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[quote author=ndu_chucks]It is very possible to obtain a bachelors degree in 3 years, particularly from a non challenging 4 year college, by taking heavy course loads each semester and attending summer school. It is equally possible to obtain a non thesis Master's degree in 1 year, once again, by taking heavy course loads and attending summer school.

By the way, some colleges offer Master's degree programs. The trouble with Oduah is that, we are not yet sure which institution conferred a MBA degree on her.[/quote]Please do not fall into the imbecilic cracks most Nigerians seemed to call home. Every 4 year college in USA is very challenging however certain curricula are not more challenging than others. There is nothing such as “non challenging 4 year college” in USA. With brain and resources, 4 year program could be easily completed in 3 years including the summer schools.

Why should it be Oduah’s problem if people do not know the institution that conferred MBA degree on her? The issue can only perturb the weary-eyed bigots who are ethnically egocentric

Tolexander: you can go back to revisit my post.

On the allegation, who has something to lose and who has something to prove if honor and reputation are quantified?

Sahara reporters has something to prove but nothing to lose on the alleged certificate forgery .
Stella has both something to prove and something to lose on the allegation cos of her position and her dignity is at stake.

Just wait, in few days time, pressure will be mounted on her to tender her certificate to refute the allegation. You will like to wait till then before the needful is done?

If you followed the diplomatic way sahara reporters presented their allegation, below is the excerpt

. The allegation was presented in such a way that the burden of the allegation is borne by the The Provost Vice President of
Academic Affairs which Stella Oduah has to give an answer to and not Sahara reporters.

I guess you forgot there are courts of law in Nigeria. It is display of reckless idiocy to publish a report about someone’s qualifications or lack thereof without a proof.

Orlando Owoh: You may hate him but one thing is sure, you can't outsmart his intelligence. His letter to President Goodluck Jonathan was well written, in such as way that in itself lies the reply to whoever that writes a rejoinder. For all those like the President himself, E. K. Clark and others that have written rejoinders, Obasanjo's media aid, Tunde Oladunjoye has referred them to page 14 paragraph two of the said letter, "knowing what happens around you - most of which you know of and condone or deny, this letter will provoke cacophony from hired and unhired attackers, but I will maintain my SERENITY, because by this letter I have done my duty to you as I have always done, to your government, to the country, Nigeria."

Orlando Olodo,

I am not surprised that such unfounded praises for Olusegun Obasanjo came from Orlando Olodo. It has been said that birds of the same feathers flock together. Associating OBJ with any form of intelligence other then average human intellect is idiocy. Did you inquire why OBJ did not make it to RMA Sandhurst, UK?

Ilekokonit: What WILL promote national integration better is when the "Educated Illiterates" in our midst start getting rid of their "Stinking Thinking" and drop their backward tribalistic tendencies.

I often wonder how a supposedly enlightened, exposed and educated Nigerian can be more tribalistic than an illiterate who did not go to school.

I guess Nigerian schools have curriculum known as ethnic integration. Even the cross section of the society known for the production of almost everything on earth prides itself on ethnical lineage. There is no doubt most Nigerians do not even appreciate themselves talk less their ethnicities.

In fact, the act of knowing who you are and roots of one’s ancestral lineage is part of education and enlightenment.

Ikengawo: Stop selling this lie
Rockview is owned by Chief Alex Ekwueme, he recently sold it to a group of investors that in collaboration with him are renovating the hotel.
You haven't posted a road that wasn't there before Rochas. Owerri has been beautiful for ages, we're not going to come here now and say the beautiful pictures of owerri are because Rochas came and build this city out of sand. Please stop. I'm not going to say his government is 100% ajiroro but as it stands we're the most indebted igbo state. This is the highest disgrace possible. On top of this imolites are having a hard time seeing where this money is going outside of trotting the country campaigning for an APC candidate that doesn't exist. What about these locals didn't exist in these locals 6 years ago? Do you think it's today that Wethedral started to wear a civilized face? Stop with the falsehood.

Okorocha is a clown. He's an absolute disgrace and the age where our state's highest seat is a stepping stone for anyone's federal ambition or business expansion is over. Time is no longer on our side, we have no space for lies. Okorocha has erected 1 school out of the '300' he set to do upon getting elected.

I have stopped paying any mind to Abagoro with constant posting of pictures of Owerre that existed when Mallam Rochas Okorocha was a political thug in Jos, Plateau State. I had been driving on Owerre/Orlu and Whetheral roads since the 80s.

Abagoro and fellow sycophants have been agog to shower silly praises on Mallam Rochas Okorocha yet to provide iota of pictures of aforementioned wonders in Orlu.

kel4soft: No Afam, Elele not Elelenwo. Ndele in Elele looks more or less a town tbf.

Obigbo is more of a town than Elele. In fact, Isiokpo could be considered a town before Elele yet they are glorified villages.

