The last time I checked I was mobilized by institution before the NYSC invite. Proudly Kogi Corper Batch A 2006. Was he mobilized and the NYSC refused to invite him for orientation and service?
Na wa o!

A Buharideen will never comment here!

Heart attack for the Buharideens.

I Temitope Babalola is Atikulated!

KingDonPablo:
So anybody that celebrates and support Atiku is IPOB? well everyone supporting Buhari is a terrorist. I'd rather be Ipob than be a terrorist supporter of the Lifeless one

I Temitope Oluwaseun prefer to be an iron than a Buharideen.

All Promises Cancelled!

asuustrike1:

Op is just adamant. He insist on studying abroad especially Europe or America.

Then he not ready to obtain PhD.

pimper24:
A masters degree holder friend of mine has regretted not joining the band .wagon way back in his undergrad days to buy marks in some of his courses, an act popularly known as sorting. According to him, a GPA of 2.80 still hunts him years after he graduated even when he managed to get a masters degree abroad. A PhD has actuality become an up hill task with most of the schools turning town his applications after paying huge application fees.

The crop of American schools subject him to GRE and other funny tests (of course not TOEFL/ IELTS, he makes good grades) that at times make him sit exams with people too young to be his children, then a mail regretting not offering him admissions. He needs a doctorate degree due to a career part he is craving for. For the schools in Nigeria, his course has got few professionals around and the fear of spending years for a three year program scares him stiff.

He has excellent research proposals and even wrote a proposal for someone I know that is presently in one of the top schools in the US. He has a midas touch and a professional in his area. The surprising this is that he made a distinction in his masters degree, but all the schools where he applied for phdin America and Canada and even Australia and NZ keep complaining of his undergrad. Crop of Canadian prospective supervisors he will manage to get in touch with will advise him out rightly not to continue applying and for US, a regret letter readily awaits him after a rigorous applications and fees. They actually mention the undergrad.

Also according to him, the 2.2 level grade is due mainly to some unfortunate incidents that befell him in school. A lecturer accused him of not buying his handout and swore to make him fail, which threat the lecturer effectively carried out. That was his first carryover. GST causes, two results got missing and no help in view, 2nd and 3rd carryover. Then the big bang, 400 level, he almost dropped out due to hard times and missed a whole semester, he managed to write the exam and bagged an f, 3rd carryover, and finally got sick and missed exam at 400 level 5th carryover. I personally know this guy as a very brilliant fellow ( at least for him to finish with a 2.2 despite these unfortunate incidents and without any extra year).

He is really downcast and heart broken. I have advised him to check schools in Nigeria, China, Malaysia (where he got his masters) etc if he must go abroad again for his PhD but he insisted on going to Europe or America.

I wouldn't know if anyone has a better advise.

@ the bolded he should stop chasing the wind. Based on my personal experience, I obtained B.Agric (Soil and Env. sci) from University of Ado Ekiti now EKSU with a very weak 2:2. I had no choice than to go back to same school for MSc in Soil Survey and Classification and I came out with distinction. All efforts to apply for PhD in Digital Soil Mapping abroad failed as a result of my poor B.Agric grade. I wasted 3 years chasing the wind and later went back to EKSU for PhD in Soil Survey and Classification which I completed in a record time of 2years eight months. I have published 7 papers in high impact journals from my PhD thesis and about to go for post-doc abroad soon.

Dear teachers you are the best because you brought out the best in me. Prof. A.S. Fasina, Prof. O. J. Ayodele, Prof. J. O. Aruleba, Prof. O.S. Shittu, Dr. S.O. Omotosho, Dr. Falade Moses, Dr Salami, Dr. Borishade other teachers I passed through in University, my teachers in Unity Secondary School Ado Ekiti and Federal Polytechnic Staff School Ado Ekiti. Happy teachers day to you all.

I have lost faith in these clowns during the anti subsidy strike.

Navalsadiq:
They should also abstain from stealing funds from the oil industry.

Gbam, and be more transparent in thier dealings.

OMG! RIP democracy. Clear message on what is to come in 2019 election.

