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Agriculture › Re: Giant Fish Caught In Lake At IITA Ibadan. by dridowu: 3:18pm On Jul 14, 2015
since we are in the season of fish catching, make i kuku run to the nearest river to catch my own
Politics › Re: Sule Lamido, Sons Arrive Abuja Court by dridowu: 11:57am On Jul 14, 2015
NaijaFutbol:
You obviously dont know the difference between dropped charges (Sylva) and bail (Ohakim)
okay thank you
Islam › Re: Nairaland Muslims donate relief items to Internally Displaced Persons In Abuja. by dridowu: 11:53am On Jul 14, 2015
Jazakhullahi khairan to all those that contribute financially, morally in whatever way. May Allah be with us all. (Amin)
Politics › Re: Osun Workers Resume Work After 6-wk Strike by dridowu(op): 11:27am On Jul 14, 2015
Meantime, the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC,
Joint Public Service Negotiating Councils JPSNC,
and the Trade Union Congress TUC, in the state
yesterday dissociated the unions from the recent
protests embarked upon by a group of people in
the state over unpaid salaries. The unions, after
calling off the strike used the opportunity to
condemn the protests and described them
(protests) as being politically- motivated.
Politically motivated ? which party is now responsible ?
lalasticlala kindly do the needful
Politics › Osun Workers Resume Work After 6-wk Strike by dridowu(op): 11:22am On Jul 14, 2015
Osogbo —Osun State workers yesterday ended their six weeks strike by signing a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with the state government to put an end to the industrial action. Labour leaders at the end of the meeting with government representatives at the Governor’s Office in Osogbo decided to end its strike and called on civil servants in the state to resume work today. But Council of Academic Staff Unions of Osun State-owned tertiary institutions, CASUOSTI dissociated itself from the call-off by the NLC and the TUC, saying they are not part of the decision. The union, in a statement in Osogbo, by its Secretary, Comrade Olusegun Lana maintained that they would continue with the strike as the problem of alleged mismanagement of their contributory pension scheme and deductions from their salaries were not resolved. The state government reportedly commenced the payment of backlog of workers’ salaries yesterday, starting with January and February, 2015 for state workers and March and April, 2015 for Local Government counterparts. Other ongoing payments included that of primary school teachers, balance of pensions for state government for November 2014, outstanding pensions for January-February, 2015 for Retired Primary School Teachers and March, 2015 Pensions for Retired Local Government Staff. The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed by the State government, the Joint Public Service Negotiating Councils (JPSNC), the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), and the Trade Union Congress (TUC), of Osun. Chairman, Nigeria Labour Congress, Comrade Jacob Adekomi, who spoke on behalf of other labour leaders pointed out that labour, in ending the strike considered the parlous financial situation of the state arising from decline in monthly Federal Allocations and dwindling Internally Generated Revenue, IGR which originally led to non-payment of six months’ salaries. The NLC chairman added that government and labour therefore, agreed to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding MOU in anticipation of the various efforts to be put in place to end the delay in payments. Labour also added that the strike is being suspended to show appreciation to the state government’s commitment to the welfare of its workers, having in mind the need to collect data towards the completion of the critical verification exercise of workers and retirees in the entire public service. Adekomi stressed that committees will be put in place comprising government and Labour unions representatives who will embark on the screening exercise of all categories of workers and pensioners in the state. According to him, “The MOU we are signing today is agreed to by both parties taking due cognisance of the present parlous financial situation of the state on an interim basis, as a condition precedent to suspending the strike action. “Committees will be set up according to the MOU aimed at screening, determination of the actual wage bill, and workers in the employment of the state, the actual number and actual monthly pensions’ bills of both Local Governments’ and State Government Pensioners.” Unpaid salaries protests politically motivated— Osun NLC Meantime, the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Joint Public Service Negotiating Councils JPSNC, and the Trade Union Congress TUC, in the state yesterday dissociated the unions from the recent protests embarked upon by a group of people in the state over unpaid salaries. The unions, after calling off the strike used the opportunity to condemn the protests and described them (protests) as being politically- motivated.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/osun-workers-resume-work-after-6-wk-strike/
Politics › Re: Saraki Goofs, Says No Need For Senate Confirmation For New Service Chiefs by dridowu: 11:00am On Jul 14, 2015
henchamb:
Do you expect a mere societal general bank manager to know the law.
a mere "fake banker" of collapsed societal generale bank.

