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stebell:
Damn man
This isn't a road but a death trap.

How are people still using this road in this century.

Enugu state govt, wake up
Federal govt wake up

Enugu state don't have motorable roads especially in the rural areas. People suffer to travel to these rural areas. New market to Ugwu Onyeama axis of the Enugu-Onitsha express road, up to Isiofia Amankwo Ngwo is in an extreme bad condition. We know it is a federal government road but it is Enugu state indigenes and residents of Enugu state that voted for gburugburu and people that come to do business in Enugu that ply that road. Buhari and his kinsmen don't ply that road. Gburugburu should please grade that road, just grading if he cannot fix the road. We thought the government was trying to fix that road last december but we noticed they just did weak palliative on that road. That same road has now turned to ESWAMA dumping site. ESWAMA dirts are sometimes being dumped on that road covering almost half of a particular portion of the road. The Army guys there are doing a nice work providing security along that road but they sometimes add to the sufferings on that road. Those army guys should allow free flow of traffic. They should remove all those barricades they put on the road to ease traffic flow. Queuing cars up on a sloppy\hilly Ugwu Onyeama when some of these heavy duty trucks with faulty or no brakes are coming behind you is too risky. That road is too risky to drive on. Who did we offend in this country? The sufferings and hardship on that road is too much. Gburugburu\government should pity motorists on that road and please fix that road.

Enugu state don't have motorable roads especially in the rural areas. People suffer to travel to these rural areas. New market to Ugwu Onyeama axis of the Enugu-Onitsha express road, up to Isiofia Amankwo Ngwo is in an extreme bad condition. We know it is a federal government road but it is Enugu state indigenes and residents of Enugu state that voted for gburugburu and people that come to do business in Enugu that ply that road. Buhari and his kinsmen don't ply that road. Gburugburu should please grade that road, just grading if he cannot fix the road. We thought the government was trying to fix that road last december but we noticed they just did weak palliative on that road. That same road has now turned to ESWAMA dumping site. ESWAMA dirts are sometimes being dumped on that road covering almost half of a particular portion of the road. The Army guys there are doing a nice work providing security along that road but they sometimes add to the sufferings on that road. Those army guys should allow free flow of traffic. They should remove all those barricades they put on the road to ease traffic flow. Queuing cars up on a sloppy\hilly Ugwu Onyeama when some of these heavy duty trucks with faulty or no brakes are coming behind you is too risky. That road is too risky to drive on. Who did we offend in this country? The sufferings and hardship on that road is too much. Gburugburu\government should pity motorists on that road and please fix that road.

rentAcock:
If you can eat a monkey, you can eat a human being.

I tell you. Monkey wey dey carry Ebola virus.

ReubenE:
Egypt and and the Arab league is largely responsible for the ordeal the Palestinians are facing...
Those lands were not stolen, majority was acquired through conquest after the Arab-Israeli wars

Israel only expanded its grip on Palestinian lands (formally a British mandate) after the defeat of the Arab coalition in 1948 and 1967.

If the Arab league had allowed reason to prevail when the UN Resolution partitioned that land to Two States (Jewish State of Israel, and Arab State of Palestine) in 1947, perhaps by now, Palestine would have been a thriving country on their own with her own army.

But Egypt and the Arab coalition felt Israel was too small and feeble. Egyptian Generals even boasted that a war with Israel would be like a parade from Cairo to Tel Aviv, that Tel Aviv would be overtaken in two weeks.
They opposed the UN Resolution for Two-State Solution by invading Israel, a battle they lost.
Israel ceased more lands far more than what was given to her by the UN after the war. Can Israel be blamed for doing this? The answer is No, the the land is a war bounty.

Syria lost the control of Golan Heights, Jordan lost the West Bank, Egypt lost the Gaza Strip after the 6 days war (3rd Arab war with Israel) in 1967.
Israel obviously and overwhelmingly won the war and consolidated its grip on Palestine.
Can Israel be blamed for controlling a land they conquered through war? No, cause in war, everything is fair.

The Two-State solution the Palestinians and the Arab League opposed vehemently in 1947, is what they are now clamoring for, but unfortunately, Israel and her western allies especially the US is no longer keen on doing that.

