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I'm sure a greater percentage of this figure consists of people from the North.
NB: I am a Northerner but we must stop pretending as if all is well with us.

opad22u:
What about - Here lies the body of a tyrant OR Here lie the body of a tyrant ?

The former is correct since 'body' is singular and therefore should attract a singular verb ('lies' in this instance).

na wa o
But honestly, this foolish, silly, dumb, unsophisticated, retarded, inexperienced, unrefined, and above all prosaic way of cheating reeks of brainlessness. I mean, whatever happened to the culprit's empty skull not to have thought, beforehand, of the possibility of erasure?

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We are not in a hurry either. Baba do ur tin jeje...don't mind the wailing wailers.

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person wey dash my hope of becoming FTC today...I leave u for God.

@OP, na for ds fat boy body Jonathan hide all our money wey him steal.

k

Wetin consyn me wit shopping 4 supermarket wen Aba superest market still dey exist?

Better. I'll never forgive PMB if he doesn't probe Jonathan's administration.

He used ogogoro

hum

PMB isn't humorless. But as from hence, may Amadioha punish anybody who calls PMB derogative names out of hate.

both

These private universities though.

ok

if guy deserve PhD, wetin I go com deserve? Maybe Nobel laureate in barbing.

carinmom:
hahahaha you sure say PMB go talk am so ?

Na over sure dey worry me

She must be an Igbo woman

PMB jus dey observe these guys nd he be like:
"All up u zeez kwarapt foliticians...ah go fut am por jail. Zaku ci gindin uwarku."

This guy above me though...

Kaduna State governor, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai
yesterday declared that the people who encroached into public institutions with genuine
certificate of occupancy and approved building
plans would be compensated.

el-Rufai who disclosed this while addressing
some groups comprising of students, National
Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW),
markets associations who staged peaceful
protests in support of his policies at the
Government House, explained that his
administration would compensate only land
owners with genuine papers.

“We are only recovering public schools,
hospitals land for the benefit of our children and
grand children in the state."

“Our public schools and hospitals were built to
benefit less privileged, therefore, we will not
allow some selfish individuals to take over these
lands."

“Why we commenced demolition exercise from
Alhudahuda College was because majority of
those who built houses within the college
premises did not have papers and so their
houses were demolished."

“Those who built their houses close to students
classrooms or hospitals no matter how much it
will cost us we will compensate them to get back
our lands,” he said.

Hundreds of peaceful protesters yesterday
declared support for Governor el-rufai’s land
recovery exercise in public hospitals and
schools.

The protesters under the auspices of NURTW,
Kaduna State Market Association, New Panteka, Old Students Association for Skill Acquisition, as well as GSM Handset Sellers, after peaceful roads protest in different locations stormed Sir Kashim
Ibrahim House entrance gate to register their support and encourage Governor el-rufai to go ahead with the exercise.

The large number of youths who carried placards
with different inscriptions such as “ Don’t be afraid of anybody , just continue with the demolition exercise”, “ We are strongly behind you while you recover our stolen land from greedy politicians” , “ el-Rufai save the future of
children and get back our school lands from the
rich”, and several others, begged el-Rufai to demolish any house or structure erected within
any school premises or compound.

www.leadership.ng/news/454629/well-compensate-people-with-genuine-papers-el-rufai

ok

I trust him

ok

By George Agba

President Muhammadu Buhari hinted yesterday
that he would gladly reverse or abandon some
economic policies he inherited from past
administrations if doing so would lead to the
creation of more jobs for Nigerians.

Accordingly, he has directed the Ministry of
Industries, Trade and Investment, and that Finance, as well as the Central Bank and other
relevant government agencies to evolve, before
next year’s budget, new policies to boost domestic manufacturing.

Buhari, who stated this at a meeting with the
executive members of the Manufacturers
Association of Nigeria (MAN) in the Presidential
Villa, Abuja, lamented that the textile industry that
employed about 320,000 people in the past only
has about 30,000 now.

Presidential spokesman, Mr. Femi Adesina quoted Buhari as saying in the meeting: “We are
in difficult times economically, but we’ll continue
to do our best for manufacturing to pick up. We
must begin to behave as if we have no oil at all.

“We will gladly have policy somersaults if it will
mean more jobs, particularly for youths. I
campaigned on three major planks: to effectively
secure our country, provide employment through
revamping the economy, and wage a relentless
war against corruption. I intend to keep faith with
these promises.”

Expressing regret at the dwindling fortunes of the
textile industry, the president said, “It shows the
carelessness of past governments if almost
300,000 people lose jobs in a single sector. We
have a clear idea of how we can stimulate
employment and we will work very hard to do
so.”

Earlier, MAN president, Dr Frank Udemba Jacobs,
had appealed for a review of policies that were
stifling the manufacturing sector.

He told the president that a robust manufacturing
sector was essential to the country’s economic
wellbeing.

www.leadership.ng/news/454639/i-may-reverse-abandon-some-policies-i-inherited-pmb

This must be Lagos