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lomaxx:
Yeah, right!!

Just what I was saying.

Thanks for accepting.

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mine1
pronoun
used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with the speaker.
"you go your way and I'll go mine"

lomaxx:
No need to read your long rant. You are irreparably slow.

Spend that effort getting a good education.

Mine education better than yours.

You may need to upgrade.

And don't disown correction.

YusufOmar:
AI is just getting out of hand now; if this is not stopped, we're going to face a big problem because of AI.

It has already turned students and lecturers into unserious sets of people.

No passionate knowledge pursuit anymore.

endsarrrs:
Join me. Hungry dude

Fake. AI generated.

Show yourself spooning the food for mouth.

lomaxx:
It is rather unfortunate that I have to compensate for the failures of the moribund educational system

"Can’t see why the judiciary should meddle in the operational affairs of the senate.

Separation of powers for a reason.

This is agnostic to whether or not a case of sexual harassment is viable."

Then according to your definition, how did "agnostic" came into the context of what you wrote above? Tell me.

Being unnecessarily bombastic is not needed in this platform filled with illiterates and semi illiterates. Writing your posts with plain english, or preferably pidgin english is all what is needed for your readers to understand.

Stop showing off with your superficial knowledge of the English Language.

Austineva:
Boss, have you seen why they were after Simon Ekpa, using gullible Igbos to blackmail him and accusing him as the perpetrator of all forms of crimes happening in the South East and they also accused him of bn used by enemies of Ndigbo to perpetrator evil against Ndigbo. Until finally they succeded getting him arrested by Finland Government, now, the real enemies of Ndigbo knowing fully well that the their main obstacle has bn taken in, they are all out to continue their evil against Ndigbo and those Ndigbo who were accusing Simon Ekpa are no where to be found to defend Ndigbo especially the Ipob Nigeria (dos) and the South East political gangs. You and I know that this can't happen under the watch of Simon Ekpa
The emergency lovers of Ndigbo (Afonjas, Hausa, fulanis) Who were brainwashing the gullible Ndigbo to h@te Simon Ekpa are now mocking Ndigbo. I don't have anything to say yet

You have already said too much, condemning your perceived enemies. So what more do you have to say?

Zakarara:
Better an Olosho than corrupt Individuals.. at least her oloshoism affects only her but how about corrupt fellows whose actions or inactions can affect even a generation yet unborn

Was she not a Senator, and a Nigerian big contract pursuer? Then she is a significant part of the corrupt gang of Nigeria.

essentialone1:
Oby Ezekwesili celebrates 35th marriage anniversary, says husband is ‘rarest gold’

A former minister of education in Nigeria, Oby Ezekwesili on Friday celebrated her 35th marriage anniversary to her husband, Chinedu Ezekwesili, whom she has described as “the rarest Gold of a man God ever created”.

“We’re 35!” Mrs Ezekwesili said on her Twitter page, Friday afternoon.

“God loves me so much and gave me the wisdom to say ‘I do’ to the rarest Gold of a man He ever created. I am thankful unto eternity for my #EndlessLove. Our purposeful union will forever glorify our Lord in whose Love we’ve grown ours. Loving you all the way!” she said on the microblogging platform, alongside photos of herself with her husband.

She showered her husband with praises: “Through the years….you never let me down. You turned my Life around. The sweetest days I found, I found with you through the years. I’ve never been afraid. I’ve loved the Life we’ve led. I’ll stay with you. Through the years.

She uploaded old and memorable photos she and her husband took together.

Mrs Ezekwesili’s husband, Chinedu is a pastor with the Redeemed Christian Church of God.

The former minister used the moment of her anniversary to offer marriage advice to young Nigerians.

“It will not always be smooth but I want every purposeful young woman with a vision to thrive in her profession, occupation or entrepreneurship to know she can do all that and still have a meaningfully beautiful marriage.

“I started being more public about mine to help encourage more of our younger generation of women to not feel they have to trade-off marriage for career or career for marriage.

“You can have both. May God always help you to make meaningful choices before and in marriage, in Jesus name,” she said.


Obasanjo’s beautiful words for Ezekwesili

Mrs Ezekwesili, a former vice president of World Bank, is an ardent advocate for democracy and good governance, and a co-founder of the #BringBackOurGirls group which has been advocating for the release of the abducted Chibok girls in North-east Nigeria.

