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@OP, please move on. I agree with pendo89. As long as you keep whining, you will never get her respect. trust me on this. There is someone out there she respects a lot. Not because of his money but charisma, appeal or personality. Please step up your game bros. Guy, i know a lot of guys that live off women. Have you asked yourself how they accomplished that feat? Ladies run to them. The worst thing you can do is to whine. It's possible that she is still in love with you but you have to be a man. Don't ask her anything. Pretend as if you don't even notice her. Don't allow your countenance to betray you. Don't ask her stupid questions like; who are you talking with on phone? where are you going to? where are you coming from? Who are you seeing? etc. Don't check her phone. Minimize your expenses. Stop lavishing money on her. Use your money for better things. You don't have a job yet. Allow her to do whatever thing she likes to do. free her. Give her space. You are choking her. If she does not love you, she won't even dare to sleep on the same bed with you. Remember that the last thing she will ever do is to call it quit. This is the right time for you to work on yourself. Devote your time to job search. Even if she leaves you, just step up your game and she will still crawl back to you as if she is your prisoner. You can go online and search for materials on rlationships. I wish you the best. ![]() |
Chinese people are heartless. Please follow this link below, you will be shocked at the footage of a girl knocked down by a bus. http://news.sky.com/home/world-news/article/16091304 This is terrible. Chinese pple don't value life. life is nothing to them. survival of the fittest reigns supreme. |
A woman who refused chemotherapy to save the life of her unborn baby has died of head and neck cancer. The moment Stacie met her baby daughter, before passing away three days later Stacie Crimm, 41, was told by doctors she would never be able to conceive - so discovering she was pregnant in March seemed a miracle. But over the months that followed she began suffering from crippling headaches, tremors and double vision. After being diagnosed with cancer she refused potentially lifesaving chemotherapy to save her baby's life. In August she collapsed at her home in Ryan, Oklahoma, and was told the tumour had begun to grow around her brain stem. Shortly afterwards the baby's heart beat began to drop and Stacie's own heart stopped 90 minutes later. It was then doctors decided to resuscitate Stacie and deliver Dottie Mae by caesarean section, four months early and weighing just 2lb 1oz. Her brother Ray Phillips, now caring for Dottie, told NewsOK: "We would show her pictures and she would cry and she would want to hold her baby. "It was quite the ordeal. I felt helpless. I wanted to help her, I wanted to do what I could for her - we all did - but they had told us it was impossible for her to see the child." However, nurses eventually managed to transfer Dottie to a capsule-like ICU so she and her mother could finally meet face to face. She was laid on her mother's chest and the pair stared into each other's eyes. Ray told NewsOK: "Nobody said anything, it got real quiet. "It was the perfect moment, that's what I called it." Stacie died three days later on September 14. Dottie now weighs 5lb and has been allowed to leave hospital to live with Mr Phillips, his wife and their four children. Source: http://news.sky.com/home/world-news/article/16091543
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I am really disappointed in some of your posts above. Bhati Airtel bought Zain Africa for $12 billion dollars or so. Bulk of their profit last year (around 60%) was made in Nigeria. Airtel gave Zain the condition to sack over 2,000 staffs last 2 yrs and outsource all their network operations to Telecoms vendors before they will agree to buy the Coy and Zain complied. Airtel outsourced all it's network operations to LM Ericsson and Huawei. IT services was outsourced to other Coys. Severance package for these affected staffs was nothing to write home about. They were really short changed after many years of input to the growth of the company. NLC did the right thing. I am happy that they intervened. How many Nigerians are doing menial/odd jobs in UK and US? They are uncountable? Why? Because the Labour law of those countries. As i write, most of the Jobs we do in Nigeria has been taken over by Indians through Global Network Operations centre (GNOC ). This is the brain-child of Indians. They monitor Network equipments from India. This issue is affecting USA too. Many lost their jobs because of this same issue. 60% of salary reduction is evil and wickedness. I am not against foreign investment but there should be laws that will protect indigenous jobs. Nigerian subscribers accounts for 50% of MTNs profit. These guys are ripping off Nigerians. Please guys wake up and say no modern day slavery by Chinco and Indians. God bless Nigeria! |
