durubrian:
Oga, Abeg o, no vex.... Go answer DSS..



I'm a Christian and I'm totally against the killings, but what this 'man' did is wrong... Mr Suleiman, Christianity is totally against violence.... #weAreNotBokoHaram #WeAreNotFulaniHerdsmen

Just keep your mouth shut

The point that drew my attention is when the man mention Jesus as being poor. the truth is the man is truly ignorant. Jesus was never poor, he only chose to be poor so that we through his poverty might be rich. same way he was made son who knew no sin, that we might be the righteousness of God. Jesus is the owner of the universe, the creator of everything. without him was anything made that was made.

I have been using c320. don't think I can drive any other car. the experience is awesome

Kano is one of d best places betta dan most places in d south

Christians should b ashamed of themselves for joining unbelievers including Muslims to tarnish d image of their leaders. as someone dat resides in d core north, u won't for once see Muslims insult their leaders b it imams or watever. come to think of it, if d Christian community in Nigeria decides to spend billions in procurement of arms legally or illegally, it is justified. we have suffered most and sacrificed times with out numbered ever since dis boko haram madness started. isn't tym we begin to defend ourselves. pls someone should spare me some crap and for once support our President because d other faith wants him to fail and we re helping dem do that. they wouldn't try it if their brother is in d helm of affairs. Christians pls wise up.

I av seen it cos I am currently serving in Kano. though its indeed a giant stride but its not d longest in Nigeria and its not heavy vehicles to ply.they even blocked it against big lorries and trailers. the longest flyover re in Lagos

A very insightful article by Azuka onwuka. I read it sometimes ago in punch newspaper

if you re really talking about cheap cities, think of northern cities like Kano, katsina, bernin kebi. I am currently serving in kano and I can tell that the place is very very cheap. food, housing, they don't even reject dirty or torn money like we do in d south. u need to visit these places

congrats bro

please does anyone know the site where one can download Nigerian movies. I mean latest ones. thanks

heard its a very nice place. I was also posted to kano

The level and nature of commercial activities as it relates to local/international trade would soon increase in the Federal Capital Territory when the Abuja World Trade Center [AWTC], a project worth $1.2billion [N152 billion] now nearing completion, opens in September 2014.
Located at the exotic Central Business District of Abuja, the project was initiated in 2011 and is jointly owned by the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) and the First Intercontinental Properties Limited, a subsidiary of Churchgate Group. It occupies an area of approximately 62, 000 square meters of land and easily accessible from the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
Modeled after the popular American World Trade Center (WTCA), bombed by terrorists in September 2011, the Abuja World Trade Center now about 85% completed, will offer residents of the territory “exceptional hospitality facilities, including exquisite residential accommodation, tasteful offices, world class convention and conference spaces, as well as recreational and entertainment choices,” according to the General Manager of Churchgate, Mr. Ibukun Adeogun who spoke to our reporter on the project.
Adeogun said the project will also impact on the perennial office and residential accommodation in the territory as prospective tenants would have the rare opportunity to move into well furnished apartment blocks with only their bags and baggage, rent the amount of space relevant to their business needs without the hassle presented by dubious estate agents and property speculators roaming the streets of Abuja.
Our reporter observed that residents and visitors to the capital city are instantly compelled to notice the iconic 37 storey sky-scrapers, which have changed the skyline on Constitution Avenue, at the highbrow Central Business District. The buildings have emerged as the tallest edifices within the territory and the initiators hope that the facility will become one of twelve high rise business centers of its nature in Africa and the sixth in sub-Saharan Africa when completed.
Ibukun Adeogun disclosed that the Abuja World Trade Centre was designed by Woods Bagot, an internationally recognized architectural firm credited with prestigious and innovative buildings in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and North America.
The general manager has no doubt that the Abuja World Trade Centre will enhance the international profile of the capital city with an anticipated increase in trade missions, international seminars, business certification programmes and courses as well as world class services unavailable at the moment in the territory.
“In terms of real estate, the Abuja World Trade Centre will give its tenants the premier business address in a symbolic tower setting and this will enhance value as occupants and their clients would have the appropriate setting to conduct businesses that would attract investment opportunities in international trade and investment,” he stated.
The Churchgate general manager, expressed optimism that the first phase of the project would be delivered by September, 2014 in keeping with the contract agreement pointing out that “construction work has progressed so much that I can boldly tell you that we have reached about 85% completion level on tower one which is the commercial tower. Tower two which is the residential section is also moving steadily. In the second tower, we have two, three or four residential apartments.
“On tower one, the glass exterior has progressed to the seventh floor. The cladding work will be concluded by the end of the year. Also, for the residential tower, installation of the glass will begin next week and we hope to complete that one by February, 2014. Also, interior finishing, I mean the installation of interior items like air conditioners and other world class materials has already started on the two towers,” Adeogun explained. Workers and artisans such as carpenters, welders, bricklayers, electricians and other building engineers were seen frantically working on the project when our reporter visited the site on project inspection.
Presently, the construction of the Abuja World Trade Centre has provided employment for more than one thousand Nigerians including the technical staff, tradesmen engaged as engineers, contractors and suppliers of building materials. The number would definitely triple at the completion of the centre when other small and big businesses occupy the edifice, the general manager said.
By Jubrin Lumba
source: Orient Newspaper

yes fellow coopers, now that the count down batch c 2013 camp begins, whic state do you know a cooper can have a good service year? please be sincere or ask from your friends?

they will mobilize their students confirmed

i just confirmed from a senior staff that oau 2012 graduates names have been sent to nysc abuja for mobilization

prospective batch c oau graduates let's meet here

pls does anyone know if OAU will mobilize their studients who have been waiting since feb. this year, i mean 2012 graduates.

please i want to meet those serving in abuja presently. just give me ur experience. thanks

what do u mean by jeans

ondo state is a nice place