“Obiageli (Oby) Ezekwesili is like a daughter to me. Even when she was a minister, I treated her the same way I treated my biological daughters. She is a dynamic young woman who is competent, reliable, and very enterprising,” former President Olusegun Obasajo wrote in April in celebration of the former minister’s 60th birthday.

Mrs Ezekwesili served as minister under Mr Obasanjo.

“Without any doubt, Oby was one of the best talents I had working with me. On a lighter note, when Oby worked with me, she was quite young, but very intelligent. There were three of them at that time who used to ‘drag’ age, and I enjoyed their banters: Oby, Frank Nweke and Nenadi Usman. The three of them were under 40 and then in council. They were always arguing among themselves about seniority of age, and Ngozi used to treat them as juniors. But it was all fun,” the former president said.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/614379-oby-ezekwesili-celebrates-35th-marriage-anniversary-says-husband-is-rarest-gold.html?tztc=1

She has not been exhibiting your whitewashing of her above in all her public display of arrogance.

RussellRutherfo:
Mad tribalistic filth scrap picking and selling bas.tard.

This is his number: 08175192222

So what should we do with his number?

Where is your own number too?

michroskrve:
Why don't you do something to.make people happy. Must the people and countrybl do things all the time to make you happy.
Go find work abeg

Who is this one?

amp01:
My uncle is a pastor,stays in Akure, told me this last year when I went to visit him,he said the yoruba's are know for betrayal,even among themselves.

Even with his alleged betrayal, your uncle has not deemed it fit to relocate his pastoral ministry back to his village. He must be enjoying the betrayal. Abi Igbo people no dey go church?

Nothing to make us happy in this wretched country. We have been disappointed again.

Make Zimbabwe goalkeeper allow us score make person get rest of mind.

lomaxx:
Can’t see why the judiciary should meddle in the operational affairs of the senate.

Separation of powers for a reason.

This is agnostic to whether or not a case of sexual harassment is viable.

'agnostic' keh? Oga, always check dictionary before writing big grammar in a public space.

“It is also important to warn bloggers and social media hirelings to stop, forthwith, their campaign to create an atmosphere of tension, chaos and anarchy in the State, as their fake reports and posts in the last couple of days have triggered enough wrong decisions that would not help the State move forward."

An apt warning to all unsolicited supporters of Fubara on this forum.

Stop your rumour mongering.

anonimi:
If your own soul is not already condemned to eternal danger because you sold it for a pot of porridge, why did you fail to point out the flagrant lies in the post you quoted

You know your LIES, point them out yourself.

Just a friendly warning, love your SOUL more than any useless fame. Even in criticism, remember to say the TRUTH only.

anonimi:
What did we get when terrible T-Pain made a NEPA certificate holder president for eight years in order to get his own ebilokan turn for extra level APC shege in 2023

Just to get your likes and shares on an inconsequential forum, you continue to enmesh yourself in peddling flagrant lies, thereby putting your soul in eternal danger.

Don't continue to sell your soul for a pot of porridge, seeking a useless fame.

Sharia loading for Ndigbo.

Allihamudulilai.

obyno82:
Go to the same motor park and see how many people are going back to the east. Do you think they go back empty?

If they can make that kind of money in your ancestral lands, will they be running helter skelter across Yorubaland?

obyno82:
What about Ogun state? Ate they not paying Amotekun and ritual killings are still happening. I tell people except Lagos, every state in SW is insecure.

Yet your people are running there at every eastern motor park. How many Yorubas are running to Onicha and Aba in reverse?

This renegade Chief Ayo Adebanjo's Afenifere group are Tinubu's sworn enemies. They have vowed not to let his government have piece of mind.

Omoyorubatooto:
To educate you further. I will summarise answers to all your questions below: I hope you will no longer be uneducated but intelligent after
reading:

The problems people face, especially in terms of security, can be numerous and complex. They often stem from various socio-economic, political, and cultural issues, including:

1. Personal Security
Crime: People living in areas with high crime rates experience personal safety concerns, such as theft, assault, or violence and attack.

Violence and Conflict: Political instability, social unrest, or even domestic violence can threaten the safety of individuals.

Cybersecurity Threats: With the rise of technology, issues like identity theft, data breaches, and online harassment are growing concerns.

2. Socio-Economic Issues
Poverty and Unemployment: Lack of access to basic needs like food, healthcare, and shelter can contribute to crime and insecurity.

