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Arsenal wil wipe Astonvilla ruthlessly like say tomorrow no de

ON GUSTAVO

Thank God we didnt sign Gustavo.
Guys. We av Ramsey and Diaby. We dont
need dis guy. He lacks confident as he is
afraid dat Arsenal will not give him first
team football.

What a loser. He doesnt want challenges.
I dont blame him for his fear as we ar too
talented.

....ya

........ya

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Arsenal wil wipe Astonvilla ruthlessly like say tomorrow no de

ON GUSTAVO

Thank God we didnt sign Gustavo.
Guys. We av Ramsey and Diaby. We dont
need dis guy. He lacks confident as he is
afraid dat Arsenal will not give him first
team football.

What a loser. He doesnt want challenges.
I dont blame him for his fear as we ar too
talented.

Arsenal wil wipe Astonvilla ruthlessly like say tomorrow no de

ON GUSTAVO

Thank God we didnt sign Gustavo.
Guys. We av Ramsey and Diaby. We dont
need dis guy. He lacks confident as he is
afraid dat Arsenal will not give him first
team football.

What a loser. He doesnt want challenges.
I dont blame him for his fear as we ar too
talented.

Arsenal wil wipe Astonvilla ruthlessly like say tomorrow no de

ON GUSTAVO

Thank God we didnt sign Gustavo.
Guys. We av Ramsey and Diaby. We dont
need dis guy. He lacks confident as he is
afraid dat Arsenal will not give him first
team football.

What a loser. He doesnt want challenges.
I dont blame him for his fear as we ar too
talented.

Thank God we didnt sign Gustavo.

Guys. We av Ramsey and Diaby. We dont need dis guy. He lacks confident as he is afraid dat Arsenal will not give him first team football.

What a loser. He doesnt want challenges.

I dont blame him for his fear as we ar too talented.

Donholykel: pls when is the end date of the application.

call d no

up Naija

The committee set up by the federal
government to implement the needs
assessment report in Nigerian universities
yesterday reached an agreement with
representatives of the striking members
of the Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU) on the vexed issue of
decaying infrastructure in Nigerian
universities following the adoption of a
report by the committee’s technical
committee.

The committee, chaired by Benue State
Governor, Dr Gabriel Suswam, which rose
from a long meeting at the Benue
Governor’s Lodge Asokoro, Abuja, last
night, announced to newsmen that the
federal government had reached
agreement with ASUU to deploy N100
billion for the provision of infrastructure
on the campuses of 61 universities
covered in the needs assessment report
earlier carried out by a committee of the
federal government.

Based on the agreement, therefore, the
only matter in contention is the issue of
the earned allowances which Suswam
gave assurances that the matter, too,
would be dealt with on Monday since the
federal government had made substantial
offers to the striking lecturers.

The technical committee, chaired by Dr
Banfa, a nominee of ASUU, had proposed
in its report that the N100billion be
shared among all the 61 federal and state
universities in the country for
intervention in the areas of the
rehabilitation and construction of lecture
halls, renovation and construction of
libraries and laboratories, and
rehabilitation and construction of hostels.

Banfa said the 61 universities were
categorized into four based on the size of
student enrolment, noting that the
categories depended on the university
with 30,000 students and above, 20,000
students and above, 15,000 students and
above, and 10,000 students and above
respectively.

Each of the universities would then be
given its share of the fund to apply in the
projects already identified in the needs
assessment report for immediate
implementation.

In adopting the report, Suswam said
everything would be done to avoid
bureaucracy in the award of contracts for
the identified projects so that the
campuses would immediately witness a
new lease of life with the coming on
stream of the new projects.

The governor disclosed that President
Goodluck Jonathan had agreed to flag off
the construction of infrastructural projects
under the N100billion stimulus package in
a university to be selected, to symbolize
the commencement of construction work
in all the universities.
He said the new projects to be
undertaken would be standardized such
that all the Universities will enjoy similar
facilities in terms of the new projects.

“I am confident that, very soon, the
students will resume. As a leader in this
country, I am worried about the strike.
Mr President is absolutely worried and
everybody is concerned that the students
should not stay at home more than
necessary,” he stressed.

The implementation committee meeting
was attended by the ministers of
Education, Labour and Productivity, and
other education funding agencies of the
federal government, including the Central
Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigerian National
Petroleum Corporation (NNPC),
Petroleum Technology Development Fund
(PTDF), NITDA, Nigeria Communications
Commission (NCC), and Tertiary
Education Trust Fund (TETFund) among
others as well as the president of ASUU.

Source:
http://leadership.ng/news/140813/fg-
ASUU-agree-n100bn-deal-varsities-
infrastructure

The committee set up by the federal
government to implement the needs
assessment report in Nigerian universities yesterday reached an agreement with
representatives of the striking members
of the Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU) on the vexed issue of
decaying infrastructure in Nigerian
universities following the adoption of a
report by the committee’s technical
committee.

The committee, chaired by Benue State
Governor, Dr Gabriel Suswam, which rose
from a long meeting at the Benue
Governor’s Lodge Asokoro, Abuja, last
night, announced to newsmen that the
federal government had reached
agreement with ASUU to deploy N100
billion for the provision of infrastructure
on the campuses of 61 universities
covered in the needs assessment report
earlier carried out by a committee of the
federal government.

