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UNN library makes sense shaa but I have not toured around the country's universities just to compare and contrast libraries. |
Manuel Lanzini's 65th minute goal may be enough to hand Chelsea the premier league title. Tottenham had no answer to the impressive display by the Hammers tonight. Celebration to Chelsea. Congratulations to Antonio Conte. ....only if they cannot beat Boro on Monday, the title is as good as won. |
Half-time score, West Ham 0-0 Tottenham |
realestniggah:You are stew... If u put pig or pid, na u sabi. |
The English Premier League 2016/17 season is gradually coming to an end with Champions-elect, Chelsea, fighting hard to claim the title and Tottenham remaining their closest contenders. Tottenham are in action tonight against West Ham United and Chelsea will be hoping they drop point so that their four-point lead at the top of the league table may be extended. Chelsea will not be in action until Monday night when they will face Middlesbrough. |
As we all know, this one year national service comes with the good, the bad and the ugly. Many enjoyed or are currently enjoying their PPAs while some could hardly forget the type of suffering they went through (or they are passing through) all in the name of NYSC. About 90% of corps members who did nothing to influence their postings, usually experiences one challenge or the other in carrying out their primary assignment, ranging from language barrier, ethno-religious and cultural differences (including the food most common in their host community), primary assignment itself;- since education sector absorbs more than three quarter of the total population of corps members and we know for sure that not every graduate can teach well because they all must not be B. Ed holders. Some graduates have never taught anybody in their life. So the experience is grossly lacking. In fact, the challenges are too numerous to be summarized by one person's experience alone. They are unque and specific to individuals and location- varying from person to person and from location to location. Feel free to share your own, funny, interesting or pathetic as it may be, whether you are still serving or you finished some hours, days, months or even years ago. |
What a mess! |
May favour all the 2016 batch A stream 2 Corps Members anywhere they may be heading to after their POP today, be it labour market, business world, work place (for those already working), entrepreneurship etc. May God grant journey mercies to those them travelling. May they all live long to actualize their dreams in life. SUCCESS! SUCCESS!! SUCCESS!!! is all I wish each and every one of the 16A stream ii corps members. Go into the wider world and conquer unemployment and poverty IJN, Amen. |
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, convicted and sentenced an official of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Yisa Adedoyin, following a plea bargain arrangement he reached with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, in the charge brought against him, former Petroleum Resources Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke and two other officials of the commission, Christian Nwosu and Tijani Bashir. They were alleged to have conspired among themselves to directly take possession of N500.76 million, which formed part of proceeds of unlawful act. Trial judge is Justice Mohammed Idris. The plea bargain agreement is dated May 2, 2017. The court arrived at the decision after the EFCC re-arraigned in absentia, Alison-Madueke, alongside Christian Nwosu and Tijani Bashir, both staff of INEC. In sentencing the convict, Justice Idris held that “There is no doubt that the second defendant is an elderly man. It is also not in contention that the second defendant is a first time offender. “This court will tamper justice with mercy. The court hereby adopts the plea bargain agreement as the judgment of the court.” The plea bargain agreement stated that,”Upon the conviction of the second defendant, the court should forfeit to the Federal Government all that parcel of land and its appurtenances measuring 100ft by 100, lying, being and situate at Taoheed Road, Bufo- Osho Village, Ilorin-South LGA, Ilorin, Kwara State which property was acquired and developed with N23 million from the proceeds of the 2nd defendant’s unlawful acts.” “That a fine N10 million is proposed to this court to be imposed on the 2nd defendant upon his conviction on count 4 of the amended charge. “That in paying the fine of the sum of N10 million, the 2nd defendant shall raise a draft of the sum of N5 million in addition to the sum of N5 million already recovered from him vide the attached draft.” “That the court shall direct the EFCC in whose name the draft of N5 million was raised by the 2nd defendant to transfer the value of the said draft to the Consolidated Revenue Fund Account of the Federation. “The 2nd defendant shall within seven days after the payment of the fine imposed by this court enter into a bond with the EFCC never to be involved in economic and financial crimes within and outside the shores of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.” The EFCC had re-arraigned the defendants over their alleged involvement in money laundering. But they all pleaded not guilty to the six count amended charge made against them by the anti- graft agency. Prior to the re-arraignment of the defendants, counsel to the EFCC, had informed Justice Idris that the 2nd defendant, Olarenwaju had indicated his intention to change his plea from not guilty to guilty plea and also reached a plea bargain arrangement with the commission. EFCC further informed the judge that the anti-graft agency had filed the 2nd amended charge, with a prayer that same should be accepted and read to the defendants for them to take their pleas. It will be recalled that at the last hearing on the matter, Justice Idris had thrown out an earlier plea bargain arrangement reached at by the then convicted 1st defendant, Christian Nwosu over allegation of money laundering with the anti-graft agency which he had earlier pleaded guilty to. The judge had clearly maintained that the plea bargain arrangement cannot save the convict from serving a stiffer sentence. Source: www.vanguardngr.com |
U sure say en no dey talk? E be like say him dey form deaf and dumb. |
nwabobo:True talk. And where is his partner-in-crime, Femi Adesinner? |
Classwork for all Nairalanders; 1. Describe Lai Mohammed in one word or a short phrase. 2. What do you think is his role in this present administration. |
Ikechukwu, u dey make small sense before but this one? Na lie oooo! Hooohaaaa! |
A corps member serving in
Zamfara State, Fidelis Chalokwo,
has been declared wanted by the
Modibbo Adama University of
Technology, Yola, over N30m
varsity school fees fraud involving
940 students. Our correspondent
learnt that the 940 students of
the institution risked being
restrained from sitting for the
second semester examination.