I sat on the chair beside his bed and watched the man who promised to love me eternally cuddle my best friend. I fought the urge to strike them a death blow with my favorite shoe that lay carelessly on the floor. It was obvious she had adorned her feet with my beautiful pink stiletto shoe. I fought the tears that burned my eyes, my husband had gifted me those shoes to mark my birthday last year and yet he had the guts to give them to his mistress. The pink shoe reminded me of events, events I didn't want to remember. I flinched as I thought of the conspicuous cut on my face I was blessed with on that day, the scar on my face was always a constant reminder of the beating I received in the hands of my dear husband on my 34th birthday.
I looked at him snoring like a pig with disgust written all over my face, I felt nothing but hatred for him. In fact the love I had for him had diminished with each passing day until i finally grew cold and had no emotions left. All I felt in my heart was hate, anger and resentment towards him, oh how I hated this man.
I must have been mad to have ever fallen in love with him. I stared at the woman whom I thought was my friend in pity, if only she knew the beast she gave herself to. But again it served her right, a deceitful friend deserved nothing better than the wicked clutches of a fool like the man I once called husband.

The signs were staring me in the face while we courted but I was badly blinded by love.
While we dated, He had issues with his temper but I wasn't perturbed. I felt marriage and responsibilities that came with it would change him.
Once,he poured tea on me simply because it wasn't as hot as he wanted, but I forgave him. All he needed to change was to get married and bag more responsibilities.
Another time he gave me a deafening slap for daring to talk while he lashed at me angrily, again I forgave him after he apologized. All we needed to do was get married and he would be responsible.
So many times he abused me verbally, did things to me that broke my body and hurt my spirit .
As much as he hurt me, he knew my weakness. His big brown eyes were my weakness ,I couldn't stand to look into his eyes whenever he was sad, I couldn't resist his pleas ,so over and over again I forgave him. All I needed to do was to wait patiently for us to get married so I could mold him into the man of my dreams.

The day of our wedding finally drew close, it was going to be the happiest day of my life. Like a Potter,i was going to carefully mold my darling into the kind of man I wanted.
One week to our wedding he slapped me for daring to have a chit chat over the phone with a long lost male friend, but then again I understood . Men are jealous, my man hit me because he was scared of losing me. When I finally marry him, his fears would start to fizzle away. Marriage would change him.
A day to our wedding he called me an idiot and a waste of space, the physical and financial stress of planning a proper wedding was obviously wearing him out. After our wedding, he would breath fresh air. Marriage would change him.

So we got married and on our wedding night we had a lengthy talk. I poured my heart out to him and watched as he sat listening quietly like a loyal puppy. At last marriage was changing my man, I drew the man I was going to live happily forever with in an embrace and smiled to our beautiful future.

My Joy was short lived when he landed me my first blow after marriage, and then slaps and more slaps. The fears started to creep in ,I lived in fear in my own house. I became a punching bag. Maybe I was wrong, marriage cannot change a man but children will.

At last I was pregnant, I couldn't contain my joy. Birthing a child would mean reclaiming my husband because seeing his child would definitely make him respect and love me.
I broke the news of my pregnancy to him and I remember the pure show of joy written on his face. He lifted me high and made the best love to me that night. I was happy again. You see, a child can change any man.

So again my man started to hurt me. He started to keep late nights and sleep around with various women. He would beat me even with my protruded tummy and starve me each time I complained of his promiscuous lifestyle. I totally depended on him for everything, I was a proper housewife, he made sure he frustrated my efforts to earn my own money. My only consolation was my child still growing in my womb against all odds. My strong child would definitely change him.

Now I have Four children. One child didn't change him neither did four. A boy child didn't change him neither did a girl.

Once ,I thought praying and fasting would change him, I prayed and fasted so much that I lost so much weight, yet he only grew worse.
Another time a friend told me to overlook him and mind only my business. I adhered to her instructions and didn't care about him but was afflicted with various kinds of Std's and sti's he brought home to me on regular basis .
I reported him to his close family and friends but then he beat me for daring to disgrace him.
I tried to talk to him in bed but he pushed me aside and slept off as soon as his head touched a pillow.

I knew I needed to leave the marriage, everyday the beatings and insults clearly buttressed that fact.
I had made a grievous mistake, marriage cannot change a man or make him responsible, neither will children. A man would change only after he had made up his mind to change.

I thought about what the society would say, what my family would say, how I didn't want to be in a failed marriage, how my pastor preached about God hating divorce and most importantly about my children, I didn't want them to go through the drama of a broken home ,so I sat and endured my husbands wrath.
Maybe, just maybe as we grow older together, he would finally learn to stop hurting me. Maybe old age would change him, maturity would humble him. I had to endure his beastly claws for the sake of my children.

