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[quote author=Sunny_bobo]The Yoruba mafia at work.[/quote]oduah is Yoruba.

mrphysics: they shud beta leave d issue of money for now and find a better place dis guy will establish himself well before placing a must-pay amount on his head. dough a man u fan, i wud suggest dis guy move to ARSENAL for basic football ideas. this my humble suggestion. MAN U AND ARSENAL FANS DAT AGREE WITH ME SHUD "LIKE"

he should move to Warri Wolves

emudiaga ebbah: 1. Vincent Enyeama.
2. Danny Shitu
3. Ambrose Efe
4. Taiye Taiwo
5. Sam Sodje
6. Omereo
7. Osaze
8 Eminike
9. Dike Bright
10. Ameobi .S.
11. Victor Moses
12. Austin Ejide
13. Lukman Haruna
14. Mikel Obi
15. Yaro Yaro
16 . Rabiu Ibrahim
17. Obafemi Matins
18. Onazi
19. Sunday Mba
20. Joel Obi
21. Agbim
22. Obechei B.
23. Sunday Iyonbe

team that would win the world cup.

1. Vincent Enyeama.
2. Danny Shitu
3. Ambrose Efe
4. Taiye Taiwo
5. Sam Sodje
6. Omereo
7. Osaze
8 Eminike
9. Dike Bright
10. Ameobi .S.
11. Victor Moses
12. Austin Ejide
13. Lukman Haruna
14. Mikel Obi
15. Yaro Yaro
16 . Rabiu Ibrahim
17. Obafemi Matins
18. Onazi
19. Sunday Mba
20. Joel Obi
21. Agbim
22. Obechei B.
23. Sunday Iyonbe

Must we be like others ? The answer is no.

Fela is not Yoruba.

tirtimy: NYSC member who served, God bless them.

thanks.

Asari has failed his people.

masu: when will our yoruba brothers get matured.

now all of them are jumping into response to this young girl comment.
is this the sophistication you all blab about. pls this is childish.

wole belittled himself the moment he went into market fight with a woman(PEG)
That moment he lost my respect. as soon as am concern all we see in him now is "WOLE" the "SOYINKA" has far gone.
SOYINKA is the real professor we know but
WOLE is the tribalist and cultist tht is all that remain in him now.

dont justify evil.

He is still the president, support him, correct him, dont abuse him.

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asernal good luck next time chelsea congrat.

Tocheagle: tiny ghana wants to save west africa. Abeg first save your black colour

sorry my friends, African political integration is not only a joke but a fallacy.

Most corrupt president. Badluck Jonathan.

father forgive them for they know not what they do.

berem: who tell you that one? Yorubas also live in the north but not as populated as igbos.

other tribes also live in the north, so it is not only Igbo and Yoruba you have Urhobo , Edo, Ijo and others.

Chicolee: #TeamDelta
How can one get to the camp from Onitsha

send your number.

vizboy: well i dont want to argue with you cause i can see from your post that you are LAPDOG/SLAVE

prove the work wrong if you cant prove it wrong then dont post we need people with brains and not dull people guy use your number 6.

Kenya 7 Nigeria 0

vizboy: In obj voice -> these must be a joke hahahahahahahahaha
please take these to joke section

am sorry to say but I think that jobless people alway look for jokes when serious issues and debate are on.

tomakint: I think you lost me completely here, is your rating on their level of performances based on those factors you itemized above?

yes, you can examine these items against the various leaders you will see their strength and weakness. Strength which gives points and weakness means reduction of points. However, you may choice to disagree , so which is your best heads of state.

tomakint: Is this supposed to be a JOKE?

No it isnt a joke.

This polls are caculated with the aid of the following criteria which include:
1. Corruption
2. Conflict
3. Human right
4. Economic development
5. Relation to opposition
6. Apointment
Each object above carries 5 points and total up to 30.
1. Yakubu Gowon scores 24 and tops the list.
2. Shehu Shagari comes 2nd with 24 points.
3. Tafawa Balewa 3rd with 23 points.
4. Yaradau came 4th wih 21 points.
5. Murtala came 5th with 19 points.
6. Obasanjo came 6th with 19 points.
7. Buhari came 7th with 15 points.
8. Babagida came 8th with 13 points
9. Abu salam came 9th with 7 points.
10. Abacha came 10th with 7 points.
11. Jonathan came last with 6 points.

