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Quakertellicus1:
Then you must think that new refineries can be built in ten months.

Yea, new refineries can not be built in 10months......but, have you started building it?!.
Hear this, Whenever you keep blaming others for your failures, you cannot think out ways to become successful!
But when you face the challenges confronting you,regardless of who caused it....Your capacity to profer solutions in tackling the challenges is Activated!

Quakertellicus1:
Yes...like it was Buhari's fault that our refineries were not repaired properly, or his fault that NNPC wasnot cleared.

You can blame me for giving excuses.....but the fact of the matter is GEJ handed over our petroleum industry in a mess to APC. And ten months is not going to fix that mess!

Will you just keep quiet and stop talking thrash!....
People are sleeping at filling stations now instead of their homes, which is so ABNORMAL!..... and you're still here blaming the previous administration. I hope you're not part of those "Boffon" APC loyalists oo....Na wa 4 U oo.

Kingstone32:
thanks. Registration is never late in education. I'll do as you've said. But is it not weird to be spending extra one year in school because of ced?

U're welcome...Ok
Hmmn!.my brother....that's the kind of system we've found ourselves in Nigeria Univ. esp Uniben. Just graduated from there oo. #MechEngr. After experiencing what you're currently facing now. God will surely see you through bro.

Kingstone32:
Am already spilling. I just finished my Industrial training last month before a friend called me today and told me my name isn't on the new list of graduating students. But when i took the course, i was already in my finals.

New list of graduating students in April?!....The list of graduating students for 2014/2015 was out in Nov 2015...so, i don't get d new list stuff.
Btw, since you are already spilling, register the course with your course adviser, n register with CED dept, so as to be able to write the exam....I just hope it not too late to register since they(Uniben) are already in 2nd semester this session.

Kingstone32:
second semester last session. When there was fake registration saga. I went to their new office to register #3000. I did the assignments, group projects but i didn't took the test because it clashed wit my ved test.

Ok....but are you in your final year this session 2015/16 or already spillling?....
If you're in ur Final yr, just register n follow up with the necessary things like test, group project and so on... CED in Uniben CANNOT be waved....same with GST.
If you're spilling already n you've got the textbook b4, just notify them that you've gotten the textbook n pay a lesser amount...except they say otherwise. Just give your best to pass the Course by all means regardless of the stress you might face.

Kingstone32:
second semester last session. When there was fake registration saga. I went to their new office to register #3000. I did the assignments, group projects but i didn't took the test because it clashed wit my ved test.

Ok....but are you in your final year this session 2015/16 or already spillling?.

Op,when did you write the course?...I mean which of the semesters?.

dacovajnr:
Source nko or shey na Sauce

Hahaha....na really Sauce!

This is cool!

sabimbola:
Thanks, most likely an uncle sent it to me,I just feel like sharing it with fellow nairalander .Hope there is no problem with that

No problem at all...Just that i posted it earlier, but it didn't hit FP.

sabimbola:
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU OWN A CAR OR DESIRE TO OWN ONE...

I got this on another thread. Can this info be verified, or dismissed..."I think it's time we stop over focussing on this PDP/APC, PMB and the rest issues and start looking where our problem is. I believe our problem is in the institutions of this country. I don't want to mention that of police now - its for another day. It was on the 14th day of March that I drove into one of the police stations to obtain the new tinted glass permit, in the process, it was discovered that the plate number of my car is being used by another car. My first question is "How is it possible?" Because I obtained this number from FRSC with all documents intact. I never know the car is going to stay for 12 days in the station.
A file was quickly opened and the car became an exhibit. Thank God the car was registered by a very high ranking officer of the FRSC whom was brought to the station. As the investigation was going on, it was discovered that some people were producing these fake and duplicate number plates and giving out to innocent and unsuspicious Nigerian ripping them off their hard earned money.
My question is, should we now go and buy these numbers at a shop in Alaba or at idumota instead of the federal government approved agencies? In the course of my research, I stumbled upon the number plate verification system online. I started verifying cars of friends, church members and even cars that I see on the road. A shocking revelation was made that OUT OF EVERY 10 CARS you see on the road with LAGOS and ABUJA number plates, that at least 4 of them are FAKE.
You can check your own now.
(1) Go to www.nvisng.org/numberplateverification.aspx
(2) Enter your number in the space provided. Eg "ABC863AP
(3) Click on verify button. Then an information will be displayed below the button. Because FRSC did not want the general public to see the full details of the registration, you will only see the name of your car and the date of registration.

