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bloodyBLOGGER:
The Governor of Delta, Patrick Okota, reportedly obtained a two-week ceasefire from the Niger Delta Avengers before arriving at the meeting but did not disclose it because he was uncomfortable that the Vice President wasn’t disposed to the idea. SaharaReporters learnt that through his Deputy, Mr. Okowa had extensive meetings with the Niger Delta Avengers, pointing out that it was evident that he and other South South governors knew who the militants were as he spoke at the meeting.


www.saharareporters.com/2016/06/07/niger-delta-governors-want-corruption-charges-dropped-across-region-stop-pipeline-attacks

So, it's true that 99.9% of Nairalanders don't read before they comment...

SHM

Theresa is my mother-in-law. So None of the above is the correct answer....

E nor easy

waiting for comments

5 months after

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Dignity has lost her home in our culture. Imagine somebody opening a thread to show his wife's ex. God, May my wife-to-be know no ex just as my mum.

SUMMARY OF EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE MOBILE DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE FOR FIRST SEMESTER OF INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE LABORATORY (ISLT) PROGRAMMES FOR 2014/2015 ACADEMIC SESSION HELD FROM 28TH APRIL TO MAY 2015

S/N


NAME/MATRIC. NO.


DEPARTMENT


LEVEL


ALLEGED CHARGE


PENALTY

1.


Obim Paul Eze

FOS/SLT/09/10/176350


Microbiology


Graduated


Caught impersonating in the examination hall.


Expulsion

2.


Iwemah Oghenefejiro

FOS/SLT/10/11/190197


Botany (Environmental Science)


500


Caught with relevant material in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2014/2015 academic session and to resume studies with effect from second semester of 2017/2018 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.





DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY, ABRAKA

SUMMARY OF EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE MOBILE DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE FOR FIRST SEMESTER OF WEEKEND DEGREE PROGRAMME FOR 2013/2014 ACADEMIC SESSION, HELD FROM 30TH JULY TO 18TH AUGUST,2015

S/N


NAME/MATRIC. NO.


DEPARTMENT


LEVEL


ALLEGED CHARGE


PENALTY

1.


Ogbeta Loveth Efe

FSS/WK/09/10/180877


Geography and Regional Planning


500


Caught with material relevant to the course being examined in the examination hall


rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

2.


Francis Mercy

FSS/WK/10/11/203413


Accounting and Finance


400


Caught with material relevant in the examination hall


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled

3.


Omokaihri Erowho

FSS/WK/07/08/141394


Accounting and Finance


500


Caught with material relevant in the examination hall


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled

4.


Ubaba Peter Obueke

FSS/WK/09/10/181257


Accounting and Finance


500


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled

5.


Willy Esther

FSS/WK/09/10/181747


Accounting and Finance


500


Caught exchanging answer booklet with another student in the examination hall


Expulsion.

6.


Ayomah Ejomafuvwe

FSS/WK/10/11/196394


Accounting and Finance


400


Caught inscribing relevant information on her school fees print out in the examination hall


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

7.


Stephen Magdalene

FSS/WK/09/10/181649


Economics


500


Caught with material relevant in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

8.


Osaje Lucky

FSS/WK/10/11/193630


Economics


500


Caught with prepared pages of answer booklet in the examination hall.


Expulsion.

9.


Butler Emoakpor T.

FSS/WK/10/11/201022


Business Administration


400

4


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

10.


Sunday Olokpa Patrick

FSS/WK/09/10/178316


Economics


500


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled

11.


Ebinum Azowenunebi Godfrey

FSS/WK/10/11/201528


Accounting and Finance


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2015/2016 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

12.


Obukowho Christabel Tivere

FSS/WK/10/11/203718


Economics


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be Cancelled

13.


Umukoro Cheson Henry

FSS/WK/10/11/200801


Business Administration


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

14.


Ajayi Modupe

FSS/WK/09/10/182083


Business Administration


500


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

15.


Ogboru Victor

FSS/WK/10/11/196976


Business Administration


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

16.


Oritsejafor David E.

FSS/WK/10/11/178393


Economics


500


Impersonating in the examination hall.


Discharged.

17.


