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monkeyleg:
Oh, I thought it was on the news somewhere we could follow. there is no information anywhere, it is begining to look very scary. Firm confirmed results should have been announced by now

. . . Heard it live, on radio nigeria election programme . . . Its real!

monkeyleg:
@Dotman01,
who is annoucing the results?

. . . The REC ofcourse

Reporting live from ibadan north federal constituency -- ACN candidate hon. Abiola Dada won the house of rep. Seat, the result has just been announced

Saw this on FB dnt knw actually hw autenthic it is --
Prof Olusola
Adeyeye (ACN) defeats Olagunsoye
Oyinlola; declared Senator-elect 4 Osun
Central Senatorial district #
NigeriaDecides

Babajide Chris
Omoworare (ACN) defeats Iyiola
Omisore (PDP); declared Senator-elect
for Osun East Senatorial District #
NigeriaDecides

From Bashorun area and also at loyola college ibadan - electorates are still expecting ballot papers

@rhamz . . . Am tired of this UMBLERRA party jare! Am voting for progressives

i cant wait for tomorow to kick out PDP. . .

sin no more. . . boy

190:
I thought he was just starting!!  

yeah. . . Thats wat it is . . . Lol

texazzpete:
SO what this woman is saying is that her husband didn't simply ask her to leave politics totally (which is what any husband afraid of politically motivated violence would do!!). instead she would have us believe he asked her merely to switch party to APGA (because apparently APGA contains saints and angels).

GBAM.

Short Bio
Dr. Akanmu G. Adebayo
Dr. Akanmu Adebayo is Professor of
History at Kennesaw State University.
He was also formerly Executive
Director of the Institute for Global
Initiatives (2003-2009); assistant
dean in the College of Humanities and
Social Sciences (2002-2003); and
assistant director in the Office of
International Programs (1995-1997).
Adebayo has held other administrative
positions, including serving as the
Chair of the University System of
Georgia’s Committee on International
Students and Scholars, a committee
charged with addressing issues facing
international students and scholars in
Georgia ’s 35 public universities and
colleges.
As Executive Director of the IGI, his
most recent administrative position,
Adebayo worked with KSU ’s
leadership to maintain and strengthen
the institution ’s international focus. He
coordinated, articulated and helped to
establish KSU ’s mission of international
education, research and public service.
He worked with faculty, staff and
students throughout the university
and fostered relationships with state,
national, and international agencies
concerned with promoting
international education. The IGI
directly operated or helped to
coordinate many study abroad
programs ranging in length from two
weeks to eight weeks during summer,
as well as semester-long programs. In
addition, the IGI managed KSU’s
faculty and staff exchanges and
coordinated relations with overseas
partner institutions. Finally, the IGI
coordinated regional studies and
provided leadership for component
centers, including Center for African
and African Diaspora Studies, Center
for Hispanic Studies, several Asian
Studies centers, and the Confucius
Institute. Adebayo brought to this
position such attributes as vision,
collaborative spirit, fundraising, and
diplomatic skills.
Despite his forays into university
administration, Professor Adebayo is,
first and foremost, a teacher and
scholar. His teaching and research
have spanned many decades and
continents. As full-time, part-time, or
visiting professor, Adebayo has taught
in Nigeria, Canada, Germany, and the
U.S. He was Senior Lecturer at Obafemi
Awolowo University (1980-1991),
Visiting Associate Professor at York
University, Toronto, Canada
(1991-1992), and Research Fellow at
the Center for Modern Oriental Studies,
Berlin, Germany (1994). As a member
of the faculty at Kennesaw State
University, Adebayo has made
significant contributions to program
development in the area of African
and international studies. He provided
leadership for the development of a
degree program in African and African
Diaspora Studies, and in the
establishment of the Center for African
and African Diaspora Studies. He has
received many awards for his
excellence in teaching and research,
including being finalist in the
Distinguished Scholarship Award in
1999, and the Tommy Holder Award
in 2009.
Dr. Adebayo received his education at
the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU,
formerly University of Ife), where he
earned his B.A. (First Class Hons.)
(1979), M.A. (1982), and Ph.D. (1986)
— all in History. His B.A. History long
essay is entitled A History of Iwo to
1960; his M.A. History thesis was on
Petroleum and Nigeria ’s Foreign Policy;
and he wrote his Ph.D. thesis on A
History of Revenue Allocation in
Nigeria. He specializes in African
economic history with emphasis on
production and distribution of wealth.
He has written on various aspects of
African economy. He is the author or
editor of many books, chapters in
books, and articles in learned journals.
He is author of Embattled Federalism: A
History of Revenue Allocation in
Nigeria (1993), co-author of Culture,
Politics and Money among the Yoruba
(2000), co-editor of Instructional
Technology Training for Basic
Education in Ghana (2003); co-editor
of Globalization and Transnational
Migrations: Africa and Africans in the
Contemporary Global System (2009);
co-editor of Marginality and Crisis:
Globalization and Identity in
Contemporary Africa (2010); and
author of In the Sphere of the Dragon:
China ’s Economic Relations with Africa
in the New Millennium (2010).
Currently, he is the Editor-in-Chief of
the Journal of Global Initiatives which
publishes articles on global policy
issues, pedagogy, perspectives.
His current research projects include
themes and topics like African
Economic History, Chinese and Asian
Economic Relations with African
Countries, New African Diaspora, Brain
Drain, Leadership and Governance in
Africa, and International Partnership
Agreements between African and U.S.
Universities. Professor Adebayo
consults on these topics. He also
conducts training and workshops to
assist new African universities to
develop effective and sustainable
international programs.
Professor Adebayo is married to
Omotola Adebayo and they are
blessed with three children: Dr.
Jolaade Adebayo MD, Mrs. Tunrade
Schumann, and Mr. Adeolu Adebayo.