The truth is that the Guinean Coach has a better Technical Know-how than Siasia. After Nigerian equalizer, the guy used tactics to calm Nigeria players down and he quickly brought in another attacker. Nigerian players fell for his tactics and were frustrated at the pitch with anger building up. Siasia should go and learn. He should show us that he has gotten to that pedigree of a mid world class coach. Our midfield collasped in the second half especially after Joel's removal. Ike Uche has no business at the bench. A lesson for Nigerian SE. |
What a flop.I believe in TB's prophecy. Nigeria has messed up big time. |
I am not comfortable with the score line. These guys should go and score goals. pls you guys should leave TB Joshua out of this. Atleast he cares for the Nigerian Team. How many MOGs watch football? Abeg leave matter jare. This Ike Uche is the Man. I wonder why Siasia left him at the bench. Also, the Nigerian keeper is jittery. |
It is quite unfortunate that they lost there jobs. There is nothing anybody can do about that. Nigerian government has no Labour law. The Indians are very stingy. They will always run their coy to maximize profit. I bet you, they will sack more pple. they believe that 1 person can actually do the work of 3 pple. It is a pity. Throwing your Airtel SIM away is childish. Very soon, Airtel will roll out 3G in Owerri, Onitcha, Enugu, Asaba, Benin, Calabar, Uyo, Yenegua, etc. We have completed the last stage of integration of RNCs and Node Bs. Airtel guys meant business and don't be surprise to know that many Nigerians will embrace the 30K gladly. Our corrupt leaders brought these predicaments to Nigerians. very sad. |
What has the Flood in Abuja got to do with GEJ? Most of you need to grow up. If the volume of water due to rainfall is more than the capacity the drainage can accommodate, then the road will be over-flooded. Developed countries like China, US, Japan e.t.c. have experienced terrible floods this year. GEJ uprooted the trees too. Soon we will hear that GEJ made you not to satisfy your w, fe if you are married at all. Stupid! |
Please Nairalanders, please your honest contribution is needed here. I went to one Police Station in my village to get a police escort and what i saw there made me weep. To tell you the truth, I could not take the seat they offered me at the DPO's office. The furniture in that Police post were all torn to shreds and dusty. The whole place looks more like a Shrine than a police post. I could see frustration on their faces. There is no difference between the detention Cell and the Police front desk. The Police men were looking haggard and hungry. The question is: Is the Federal government really funding Police or is it corruption that is eating deep into Nigeria Police Force? Recent events in the North shows that Nigeria Police force is a failure. Corpers ran into a Police Station in Bauchi and still were lynched by irate Mobs. That shows the level of decay in Nigerian Police. The safest place to run to for safety became a cementary. Please post your views. |
@Dabraska, I don't use Swift but from your post, i don't think Swift is the problem here. You are downloading what you don't want without knowing. Most computers download things at the background without your knowledge because someone set it that way without knowing. Some softwares do download things automatically without informing you. You better check your system and disable every automated downloads. Check your download statistics from the browser software. Windows update can use up your data too. I wish you luck. |
How corps member met his untimely death From PAUL ORUDE, Bauchi Monday, May 02, 2011 • Tomisin Photo: Sun News Publishing[img][/img] More Stories on This Section Facts have emerged on how Tomisin Teide, a corps member, was lain in the violence that rocked many states in the northern part of the country following the recent presidential elections. Tomisin, 24, was posted to Giade Local Government Area of Bauchi State by the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) for his primary assignment after the orientation exercise at Wailo Camp last September. An indigene of Osun State, he was among the 200 other corps members recruited as electoral officers by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to cover the 20 Local Government areas in the state. As it turned out eventually, those of them posted to the northern parts of Bauchi State like Katagum, Darazo, Giade, Dambam Jammare became the biggest casualties of the senseless riots that trailed the presidential polls as many of them were attacked and killed. The Batch C, 2010 corps member ran to the police station in Giade to seek refuge as their lodge in Giade was attacked. The rioters attacked the station and overpowered the policemen on duty before setting the station on fire. They brought out Tomisin, a graduate of Computer Science from the University of Ilorin and about six other corps members and killed them. Daily Sun learnt from reliable sources that the female corps members among