One very important fact to note is that, no country is a good country in the International System of power play.
Palestine would do the same to Israel if she finds herself in that position because international politics is always about National Interest.

Russia has been annexing Ukrainian lands (Crimea, Sevastopol etc), Russia has been making attempts to annex Georgia, Turkey has been muscling Armenia etc. No country is a good country, it is always about self and National Interest.

PS:
The land Israel is occupying is not entirely Palestinian land. They have historical ties to that land right from the time of Egypt and Babylonia.
Israel only ceased Golan Heights, West Bank, East Jerusalem, Gaza Strip after the war with the Arab Coalition

This is informative.

johnchiii:
I went to buy a crate of egg today, and i was told it has increased from the #700 &#750 to #1000 per crate. Which way forward my people, everything is on the increase.

For Enugu, a crate na between 1350 and 1400.

Administration1:
So where have they been working from... Why not sack them as this translates to AWOL

Sack them? Did the governor appoint these local government chairmen and the councillors? I thought they were elected the same way the governor was elected and the governor has no right to tell them what to do, its just like Shehu Garba, I mean Buharia issuing orders to the governors.

renegades:
Dats nice move anyways fighting insecurity from grassroot

Thats a nice move but did the governor appoint these local government chairmen and the councillors? I thought they were elected the same way the governor was elected and the governor has no right to tell them what to do, its just like Shehu Garba, I mean Buharia issuing orders to the governors.

Emperor5:
This Gumi is terrorist. How can you ask government to corporate with baseless demand of terrorist

I don't know why he has not been arrested.

why can't this Gumi be arrrsted? Hear what he is saying. He knows something about boko haram. why can't this Gumi be arrrsted? Hear what he is saying. He knows something about boko haram.

why can't this Gumi be arrrsted? Hear what he is saying. He knows something about boko haram.

When we were telling people note to vote in this government, all of you were shouting change. Hope you are all enjoying the change. 2023 election is coming soon, lets see if Nigerians will get sense this time.
I pray this document doesn't see the light of the day. Interns and house officers are under training truly but they should be paid very well because they actually work so hard and do most of the work in a teaching hospital.
The federal government should just be preparing for another industrial action from our health institutions. This is what you see when you vote cluelessness into power.

ARD and resident doctors should start warming up too for their own document.

dokgen:
Bro bro bro, it was signed by a dentist that has deserted her medical life for politics. ALl senior doctors should strike based on this development

Are dentists not doctors again? You want to start this discrimination again.

Pele10:
Nothing comes easy,not even blood money.but the blessings of God makes rich and adds no sorrow.

True talk. The blessings of the Lord makes rich and adds no sorrow.

SLAP44:
Thought I heard they has been chased away from that market when they killed those Sars officers some years ago, who allowed them back? Those people should contribute money and buy lands, not perch on other people land.

Most people these days dont agree to sell land to them again in south east because of their nuisance and extremist behaviours.

Most people these days dont agree to sell land to them again in south east because of their nuisance and extremist behaviours.

Thought I heard they has been chased away from that market when they killed those Sars officers some years ago, who allowed them back? Those people should contribute money and buy lands, not perch on other people land.[/quote]

Sometimes it seems it's hard to be a Nigerian living in Nigeria. That Acess of a bank is something else. The other day I collected counterfeit #1000 note from their ATM located at their branch at Garden Avenue Enugu and the teller I complained to denied their ATM dispensing counterfeit notes.

Hmmm! Seems this country is turning to a joke. With all the problems facing this country, its all about the database of goats and cows that this government is bothered about. Nnamdi Kanu is a prophet though.

FRSC is among the worst government agency I have seen. They don't care about road safety again rather they are interested in extortion. FRSC should be scraped and let police do their work.

Emeka Okonkwo behaves like gay but he is saying he is not gay. Nawaa oo

But they said the original certificate is with the military. Where did this fake one come from? Nawaa oo.

Vesico-vaginal fistula loading if care is not taking.