The affected students were
considered ineligible by the
bursary department of the
university to sit for the
examination because they had
reportedly not yet paid their
school fees. According to the
Students Union Government of
the institution on Tuesday,
preliminary investigations into
the N30m school fees fraud linked
Chalokwo, a former student of the
university, now performing his
NYSC programme in Zamfara, of
executing 70 per cent of the
fraud. “More than 70 per cent of
the students swindled of their
school fees said they paid to
Fidelis Chalokwo, who is now
performing his NYSC programme
in Zamfara,” said Abubakar Lawan,
the SUG Vice-President. He added
that Chalokwo who was wanted
to account for his crime, claimed
he had left the country. The SUG
VP said the varsity believed the
suspect was still in the country
and in Zamfara. The Dean, Student
Affairs, MAUTECH, Yola, Dr. Haruna
Lawan, said over N30m was
involved, adding that most of the
students, instead of using their
Automated Teller Machine cards
to make the payments, gave cash
to the online vendors who turned
out to be fraudsters. He said the
least of the school fees involved
was N30,700, while other victims
of the scams paid as much as
N37,800 in school fees which
never hit the school account.
However, Chalokwo, posting on
his Facebook page, said the
management of MAUTECH was
trying to cover its ineptitude by
using the 940 students to make
up for its shortfall in revenues. He
dismissed any wrongdoing on his
part. He said, “The university
should instead get the
incompetent Flexisaf to account
for the 940 failed registration
rather than its current manhunt
for me and my colleagues. But
whatever you want to believe,
please, note that my colleagues
and I successfully paid your fees
and registered for your courses
for 2016 session. “Let the FLEXISAF
ICT explain the rest. It is a pity
that the school bursar or
management or whosoever is
encouraging the manhunt of
students cannot have a deep
introspection and get the
incompetent FLEXISAF to account
for whatever losses the school
probably must have recorded. The
dubious list of 940 failed
registration is the worst
conspiracy theory ever.” |
A corps member serving in
Zamfara State, Fidelis Chalokwo,
has been declared wanted by the
Modibbo Adama University of
Technology, Yola, over N30m
varsity school fees fraud involving
940 students.
Our correspondent learnt that the
940 students of the institution
risked being restrained from
sitting for the second semester
examination.
The affected students were
considered ineligible by the
bursary department of the
university to sit for the
examination because they had
reportedly not yet paid their
school fees.
According to the Students Union
Government of the institution on
Tuesday, preliminary
investigations into the N30m
school fees fraud linked
Chalokwo, a former student of the
university, now performing his
NYSC programme in Zamfara, of
executing 70 per cent of the
fraud.
“More than 70 per cent of the
students swindled of their school
fees said they paid to Fidelis
Chalokwo, who is now
performing his NYSC programme
in Zamfara,” said Abubakar
Lawan, the SUG Vice-President.
He added that Chalokwo who was
wanted to account for his crime,
claimed he had left the country.
The SUG VP said the varsity
believed the suspect was still in
the country and in Zamfara.
The Dean, Student Affairs,
MAUTECH, Yola, Dr. Haruna Lawan,
said over N30m was involved,
adding that most of the students,
instead of using their Automated
Teller Machine cards to make the
payments, gave cash to the online
vendors who turned out to be
fraudsters.
He said the least of the school
fees involved was N30,700, while
other victims of the scams paid as
much as N37,800 in school fees
which never hit the school
account.
However, Chalokwo, posting on
his Facebook page, said the
management of MAUTECH was
trying to cover its ineptitude by
using the 940 students to make
up for its shortfall in revenues.
He dismissed any wrongdoing on
his part.
He said, “The university should
instead get the incompetent
Flexisaf to account for the 940
failed registration rather than its
current manhunt for me and my
colleagues. But whatever you
want to believe, please, note that
my colleagues and I successfully
paid your fees and registered for
your courses for 2016 session.