Based on the agreement, therefore, the
only matter in contention is the issue of
the earned allowances which Suswam
gave assurances that the matter, too,
would be dealt with on Monday since the
federal government had made substantial
offers to the striking lecturers.

The technical committee, chaired by Dr
Banfa, a nominee of ASUU, had proposed
in its report that the N100billion be
shared among all the 61 federal and state
universities in the country for
intervention in the areas of the
rehabilitation and construction of lecture
halls, renovation and construction of
libraries and laboratories, and
rehabilitation and construction of hostels.

Banfa said the 61 universities were
categorized into four based on the size of
student enrolment, noting that the
categories depended on the university
with 30,000 students and above, 20,000
students and above, 15,000 students and
above, and 10,000 students and above
respectively.

Each of the universities would then be
given its share of the fund to apply in the
projects already identified in the needs
assessment report for immediate
implementation.

In adopting the report, Suswam said
everything would be done to avoid
bureaucracy in the award of contracts for
the identified projects so that the
campuses would immediately witness a
new lease of life with the coming on
stream of the new projects.

The governor disclosed that President
Goodluck Jonathan had agreed to flag off
the construction of infrastructural projects under the N100billion stimulus package in a university to be selected, to symbolize the commencement of construction work in all the universities.

He said the new projects to be undertaken would be standardized such that all the Universities will enjoy similar facilities in terms of the new projects.

“I am confident that, very soon, the
students will resume. As a leader in this
country, I am worried about the strike.
Mr President is absolutely worried and
everybody is concerned that the students
should not stay at home more than
necessary,” he stressed.

The implementation committee meeting
was attended by the ministers of
Education, Labour and Productivity, and
other education funding agencies of the
federal government, including the Central
Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigerian National
Petroleum Corporation (NNPC),
Petroleum Technology Development Fund
(PTDF), NITDA, Nigeria Communications
Commission (NCC), and Tertiary
Education Trust Fund (TETFund) among
others as well as the president of ASUU.

Source:
http://leadership.ng/news/140813/fg-ASUU-agree-n100bn-deal-varsities-infrastructure

Chrisabig: Abeg nigeria guys don die finish for china, mostly ibo, uli and iheala guys doing drug business in dragon hotel. Yesterday morning 300 police with dog suround the hotel and many guys jump from 5 story and skater there legs while 7 die at a spot, up to 100 where cash, no bi small thing, if you have brother here pls call to know if his alive., FG do something fast to make sure only business men are alow to travel.

Rip English. Nyc 1 Imam

raynold: hey house, please I am studying geology at Nnamdi Azikiwe university Awka.. And will really like to know good books that can help me out till my final year in the school. I am a 200L student..

Read Physical Geology textbook by Plummer. It will help u a lot. At 200 Level, u wil b doin mineralogy, general petrology and d basics in Geology.

dabossman: Hhm, tori don dey change. Now it is "we were relegated but technically we've not played in the lower division." I hear you.

Na wa for u. Se u no sabi english ni.
Conditionally, Arsenal is d only team in Europe dat hasnt been relegated tii date (neva ever played in lower division) but technically de av relegated

IYA NGBALI: we are not assnal,its only assnal dat wud be tripd by dat kind of trophy,we've seen it all

Hmmmn. Dont allow DmainMan descend on u o. U ad beta revert ur statement Lol.

patpeypey: For those still saying Arsenal wasnt relegated. Here is a source for your consumption.

Woolwich Arsenal moved there in the 1913 close season, having finished bottom and relegated back to the Second Division in 1912–13.[9] They replaced the "Woolwich" in their name with "The" in April 1914, finally becoming plain "Arsenal" in November 1919,[16] although the press at the time continued to refer to them as "The Arsenal

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Arsenal_F.C._(1886–1966).
Did I hear some say ' OH NO! '

Dont u guys understand me ni.

We were relegated in 1912/1913 but didnt go to d lower division cos of war. So technically, we havent play in lower division.

In 1919, we changed our name to Arsenal and since den we havent been relegated.

Source:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Promotion_and_relegation

Arsenal of England, for instance, has only
been relegated once in their entire
history at the end of the 1912–13 season,
and have been in the top flight
continuously since 1919 – by far the
longest such run in English football

Odunharry: war erupted d season Arsenal was to be relegated...they avnt playd in England 2nd division

Nyc 1 astute dude. U ar so on point unlike odas who ar just spewing rubbish without any source.

Like he said, war erupted d season Arsenal ought to av been relegated but never did. So Arsenal av never been relegated playing in lower division.

Just like a student in a private school failing his promotion exam but still will get promoted. Ideally, he should av repeated but stil got promoted.

Blesyn014: Shut up! Who told you Arsenal haven't been relegated before Check your history man before spewing nonsense and misleading people please.

Guy, i can c u ar still immature from ur comments and reasoning. Dont u know who d DMainMan is. Ok av even forgotten dat u are still a kid. Let me educate and pardon u for your ignorance

Am not surprise at all because when d enemies hear d word "Arsenal", de shake in fear and tremble. De are usually scared & insecure.