He has finally killed me, my life has been cut short by my husband at an early age of 35, I didn't have the luxury of old age .He sent me to an early grave with a strike on my head and told everyone that I accidentally slipped ,fell, hit my head on the hard floor and died.
My body lies cold in the mortuary while my best friend warms his bed.
I have finally left my poor children I was going to endure his brutality for to the mercy of his numerous girlfriends and nonchalant attitude.
Every one calls me a fool, I lived a life of folly.
My troubled spirit wanderers around the house that was once my torture room ,I watch as he cuddles my friend and as my children cry for me .

If only I could get another chance to live my life over again.
I would not mess it up.
I'll do what is best for me.
I won't allow a man ruin me.....

Dedicated to lives lost by domestic violence and every person going through domestic violence.
YOU HAVE ONE LIFE, DON'T ALLOW ANYONE WASTE IT.

SPEAK UP. END DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

"Drops mic sways hair and catwalks away".
©Laura Ezinne Idika

Capital YES

At last they have shared the crumbs!

telleyway:
You don't hear what's happening in nnpc?

The civil servants will now be punished for the sins of corrupt few?




























The reality is that Buhari and APC care less about the welfare of civil servants. Check out the manner his close alleies who are governors treats civil servants: Yahaya Be'ole, Ajum'ole, Hell rufai and co. Those shouting sai Baba in 2019 should continue. 1983-84 saga will be child's play by the time he returned (God forbid).

Welfare of civil servants is not a priority to APC. As a matter of fact is not in the manifesto of CPC the domineering arm of APC. Check out the manner most of their governors treats civil servants in their states e.g Yahaya Bello, Ajumobi, Hellrufai and co.











































Those shouting sai baba should please continue by the time they return him in 2019, 1983-84 incidence will be child's play.

Printerscanner:
Did Buhari do his declaration at Eagle Square when PDP was in power? If Yes, then I will escort Kwakwaso to Eagle Square tomorrow morning. However, if Buhari did not do his declaration at Eagle square throughout the 16 wasted years of PDP, then if Kwakwaso moves near Eagle Square, he and his unfortunate supporters will be shot with AK-47, survivors will be re-shot with AK-49 by SARS Officers who are still very angry at their disbandment.

Yes he did his declaration at eagle square. Please make sure you fulfill your promise of escorting Kwakwaso to eagle square tomorrow. http://dailypost.ng/2014/10/15/full-text-buharis-speech-formal-declaration-presidency/amp/

Same Uduaghan? Kikiki

ivandragon:
lol.

the op has caused some of pmb's social media !d!ots to run maaaaad...


they cannot even settle down to read what is clearly a satire, but true to their nature, they are already barking like rabid dogs...

Zenithpeak:



Did you read this somewhere or just your own invention?

Saraki and Tinubu are Illuminati you said, how come they are political enemies? Have you forgotten that 'a house divided against itself cannot stand'

Tinubu, a fellow Illuminati is afraid of him and always feel uncomfortable when Saraki's matter is around him...... So funny...... If this is the case, every one in house of assembly by now should be Saraki's loyalist.

If Saraki and Tinubu are Illuminati, how about Buhari and other APC stalwarts? Or are you saying APC is Nigera faction of Illuminati?

I hope you are not Lie Muhammed in disguise.

Do you know what they call sarcasm?

AI know a lot of you don’t know the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, beyond the media. He seems like a normal person, but if you’vae watched him closely, you would’ve noticed that he closes one eye too often. Why? Saraki is an Illuminati agent, and only a few people knew about this.

Those of us who knew Saraki’s Illuminati background are hardly shocked by how he outsmarted every politician from his father to President Buhari. Of course it’s not ordinary. You don’t need any proof. You only need to study how he has maneuvered his ways to power over the years, and managed to resist any gang-up.

After the 2015 elections, the CPC and ACN blocs of APC invited Saraki to a meeting. “We don’t want you as Senate President,” they said. Saraki paused as though to reflect, stood up gently, and chanted, “Novus Ordo Seclorum.” They froze. “What did you say?” Saraki asked.

“N-nothing, nothing,” they stammered. He nodded, and smiled.

These CPC and ACN errand boys who met Saraki became his supporters from that night. Everyone in APC was shocked. Our journalists who had interviewed those men in the past couldn’t connect the dots. It didn’t make sense to them, that sudden support from his erstwhile political foes.