“Let the FLEXISAF ICT explain the
rest. It is a pity that the school
bursar or management or
whosoever is encouraging the
manhunt of students cannot have
a deep introspection and get the
incompetent FLEXISAF to account
for whatever losses the school
probably must have recorded. The
dubious list of 940 failed
registration is the worst
conspiracy theory ever.” |
Baaaad business!!! Stop the expertation nah! That's all! |
If, by omission or commission, he wins any election in 2019, Lie Mohammed would certainly retain his post in the country because Peter Obi and the current minister of Information and culture have one big thing in common and that is telling lies. Imagine this Peter Obi telling us he had one 'chameleon' wrist watch in 17yrs. I call it chameleon wrist watch because it keep changing colours through out the 17yrs. |
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Philistine:U na Igbo, I know. U just won prolong matter and ignite an e-fight, expression of tribal sentiment. Igbo and their brain. Swear by amadioha say u no be Igbo by birth and inclination, and en go kill u instanta. |
MrEverest:What do u mean by rubbish talk. I was only joking as u can infere from what I wrote if at all you weren't thinking with any other part of body apart from brain. For your mind you don find one novice for Economics. U see ur life so! Guy, leave matter for Mathias. I am a seasoned Economist, and currently working as economist also. So, in real sense I am not a lay man in this field of naaira/dollar relationship (as I put it in the post u quoted above). Anytime your brain stops doing partial contact, kindly go back and re-read that my initial post to confirm that I was only making fun of the topic because Nigeria as a country knows what to do to fix our economy but because our leaders are benefitting from the situation, they refuse to accept the truth. Be wiser next time. Happy new month/workers' Day. |
ok nah! |
in a layman's knowledge, I may ask; why can't our naira gain its own independence from Oyibo people/their currency. I think Nigeria is sovereign state. Why can't our currency value be indepent of all this Oyibo dollars/pound? If dem continue to punish and suffer us like this, we go go back to our root: trade by bater. Gaskiya!! If dem see anything wey dem need from us we go tell dem wetin dem go take exchange am from their side, say no be their money again. Na we rich pass dem for natural resources by far. Them just dey use this their dollar dey control us anyhow whereas na we suppose dey control them cos almost everything wey dem dey use over there na from Nigeria and Africa. But dem don blind us sotee we no even know our right. Wake up Nigeria and wisen up. |
Why dem come use my friend name nah. Now wey him won write waec. Chinedu no worry eeee u go make am at a go. U and Chukwuma, your predecessor, no dey the same level. U get level pass am. |
corpersforum:I think liking snakes like Lala..., is an added advantage to ur OAU degree or how do you see it? I am just joking. Honestly I don't know the answer to your question but the way that guy, Lala use to shows passion for snake, I think he will consider any fellow with the same passion and recommend them for the post of a moderator. I like most of your posts on this NL. I wish u d best even as u round up your NYSC service. Sai gobe! |
Mrlouis:This Guy!!!! Long time. How ur area nah!!! I no dey see ur error-detecting machine again. I hope I have no grammatical case this time around. Happy Sunday my guy. I hope u enjoyed ur week end. Continue the enjoyment as we celebrate workers' Day and New Month tomorrow. |
NiMET people may have some explanations to make here. But to you as a christian, don't allow ur self to be fooled or distracted by any factor. Try and remain on the right track. It's safer than being caught unaware. Dear brothers and sisters in Christ the bottom-line of everyday preaching is as follows, 1. Let us believe what we heard (that's faith and it comes through hearing). Stop being Thomas. Start believing and u shall be saved 2. Let us preach what we believe (that's evangelization). Spreading the Good News to all the ends of the earth. It costs but at the end, it surely pays much more than it costs. 3. Let's practise what we preach (that's living the Gospel/Christ-like life). I believe doing good pays even if there is no religion at all. Rapture sooner or later, the righteous will enjoy the fruits of their labour. |
Even on Sundays like this Man U still dey cook draw soup. Dem for change am today to Sunday stew rice. Meanwhile unbeaten run extended but top four eluding |
Poorboy:As your name appear, you are indeed poor in everything even in reasoning. Is that a piece of advice or a mokery? Be your brother's keeper. Remember, it could be you. Pray God to give u common sense. |
That's Econometrics oooo!!! That course is too abstract to be realistic/applicable/believed. Even the lecturers wey teach am na just wetin dem just see for Oyibo textbook na him dem go give u copy and paste. No real life examples added. No Nigerian/African situation as a case study. It is easier to solve any mathematical or statistics, physics or chemisttry calculations than to just read and understand a question in pure Econometrics. I only pitied my GP after my encounter with that course. The stupid course almost finished all the megabytes my brain was reserving for other courses. But thank God finally the idiot no succeed in crashing my GP; but I no like Econometrics hooohaaa!!! Even though I fit teach am now the way dem take teach me--- copy and paste. I no know for u. |
lol |
Na everyday this interview style dey change. I pity those wey neva get job. Today, dem go tell u to include this in your CV, next day, dem go even tell u say no be CV dem dey call am again, na Resumé. Today u go hear 'Include this', tomorrow, u go hear 'don't include this' in your CV/Resumé. Haba!!! Which one wey dey nah? How to answer this, how to answer that. Interviewers make una get am right nah? How one day programme go hard pass 5 or 4years studies for school. Ask graduates questions based on their field of studies and stop copying from G-mat puzzles that you too cannot answer correctly without copying the answers from the source of the question Nigerians, make we take am easy |
Who is this Lai Mohammed of Uganda again? From which ministry is this news coming? I guess it's from minitry of information and culture. |