Here are some samples:

1. This number plate has been produced by FRSC and assigned to Toyota highlander on 20/01/2015. If your car is Toyota highlander, then you are lucky its done. But if your car is for instance Toyota Camry and your verification shows the above message, then you are in as me. Solution is to go and re-register your car afresh.

2. This number plate has been produced by FRSC and assigned to Matrix however the vehicle is yet to be registered..... If your car is Matrix, then just go back to the person that registered your car and tell him/her to complete your registration.

3. This plate number has been produced by FRSC but yet to be assign to any vehicle. It means that they just gave you a number plate that is not even registered in their system. Solution is to go to them to register your car and upload your information.

4. An invalid/wrong number plate. Do I need to explain this, NO.

Verify your car first and sort yourself out with the FRSC before you even proceed to police for tinted permit cos if police are the one to find out, then you know what follows. Many innocent Nigerian are suffering now because of impunity in our institutions. Note: this verification is only applicable to the number plates with this formats ABC123AB not AB123 ABC.

Let us spread this news until everyone is aware of this evil FRSC is perpetrating. You are free to share."

@Op, nobody will take your blessing and glory ooo....Na my post you copy so oo...But no problem,happy it got to FP so that many will be inforned about this.

FTC.... Uniben girls rock!

For me,it is UNIBEN...
E be like say dem dey look face give them admission oo.

Exqwizit:
The youngest DJ in Africa is 3years old from South Africa. He has lots of videos on YouTube.

...He said youngest DJ in West Africa....not Africa.
Maybe i need to lend you my glasses!
Read well before you comment.

momentum85:
Chisos! Just checked mine now and I was told that the registration is yet to be completed but was assigned properly thou!

@momentum85, Yours is category 2....Just make sure you quickly complete your registration.

Siena:
[color=Blue]Emperor, some simple paragraphing will make your undoubtedly useful post easier to read.[/color]

Thanks!...Will modify immediately.

Siena:
[color=Blue]Emperor, some simple paragraphing will make your undoubtedly useful post easier to read.[/color]

Thanks!...Will modify immediately.

property123:
thanks

U're welcome

I Think it's time we stop over focussing on
this PDP/APC, PMB and the rest issues and
start looking where our problem is. I believe
our problem is in the institutions of this
country. I don't want to mention that of police
now its for another day. It was on the 14th
day of March that I drove into one of the
police station to obtain the new tinted glass
permit, in the process, it was discovered that
the plate number of my car is being used by
another car. My first question is "How is it
possible?" Because I obtained this number
from FRSC with all documents intact. I never
know the car is going to stay for 12 days in
the station.

A file was quickly open and the car became
an exhibit. Thank God the car was registered
by a very high ranking officer of the FRSC
whom was brought to the station. As the
investigation was going on, it was discovered
that some people were producing these fake
and duplicate number plates and giving out to
innocent and unsuspicious Nigerian ripping
them off their hard earned money.

My question is, should we now go and buy
this numbers at a shop in Alaba or at idumota
instead of the federal government approved
agencies? In the course of my research, I
stumbled upon the number plate verification
system online. I started verifying cars of
friends, church members and even cars that I
see on the road. A shocking revelation was
made that OUT OF EVERY 10 CARS you see
on the road with LAGOS and ABUJA number
plates, that at least 4 is FAKE.

You can check your own now.
(1) Go to www.nvisng.org/numberplateverif
ication.aspx
(2) Enter your number in the space provided.
Eg "ABC863AP
(3) Click on verify button. Then an
information will be displayed below the
button. Because FRSC did not want the
general public to see the full details of the
registration, you will only see the name of
your car and the date of registration.
Here are some samples:

1. This number plate has been produced by
FRSC and assigned to Toyota highlander on
20/01/2015. If your car is Toyota highlander,
then you are lucky its done. But if your car is
for instance Toyota Camry and your
verification shows the above message, then
you are in as me. Solution is to go and re-
register your car afresh.

2. This number plate has been produced by
FRSC and assigned to Matrix however the
vehicle is yet to be registered..... If your car is
Matrix, then just go back to the person that
registered your car and tell him/her to
complete your registration.