Abagworo: I told you guys on Nairaland that the Presidency were arming youths in Bayelsa and Rivers since last year and people seem not to believe. There is also counter-arming going on right now which means there will be a war in Rivers and Bayelsa State in a few months. Very serious war.

Do not think for one second you had watertight anonymous proof on the Internet. I suggest you shut up your loud mouth.

Those miscreants at the helms of judiciary and journalism in the cesspit called Nigeria should desist from acts of partisanship.

Anybody in Nigeria who thought GEJ will end corruption, tribalism and change Nigeria is an incurable fool. To make a dent on listed issues, every dumbass so-called Nigerian must be involved.

arewa queen: Is it General Nwachukwu (we call him Umar in katsina

Yes, he is called Umar Sanda!!!!

Adadio: I was full of admiration when I visited the home of a retired Nigerian Army General from Abia,and saw first hand the microcosm
of Nigeria on display.The mother of the General hailed from Katsina,the wife partly Yoruba and partly Ijaw.I was amazed
at the harmony in inter personal relationships amongst the inlaws and relations in the large family tree of diverse ethnic groups.
Why can't this harmony be displayed nation wide.A friend of mine emphasized that the NYSC is a better initiative that can better
foster national unity.Why can't we integrate better to form a seamless union?Has the black pigment got something to do with it?
Can we share our experiences or views on this please.

What arrant nonsense!!! I guess Nigerians that marry Ghanaians and vis-à-vis should have harmonized the relationship between Ghana and Nigeria. In fact, it should have led to the formation of a country called Ghageria. I do not know why few silly human beings are bent on playing God.

asha 80: replace oba with ihiala.....in imo it is owerri,orlu and okigwe.

Where is Oguta in your line up?

[quote author=ndu_chucks]The above is a red herring which has nothing whatsoever to do with the question you were asked.

Again, I do not believe that any Nigerian should be imprisoned for more than 6 months without being charged with any crime, in the name of fighting BH. This kind of treatment should not be metted out to any Nigerian citizen. Don't you agree with this? A simple Yes or No answer would suffice.[/quote]According to the above post, it safe to say you would have preferred extrajudicial killing of the so-called Nigerians to locking them up in jail. There is no doubt if GEJ had adopted the policy of total annihilation of Boko Haram in northern region, which could incur serious collateral damages, the irascible Moslems in northern region, including ndu_chucks, would have alleged it is a policy of ethnic and sectarian cleansing.

@OP

Most typical Nigerians have reduced them selves to perennial laughing stocks. How could a person possibly think of leaping into the 21st century when he/she has not touched down on 19th century? Nigerian society is an uneducated consumer type and infinitely unaware of its surroundings. It can not produce a rope to hang itself yet it wants to walk on the moon.

In addition, Nigerian society lacks basics required to be production-oriented society. If the Nigeria can not manage simple locomotive train services which require few mechanical drills and large quantity of diesel fuel, how could it manage the complexity involved in electricity and other requirements needed in monorail services? Nigerians are really funny bunch.

[quote author=5.00GP]SEE HOW A SON OF MAN IS REASONING...


WITH THE HELP OF GOD AM DONE WITH JAMB STUFF..[/quote]You are a typical Nigerian.

eluquenson: Niegria Ethnic groups as at 2013
21% Yoruba
21% Hausa
18% Igbo
11% Fulani
7% Efik-Ibibio
4% Kanuri
3% Tiv
3% Edo
2% Ijaw
10% others

Efik-Ibibio is not an ethnic group in Nigeria. You are another black eye on Nigeria's educational system.

[quote author=5.00GP]IT'S HAUSA, YORUBA IGBO........ NOT HAUSA IGBO ,YORUBA...

HAUSA-FULANI (29%) , YORUBA (21%) IGBO (18%) IJAW (10%)[/quote]Hausa-Fulani is not an ethnic group in Nigeria. There is no doubt you failed JAMB examination.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]I am more convinced than ever that you are a victim of GEJ's tribal politics. You can't even condemn a blatant human rights violation against fellow Nigerians simply because they do not hail from the SE. You do so, by hiding under your usual rant that your motherland is a cesspit. May Okwute angry massob protesters piafuka gi ......[/quote]The above post clearly explains Nigeria’s predicament. When extrajudicial killings were recklessly perpetrated in Odi, Onicha and in the creeks of deltas in southern Nigeria, no single voice was heard from other sections of the country. When the people of Bakassi were left to the crude fate of man-made policy of “defeat Biafra with all means necessary”, certain sections of Nigeria laughed to the banks.

I have called and will continue to call for the end of Nigeria so people can re-orientate and re-strategize their future and destiny in their respective nation states.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Mr. Gull, I agree with the above.