@topic, i guess saraki might deny the tweet saying his account was hack.
Politics › Re: Sule Lamido, Sons Arrive Abuja Court by dridowu: 10:47am On Jul 14, 2015
NaijaFutbol:
Sule Lamido...kpele.

if only you dolled out money to Buhari like Tinipre Sylva, we would not be using you as a scapegoat
May be Ohakim also dolled out money for Buhari ?
Politics › Re: Reasons Service Chiefs Were Sacked by dridowu: 10:41am On Jul 14, 2015
Jacksparrow0712:
Beer parlour news
Lalasticlala don't do nothing undecided
i support the motion
Politics › Re: Photo:Late General Sani Abacha and MKO Abiola at an event in Lagos in Feb. 1986. by dridowu: 10:34am On Jul 14, 2015
I am here before INTROVERT. She is working under me.
Politics › Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by dridowu: 10:28am On Jul 14, 2015
May God Protect You More
Culture › Re: Yorubas And Their Greeting Mentality by dridowu: 10:23am On Jul 14, 2015
If you are from southwest and you are born and bred in southwest, yet you cannot postrate (male) or kneel down (female) when greeting an elder then you lack respect .
Agriculture › Re: Monster Fish Killed By Two Nairaland Guys by dridowu: 10:00am On Jul 14, 2015
Fish pepper soup on point
Politics › Re: I Chose New Service Chiefs On Merit, Says BUHARI by dridowu: 8:30am On Jul 14, 2015
IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Is not about their origin but attitude and style.

I learnt one of them is a Bokoharam sympathizer and a close friend.

Did he even do a proper check on their antecedents? From what the Nation newsprint wrote on him in 2012 was damning and seems not political from my point of view until clarified.
What was published in Nation Newspaper was the opinion of Dele Agekameh, Dele Agekameh uses Nation Newspaper to publish his opinion the same way FemiAribisala, Sam Omatseye, Okey Ndibe, Barcanista all uses Premium Times, Nation Newspaper, Saharareport , Nairaland respectively to share their opinion.
Politics › Re: What "THE NATION" Newspaper Said About New NSA Monguno In 2011 Editorial by dridowu:
Good Morning Nigerians
Art, Graphics & Video › Re: Amazing 3D Art by dridowu(op): 5:06pm On Jul 13, 2015
More

TV/Movies › Re: Oldies: 24 Classic Indian Movies That Warmed Our Hearts Back In The Days by dridowu: 1:58pm On Jul 13, 2015
Krossbow123:
Please we can I Download "the burning Train "
u can download "the burning train" use utorrent to download it


http://themobilebay.org/torrent/8431777/The+Burning+Train+1980+Hindi+1CD+DVDRip+x264+AAC+Esubs+%5BTMB%5D
TV/Movies › Re: Oldies: 24 Classic Indian Movies That Warmed Our Hearts Back In The Days by dridowu: 1:48pm On Jul 13, 2015
Lovely, thanks op for ds thread

TV/Movies › Re: Yoruba Movie You Will Like To Watch Over And Over Again by dridowu: 1:30pm On Jul 13, 2015
dimplecakes:
Mine is ........oga ( chameleon)

Hope u remembered the movie?
chop knuckles , u re head dy dr. Nice Movie "Oga"

hatux:
You guys should go watch 'maami' and 'ija omode'...
"Ija Omode" Nice Movie also