3. This plate number has been produced by
FRSC but yet to be assign to any vehicle. It
means that they just gave you a number plate
that is not even registered in their system.
Solution is to go to them to register your car
and upload your information.

4. An invalid/wrong number plate. Do I need
to explain this, NO.

Verify your car first and sort yourself out with
the FRSC before you even proceed to police
for tinted permit cos if police are the one to
find out, then you know what follows. Many
innocent Nigerian are suffering now because
of impunity in our institutions.

Note: this verification is only applicable to the
number plates with this formats ABC123AB
not AB123 ABC.
Let us spread this news until everyone is
aware of this evil FRSC is perpetrating. You
are free to share.
Federal Road Safety Corps : Verify Number
Plate
www.nvisng.org

Irishrena1:
I don't dispute the fact that HE MIGHT have helped a few persons. I mean, who doesn't help a few persons? There's a reason why we humans 'generalise' certain patterns. Its because those patterns have become something sort of a norm. You see these pastors, they see a church member in need and they tell him to come for deliverance against one spirit or the other. And while the person goes, he puts the normal offering. I bet you, before the end of the 'deliverance', they'll convince you to sow a seed for the answering of ur prayer or as a point of contact. When they see d man is so broke, they tell him that giving must cost him something if not it doesn't deserve being called a sacrificial giving.
They'll do all this and not help the person financially.

Ill tell you a story. My aunty was going through serious financial set backs at a time. Everything was turning upside down that she was literally begging fir her house rent. Our pastor at the time, introduced one network marketer to the church. He was given the church auditorium to use to hold a sort of seminar on "get away club". Is it that kind of kalokalo that a pastor shoupd introduce to his people? And he tried convincing my aunty to join and she asked him "isbit me that is beggingbfor my hous rent, that should use the little left i mean the very little left of the money that i use to sustain my business, to put ibto sonething that is nit certain as that? When that did not work, he asked her to bring the money she had and use it to sow a seed and see what God will do. So how will you judge this one? Never did he lift a finger to give her a kobo.

To cut the long story short, they don't help up to 0.5% the way Jesus did. Abeg leave matter for Matthias.

I got your story....but this does not allow you to generalize that all pastors act and behave same way!.

midehi2:
thank goodness you said most ladies, so am not among

I pray say you sef no dey enjoy those LIES!

Good to know about this!...BTW, my grandfather clocked 100, November 2015....and he still can do all this!
More grace to his leadership!

midehi2:
fake guys everywhere

Stop generalizing!... Most Ladies love LIES,they hate it when you tell them the Truth...This is the reason why the FAKE ones are having their way into their hearts and deceiving them all!

midehi2:
fake guys everywhere

Stop generalizing!... Ladies love LIES,they hate it when you tell them the Truth...This is the reason why the FAKE ones are having their way into their hearts and deceiving them all!

Irishrena1:
Good that he didn't save up money to buy a limo neither did he see the needs of those he fed miraculously as an oversight nor did he ask them to put any special collection for special events/occasions. But he did actually feed them and didn't send them away hungry. He didn't have any special ride that he used in the bible, and the disciples were in the habit of selling their belongings, pulling their resources together, and helping the needy among them. And He is an heir of the kingdom too. You too will agree to this right?

I agree to all you've said!.... But i have a question for you?....Is it all the time you get something nice that you give it out?.... When you bought that smartphone of yours @ #30000, why did you not sell or use the money instead to help the needy!...Same with that new shirt,wristwatch, shoe and many more...
This man of God we are talking about might have helped and is still helping people which both of us might be unaware of.....Let's stop working with the Judas Iscariot's mentality.

BabaAgba001:
With God all things are posible. Bukola noting evil shall happen to you ijn amen

The lord that brought out the axe head form the water and that lead ppeter out of prion shall rescue u ijn

Bros what are you writing @2nd paragraph!... Please check your spellings very well na!.

Irishrena1:
O. He had the cash and it would have been enough for the expenses? And He went ahead to miraculously feed the 5000 and save the cash to buy a hummer limo for himself I guess?

He miraculously fed the multitudes to show the "El-shaddi-ness"(Provider) of the Almighty God.... The Silver n the Gold are His!....and He wasn't keeping it to buy a limo!.

Irishrena1:
You must be joking. When did Christ buy food for 5000 people? There must have been mama put or iya Basira at the time

I did not say He bought food!...I said He had cash enough available to buy food for over 5000 person s...He said "whence can we BUY bread".... not BORROW or BEG bread.
Jesus Christ was never Poor.(2corin 8:9)....So therefore, His ambassadors must never live in poverty!.