Vesico-vaginal fistula loading if care is not taking.

adadike:
Happy birthday papa. The way I see this baba, the man go dey dance surugede even at 99

Surugede is dance of the spirits

This Ojukwu son dey smoke something. The guy that sponsored the not too young to run bill is from Imo state but he is representing a federal constituency in Lagos state. Ojukwu's son should go and sleep.

Unblockable:
Who doesn't know that they are from Imo State? Do you know when the thread was created and when it was moved to the homepage? Before I could realize the error there, it had already been moved to the homepage. So what are you insinuating? You stopped reading at the second paragraph yet you termed it nonsense? I can see you actually have no sense.

Mr sense stop misleading people with your trash. Your write up shows you don't know they are not from Anambra state. Don't always be too fast to post nonsense to score cheap points. I can actually see the type of sense you have. Mr sense teach us no nonsense.

Unblockable:
My attention has been drawn to a thread in the homepage with the headline "Where Are The Senators?: Channels TV Info-graphic" purportedly detailing the number of Senators the APC and PDP both have. The info there is incorrect, untrue and an attempt to misinform the public.

First, in the South South, it shows that APC has five Senators while the PDP has thirteen. That's untrue. APC has two Senators from Rivers, one from Akwa Ibom, one from Cross River, one from Delta and one from Edo State. All together, APC has six Senators in the South South but I can see five on the list. Do you guys need a soothsayer to tell you that the list is flopped? Lest i forget, PDP has twelve.

Now, in the Southeast, they claimed APC has two Senators from the zone while PDP has eleven. That's also false. In Ebonyi State, the Senator representing Ebonyi South Senatorial District, Sunday Ogbuoji has defected to the APC from PDP. In Anambra State, APC has Senator Andy Uba. APC also has two Senators from Anambra State. They are Ben Uwajumogu and Hope Uzodinma. It's now obvious APC has four Senators in the Southeast as against the two reported by Channels TV. PDP has ten while APGA has one from Anambra State, Senator Victor Umeh representing Anambra Central.

In the Southwest, the twelve allocated to APC is right. But the four allocated to PDP is untrue. PDP has two Senators from Ekiti State, the one they have in Ogun, Buruji Kashamu is no longer with them as he has been on suspension. Tejuoso that also claimed to have joined them in Ogun State has since gone back to APC. The two Senators that left APC in Oyo State defected to ADC. They have Senator Adeleke in Osun State. So all together, APC has twelve, PDP has three, ADC has two while one presently has no party.

In the Northwest, Mohammed Shittu joined the PDP in Jigawa State, Ibrahim Danbaba joined in Sokoto while Suleiman Hunkuyi joined in Kaduna. Danjumah Laah is Kaduna South is also a PDP Senator. PDP also has Kwankwaso from Kano. All in all, out of the twenty one Senatorial Districts in the zone, PDP has five Senators from, APC has fifteen while there's a vacant seat in Katsina after the death of an APC Senator. A by-election would hold there next week Saturday. As reported by Channels, APC has fourteen while PDP has six. That's also a lie.

In the Northeast, Channels TV claimed PDP has seven Senators while APC has nine. That's untrue. Two Senators recently joined the PDP in Bauchi State, the one that left APC in Adamawa, Senator Nyako, joined the ADC not PDP. PDP had one Senator in Gombe before Nafada joined them. So as it stands, they have two in Gombe and two in Taraba. All together, PDP has six Senators in the Northeast, APC has ten, ADC has one while one seat in Bauchi once occupied by an APC Senator is vacant.

In the North Central, PDP has all the three Senators from Kogi, all the three from Kwara, two from Nasarawa, two from Plateau and two from Benue and one from Abuja while APC has six from this zone so Channels is right on this.

Now, combining all the senators from all the zone, it clearly shows that APC has 53 Senators, PDP has 49 Senators, ADC has three, APGA has one, two vacant seat and one Senator without a party.

Breakdown!!

Southeast: PDP - 10, APC - 4 and APGA - 1
South South: PDP - 12 and APC - 6
Southwest: PDP - 3, APC - 12, ADC - 2 and one without a party.
North Central: PDP - 13 and APC - 6
Northeast: PDP - 6, APC - 10, ADC - 1 and one vacant seat.
Northwest: PDP - 5, APC - 15 and one vacant seat.

