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LegendHero:For someone who claims to value research, what is your source of this GCE claim as INEC official documents on their website clearly shows he has a degree? He also has a physical copy that has been verified by fellow holders of the UNN degree from that era. Unlike your principal whom we are not even sure of any of his personal data. His own first degree is floating in the air unlike that of others that have starting points.
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Africum:Thank you. I also didn't know about the examinations criteria in that era as I wasn't even born when he graduated from the University in 1984. |
Throwback:Nah. You're wrong again. I, personally, wrote GCE first before SSCE. And I am very certain I'm not alone on that. |
Throwback:Once again (and again and again), GCE is regularly organized by WAEC and are also written in schools. Perhaps you want to rephrase your question to mean something else. |
Throwback:Please anytime we are talking about education, just rest. You that didn't know GCE is organized by WAEC/NECO. What do you know that we're talking about here? ![]() |
maasoap:Is Kaduna not in the north? Or you were not on that thread where Ihordspy was stripped naked for the lying coward that he was on this same Kaduna matter? ![]() |
OsunOriginal:More importantly, an educated igbo person who knows the value of research and refuse to be swayed by propaganda. |
Fitch Ratings has a website. If they didn't publish this there, then where was this done? @ogododo l think this one was manufactured somewhere strange o. This is Fitch website: https://www.fitchratings.com
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Wasn't long ago, new notes were printed. Only for them to be out of use this year. Wasteful |
The use of Federal Government here is in disguise. There are three arms that make up the Federal Government. One has washed its hand off Kanu's case in principle. Please be specific. Who is actually holding him back? |
Brendaniel:Anyone can fire up Microsoft word and type whatever he likes. Not many can summon bullion vans on election eve with electorates waiting outside for ..... Not many except (someone who I'm not sure what his real name is yet)
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That guy is a clown. Only am rush mention Kaduna. Only am still dey back out with excuses upon excuses. Person wey for just stick to dey copy and paste his propaganda long notes in peace. ![]() |
Brendaniel:You ruined your plan by adding Vote Wisely ![]() Wisdom can only lead you to ObiDatti2023.
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Well done. I guess it was an internal recruitment. |
LZAA:Technically is actually where he isn't right. The right winger is just a position. It is the role that determines what the player does. Messi as a right winger has an entirely different role from Beckham's career as a right winger, and for many reasons too, starting with the different culture under which they played and the changes in football. Secondly, And Messi didn't play in that role for long enough nor did he attain his peak there. Beckham played there almost all his career. You may also add that at Messi's peak years, Beckham moved into the central midfield position as he was already aged. So yeah, it was an odd comparison, no matter how you look at it. |
OJEEMAH:Someone's comparing Beckham's output to Messi's output despite the stark difference in their position and roles on the pitch. My days. ![]() |
Starz825:No be so. But person wey get children get level wey he fit rugged am reach. Single person with rugged an anyhow anyhow. But if children wan rugged anything nah because dem choose to no be because dem know say e no dey ![]() |
The issue is not approving 93 million. The real Koko is whether the 93 million are OBIdient. They need to work hand in hand with NMA so we can know how many people need pysch-eval in this country and include it in the budget. Obi-Datti 2023 is the truth. |
New Street Quote: Cat get nine lives but nobody update transformer ![]() |
buhariguy:Nah person wey dey alive, chop belleful dey find where e wan spend transport go o. It's all about priorities. |
Okoroawusa:You mean your life? Because minus social media, nobody still know your papa ![]() |
Ogbeni Focus!!! ![]() You go collect o |
Throwback:Ode. You dey support candidate wey any cruise with am sef nah real life affliction. Allow Obidients catch cruise, go find propaganda for your monthly 30k abeg. |
This man get mind o. How dare him? ![]() |
Wahala for who never collect certificate o |
Unu abiakwa |
LikeAking:Nobody says you should be poor. But be a good person. You cannot live this way and still have the moral justification to remove yourself as one of Nigeria's big problem. |
osazsky:I'm quite certain you're not a member of ASUU. Else you won't misunderstand my statement and also not express yours clearly too in one swoop. ![]() |
Companies that are headquartered in Western Countries. A good number of them offer remote jobs and have office spaces here and there. The greatest attribute they have is being very adaptive. If transportation is a problem, then, work from home. If inflation is hitting, increase base pay or allowances, then find a means to get more clients and the existing clients to upgrade their fees. But first, make the employees happy. You'd get access to really healthy work environments, benefits and policies. Trust me, you wouldn't want it any other way. And it will be a good precedent while setting up your own company. Unlike what is obtainable in Nigeria. Take NMA v FG for example; Doctors got tired of being guilt tripped for striking constantly at the expense of human lives; they had to seek greener pastures abroad. Now we have a problem of brain drain in that area. FG is playing the same script with ASUU. It's only a matter of time. |
ASUU filed an appeal but were told to resume first as ordered by the court, right? It was a case involving the FG. That's cool. This is another case involving the FG. What's going on here? |
shortIGBOman:This isn't a problem. We always know who cries about brain drain in the end. |
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