Pukkah:
Is there any infrastructure in Nigeria that is not decaying?

. . . National assembly building. . .lol

bunch of a.s.5 holes. . . Phee dee phed!. . .failure!

THE Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN)
presidential aspirant and former
Chairman of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC),
Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, on Sunday in
Abuja, said his ambition to become the
president next year, was never
threatened by the ongoing talks on
possible alliance of opposition parties
to take over power from Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP).
This is just as he said that
arrangements had been concluded for
his formal public declaration to contest
for president in the 2011 general
election the platform of ACN on
Wednesday, December 15 at an event
to take place at the International
Conference Centre, Abuja.
He dismissed claims in some quarters
that his ambition might be diminished
by an alliance of ACN with the
Congress for Progressive Change
(CPC), giving the stature of General
Muhammadu Buhari, who might be
favoured by such accord.
He spoke, while addressing newsmen
on the public presentation of his book:
My Story; My Vision, that will take place
on Tuesday, December 14, 2010, at
THISDAY Dome in Abuja, to herald the
formal flag off of his presidential
campaign in the coming days.
Speaking through the head of media
of his campaign organisation, Mr.
Chido Onumah, Ribadu said: “We are
open to alliances and we have been
working with other parties, All
Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA)
and Labour Party among others. Our
focus is to align with as many
progressive parties as possible in
order to defeat the PDP.”  www.tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/14666-2011-buhari-is-no-threat-to-my-presidential-ambition-ribadu

person wey no see food chop go brush?. . . Abi no be naija almajiris dey?

Nigeria would be taking another
shot at a place in the Guinness
Book of World Record by
attempting to break the record
for the most number of people
brushing their teeth
simultaneously in multiple
locations.
The initiative, led by Dr Lawal
Bakare Founder, HIET Solutions, a
health promotions company
driven by design thinking, in
partnership with the Nigerian
Dental Association, is not only
aimed at bringing positive media
attention to Nigeria but to
encourage sustainable healthy
oral health behaviour. “We want
to draw attention to the need for
hygienic oral behaviour.
We are excited about the initiative
and we are already getting
support from government
agencies and response from the
private sector has been
encouraging ”.
The event billed to hold in Lagos
at a yet to be specified date will
involve over 300, 000
participants-mainly school
children- stationed in multiple
locations across different areas of
the state. Dr. Bakare said the
choice of school children is
strategic. ‘We are aware that kids
are very impressionable and their
excitement about an initiative like
this is a fantastic resource.
We want to give them the
opportunity to write their name
into the history books while
learning good oral hygiene. Our
volunteer scheme has been a
huge success and we are still
getting sign ups on a daily basis
so we are very excited ”
concluded Dr Bakare.
The present record involved
177,003 people, by India set in
2007 www.vanguardngr.com/2010/12/record-breakers-nigeria-takes-another-shot-at-the-guinness-book/

Ruq:
Nothing for the Mo'hits! Eyah

. . .u dey pity dem?. . Lol

Rest In Peace. . . Busayo

Genuflect:
30 mins ko, 1759 ni. Nice marketing strategy

. . . Lmao

Beaf,
Dapobear,
Becomerich,
Bluetooth.

that guy's performance was awesome. . . Saw him about a month ago in a church in ibadan, actually i didnt knw him, but i noticed him cos of dat plaster in his face. . . . He's got swaggs

temmytanny:
GLO even changed mode9 to RUGGY

. . . And rugged's goin to be there 4 life abi? They signed contracts now. . . abi no be person they there b4 m9?

temmytanny:
but am surprised now that he has left them all(jahbless,2phat,cabasa and co)

. . .and u aint suprise dat rugged left them all ? (ojb jezreel, abounce, jaffar, nomoreloss, c-moin)

after listenin to d weak track, honestly ruggedman is a big fool. . . Indeed d guy na 'apa'. . . No originality. . The original chorus was done by gpa, no punchline, no content just gibberish. He said he gave ''9ice the fame and wife, in order words i gave u life''. . . Doctors really need to check his brain 4 writin dat line. . .Rughead's  a coward why is he claimin d song isnt a diss track and surely its a diss track but a very weak one. . . . at d end he was sayin . . . 'God bless 9ice's fans, God bless u 9ice'. . .why u prayin 4 someone u dissin. . Wanted to make it luk like he wasnt dissin 9ice. . The   He's really lookn 4 sympathy.

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ladi02:
the only reason he was arrested was cos he must have been rude to the policemen, simple!

. . . .and not ready to settle his case on the spot . . .abi?

oleeeeeÈ

justwise:
Desperate is xmas draw closer and closer

. . . .lmao. . . U know say na xmas and ileya wit new year every thing just jam 2geda. The guy really dey desperate lol!

googles:
That song is capital crap but I like. . ._{now my ring tone sef}

D'banj tried o I felt him more jor

. . . . Absolutely. . . I was expectin somthin better

eldee:
And yeah, Nas has denied that the thing ever happened in many interviews.

. . . . Good. . . But nas didnt call jay z to record the convo and postin it to the internet 4 everyone . . . Naaah!!. . . Thats d big difference.

semid4lyfe:
The way people dey talk & doubt, u go think se Snoop Dogg na extra-terrestrial and nor be human being.

. . . Abi ooo. . . . Like say snoop na hotcake

Chelsea winnin 2-0