Ogwegha Peter

FSS/WK/10/11/203953


Economics


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

18.


Dikadi Lambert Ndubisi

FSS/WK/06/07/121402


Accounting and Finance


500


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled

19.


Obarhua Ejaita O.

FSS/WK/10/11/197539


Accounting and Finance


400


Caught with extraneous material relevant in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled

20.


Odiurho Eyere

FSS/WK/11/12/196895


Economics


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

21.


Okotie D. Ejomafuvwe

FSS/WK/10/11/204168


Sociology


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

22.


Okoigho Kingsley

FSS/WK/10/11/201482


Economics


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled

23.


Aiwansedo Friday

FSS/WK/09/10/180982


Accounting and Finance


500


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

24.


Nwaokoye Joseph

FSS/WK/10/11/197925


Business Administration


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

25.


Ebireri Afoke Vivian

FSS/WK/09/10/181875


Accounting and Finance


500


Caught to have taking wrong registration form to examination hall


Advised to be more careful in future.

26.


Unuayagwame Samuel

FSS/WK/10/11/200449


Business Administration


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

27.


Olobio Endurance Ajiri

FSS/WK/09/10/180213


Accounting and Finance


500


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

28.


Omamogho Weyinmi Mofe

FSS/WK/09/10/182128


Economics


500


Caught imprinting materials on her relevant in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session.

All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

29.


Ndubuisi Oluchukwu

FSS/WK/10/11/203802


Psychology


400


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

30.


Adamu Zaretu

FSS/WK/09/10/181110


Business Administration


500


Caught with relevant materials in the examination hall.


Rusticated for six (6) semesters with effect from first semester of 2013/2014 academic session and to resume studies with effect from first semester of 2016/2017 academic session. All examinations written within the period of penalty should be cancelled.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor V.F. Peretomode, on behalf of Senate has received, considered and approved the recommendations of the Students’ Disciplinary Committee (SDC) on the under listed students who appeared before it to defend themselves against the various alleged acts of gross misconduct and breach of matriculation oath.

Reminder

Warri, Delta State.
Ever since Gen Buhari became president, we've not seen light for up to two hours as we use to under the so called clueless.
I don't know what improvement the media is spewing.

....

Not again after four years....

size40:
Mr man, ur questions are coming rather too late. u should have asked this questions first to Peter Obi, ur former Governor and Anambra people first. When did Peter Obi conduct local govt election in his entire 8 years in office? The local govt election in Rivers state was conducted within the stipulation of the law. The PDP in Rivers state were shouting for nothing because Gesila Khan is not the one in charge of the local election so they became afraid of coming out to contest. However, the election has come and gone. Winners Will be sworn in 26th, May 2015. In fact, am using this opportunity to invite u to come and be part of the swearing in Rivers state. Thank u.

What about the problem with Tinubu? and judicial colapse and his case at Owerri high court?

Phinagold:
Hehehe....OP u have said it all. Jst to make grounds difficult for the next champion "WIKE. But am happy though cos WIKE is a man not a boy

What about the intra-party chaos he is causing?

I have asked before but got no answer. I am asking again hoping that a politically oriented nairalander provide a tentative answer.

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Amaechi will be 50 on May 27, 2015 —( 2 days to the end of his tenure as governor; having being in powerful public positions for 16 unbroken years; being 34 when he became the Speaker of Rivers State House of Assembly, a position he held for eight years before being made the governor of the state by the judges of the Supreme Court) —instead of being happy, he is destroying his achievements in Rivers by his juvenile actions.

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What is the wisdom of conducting local government elections on May 23 – just six days to the handover date of May 29? What does Amaechi want to achieve by hastily conducting these elections and swearing in the “selected” ones before departing on May 29, when he has not done same in the last four years? Just the same way, I see no plausible rationale in President Goodluck Jonathan’s recent rash of appointments. (-Saka Momodu)
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What is his gain in trying to make the house of change a broken home? (“Amaechi has a strong personality but the party will think of what is best for him, but SGF is a no no. That office needs a calm personalty who will be there to ensure the President succeeds, not one who will fight with even party men like he’s been doing with Tinubu lately”.) -APC Chieftains @ http://www.naij.com/425057-sgf-apc-chieftains-dumps-amaechi-for-onu.html
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Please, What does Gov. Rotimi Amaechi really want to achieve with these undemocratic display?,

