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igbo boy:Heh. If "native" was the rule for defining what people can comment on, then the NL politics section would have a fraction of the traffic. I'll follow that rule as soon as I see everyone else following it. |
Lol. Naked biking, for real? |
monkeyleg:What is he even doing with all the money? What is he spending it on? Even if he is stealing half, doesn't that leave a lot for development? |
Isn't Nchara from Opi town? ![]() |
on OCTOBER 24, 2011 · in NEWS BY PETER OKUTU ABAKALIKI – Over 80 Ebonyi indigenes recently sacked by Abia State Government, yesterday, staged a peaceful protest at Government House, Abakaliki, to press home the need for them to be re-absorbed into their home state’s civil service. The protesters carried placards with the inscriptions “A Sojourner has a home”; “we have come home for sense of belonging”; “Ebonyi State, salt of the nation, we embrace you”and “East or West, North or South, home is better,” among others. A protester wielded one of the disengagement letters signed by the Board Secretary, ASUBEB, Umuahia, Chief Emma Igwe, which read: “I am directed to notify you of your disengagement from the service of Abia State Universal Basic Education Board with effect from October 1, 2011. This is due to ongoing re-organization in the service. While appreciating your past services, please accept our best wishes in your future endeavours.” Spokesman for the group, Mr. Okoro Chibuike Uduma, pointed out that the reason they were disengaged was the fact that Governor Thoedore Orji of Abia State wanted to implement the payment of the new minimum wage for only indigenes of Abia State. He said: “We are public servants from Abia State. The governor of Abia State said we have to come back to our state to enable him pay the new minimum wage. Before we knew it, we were disengaged and that’s why we are here so that we can be reabsorbed into Ebonyi State civil service. “Since the Ebonyi Government said it is a rumour and that they have not received any official letter from Abia State Government, we are here to tell you people that it is not a rumour; it is real, we have been disengaged because Abia State government wants to pay 18,000 minimum wage to its indigenes.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/10/abia-indigenisation-affected-ebonyi-natives-protest-sack/ |
Related to this last direction of discussion: http://articles.boston.com/2011-10-23/news/30313998_1_student-loans-loan-program-college-students Interesting. Not sure I agree with Paul though. |
Heh, this is definitely Beaf's M.O. Which is why I called him out on it. Hopefully others will smack him down when he tries this crap again in the future. |
Nah over the course of a week she could easily do 40. That is only 8 per day (ignoring weekends.) 4 miles each way. If she lives in a fairly flat area with good bike lanes and such, then there is no reason not to do the 4 miles. At 15 MPH, that is just 16 minutes of biking each way. |
bachelors in mathematics and bachelors in something else, some university master's, another university |
Lol yeah. Googling is the first thing you should do on any technical topic you don't know. Calculus, physics, programming, engineering, chemistry, biology, whatever. Google/wikipedia it first ![]() |
Let's let sleeping dogs lie. No need to insult anyone's god (figuratively speaking), whether you think highly of said god or not. Anyway all this Ojukwu stuff isn't going to butter anyone's bread in 2011, so nothing gained by insulting or praising him. So let's just leave it be. |
Are you on unix or windows? In either case, you can google for how to do this. |
Is there a youtube video of this dude crying? If not, someone needs to put it up |
It probably isn't. But it is just a small, kind of "why the fvck did you do that to us?" type of move. |
Warri axis got kinda screwed Smh @ IBB Oh well, if this call for Anioma State goes through, then things will be corrected |
Distasteful |
oyb:I'm guessing they hope to be friends with Libya's new gov't (despite being Islamic) the same way they are buddies with Saudi. Hope it works out. We shall see. Who knows, perhaps they shall regret supporting Ghadaffi's fall |
![]() Scary stuff. Definitely sympathize with them. May the souls of the dead RIP |
Omarosa is a sexy chick. White man cannot handle her. In fact most black dudes cannot handle her. I can handle her though ![]() |
nolongTing:Abi o I don't see either of them dealing with the points he makes |
I met this 67 year old man on Friday. He build himself a home gym with weights, a treadmill, and an area for meditation. Evidently he does 2 hours a day in the morning. I was impressed ![]() People like him inspire me a lot. No real reason one cannot be fit, strong and active until your 70s. |
Kobo, if you are really doing 40 miles a week, kudos to you. You must be in phenomenal physical condition. |
Whether we like it or not, it is their right. People should be able to choose whatever form of government they like, yes? Even if it is an Islamic Republic ![]() I don't like it, but it is what it is. |
[quote author=obo_man link=topic=786945.msg9403939#msg9403939 date=1319403589]Black men even worship and revere their goddesses, and yet you feel black women are the most abused? My great-granddad worship Shango and Oya ( beautiful black goddess) and yet you feel black men treat you like shet? The imported religion ( Islam and Christianity) that your 'ultimate alpha white men and Arabs' brought to us, I ask you, how many of their texts represents woman as goddesses or people of importance? If a black man can't take care of his family or walks out on his family, he would be called to order ( by members of his extended family). If your so- called 'good Caucasian man' walks away from his family, the society is so messed up that no one gives a fucck, Yet 1 ignoromous is here calling a society black men have created for Millennia to look after our affairs ( including that of our wives) rubbish and abusive. I swear, black women have always had it so nice in black societies and are still having it nicely. You lots, Merge, Inked, and Linda are just ungrateful lots, .[/quote]Hmmm!Now this is a pretty damn good argument. Let's see if anyone can debunk it. |
Lol. FC indeed. I'm a bit surprised actually. |
Lmao texazzpete is 100% right on this one. |
Very interesting! Lots of good stuff. I liked this a lot, though it wasn't the main point: The current economic weakness of Europe and America is also your opportunity. There is not going to be any growth inEurope or the US – while China and India and Brazil are dependent to an extent on Europe and the US for their growth. So where will investment money flow now? The choice is Africa or gold bars. And Nigeria is the big one. Lagos itself would be the fourth largest economy in Africa if it was an independent state – and it has no oil. Lucky Lagos. |
@emofine: Interesting. Guess we'd need a more thorough study to know one way or another, though. |
Lmao. This is a very interesting/entertaining discussion. *munches popcorn* |
And FWIW, I'm not beefing anyone on this forum. Ignoring yes, but that is different. |
Lol. I like to think of myself as a well-rounded person, with broad interests. I like economics, public policy, business, philosophy, even a bit of history and sociology. But that I like those things doesn't mean that society should subsidize them. You feel me? I don't believe that your typical student from those fields is as worthy of being subsidized as your typical student of certain other fields (obviously though, typical != best. Your top economics, PP, business, philosophy, history, sociology students are damn good at what they do and are worthy of attention.) If you want to study those things, pay (or borrow) your own way, in my opinion. Anyway, I guess we'll agree to disagree. But I think we can all agree that the bottom 20% or 30% of college students, there is absolutely no real reason for the state to be spending money educating them. They don't really belong in college anyways. |
Are you taking 30 credits? ![]() Or not a county resident? Tuitionhttp://www.pgcc.edu/parents/payingForCollege/tuitionFees.aspx |
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