Lastly, dere are only two teams in europe dat havent been relegated:

Arsenal and Intermilan

Source:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_football_teams_have_never_been_relegated

C dis plastic Man U struggling to play ordinary Wigan

Dont u all know dat Arsenal is d most entertaining team in d world.

Arsenal wil buy Suarez and destroy all of
u. We wil b d only english club to win d
quadruple.

U c, when Arsenal wins, we do it in a
special way

The only club to av gone unbeaten in a
season and winning d Epl is Arsenal
D only club dat hasnt been relegated is
Arsenal.

If i begin to mention all our record, dis
thread will b too full.

I cant just wait for this season to begin.
DMainMan cant wait

Guys, dont forget to fast the voluntary 6 fasts in d month of Shawwal to get d reward of fasting for a year as stated by Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

ibro010: Paradise is a home of honour, dignity, Rest, satisfaction,
beauty, joy and peace. May Allah make it our permanent
home, Amin. Happy Eid_Mubarak!

Jazakhallahu Khairan. Wheneva u go to FSB office, help us ask when Nigeria Award wil b out. Thanks

yemmy75: Is submission by email, by post, or how??

As a postgraduate student, i dont really know much cos i am ineligible to apply.

But u can call those numbers to ask your questions for dis year guideline.

I did call dem dis morning to very its authenticity and eligibility conditions.

Last year submission guideline was as follows whereby:

Completed application forms were
submitted to the Institute of
African Studies, University of Nigeria,
Nsukka in hard-copy or
softcopy in either JPEG or PDF format to
ias.unn@unn.edu.ng or
onuigbosamlizzy@yahoo.com

bzeey: concernin d indigent students...can u pls shed some light on dis...nd once u fill d form whr r u goin 2 submit it if u r nt 4rm unn??

Call dere numba and ask your questions.

As a postgraduate student, i dont really
know much cos i am ineligible to apply.

I did call dem yesterday morning to verify its authenticity and eligibility conditions.
Last year submission guideline was as
follows whereby:

Completed application forms were
submitted to the Institute of
African Studies, University of Nigeria,
Nsukka in hard-copy or
softcopy in either JPEG or PDF format to
ias.unn@unn.edu.ng or
onuigbosamlizzy@yahoo.com

Happy Eidel Fitri

2013 SAMOAEF Scholarship Is Out
(Undergraduates and Secondary School
Students)

SAMOAEF means Samuel Maduka Onyishi
African Entrepreneurship Foundation. It
is owned by the C.E.O of Peace Mass
Transit/ He gives scholarship annually to
more than 150 students from different
institutions in Nigeria.

The scholarship is specifically for the
blind, Physically challenged, Orphans and
indigent students ( Secondary School
students and Undergraduates (University/
Polytechnic).

The scholarship will be ending in one
month time from now. The form can be
picked at ROOM 303 in Institute of
African Studies, University of Nigeria,
Nsukka.

The application form can be downloaded
from both the two links below combined.
Copy and paste it on a webpage.

First Page:
unn.edu.ng/sites/unn.edu.ng/files/
images/SAMOAEF%202013%20FORM%
20(1).pdf
Second Page:
unn.edu.ng/sites/unn.edu.ng/files/
images/SAMOAEF%202013%20FORM%
20(2).pdf

NOTE
1. Any Nigeria student irrespective of his/
her school can apply (read d eligibilty
condition)
2. Ensure u fill d form well and add d
neccessary attachments
3. For more enquiries especially on how
to submit your application and d deadline
or any oda relevant question. Call d
following numbers:
080-354-83074
080-367-41602

Best Wishes

Olsey: More of it in good health and prosperity.

Thanks boss

2013 SAMOAEF Scholarship Is Out
(Undergraduates and Secondary School
Students)

SAMOAEF means Samuel Maduka Onyishi
African Entrepreneurship Foundation. It
is owned by the C.E.O of Peace Mass
Transit/ He gives scholarship annually to
more than 150 students from different
institutions in Nigeria.

The scholarship is specifically for the
blind, Physically challenged, Orphans and
indigent students ( Secondary School
students and Undergraduates (University/
Polytechnic).

The scholarship will be ending in one
month time from now. The form can be
picked at ROOM 303 in Institute of
African Studies, University of Nigeria,
Nsukka.

The application form can be downloaded
from both the two links below combined.
Copy and paste it on a webpage.

First Page:
unn.edu.ng/sites/unn.edu.ng/files/
images/SAMOAEF%202013%20FORM%
20(1).pdf
Second Page:
unn.edu.ng/sites/unn.edu.ng/files/
images/SAMOAEF%202013%20FORM%
20(2).pdf

NOTE
1. Any Nigeria student irrespective of his/
her school can apply (read d eligibilty
condition)
2. Ensure u fill d form well and add d
neccessary attachments
3. For more enquiries especially on how
to submit your application and d deadline
or any oda relevant question. Call d
following numbers:
080-354-83074
080-367-41602
Best Wishes