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riczy:Last year it was #80, million naira about $400,000 There will be more to it this season |
ehnok:Bros remember a win equals 3 draws |
maestroz:Europa league or you mean to say CAF confederation cup |
engineerboat:Cc: lalasticlala I sight you Can we have the views of Nairalanders on how the remaining matches can help produce real winner |
semasir:Mathematically, With 3 games to go, Any of the top 4 can still take the title and Any of the top 6 can still make the top 4 |
It is at this stage that you will be seeing 6:0, 99 minutes 10 mins extra time. Putting those into consideration, |
semasir:Remember NPFL closing stage embarrassing goals and imaginaries referee calls |
semasir:What's your suggestion on the top four and why |
There is major adjustment in the NPFL Table after today's matches. Some are battling relegation, The top 4 is in a stiff competition. Nairalanders, suggest your; 1. Top 4, 2. Last 4
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Hardeysolution:Please the PMB to show us his certificate #ChangeBeginwithPMB Tell PMB to bring Dasuki to open trial in court, Tell PMB to show us who Aisha Harlobuton is |
[quote author=Hardeysolution post=49192644]every leader leads by example. Tell PMB to change his corrupt associated, Tell the government to stop complaining and get down to work, Tell the government to stop mouth action and do what they were elected to do, |
The Adamawa State Government has said the multi-million Almajiri schools established by former President Goodluck Jonathan have yet to become operational because they are too expensive to run. This was made known in Yola, the state capital, by the Chairman of the Adamawa State Universal Education Board, Dr. Mohammed Toungo, while appraising the success of the educational initiative of the American University of Nigeria, targeting almajiri children between the ages of six and 17 years. Corroborating Toungo, the Permanent Secretary, Adamawa State Ministry of Education, Alhaji Mahmud Abubakar, also explained that the state government was finding it difficult to put the almajiri schools into use because of financial constraints. Toungo spoke at an event organised by the Technology Enhanced Learning for All project to commemorate the World Literacy Day on Wednesday. The USAID-funded initiative, which utilizes radio and information technology to reach vulnerable children, has helped improved the literacy and numeracy skills of over 22,000 almajiri. Toungo who was represented by the ADSUBEB’s Director of Quality Assurance, Saidu Komsari, said the board was ready to key into the TELA project run by the American University in Yola. He added that the AUN had played a complimentary role of solving a fraction of the problem because there were over half a million out of school children in the state which the seven model integrated islamiya schools established by the Federal Government since 2012 had yet to redress. He said, “We appreciate the AUN for taking up the almajiri problem. But as it is right now, we have over half a million of these children roaming the streets. If you take 22,000 out of it; how many per cent is it?” According to him, the state is bothered by the number of out-of-school children and the non-operation of the school as a result of funding gaps and the government’s inability to recruit the personnel needed for its take-off because such schools required specialised teachers. He noted that the government spent not less than N100 million in constructing each of the seven schools with a combined enrolment for only 420 almajiri but which also had been lying fallow since its establishment in 2012. “But since 2012 up till now they have not commenced because the recruitment of the specialised teachers to the schools had not been done because of the expensive nature of the teachers. “The feeding of the almajiri is also a big problem. I think the enrollment we intended was only 420 and the American University educated 22,000 in one year. It was expensive, capital intensive and the beneficiaries were very few. So they (schools) are there lying waste. “We have asked the USAID to give us money so that we can start the schools but they refused us except we come with a performance indicator” The Federal Government had under the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan in its determination to modernise the almajiri system of Islamic education built and commissioned some model schools across the North, some of which were also built in Adamawa State. The Federal Government at the time devoted N15bn to realise its objective of integrating over 10 million almajiris into the formal educational school system. http://punchng.com/jonathans-n700m-almajiri-schools-expensive-run-adamawa/
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bloodkiIler:Man can you explain the word *IF* *WE WILL STREAMLINE THE ACTIVITY* |
bloodkiIler:The question I have for you now is that was it Tonyebarcanista that make that preas release. Why attacking the tertiary mesanger inseadbof attacking the message. Is tonye Chinwe Is tonye leadership newspaper Is tonye MARKAFI Publicity Secretary. Why taking it personal in tonyebatcanista. |