Irishrena1:
You must be joking. When did Christ buy food for 5000 people? There must have been mama put or iya Basira at the time

I did not say He bought food!...I said He had cash enough available to buy food for over 5000 person s..."He said "whence can we BUY bread".... not BORROW or BEG bread.
Jesus was never Poor.(2corin 8:9)....So therefore, His ambassadors must never live in poverty!.

martineinstein:
Question for those that defend these pastors: If Jesus was alive(physically), would he had done/accepted this?


What is a pastor doing with private jet/luxury cars in a poverty -ridden country like ours?

Even in developed continent like Europe, men of God don't do this...

Are those pastors in Europe using different bible or praying to another God?

Bro, to answer your 1st question.... Yes!...Do you know that Jesus Christ had a "Convoy" during His earthly ministry....He had a Magnificent edifice for a home....He was "Super Rich",that He had cash in abudance to buy food for over 5000 people....Had a finiancial accountant/treasurer...He wore the best of attires, and many more!....So,why shouldn't His ambassadors enjoy same. (I can give you Scriptural backings to this, if you need them)

2) Do you know how many countries this Men of God travel to within one week?....Maybe you haven't gone through the stress of applying for Visas before....Those that have it need it for easy movement in propagation of the gospel....It is a need, and not for show off!

3) Do you know Kenneth Copeland?.... This Man of God has given 26 airplanes to different ministries as "gifts"...Late Myles Munroe also had a private jet!


4) They are not using a different bible....They are serving the same God and enjoying the same benefits.... You are just privileged to know about this because you are living in Nigeria!..

God bless us all while we fulfill His mission on earth!

tintingz:
A real man of God will sell this car, buy lesser expensive car and give the rest of the money to the charity.

Another Judas Iscariot spotted!

DonUjay:
1. Nigerians are very Passionate about Football:

Are we really that Passionate about football? If your answer is yes then why do we find it so hard to get supposed passionate fans into stadiums whenever the Super Eagles or any of our National teams Play? Why are our so-called Passionate fans not willing to buy tickets (Part with money) to watch their National teams Play? You'ld only find sizeable crowds at the stadium when the gates are thrown open.

Even more disturbing is the fact that these fans go to stadiums to support the national teams without wearing the National team colours, thus, resulting in a sea of Rainbow colours at the stands which make for distasteful viewing for Television audiences and also make the away team feel less intimidated.


2. Our Super Eagles are no more Super

We keep referring to auld Lang syne when our national team was a force to reckon with in world football. This begs the question: were our Super eagles ever Super? The only successes we've achieved in football were at the age grade level and continental level (for both male and female teams). Let's be factual, even the so-called USA '94 squad which is touted to be our best ever team was not much of a success on the global stage. We Lost to the two Big teams we came up against at the 1994 World Cup (Argentina and Italy); Senegal secured a World cup berth for the first time at Korea/Japan World cup (2000) and ended up beating 2 Big teams (Former world cup winners) in France and Uruguay but eventually crashed out at the Quarter finals (Emphasis on Quarter finals).


3. Talented Footballers abound in Nigeria:

Maybe in the past this would have been correct but as it stands right now I don't even think the talents abound anymore. I think we saw the Last of our truly talented footballers when Austin 'Jay-Jay' Okocha and Nwankwo 'Papilo' Kanu retired.

If you have a divergent view on this matter then I think you should ask yourself the following questions: How many of our Super Eagles Players can break into the first team of any of Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, P.S.G or Mancity

How many of our Nigerian Players Play first team football in a Bug club in any of the top five Leagues in Europe?

When Last did a Nigerian Footballerr win the African Footballer of the year award?


4. We Have The Best Supporters Club in the World:

Have you noticed how dull football Matches may seem when the Nigerian Supporters club are in the stands Beating their drums and blowing those trumpets in a bid to Lend the needed support to the National team, Now compare this to what you get in football matches involving European teams, South/North American teams and even Asian teams...Like seven-up the difference Is clear right?
Can't forget the South-Korean fans at the Korea/Japan World cup (2000), those fans brought a whole new dimension to football supportership

5. Feel free to add yours...

This is simply your opinion though!.....BTW, it is Korea /Japan 2002....and not 2000.