What Saraki did from that point was the move of an Illuminati master. He visited his senator friends one after the other to appeal to them to support him. All the ones he got to look at with one eye closed while chanting “Novus Ordo Seclorum,” ended up supporting him.

Saraki was always smooth. Once he identified a threat, he cast his Illuminati spell to neutralize it. It’s how he got his fellow senators to be submissive. However many of his colleagues know about his spiritual powers, and so they avoid his gaze. Guess who told them. Tinubu!

Tinubu too is an Illuminati agent, that’s why the war was tough for Saraki. Tinubu was always quick to reveal Saraki’s secret. It’s the reason Fashola and others didn’t look Saraki straight in the eyes when they were being screened as Ministers. They knew about his powers.

Why do you think Hamid Ali was avoiding the Senate? Why do you think the Inspector-General of Police was also afraid? Because they got scared when Tinubu told them about it. That’s also how Danladi Umar of CCT trial was neutralized. He was forming gangster until Saraki got him.

Supreme Court justices were the easiest for Saraki. He invited them for tea, one after the other, a day to the judgement in his asset declaration trial. He got to look into their eyes, and took possession of their mind. The next day, they unanimously acquitted him of wrong-doing.

Now you also understand why Saraki often stared at Buhari, especially when they’re seated in the same row, either at an event or in the mosque. If he could get to our IGP and make him stutter “transmission of transmission” repeatedly before the camera, imagine what would’ve happened if the IG had met him face to face.

Since you’re yet make sense of how Saraki got Buhari’s kinsman, Lawal Daura, to do his bidding, this is how it happened. Unlike the Customs and Police bosses, the DSS boss was naive. He looked into Saraki’s eyes, and lost control of himself. And the rest, as they say, is history.

If you believed this before you got here, I’ll advise you to first quietly mail your certificates back to the schools that offered them to you. You obviously don’t deserve them. Shebi you see that we all can write nonsense!

Hmmmm in short Akpabio is not significant as been portrayed.

How would we know that he can not solve our power, economic and security problem?

Anything and everything to send the herdsman back to Daura!

Jesu..I cover my bumbum with the blood of Jesus!

Insha Allahu Buhari will be returned back in 2019..













































To Daura!

Hope workers will receive their salaries on time this time around.

CilicMarin:
1..Rabi’u Kwankwaso (Kano-Central)
Already displaced by his State Governor, Granduje. He hasn't stepped into Kano State for the past 2 years..

2. Dino Melaye (Kogi-West)
Already displaced by his State Governor, Bello. He can't win any election in Kogi State.

3. Adesoji Akanbi (Oyo-South)
Displaced by His Governor Ajimobi. He cannot get return ticket under APC.

4.Monsurat Sunmonu (Oyo-Central)
The same as No. 3 above.

5.Rafiu Ibrahim (Kwara-South)
Anywhere Saraki faces..So non issue.

6.Suleiman Hunkuyi (Kaduna-North)
Already displaced by his State Governor Elrufai. Can't get ticket under APC.

7. Lanre Tejuoso (Ogun-Central)
Already replaced by his Governor Amosu. No chance of getting return ticket under APC.

8. Usman Nafada (Gombe)
Displaced during APC state convention in Gombe State. He can't get return ticket under APC.

9[b]. Ibrahim Dambaba (Sokoto)[/b]
Wants to follow his Governor to PDP.

10.Mohammed Shittu (Jigawa)
Displaced by his State Governor.

11.Isa Misau (Bauchi)
Displaced by his state governor.

12.Suleiman Nazif (Bauchi)
The same as No 10 Above.

13.Shaaba Lafiagi (Kwara)
Anywhere Saraki goes.

14. Barnabas Gemade (Benue).
Displaced by George Akume faction of APC. Can't get ticket under APC.

15.Senator Abdul-Azeez Murtala-Nyako (Adamawa)
Displaced by the Governor, Bindow. Can't get ticket under APC.

So from above analysis, it is all about political survivals and has nothing to do with opposing Buhari, unlike in 2015, where people defected because Jonathan.

Above more than 10 of them are not coming back to the Senate..

Political Lessons, free of charge!

Dino Melaye, attempt to recall him failed woefully and his popularity skyrocketed in Kogi State... he may be the next governor of the state. Don't sit in Ile Ife and analyze the situation of things at Onitsha based on hearsay.