On the other hand, I do not believe that any Nigerians should be imprisoned for more than 6 months without being charged with any crime, in the name of fighting BH. This kind of treatment should not be metted out to any Nigerian citizen. Don't you agree with this?[/quote]Mr. chucks,

You can dance around this issue all you want my pal, the bottom line remains federal government operatives are people gathered based on federal character, nepotistic mechanism and political patronage. There is no iota of patriotism and meritocracy in Nigerian government and society. People can no longer make sound and judicious decisions without being accused of corruption or tribal bigotry. I am sorry to disappoint you by saying that Nigeria is what it is, cesspit.

geeez: Chime's performance is no where near Fashola's, Amosun's and Aregbesola's

Isn't this the man that tortured his wife till she became chronically depressed?

If federal government largesse in Lagos State and it’s affinity with neighboring states are removed, the above named jokers will fall like a pile of cards.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]I'm sure you do not have a problem with item 3:

(3)Release with immediate effect, thousands of innocent Nigerians, including women and children, currently held in prisons without trial for allegedly being BH members.

Why do you think GEJ has refused to take this action as aa matter of urgency?[/quote]Mr. chucks,

I urge you to tread cautiously on the subject matter of Boko Haram. When one is dealing with a complex outfit such as Boko Haram which has no command structure and had interwoven silly religious doctrine with tribally biased politics, I guess eagle’s eyes are needed.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Oga, the point of this thread would be moot if GEJ had indicated that he would not be a Presidential candidate in 2015. The whole country, with the exception of one or 2 coots like Mr. Gull, believes that he'll contest.

Let me remind you that you stated that "anybody who calls on ndigbo to engage in any form of fight, even a moonlight wrestling match, because of GEJ's presidency, must be a slow.poke". Are we to now believe that you've turned into a slow.poke? If you need specific reference to your statement, I'd be glad to provide you a link.

I'm sorry to say that you are also a victim of the tribalization of polity a la GEJ. You people believe that opposition is now synonymous to the "Eko o ni baje" phenomenon. You will soon be rudely awaken.

Did you say Sambo as Presidential candidate? LWKMD [/quote]Mr. chucks,

There is no noticeable deviation from the statement you accredited to me and my post. Unless you know something I do not know in Nigeria, there is absolutely nothing that will happen to the GEJ if he chooses to run and throws your proposed three simple actions to a dust bin.

I know those who will have a nightmare if Nigeria tilts to the brink of collapse and I dear them to make a wrong move.

@OP

The Primate Theophilus Olabayo reminds me of one Babulu of “This Is Our Chance” fame who tends to predict thunderstorm during rainy season.

@Farooq A. Kperogi, Ph.D.

Dr. Farooq A. Kperogi, I must say that your supposition that northern and western minorities accepted Hausa and Yoruba as their lingua franca while ethnic minorities in Nigeria’s Deep South resisted learning or identifying as Igbo is complete hogwash.
There were wars of domination in the north and west while there were no such things in the south. The spirit of live and late live was agog in the southern Nigeria. The western regional government under Awolowo attempted to force Yoruba language on the people defunct Midwestern region with “free-education” as bait.

kel4soft: TBH, the OP is right. If you study the history of Ijaw nation, you won't find the present day Ogbia mention anywhere. Is the same misconception people calling Degema as Kalabari people or Bile as Kalabari. Is a funny history that need insight to comprehend. Ijaw comprises of just four divide namely:
Bile
Ibani
Okrika and
Ijaw the mother language.
Kalabari is just a lighter mixture of Okrika, Ibani and Ijaw languages. King Amachree of Kalabari migrated from Calabar to Bile area to create the present day Asari Toru and Akuku Toru. For more details...

I guess Bile was founded by Okpara (Opara) Ejike. It was King Amaikiri or Amakiri (not Amachree) migrated from Arochukwu not Calabire.

@OP

I sincerely doubt if Mr. Obi made the comment you attributed to him, thus, ”Like mr "go and die" Mr Obi said that education is not meant for the poor”. If Mr. Obi is actually associated with the quotation and you spent the Internet bandwidth on it, I say you and Mr. Obi are imbecilic ninnies. Do you actually know the meaning of word – education?

@Mr. chucks,

I have warned you before now that since you began listening to the punks aptly described as "Lagos crowd" or the idiotic “Eko Oni Baje” chaps, you instantly lost value as a sound scholar. Do I have to remind you that the caption of your thread is either grossly incomplete or half-baked postulation?

For the posterity sake, are the three actions going to save GEJ from you, northern Muslim elites or GEJ himself? Or have you become a seer that had foreseen GEJ as a candidate for presidency in 2015? Have you posed for a second and say “Namadi Sambo” could be PDP’s candidate in 2015 with a southern VP?

cumpaddre: U 4got his useless bogus round-abouts .

The mallam has taken Imo State electorates for what they really are, fools. There is nothing such as kind-heartedness in governance. Governance is about doing what the law of land says.