them were allegedly raped. The discovery was corroborated by one of the rape suspects arrested by the Bauchi State Police Command and paraded among the 67 other suspects by the Commissioner of Police posted to the state for the general election, Mr. John Abakasanga in connection with the post-election violence. The suspect confessed in an interview with Daily Sun that he saw some of the female corps members being raped in Giade but did not participate in the act. A female corps member who miraculously escaped when the lodge was attacked told Daily Sun that she ran and climbed a tree where she hid before the police came and rescued her. “It was a horrible thing to witness,” she said. “I will never wish even my enemies to meet this kind of death,” the corps member who also pleaded anonymity told our correspondent. She said that while Tomisin and some other corps members ran to the police station, she ran inside the bush. She displayed to our correspondent pictures of Tomisin which she took shortly before the police and other security agents came to rescue them. The horrifying pictures indicate that the deceased was inflicted with several machete cuts on his head and body leading to his death.“I ran out of my room barefooted in my underwear. I did not run to the police station with Tomisin and others. “When I saw the crowd coming, I shouted and ran out and had to climb a tree. Somehow, they did not see me and I almost fainted on top of the tree,” she said. According to her, the news of her colleagues’ death shocked her beyond imagination.“He was a very nice person and carried everyone along. He did not deserve to die.” Many of Tomisin’s colleagues and friends were shattered over his death and the killing of their colleagues. According to the story, Tomisin was preparing a meal of beans when the attackers stormed the Corpers’ Lodge that Sunday afternoon. “They were carrying big sticks, machetes and chanting Sai Buhari, Sai CPC,” one of the corps members who was rescued by the police said. But Tomisin and six of his colleagues made for the police station to escape being lynched. His friend and colleague who had been evacuated to Port Harcourt shared with our correspondent on phone his last moments with Tomisin. The deceased friend who pleaded anonymity said: “I spoke with him that morning and asked him to come to Bauchi to spend the weekend with me. He usually came to Bauchi to spend the weekend with me. I asked him to come to Bauchi as usual. I waited for his call but he did not call which was unusual. I tried his number but I could not reach him. “I went to ECWA church in Bauchi to see a friend when another friend now called me to inform me that Tomisin had been killed in Giade. It was like a joke to me. I was told that he was at home at the lodge cooking beans when the mob attacked them and he ran to the police station. The policemen tried to disperse the mob but they refused. They even fired tear gas at them but they did not run. They now set the place on fire and killed Tomisin and the other corps member. I don’t know the number.” He described the death of his colleague as shocking. He said: “We met in camp last September and became friends. He was a very lively person. Our last discussion was that he was coming to Bauchi. His dad was even trying to get him a job at NNPC. He also told me that he wanted to go for his post graduate degree after the service.” Tomisin’s friend said he was posted to both Giade and Bauchi, the state capital as an electoral officer. “I was surprised to see two postings in my name so I settled for Bauchi since it was nearer and it is the capital. I never knew that it would become a killing field.” Tomisin’s friend said that the parents were devastated by the news. “I can say that the NYSC is a good scheme but the implementation is very bad. Corps members are just posted to places to serve but there is, in most cases, no careful plan for their welfare and security. It is very sad. As for me, I am through with the service. I am not going back to Bauchi for now. I will only go to that state to collect my redeployment letter or certificate.” http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/may/02/national-02-05-2011-006.html |
@Kenyy, Your post does not add up in any way. Check the date of what you posted. The guy did not perform and he has been shown the way out. So what is your point here. please don't play politics with people's life. Some guys lost there life in the North. You are free to hate GEJ and love BB. No offence. |
Jonathan suspends Interior minister By Elizabeth Archibong President Goodluck Jonathan has suspended the Minister of Interior, Emmanuel Iheanacho.http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/National/5691157-146/jonathan_suspends_interior_minister__.csp |
