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herald9:
Lolz... one university can't decide the fate of a whole nation... in this case,they're but a minority.

I wonder ooo, even, it is only one person who said it and not all the students

see how she dey flaunt her wealth, how I wish she could study in Nigeria or her Father could help poor people. By the way, the SUG president of OAU vows to mobilise students of OAU to vote against him next year if he fails to reverse tuition fee ... read up the reason for his statement by clicking on this link https://www.nairaland.com/2067153/oau-students-threaten-vote-out

Students of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun State, have appealed to President Goodluck Jonathan to fulfill the promise he made to them on reduction in the fees charged by the management of the university or be ready to lose the February 2015 presidential election.

The Student Union President, Mr. Isaac Ibikunle, and the Secretary, Mr. Oludare Bamidele, said this in a statement made available to our correspondent in Osogbo on Monday.

The president had held a brief meeting with the student union leaders when he visited the OAU to attend a political meeting organised by some Yoruba leaders on the campus.

Ibikunle had told our correspondent that the President promised to act fast on the demands of the students for reduction in the fees charged by the management of the university.

He noted that some students from poor background had dropped out of school because of the exorbitant fees being charged by higher institutions.

The student stated that crime would continue to be on the increase if education, which is the only sure way to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor, was priced out of the reach of poor students.

He said OAU students and the entire students all over the country would work against the president if he fails to fulfill the promise he made to them on the fees and other matters relating to the education sector.


http://www.punchng.com/news/oau-students-threaten-to-oppose-jonathans-re-election/

wow! FTC
this is a sign of new things in my life. Grab my larcasera and guguru. I spread my mat and watch in 10D

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space booked.

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critics

Oga Seun, I think this deserve to be put on FP. the interests of these undergraduates should be made known to the world.

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Ghadafy:
Perhaps, you're not a man enough..

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[quote author=Pelumiv post=29040073][/quote]I tried the stuff but didn't work

Horluwahighdee:
please help my broda,gionee p2 sim1 card slot stopped working yesterday? what can he do to it? because he said he can't use sim 2(2g) 4 browsing. engineers please help!!!

remove the sim, clean the back of the sim and the sim housing in phone either with spirit or saliva.. there u go.
Note: that is what I normally do, I don't know maybe it's ideal

can u guys help me? I have been trying to download
applications using my android phone from Google play.
Each time I try downloading, I do get a frustrating msg
that my phone memory is not sufficient for the download
despite the fact that I have more than enough memory
on my phone.

can u guys help me? I have been trying to download applications using my android phone from Google play. Each time I try downloading, I do get a frustrating msg that my phone memory is not sufficient for the download despite the fact that I have more than enough memory on my phone.
semid4lyfe, dragnet, pelumiv, hayprof, Gsmxpert,
aieromon, engrhamid, otikpoko, thom4pal,
puskin and other phone engineers.

Princeadebayo1:
Glory to God!!!
U are immaculate on dat whatsapp group ryt?

yea

I have finished my papers ooo

Obinoscopy and seun

African champions Super Falcons will play USA,
Sweden and Australia in Group D at the 2015 FIFA
Women’s World Cup in Canada.
The competition will be held between June 6 and
July 5 in six cities, namely Ottawa, Moncton,
Montreal, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Vancouver.
The Falcons will play their first two games in
Winnipeg against Sweden on June 8, before
battling Australia four days later. The record
African champions have played at every edition of
the event since its inception in 1991.
Coach Edwin Okon’s side then meet two-time
winners USA on June 16 in Vancouver.
In Group A, hosts Canada will play China, New
Zealand and Netherlands. Group B has wo-time
winners Germany, Cote d’Ivoire, Thailand and
1995 winners Norway.
Japan, Switzerland, Cameroon and Ecuador will
slug it out in Group C while Group E consists of
Brazil, Korea Republic, Spain and Costa Rica.
Group F has England, France, Colombia and
Mexico.

SOURCE: http://www.punchng.com/sports/canada-2015-falcons-draw-usa-sweden/

nice and good for her.
do u guys know that the head coach of Nigerian U-23 men team has invited 43 foreign based players?
for note info, just click on this link and there u go.
https://www.nairaland.com/2029473/siasia-invites-47-foreign-based-players

Head coach of the national U-23 team, Samson
Siasia, has invited 47 foreign-based professionals
to battle for a place in the Dream Team.
Top on the list is Manchester City prodigy Kelechi
Iheanacho, who leads former Golden Eaglets
teammates Isaac Success, Taiwo Awoniyi and
Musa Yahaya.