CuteTj:Am not a boat boss |
bloodkiIler:This your comments get k-leg. So to you Tonyebarcanista is now a mole. Well we shall soon know who are truelly moles |
Firefire:He's still at PDP |
LadyExcellency:PDP faction Authentic |
bloodkiIler:Is that all you have to say. It's paining baaaaa |
bloodkiIler:Get your facts right mr. |
Mynd44:Are you sure he's not called and warned |
Rednaxelot:This is what happen when you do what you are not instructed to do. |
Ghen ghen |
BREAKING: PDP Shuts Down Twitter Handle, Disowns Director New Media |
tuale4u:WITH 16 HOURS TO GO. |
TheSociopath:Is it MIMIKO that said Buhari Police and APC civil defense be shooting each other |
The chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party in Okitipupa Local Government Area, Niyi Pirisola, was in the early hours of Friday assassinated by yet-to-be identified gunmen. The former caretaker chairman of the council, was said to have been shot as he was arriving his Ilu Tuntun residence in Okitipupa from the church. The gunmen left the scene immediately after the shooting, witnesses said. They told journalists that the deceased was blocked by the assailants as he arrived home, before they shot him. He was said to have passed away as efforts were being made to take him to a hospital. The State Police Public Relations Officers, Femi Joseph, confirmed the incident. He described the shooting as an “ugly development” that would not be condoned in the state. According to Mr. Joseph, the state police command was working to bring those behind the killing to book. “The deceased was coming from the church and the assailants attacked him and killed him,” he said. “We have commenced investigation on it and I am sure the killers will be brought to book.” However, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state expressed shock over the killing of the former council boss describing the death as “debasing.” The state Publicity Secretary of the party, Banji Okunomo, called on the security agencies to investigate the killing and bring the perpetrators to book. “While the PDP expresses shock at this inhuman act, we hereby call on all security agencies to bring the perpetrators of this dastardly act to book,” Mr. Okunomo said. “This is necessary because of the sensitivity of the times that we are in Ondo State, considering that the state is preparing for its governorship election come November 26, 2016. “The PDP cautions against anything that could heat up the polity and impede the transition process that is being prepared for in our dear Sunshine State. “Ondo State has been widely acclaimed as one of the most peaceful States in the country. We must not allow hoodlums to tamper with this track record or dent our image in any way.” http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/209731-pdp-chieftain-assassinated-ondo.html
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– A Federal High Court judge, Okon Abang has disqualified himself from a case involving political actors in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) – The case is between businessman Jimoh Ibrahim and former Kaduna state governor – The PDP, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and four others are joined in the suit A Federal High Court judge, Okon Abang has disqualified himself from a case between businessman Jimoh Ibrahim and former Kaduna state governor, Ahmed Makarfi. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter PDP acting national chairman, Ahmed Makarfi Giving a ruling on an interlocutory application filed by Ibrahim on Thursday, September, 1, over the conducting of Ondo gubernatorial primary election by the Makarfi led faction of the PDP, Abang said he was only assigned to hear the matter because he is a vacation judge. Ibrahim had in a suit asked the court to stop the Ahmed Makarfi-led caretaker committee from conducting its party primary election for Ondo state on August 22. READ ALSO: Ondo Election: PDP’s candidate voice out, says he’s not Mimiko’s boy Abang however said following the end of the annual judicial vacation on Friday, September 9, he would have to refer the case file to the chief judge of the Federal High Court for reassignment. Abang’s decision to send the file for reassignment is because he is standing in as a vacation judge, his own vacation starts on Monday, September 12. Abang said the time left for him to preside over matter is less than a week. Optionally, Abang also said the defendant “may” within seven days file a counter affidavit on the application or the plaintiff “may” seek leave of the court on the matter. Earlier on, counsel to the plaintiff, O. Oyelami prayed the court for a short adjournment for hearing on the motion of injunction and interlocutory application filed by his team. He also prayed the court to – within its discretion – allow his team adopt their processes on the matter. But in his objection counsel to PDP Ifedayo Adedikpe said since the plaintiff claims to have adhered to substituted service as ordered by the court, progress can only be made on the matter if the court is satisfied by all verifiable evidence of compliance. Adedikpe however told the court to consider the letters of Order 7 sub rule 1 of the