling party to seek redress in the Federal High Court on the constitutional implications of the defection. Furthermore, unless he is removed by his colleagues in the House of Representatives or by a competent court in the land Honourable Tambuwal remains the Speaker of the House. Neither the Police nor any other agency of the Federal Government can be allowed to resort to self help on the matter.

As law and order in the country cannot be maintained by a compromised Police institution you may want to resign your appointment if you are not prepared to discharge your onerous constitutional responsibilities without fear or favour, affection or ill-will. Before making up your mind may I remind you of the eternal injunction of the Supreme Court in the case of Attorney-General of the Federation v Atiku Abubakar (2007) 10 NWLR (pt 1041) 1 at 183. As the undisguised bias of both the INEC and the Police could not be justified over the illegal removal of the Vice-President for decamping from the ruling party to one of the opposition political parties the apex court held inter alia:

“Having regard to the nature of the function which the Nigeria Police Force also performs, that
body must also insulate itself such that impartiality and fairness may at all times be ascribed to
it. A situation where both of them ( the Inspector-General of Police and the Independent National
Electoral Commission INEC) appeal in the instant case is very much in bad taste.They have both
thrown the quality of impartiality and fairness which they must possess to the winds. Their acts
capable of eroding the public confidence in them. Unknown tob them, they may be said, by the
the public, to be biased and therefore not worthy to be regarded as impartial umpires. This trend
must not repeat itself for the good of the nation.”

Finally, if the trend of subverting the Constitution, the Police Act and the Electoral Act by your good self and other top police offices continues unabated we shall not hesitate to approach the Federal High Court to determine your competence and suitability to superintend and manage the Nigeria Police Force in the public interest.

Yours Sincerely,

Femi Falana SAN.

http://blogs.premiumtimesng.com/?p=165974

NO, Hav my dept started offering admsn?

amnolimit:
Have u received ur admission letter?.

msc
thanks

amnolimit:
pgd or msc?

COMPUTER SCIENCE N ENGINEERING HABA. NA WE DEY LEAD NA, Y NO UPDATE??>?

lalastical na wer u dey get dis pics 4rn sef

me NEVER

lalasticlala:
Would you?

wer is our Govt. Let this thing not spread o. Jesus hel[p us this year o

Everybody got things they appreciates in others. i want us to dedicate a litle time to appreciate the female folk here. you tell us the wonderful women/ladies/girls you have met and what they did that amazes you the most or y u will never 4get them.


we talk too much of pussy n dick n i just felt we should shift base a little.

4 me: my mum- As an early widow, she did everything in her power to carter 4 us n also ensure she gave us a good name 4 i grew in an area wer women wer constantly fighting n snatching eachoders husband but she gave us an example of discipline n integrity. Mum, u ar the best.

ah ah lolx.
i got u there u miss ur child atleast. Everybody misses opeople, itsd the intensity n expression thats diff

Dyt:
Is he my child that I will miss?

does that mean u av started misssing people. tell us wat u love most about ur spouse. that thing is worth missing

Dyt:
But this thread is old na

trust me its not a gud actitude. i used to b that way b4. And that is 1 of the bad habits i av bin workin n still working on

Dyt:
What do sanguines do?
Lol

So being married means u shld miss ppl?
U can't change somethings
Can u?
That's me

But this thread is old na