Invited players are expected to start arriving the
FIFA Goal Project team camp from Saturday. This
is Siasia’s second stint in charge of the U23
team. He led the team to win silver at the Beijing
Olympics Games and will be hoping to qualify the
country for the All African Games and the 2016
Olympic Games.
LIST IN FULL
Goalkeepers


John Felagha (Eupen FC, Belgium),
Sebastian Osigwe (SC Kriens)


Defenders


Noah Olawale Ojuola (St George FC)
Godswill Elohor Ekpolo (FC Barcelona Spain),
Semi Ajayi (Arsenal FC England), Nosa Egharevba
(New York FC USA), William Troost Ekong (DFC
Dordrecht Holland), Kelvin Akpoguma( TSG
Hoffenheim Germany), Amstrong Chidi (lefke Turk
kulub Cyprus), Kingsley Madu (AS Trencin),
Dominic Iorfa(Wolves FC, England), Chima Okoroji
( Bayern Munich Germany), Musa Muhammed
( Beksiktas FC, Turkey),

Midfielders


Moses Simon Ajala (AS Trencin),
Moses Odubajo (Brentford FC), Musefiu Ashiru(FC
Midt Jylland), Kehinde Amoo Owoeye(KS Kastrioti
Kruje), Gerald Chibueze Diyoke(HNK Rijeka FC,
Croatia), Fred Onyedinma( Millwall FC), Chidi
Osuchukwu(FC Braga), Lawal Abdulazeez Abidemi
(Naftan Novopolofsk, Belarus), Anthony Bassey
(Kas Eupen), Shehu Abdullahi(A Qadsia Kuwait),
Samuuel Owolabi Olajide(HB Koge, Denmark),
Kevin Effiong Bassey(SBV Wehen, Germany),
Oladele Oshobe(Plovdiv Lokomotiv, Bulgaria),
Anderson Esiti(Estoril Praia,Portugal), Samuel. M.
Ayinoko(Angelholms FC,Sweden), Sunday D.
Abalo(Rio Ave, Portugal)


Strikers


Michael Olaitan(Olympiakos, Greece), Paul
Ebere Onuachu(FC Midt Jyliand), Imoh Fred Friday
(Lillestrom), Lucky Omeruo(Birkirkara FC Malta),
Aminu Umar(Samsunspor FC, Turkey) Imoh
Ezekiel (Alarabi SC, Qatar), Cedric Omoigui (Real
Mallorca, Spain), Odion Goodness Ajayi(HNK
Rijeka, Croatia), Isaac Success(Granada,Spain),
Atanda Sodiq Ololade(FK Apolonia FC), Kelechi
Iheanacho(Manchester City,England),Fosayo
Adarabioyo(Crystal Palace,England),Uche Ikpeazu
(Watford FC, England), Alex Iwobi( Arsenal FC,
England) Taiwo Awoniyi( Kalmar FF, Sweden),
Musa Yahaya(Tottenham FC, England), Maxwell
Onyewuchi Alozie( Beni Sakhnin FC, Israel).


http://www.punchng.com/news/siasia-invites-47-foreign-based-players/

Nigeria head coach Stephen Keshi has stated that
his priority is to see the country qualify for 2015
Africa Cup of Nations rather than worry about his
job as Super Eagles coach.
Keshi was surprisingly replaced by Shaibu Amodu
after Nigeria defeated Sudan 3-1 in 2015 Africa
Cup of Nations qualifying Oct. 16 before getting the
nod by the Nigeria Football Federation to continue
in charge of the African Champions.
According to the former Mali and Togo head coach,
there is life after managing the Super Eagles should
he not be handed a contract at the end of the 2015
Afcon qualifying series.
“I don’t think it is proper to say my fate is tied to
this job. My concern right now is the game against
Congo, and not whether I will still be in charge of
this team after the match against Congo or South
Africa,” Keshi told journalists on Wednesday.
“I think you all need to stop this because my
destiny is not tied to Nigeria. I came from
somewhere.
“It is wrong to say my destiny is tied here because
this country is bigger than any individual. If I am
not the Super Eagles head coach today, my life will
still go on. Also there are other places where I can
go if I stopped being the coach of this country,” he
continued.
“But right now, I have a job to do and that is to
ensure that the team qualifies the country for the
Nations Cup. God forbid if we don’t qualify what
will happen? It will not only affect Stephen Keshi, it
will also affect you and every other Nigerian who
love this sport.
“So I think this is not about Stephen Keshi but
about Nigeria. All I want from my countrymen is to
pray for the team and not me because I am just
one man,” he concluded.

Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/my-destiny-not-tied-to-nigeria-says-keshi/

Obinoscopy and seun, pls move this to front page

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President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday formally unveiled the new N100 commemorative notes at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The short ceremony which was initially scheduled for last Wednesday did not hold then because of the President’s journey to Burkina Faso.

Vice President Namadi Sambo and the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Governor, Godwin Emefiele, joined the President to unveil the note during the weekly Federal Executive Council meeting.

Shortly after presenting the note, Emefiele said it was issued to commemorate the 100 years of the nation’s amalgamation.

He listed some countries that had before now issued currencies to mark epochal events to include Morocco, Russia and Costa Rica among others.

He said the new note was produced with what he described as most advanced security features in the world.

Emefiele listed the design platforms on which the note was made to include security, durability, attractiveness, cultural heritage and transformation.

Jonathan lauded the CBN for coming up with the commemorative note, though it was coming a bit late since activities marking the nation’s centenary had been concluded.

He recalled that commemorative N50 notes were also introduced to mark the nation’s 50th independence anniversary.

Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, also commended the CBN for coming up with the notes.

She specifically lauded the QRC feature on the back of the note.

The code, if scanned with smart phones, leads users to a website where the nation’s history could be accessed.

The minister also raised questions on the amount the CBN will use to print the new notes and whether it would be done locally.

Jonathan however said the questions would be answered when a memorandum on the issue is presented to the council.

Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-unveils-n100-commemorative-notes/