@topic, Iru Eshin, Koto Aye, Irunmulowo ds 3 movie are superb
TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by dridowu: 1:28pm On Jul 13, 2015
Saworoide
Politics › Re: Buhari Plans To Do Without Finance Minister; Smart Way To Empty Treasury by dridowu: 12:00pm On Jul 13, 2015
Omolami the yaba left patient, always posting offline
Politics › Re: Nuhu Ribadu Set To Emerge Next Chairman Of PDP by dridowu: 11:30am On Jul 13, 2015
Nuhu Ribadu, Tinubu Boy.................................good for APC
Education › Re: When A UI Student Manage To Have 7 Point. by dridowu: 6:12am On Jul 12, 2015
ui
Politics › Re: FG Moves Boko Haram Prisoners Out Of South east by dridowu: 9:14am On Jul 11, 2015
Better, it will reduce the fear and restore normalcy back to the affected states
http://dailypost.ng/2015/07/10/boko-haram-detainees-relocated-from-south-east/
pls lalasticlala ds deserve FP
Politics › Re: Tinubu Is No Awolowo by dridowu:
Tinubu cannot be Awolowo like wise Awolowo cannot be Tinubu.
Everybody with their own mentality. Awolowo has done his best for Yoruba race, Tinubu is doing his best right now, it is left for Femi Aribisala, I and Others Yoruba to do our best for the Yoruba race and Nigeria at large.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Receives British Deputy High Commissioner (Photo) by dridowu: 9:29am On Jul 10, 2015
tinubu: slayer of feedeefee
Travel › Re: 20 Most Dangerous Bus Stops To Avoid In Lagos And Why by dridowu: 6:35pm On Jul 09, 2015
Shine ur eyes @ Apongbon bus stop cos their is a lot of "one chance" plying that route
Education › Re: University Of Sunderland Honours Isaac Adewole, UI VC by dridowu(op): 5:22pm On Jul 09, 2015
Hard Work + Prayer = Success Congrats Prof Adewole lalasticlala
Education › University Of Sunderland Honours Isaac Adewole, UI VC by dridowu(op): 5:20pm On Jul 09, 2015
A professor whose work has improved the lives of countless women in Nigeria has been honoured by the university.

Professor Isaac Adewole received an Honorary Doctorate of Science in recognition of his outstanding academic career and his commitment to the promotion of medical screening and preventative medicine in Nigeria.

Professor Adewole is a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and is Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Nigeria.

He obtained his Bachelor of Medicine from the University of Ibadan in 1978, joining the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, where he became Senior Registrar in 1984. A Research Fellowship in the Department of Medical Oncology at Charring Cross Hospital in London followed. Professor Adewole was then appointed to the University of Ibadan, where became Provost of the College of Medicine from 2002 to 2006.

As a Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adewole has transformed the University of Ibadan into one of Africa’s top 10 universities.

Professor Adewole is the Principal Investigator of the AIDS Prevention Initiative in Nigeria, Co-Principal Investigator of the Medical Education Partnership, a former Chairman of the National Task Team on Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV, and Principal Investigator for ‘Operation Stop Cervical Cancer’ in Nigeria.

In 2013 he was presented with the Distinguished Service Award for Excellence in Research in recognition of his contribution to improving the health of Nigerian women.

Professor Adewole said: “An African proverb says ‘Until you unmask it, a masquerade remains a terror’. A war against terror - of any kind - is best achieved through collective efforts. Our modest contributions from our corner of the globe have helped in restoring hope to millions of people without hope.

“It has become a lamp among the armament that unmasked the monster HIV, and we shall continue to beam the light of research on all threats to human existence.

“This award is a recognition of the power of education and teamwork in addressing a global scourge.”

University Vice-Chancellor Shirley Atkinson says: "Our honoraries have all made highly significant contributions within their fields and will inspire our graduates as they celebrate their academic success and embark on their careers. We are proud to pay tribute to them."
http://www.sunderland.ac.uk/newsevents/news/news/index.php?nid=3420

Business › Re: CBN BVN Enrolment Now In UK (screenshot) by dridowu(op): 1:39pm On Jul 09, 2015
lalasticlala,FOD, puskin
Business › Re: CBN BVN Enrolment Now In UK (screenshot) by dridowu(op):
This is good at least to account holder in Nigeria, no stress of traveling home. Kudos to CBN
Business › CBN BVN Enrolment Now In UK (screenshot) by dridowu(op):
I got this from my mail box courtesy of Sterling Bank

Dear Customer,
Good News…Sterling Bank is pleased to inform
you that enrolment for the Bank Verification
Number can now be done for customers in
diaspora.
CBN has authorized the engagement of OIS
services in some locations outside the country.
The OIS Services offices are situated in the UK
(London and Leicester):
London office – 56-57, Fleet Street, City of
London EC4Y 1JU, U.K
Leicester – The Peepul Centre, Orchardson
Avenue, Leicester LE4 6DP, U.K ( opens only on
Fridays by 10am till 4pm).
Kindly note that this exercise will be concluded
on 20th July 2015.
While visiting any of the above offices, please go
along with the following:
A valid means of identification-current
passport/driver’s license
Account name and number
Addresses of OIS Centers in the other countries
would be provided at a later date.
Please note that this service comes at a cost of
GBP30 per enrolment.
Thank you for banking with us.

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