Lie Mohammed every where. Lies every where. Ben Uwajumogu and Hope Uzodinma are not from Anambra state. Immediately I saw it, I stopped reading this bullshit. This your write up is nonsense.

Abjay97:
Nigerian leaders and hypocrisy

Will President Macron visit the Africa shrine also? Me I don't understand it.

Nigerians can now watch this world cup in peace. Their enemy is out.

Gucciboss:
It has happened in this tournament but I ve forgotten the teams that played the match.

Brazil versus Costa rica.
Brazil won 2-0

The group is still very open for first and second position. Super eagle should work more on their confidence, their defense and the way they always play the ball back. Ighalo should always stay on the bench because he has no input to the game. The team should forget about today's victory now and focus more on their next match with Argentina. Kudos to Musa for his creativity, to Moses for always coming back to help the defense and to our goalkeeper. God bless Nigeria. I pray we beat Argentina.

Please I am asking, what does the Nigerian coach Rohr or whatever tell these boys? No creativity, no shot not to talk whether on target or not, no midfield, just back pass from Nigerian team. I miss the days of Jay Jay Okocha and Sunday Oliseh them.

If the young guy is in the southeast, he should take a trip to the two schools of Pharmacy and see some things for himself. He should also ask some questions once he is in the schools. The distance from Nsukka to Agulu is not that far so the guy can check out things for himself first.
That not withstanding, all the Pharmacy schools accredited by NUC and PCN are good. Whether it is Unilag or Uniport or OAU or Madona or NDU or Unijos or ABU or OOU or any other Pharmacy school, they are all good. This type of comparison is not necessary as each school has its own strong and weak points.
UNN is among the premier universities in Nigeria (you can't take that away) but the young ones are doing well and Unizik is among the young ones.
Some people saying late Prof. Dora Akunyili started pharmacy school in Unizik or that she influenced the location of the Pharmacy school to Agulu don't have the facts. Prof. Dora Akunyili is a great Pharmacist and an erudite Professor but she did not start the pharmacy school in Agulu nor influenced it. The CEO of Juhel Pharmaceuticals Dr. Ifeanyi Okoye had more influence than most people in the establishment of Unizik Pharmacy school.
UNN has more Pharmacy professors than Unizik but that is normal as UNN started long before Unizik came into existence and it's logical UNN should have more professors. Some of the UNN pharmacy professors still go to Unizik Pharmacy school as adjunct to lecture.
The product from both pharmacy schools are good as I have interviewed some of them but some are still so timid and naive both UNN and Unizik. I think Agulu being closer to the capital city Awka exposes the Unizik pharmacy students to other social life compared to UNN pharmacy students that stays mostly in Nsukka which is a semi urban area. There was a time a ban was placed on participation in politics by pharmacy students in UNN (PANS was banned in UNN that period) and you know these things affect students socially.
As at now UNN lost Pharmacy accreditation of PCN as some students or miscreants burnt down Pharmacology department. So no pharmacy student will graduate from UNN now until the accreditation is back. This will influence some students in choice making.
Both UNN and Unizik pharmacy schools do plenty pharmaceutical research. UNN has plenty pharmacist researchers and most are internationally recognised. Unizik too has pharmacy researchers but not compared to UNN. There was a year the faculty of pharmacy Unizik won the best research faculty in the whole of Unizik.
UNN has more Pharmacy lecturers compared to Unizik. Infact UNN lends some of their pharmacy lecturers to Unizik.
If you talk of state of the art facility in terms of pharmacy school, Unizik has it far more than UNN. Good environment and facility matters in the training of a pharmacist.
Where you are from might also play a role in getting admission faster as it seems UNN is more Pan Igbo compared to Unizik that looks as if it admits Anambra people more. But it still depends on other things.
If you want to graduate faster I think I will suggest Unizik as all this internal faculty politics is not yet much in Unizik pharmacy when compared to UNN pharmacy. You study your pharmacy in peace and go your way.
Both schools are good but what matters most is the effort the student is willing to put to make himself a better pharmacist.