Guys let's be serious. The Rigging in the North is alarming. I believe that most of you watched Buhari cast his vote. see the figures: Results on form EC 8A for Kofar Baru III polling unit in Sarkin Yara A ward in Daura LG, where Buhari voted: Registerd voters: 764 Accredited and voted- 510 CPC: 494 PDP: 0 ANPP:4 ACN: 2 ADC: 1 NCP: 1 BNPP: 3 The whole of that crowd was 510 in a polling Booth. That is fair enough. Just look at the result coming from some PCU's in the North. terrible. Maybe Jega brought extra ballot buses in trailers. This country is on the verge of collapse. God have mercy for Nigeria. |
@AZE, Abeg keep it rolling. No be only them sabi post fake stuff. ![]() What is the situation report at PU Zango kataf? |
You are right. Counting is still going on. We have not heard results from other Northern parts. Let's wait for official results from INEC. CPC would have pasted all the ward results if they actually had a landslide victory as they make us to believe. Let's see how this will play out in a matter of hours. Make i go sleep jare. |
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I am not a politician but this is not healthy for Nigeria. Most people from other ethnic group could not vote in the North because of fear of molestation. May this Nation not tear apart because of 2011 Election. It is no more PDP issue rather tribe. I wonder what will happen in Nigeria in the next 48 hrs. There is much to this than GEJ or Buhari. May God help this country. |
My Brother who is a serving Corper in Bauchi just informed me that CPC got 834, PDP 34. He also said that 60% of voters were boys below 18yrs. So sad that Buhari will use under age Almajiri's to win election. The unfortunate side was that they were registered voters. We are seeing the credibility of Buhari in fighting corruption. God help this country. |
Sorry. Tell your friend to take heart. She will never change except if God touches her heart. This thing has happened to me before. I forgave her but she repeated it again with a different guy. It used to be painful. A guy might cheat without attaching any emotion to it but there is no way a woman will cheat without putting in everything. I will not advise you to go for a divorce but you need to bring it before both families. You would have set a trap for her and get her red-handed. that would have settled the whole matter. I pray that God should give you the wisdom to handle this. |
OLD News! Tinubu flew to Abuja last nite with GEJ Presidential Jet. CPC foiled the alliance agreement even when Ribadu agreed to step down. Yakassi of NPLF has endorsed GEJ. AD youths are mobilizing seriously for GEJ in SW. Please guys get updated. GEJ all the way. |
See una man Buhari. Going to the same PDP Pigs that plagued this nation for support. The useless enthic G15( Ciroma, IBB, Atiku and co). How will he fight corruption when he has agreed to discuss with thieves? Where is his credibility you guys are claiming? This goes a long way to prove that he only fight corruption on ethnic line. Maybe if he wins, he will leave IBB, Atiku and co to be walking freely while he put GEJ, OBJ, Anenih and co on chains. He has failed. I even prefer Ribadu to him. G15 is saying that they don't want your vote to count but they need GEJ to sign a document that will enable him impose a candidate on Nigerians come 2015. I don't care who wins but let Nigerians vote count. If Nigerians vote out GEJ on saturday, so be it but not this G15 rubbish. Make your VOTE count please!!! Presidential polls: Buhari meets Ciroma group today Monday, 11 April 2011 07:14 Suleiman M. Bisalla E-mail Print PDF 66Share Presidential candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) General Muhammadu Buhari will meet with members of the G15 consisting of Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, Malam Adamu Ciroma, Atiku Abubakar and Gen. Aliyu Gusau, among others, in Abuja today, in furtherance of his efforts to expand the horizon of support for Saturday’s presidential elections. Director General of the Buhari campaign organisation Alhaji Sule Hamma confirmed the meeting to Daily Trust yesterday but did not give details. “Yes I’m aware that they are meeting him [Buhari] today in Abuja to put heads together in order to ensure the emergence of a competent leadership with capacity to reform and to salvage Nigeria’s democracy,” he said. A source close to the G15 also confirmed that the group is meeting with the General Buhari today to discuss the way forward concerning the elections. He also indicated that the Presidential candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) billed to meet with IBB in Minna any moment from today for talks on the elections. The source who does not want his name in print also disclosed that former chairman of the Board of Trustees of the PDP Chief Tony Anenih has launched another attempt to get members of the G15 back on the negotiating table with President Goodluck Jonathan. He said Anenih had expressed regret that some inexperienced politicians close to the president were responsible for the initial misunderstanding between Jonathan and northern leaders. After a meeting on March 24, the G15 and the Igbo Political Forum formally withdrew their support for the president, citing what they called his deceptive