Federal High Court procedure rule, 2009. He said: “A defendant served shall within 30 days be allowed to enter his appearance before the court.” Adedikpe said, while he does not object to an adjournment as proposed by the plaintiff, he expects the court to allow the defendants 30 days to make its appearance. He further said, he expected Ibrahim’s counsel to draw the attention of the court to the fact that his interlocutory application being served has been overtaken by events – the already conducted party primary election by Makarfi faction in Ondo state. READ ALSO: Oyegun declares PDP is dead as Tony Anileh, 3,000 PDP leaders defect to APC The Makarfi faction of the party had on August 22, had its version of the PDP primary election despite the matter being in court. Also, irrespective of a court injunction obtained by the Makarfi led caretaker committee in Ondo state, the Ali Modu-Sheriff faction of the PDP held its own Ondo gubernatorial primary election in Ibadan, Oyo state on Monday, August 29. The Modu-Sheriff fection’s election witnessed the emergence of businessman Jimoh Ibrahim as the party’s flag bearer for Ondo gubernatorial election https://www.naij.com/951849-just-justice-okon-abang-disqualifies-self-pdps-case.html
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– A Federal High Court judge, Okon Abang has disqualified himself from a case involving political actors in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) – The case is between businessman Jimoh Ibrahim and former Kaduna state governor – The PDP, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and four others are joined in the suit A Federal High Court judge, Okon Abang has disqualified himself from a case between businessman Jimoh Ibrahim and former Kaduna state governor, Ahmed Makarfi. PDP acting national chairman, Ahmed Makarfi Giving a ruling on an interlocutory application filed by Ibrahim on Thursday, September, 1, over the conducting of Ondo gubernatorial primary election by the Makarfi led faction of the PDP, Abang said he was only assigned to hear the matter because he is a vacation judge. Ibrahim had in a suit asked the court to stop the Ahmed Makarfi-led caretaker committee from conducting its party primary election for Ondo state on August 22. Abang however said following the end of the annual judicial vacation on Friday, September 9, he would have to refer the case file to the chief judge of the Federal High Court for reassignment. Abang’s decision to send the file for reassignment is because he is standing in as a vacation judge, his own vacation starts on Monday, September 12. Abang said the time left for him to preside over matter is less than a week. Optionally, Abang also said the defendant “may” within seven days file a counter affidavit on the application or the plaintiff “may” seek leave of the court on the matter. Earlier on, counsel to the plaintiff, O. Oyelami prayed the court for a short adjournment for hearing on the motion of injunction and interlocutory application filed by his team. He also prayed the court to – within its discretion – allow his team adopt their processes on the matter. But in his objection counsel to PDP Ifedayo Adedikpe said since the plaintiff claims to have adhered to substituted service as ordered by the court, progress can only be made on the matter if the court is satisfied by all verifiable evidence of compliance. Adedikpe however told the court to consider the letters of Order 7 sub rule 1 of the Federal High Court procedure rule, 2009. He said: “A defendant served shall within 30 days be allowed to enter his appearance before the court.” Adedikpe said, while he does not object to an adjournment as proposed by the plaintiff, he expects the court to allow the defendants 30 days to make its appearance. He further said, he expected Ibrahim’s counsel to draw the attention of the court to the fact that his interlocutory application being served has been overtaken by events – the already conducted party primary election by Makarfi faction in Ondo state. The Makarfi faction of the party had on August 22, had its version of the PDP primary election despite the matter being in court. Also, irrespective of a court injunction obtained by the Makarfi led caretaker committee in Ondo state, the Ali Modu-Sheriff faction of the PDP held its own Ondo gubernatorial primary election in Ibadan, Oyo state on Monday, August 29. The Modu-Sheriff fection’s election witnessed the emergence of businessman Jimoh Ibrahim as the party’s flag bearer for Ondo gubernatorial election https://www.naij.com/951849-just-justice-okon-abang-disqualifies-self-pdps-case.html www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/ondo-pdp-guber-tussle-abang-declines-jimoh-ibrahims-application/
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dridowu:A Federal High Court in Akure Ondo State had already rulled banning INEC from recognising Him and banning them from holding their primary in akure. That I why they ran to Ibadan to do their wee hour primary |
ANBAKO:This is just noise primary as the said primary was held in Ibadan as against ondo state. No INEC was present at that election |
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