CCsurplus007:
Thank you. Its chlamydia and not gonorrhoea

Welcome

It's likely Chlamydia and not Gonorrhoea but if its the latter, its 100% curable.
I'm not advising you not to see a doctor but no need to see one.
Just get
1) VASTROMAX 100mg; or ZEXTROMAX 200mg ..... around 8h to 1.3k nationwide
2) Doxycycline or Tetracycline ..... around 2h
take VAXTROMAX once a day, usually in the morning and tetracycline 100mg in the evening.
Symptoms will disappear after 7 days.

If you are academically upright, then go to DELSU.

Drop download link

ow11: Great List, A slight Modification/Addition - Oman isn't in Africa and Mozambique appeared twice

Countries colonised by USA
Liberia

Countries colonised by Germany
Germany had to give up its colonies post world war 1

Cameroun - Handed over to France
Namibia - Handed over to South Africa
Tangayika - Handed over to Britain who merged it with Zanzibar to form Tanzania
Togo- Handed over to France

Countries colonised by France

Comoros Islands
Djibouti

Countries colonised by Britain

Seychelles
Mauritius

Countries colonised by Portugal

Sao Tome and Principe
Cape Verde

Countries colonised by Ethiopia

Eritrea

Countries colonised by Italy

Present day (Unrecognised) Somaliland - Merged with Somalia after WW1 but has been self governing since Somalia went south in the 90s.

Countries/Lands still colonised

Mayotte - France
Reunion - France
St. Helena - Britain
Tristan da Cunha -Britain
Canary Islands - Spain
Ceuta - Spain
Madeira - Portugal
Azores - Portugal

Unrecognised countries

Sarahawi Arab Republic (Western Sahara) Currently colonised by Morocco previously colonised by Spain

superb

iamord: wow.. Its glaring to see. How all african countries behave. the Masters have really influenced the black race.

true talk

Note:
It wasn't a Mohammedan religious movement...

Laws are not made in court.

COUNTRIES THAT WERE COLONISED BY BRITAIN
Botswana,
Egypt,
The Gambia,
Ghana,
Kenya,
Lesotho,
Malawi,
Namibia,
Nigeria,
Sierra Leone,
Somalia,
Sudan,
Swaziland,
Tanzania,
Uganda,
Zambia,
Zimbabwe,
Sudan

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COUNTRY THAT WAS COLONISED BY SPAIN.
Equatorial Guinea
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COUNTRIES THAT WERE COLONISED BY PORTUGAL.
Angola,
Guinea-Bissau,
Mozambique,
Oman
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COUNTRIES THAT WERE COLONISED BY FRANCE.
Benin,
Burkina Faso,
Cameroon,
Central African Republic,
Chad,
Republic of the Congo,
Cote d'Ivoire,
Gabon,
Guinea,
Madagascar,
Mali,
Mauritania,
Mozambique,
Niger,
Senegal,
Togo,
Algeria,
Morocco,
Tunisia

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COUNTRIES THAT WERE COLONISED BY BELGIUM.
Burundi,
Democratic Republic of the Congo,
Rwanda
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COUNTRY THAT WAS COLONISED BY ITALY.
Libya
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COUNTRY THAT WAS NEVER COLONIZED
Ethiopia

...Sabbah founded the Order of the Assassins. While his motives for founding this order are ultimately unknown, it was said to be all for his own political and personal gain and to also exact vengeance on his enemies. Because of the unrest in the Holy Land caused by the Crusades, Hassan-i Sabbah found himself not only fighting for power with other Muslims, but also with the invading Christian forces.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassins
. . . .
There is no need for religious war cuz Sabbah wasn't a **

''The boy is good''.

Nice but not fully true.
Truth is;
Life is a race & great men don't live for themselves but for others.

God help Nigeria.

I hope Nigerians will realise the importance of computers in the nearest future so voting process will can computerised....

Congratz to them...

I think it is time Nigeria go for the Brazillian type DRE voting machine.