attitude in the series of talks held to find a common ground before the presidential elections. The two groups were particular about the president’s failure to give a definite commitment on the issue of his exit in 2015 and where the presidency will shift to, saying it was an indication that he was not ready to quit in 2015. The meeting also set up a nine man technical committee to talk with presidential candidates willing to work with members. G15 had met shortly before the botched National Assembly election of April 2 in Abuja but adjourned discussions until the first round of elections were held, Daily Trust learnt. Similarly, a series of meeting started among the three northern presidential candidates, General Buhari, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau of the ANPP and Malam Nuhu Ribadu was said to have been called off until after the legislative polls. SHAME!!!!! |
@Emeka_gh, Good post. We are waiting, |
I don't believe the Crap the Returning officer is saying. He was not under a gun point mind you. If he is sincere as he is making us believe, he would have announced the result. This is bullshit. They have payed him to smear Dora's name. A woman that destroyed billions of naira worth of drugs in that same Anambra. A woman that fake drug merchants offered millions of naira but she refused. We saw what played out during Yar'adua's kitchen cabinet. Who is the master of rigging in Anambra? You don't have to jump to conclusion. I have great respect for that woman. She had put her life on the line on many occassions which none of you can dare do. |
The guy no get yarn again. Buhari he is pushing down our throat was dining and wining with Abacha. Abeg talk something else |
@Prodam, you talk like a child. I am sorry to say that. What do you understand by patrotism? Do you know how many bright Americans that have lost their lifes serving their country? This is why Africa has not gone far. It is the lack of patrotism that has fuelled corruption in Nigeria. National cake syndrome and federal character which has destroyed every federal institution. Government appoint people based on tribe and not performance. Please go and read your books, Pass your exams and get a degree first before you start insulting your President. Do you know what is happening in Ivory coast now? It was quite unfortunate that those corpers died but they did not die in vain. There blood will judge all those that perpetrated that evil. There generation will pay for their blood. May there soul rest in perfect peace. I pray GEJ immortalize them. GEJ is doing everything posible to make your vote count. Appreciate that for once. |
The pattern we are seeing here will not be far from what we will see on Saturday. Ribadu will get more votes than Buhari. It is just obvious. Don't allow anybody deceive you that Buhari will perform miracle on Saturday. I think that Buhari should get ready for retirement. The lose of OBJ's mecenaries has boosted GEJ chances because most people see GEJ before now as OBJ's stooge. Bankole and Gbenga Daniel also lost. Good omen for GEJ. People are beginning to trust GEJ. Go to the streets and listen to peoples's opinion now. 24 hrs is enough to cause an upset in politics. People are not going to vote PDP as a party next Sat but an individual. Buhari will do it again. He is a sectional leader with a pulpit VP. Period! |
I am not a politician but i must say this: GEJ has done a great job. He has shown his credibility. He promised a free and fair election and he has done it. I will not be surprise to see people voting him massively for breaking PDP and it's godfathers. If you look at the result, you will see many parties without presidential aspirants winning some federal constituencies. These parties will definitely vote for GEJ because he has given them the chance to be revelant. Sympathy vote i guess. Sorry, CPC does not have any structure. They would have merged with ACN. I am doubting Akwa Ibom results. The result might have been falsified by PDP Akpabio. How many people are in Ikot Ekpene for PDP to get 143,210 votes?This is crazy. GEJ . |
Source AIT In Jigawa, PDP swept all the Fed House of Rep except 1 fed Constituency where election did not hold. 3 Senatorial seats awept by PDP. In Akwa Ibom, PDP swept all except Uyo Fed constituency. PDP wins majority in Nasawara and Kano states. |