The year 2011 in the NYSC was a very important year. It was the year when all were yearning for good goverance. The political temperature was hot . There was a sudden increase in patriotism of country men who spoke with one voice to bring back unity, peace, good goverance which was believed would tranform the country into what our founding fathers had so much desired , this kind of mass movement was seen last since June 12 1993. Today as I write am compelled to look at the year and do my best to show that Nigeria has forgetten about her heroes. This is what makes this writeup gain the title the unforgotten heroes. Like stated before that the 2011 calander was a different year for the NYSC; the question was why was this year so different? Why was it a special year for an organization whose duty it was to produce corpers from numerous graduate that are bound in Nigeria for decades. The answer is not far fetched. One answer is that there was a change in public spirit . People wanted change. The good people of this country did not want to be governed any more on the basis of tribalism, nepotism and other forms of negative nationalitics vices. The other reason was that there were groups of dedicated youths who wanted to make a difference. They sacrificed every thing for the country. This to a large extent includes their lifes. Their courage kept the country together and won to to it fame among comity of nations who adjudge the first election conducted by corper as free and fair. But this did not happen with some kind of magicians trick but rather with dedication, spirit , blood were criteria with which all this took place. So many lost their lifes over the anouncement of results, some were mained and while others were subjected to fear of the unknown. However, as a corper serving at that time in Yabo , Sokoto we got the news of all that happened in states like Kaduna, Gombe and many other northern state in the federation. The news, sent us to a temporary hell thinking they would soon come for us. This did not discourage my fellow corpers and I who decided to continue with the electoral process. It was a sacrifice worth giving for the country and NYSC that was facing public criticism on it relevance. However, silver or gold we do not seek neither do we ask for government or so ever to knight us as heroes . All we wanted was good governance, jobs for the youth who had on one time served the country and are still doing it today. Is this too big to ask for? The answer is best known in your heart. Today, the reverse is the case, as a student of History this is not new to me there is even an important statement to back it up. This statement is as follows: History repeats itself often than not. It is evident that the only way to break out from this nagative subjection of slavery put on us is if we take up to continuous peaceful agitation and not revolution. The federal government has it role to play to avoid violence for they have murdered sleep. We would not forget so fast a part of Nigeria national anthem which says thy labour of our heroes past shall never be in vain. The federal government have neglected these lines. Some section of the public would view this article as too extreme. This would either be that they would either be judging this paper with more of an emotive stand than a cognitive one. This type of judgement does not concern me because I know whatever any one may one say history would judge and like Alexandr Solzhensyn, I will want to be best remembered in such a way that all fact written against me would like dry muds fall off. It is in this light I dare say that with all the sacrifice put by a group to raise this country in presents of death and fear they have been forgetten allowed to leave in poverty without Jobs, some still depending on their parent who are now suppose to depend on them. GOD BLESS THE FORGETTEN HEROES AND MAY HE REMEMBER YOU. Paper written by EBBAH EMUDIAGA an historian .

zika C: am zika frm unizik here's my pin fr some good nigerian 278A0994 posted to DELTA even duo jamb ad nysc wanted to give me heart attack but my God pass dem,great to have u guy less make our camping great but did i just rd no water,no lite guy hope ur just kidding.again is der no direct bus frm osha to isseleukwu also if am to bus to asaba pls wats d name of d bus stop am to stop?

send your number.

State: Sokoto
PPA : J.S.S Yabo
Batch: B
Year : 2009/2010
Camp: Farufaru
C.D.S: NYSC Charity& Tourism club.

Enoquin: May review consumer protection law

THE House of Representatives Wednesday rejected a bill, which sought to make provisions for monetary incentives for unemployed graduates in the country.

The proposed legislation, titled: “A Bill for an Act to amend the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) Act, Cap. N28 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004, by creating specific functions and objectives for the Directorate to specifically cater for unemployed graduates of tertiary institutions,” failed to scale second reading when it was put to vote by the Speaker, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal.

Meanwhile, the House of Representatives has also endorsed a bill seeking to overhaul the Consumer Protection Council.

The bill, sponsored by Daniel Reyeneiju (PDP, Delta State), seeks to amend the Consumer Protection Council Act to modify its composition; widen the scope of its functions and powers so as to provide for a broader and more effective Council.

Sponsor of the bill, Arua Arunsi, had, during his submission on the floor, said the objective of the bill was to design implementation programmes to combat mass unemployment of graduates that are between the ages of 18 to 35 years and also between third to fifth year of post-graduation experience.

According to him, the bill also seeks to pay certain amount of allowances to the unemployed graduates in Nigeria.

But opponents of the proposed legislation pointed out that the provisions of the bill failed to meet critical criteria of filling gaps inherent in the existing laws it was seeking to amend.

A member, Ibrahim El sudi, noted that the bill had nothing new as a similar programme for unemployed graduates was already in existence at the NDE. He added: “There is a graduate attachment programme that does exactly what this bill is seeking.

“Even, a similar programme exists for non-graduates on the social aspect for unemployed non-graduates at the National Social Insurance Trust Fund (NISTF).

What should happen is for the authorities to strengthen these programmes”.

Also, James Faleke said providing such monetary incentives could only compound the economic challenges facing the country.

According to him, since the Nigerian economy was not production-based, industrial revival efforts would be defeated. “Rather than turn our unemployed youths into lazy ones, government should channel the monthly stipends towards the revival of our industries”, he said.

The bill equally seeks to repeal the Consumer Protection Council Act and re-enact the Consumer Protection Agency Bill to provide for the establishment of an investigation unit; ensure effective civil action for damages and other unfair or deceptive practices”.
www.theguardianmobile.com/readNewsItem1.php?nid=11171

The weeping graduates.

Government should pay unempolyed graduates and not bloody ex militant.