Lack of Education: Without education, people may not have access to well-paying jobs or opportunities to improve their lives, which can lead to desperation and crime.

3. Environmental Risks
Natural Disasters: Earthquakes, floods, and hurricanes are examples of environmental threats that can impact security in certain regions.

Climate Change: Rising sea levels, wildfires, and extreme weather events may pose a risk to people's security, especially in vulnerable areas.

4. Health and Public Safety
Pandemics: Health threats like COVID-19 or other infectious diseases can disrupt daily life and cause insecurity.

Healthcare Access: People living in underserved areas may struggle to access proper healthcare, leading to further socio-economic instability.

How the University of Kaduna Can Address These Issues:
When a university is established in a region, it can address these problems in several ways:

Education as a Pathway to Security:

Universities provide education, which can help reduce poverty and unemployment. By equipping people with skills and knowledge, they can access better jobs, contribute to their communities, and reduce economic disparities.

An educated population is generally less likely to engage in criminal activities and more likely to support peaceful, democratic systems.

Promoting Research on Security and Social Issues:

Universities conduct research that can help identify and propose solutions to pressing security issues using sciences such as crime prevention, disaster management, cybersecurity, and public health.

The research can inform policies and practices that address local and national security concerns.

Community Engagement and Social Services:

Universities often work closely with local communities, offering programs that address social issues, provide services, or engage in volunteer work. This can contribute to reducing social unrest and improving public safety.

Universities often have programs to help disadvantaged individuals or communities, offering them the resources to improve their lives.

Creation of Safe Spaces:

Campuses themselves can serve as safe spaces for students, offering secure environments with security personnel, surveillance, and emergency protocols in place.

The presence of a university in Kaduna will also contribute to a safer neighborhood by reducing crime and increasing community cohesion.

Economic Development:

Universities often stimulate local economies by creating jobs, attracting investment, and promoting innovation. A stronger local economy can reduce poverty, which in turn can reduce insecurity.

By producing graduates with expertise in various fields, universities help to develop a workforce that can address local issues, including security, infrastructure, and healthcare.

Science and innovations:

This university of Southern Kaduna will focus on programs related to science, and medical studies, contributing to a more stable society.

Students, faculty, and research centers can work to mediate local disputes and create frameworks for resolving conflicts.

In Summary:
The establishment of a university in Kaduna may not directly solve every security problem but can have a significant indirect impact by addressing underlying causes of insecurity such as poverty, lack of education, and lack of economic opportunity. By providing education, conducting research, fostering community engagement, and contributing to economic development, universities play a critical role in creating more secure, stable, and prosperous societies.

Na you get time dey answer lexy2014 slowpoke questions. He is Nairaland's in-house nuisance. Just ignore him.

sirblend:
Anthony Joshua can't lace his boots

And whose boots can you lace Mr. Nonentity?

If we win our next match, then Nigeria can still have chance of qualifying.

Edoblakky:
Once we start permutation and combination, know that we're in a dicey spot and we put ourselves there

So bad. It will be so sweet to see the SE in North America.

wiseone28:
If Benin vs South Africa game will be draw there will be hope

That's too big a hope.

Pythagoras001:
the last spot is not automatic as the team would have to play inter confederation play off with countries from other continent to get the last 2 spots. How best bet is to top the group meaning we must win South Africa away to qualify and hope the lose to Benin or Rwanda

What a complex arrangement, a recipe for failure and hypertension for any country not leading its table.

wiseone28:
I wish but i don't see Nigeria qualifying for the world cup

We keep hope alive until the end.

Pythagoras001:
only 1 team per table qualifies the best top 4 losers would play playoff for only 1 spot

Then it is still dicey for Nigeria to qualify.

Godwithus20:
How many teams are to qualify from this group?

2 from the commentary.

ekitimanalways:
She is a daughter of European settlers in Zimbabwe. Feel free to argue that.

So says an Ekiti rural dweller.

Oga, please update yourself, the world is now a global community.

anonimi:
They will only tackle their fellow Igbo brethren since the Fulani asslicker in Aso Rock said that only Igbo people are violent kidnappers and killers.

An inane excuse to stop your people from taking charge of their own destiny and security.

You are always heaping your tribe's failures on innocent bureaucrats or politicians who are neither aware nor have a hand in their predicaments.