This will help The recent threat by Special Duties Minister, Navy Captain Caleb Olubolade (rtd), that the Federal Government may revoke the Abuja light rail project calls for concern by all stakeholders. The Nigerian government had signed a deal worth $840 million (about N133 billion today) in 2007 with the China Civil Engineering Construction Company for an intra-city rail system to solve the rising problem of traffic congestion in the federal capital and ease transportation between the city, its suburbs and satellite towns. Funded jointly by the Federal Government and the Ministry of the Federal Capital Territory, the rail project is planned to connect the city centre, the districts and satellite towns with high-speed light trains ferrying thousands of commuters to and from their places of work, business or recreation. It is expected that, when fully in operation, about 1,000 persons will be moved by the rail coaches every few minutes. The project, despite being dogged by the usual controversy over costs, processes and delays, is a worthwhile venture and should not be abandoned. Abuja certainly needs it to tackle the chaos that has crept into its transportation system. The existing facilities have proved inadequate to handle the population influx as road transport in the territory is gradually replicating the nightmare in Lagos, the former federal capital. A large and still growing urban conurbation needs a diversity of transportation modes and careful planning. Instructively, the original master plan for the FCT had envisaged a light rail project in anticipation of massive population growth. Begun in 1976 and located in the central area of the nation, Abuja was carefully planned to be a well-laid-out urban centre. Abuja’s population grew from a few thousands in 1980 to reach about 403,000 in 2003 according to the United Nations while the 2006 national census put the population at 778,562. Experts even say more rapid migrations to the city have brought the figure to well over one million persons. Rapid population growth and increased commercial activities have since put tremendous pressure on the city’s buses, taxis and commercial motorcycles. The Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology, Zaria, reckons that thousands of vehicles and one million passengers commute to Abuja daily from the satellite towns, suburbs and other states of the federation. Official sources say the real figures could be much higher. To tackle the problem, the FCT administration under a former minister, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, in 2005, banned commercial motorbikes (okada) from the city, restricting them to the satellite towns and suburbs; brought in over 600 buses in partnership with the private sector and launched a taxi cab system, while laying out plans for trams and the light rail system. But poor maintenance and funding have reduced the fleets. Traffic gridlocks are now common and residents commuting to and from the outlying areas face considerable hardship. The ostensible reason for Olubolade’s threat to review the contract is that Nigerian engineers are allegedly not being employed by the contractor, CCECC. Head of a committee assessing federal projects, Alhaji Ibrahim Bunu, complained that the company had 1,500 persons on its payroll of which 100 were foreigners. Bunu and the minister were however irked that no Nigerian engineers were involved in the project. The 10 Nigerians described by CCECC as “engineers” were found to be artisans. But was this clause built into the contract? While it is desirable, indeed, officials should insist, that Nigerian professionals be allowed on-the-job experience, it does not constitute sufficient ground to delay the LRT project. The government had already spent N27 billion on it by February this year and the money should not be allowed to go down the drain. Any issues or grey area in the execution should be decisively resolved with the contractor. The appropriate agencies should supervise and monitor the project to ensure that CCECC adheres strictly to the terms of the agreement. The government should avoid repeating the grievous error it made with the Lagos Metroline project in 1984/85. Conceived in 1980 by Lagos State government under Alhaji Lateef Jakande, the $700 million Lagos Metroline contract was awarded to a French consortium and was planned to drastically ameliorate the Lagos traffic problems. It was planned to carry up to 40,000 persons per hour to and from the suburbs and Lagos Island. But in a fit of arrogance, the Buhari-Idiagbon military junta that sacked the civilian government in 1984 finally terminated the contract in 1985. That avoidable policy somersault cost the Lagos tax payer $78 million in judgment debt and three more decades of prolonged traffic pains in the metropolis. The Abuja LRT project must not go the way of the Lagos Metroline project which now requires $3 billion to complete what $700 million would have accomplished in the mid-1980s. The Federal Government must insist on using the project to expose competent Nigerian professionals to rail technology but it must not derail this project nor countenance cost overruns and delays. www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201006024172240 |
Is Radio Nigeria part of BON? I thought BB said that NTA, Radio Nigeria etc are GEJ's property. Maybe, BB has been advised rightly. Not attending that proposed Debate/Manifesto/interview was a great mistake on their part. The harm has been done. I am not condemning any aspirant but i think GEJ should be given a chance. I will vote for him. Period. No crime has been leveled against him either thro rumour or media. BB equally is not corrupt but we need Fresh Air abeg. |
