Preshalli:
Amazon kdp- Creating short books and Uploading them on Amazon to earn In Dollars.

Benwallt:


It is Igbo thing. That tribe is cursed. Person dey sick bed with part of body chopped off and his immediate associate dey syphon his hard earned proceed of monetary alm

gssdobi:
I suggest that, instead of returning it only for it to be re looted .
why not them minus it from our international Debts?

OKOATA:
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LibertyRep:
Mr Bayo needs not threaten or curse anybody.

All his principal need do is to make just one person a scapegoat, provided he has no skeleton in his cupboard.

Tinubu has successfully inherited the troll and hatred that was exclusive reserved for Buhari. Bayo and those in his circle should brace up with enough arsenal to fire back or just develop a thick skin.

IdiotOjukwu:
If not for some naive. Yoruba youth, Obi name should have been banned in South West. Everywhere online, you will never find a single Igbo who is not for Obi. That's how to understand conspiracy. There criticism of Tinubu is a reflection of their habitual discrimination of every top Yoruba men. .

I remember how we all celebrated Chimamanda Adichie breakthrough with her novel. That same lady later used her platform to lampoon Adeleke, a Yoruba writer. Don't think I recalled the name correctly. We all celebrated the brilliance of Okonjo Iweala, Charles Soludo and every member of Obasanjo economic team. We aren't even mindful of the fact that Frank Nweke Junior was playing the role of Lai Mohammed. But they castigated Kami Adeosun and mock her exit from Buhari government . Every brilliant Yoruba personality in Buhari government, they painted as incompetent.

We still respect Chinua Achieve till date but they spare no word of commendation for Whole Soyinka. To them, he is a puppet of the nobel Laurette organization in Stockolm. They even forget the sacrifice he made for them during the Biafra war.

Generation Z, you are on the bed with the worng people. You join the self adulation bandwagon but always quick to criticize your your. Your obsession with trend has made your lost your self awareness. Your are caught in do not let behind syndrome .

ATLIEN2027:
Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the next President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
He will have Igbos, Yorubas Hausas and all others well represented in his govt.
Appointments will be based on merits from all parts of the country.

The man just said the truth and nothing but the truth.

AnambraPeople:


https://anambrapeople.com.ng/meet-the-anambra-man-who-is-one-of-the-owners-of-a-global-biscuit-brand/

The dream and vision of Evangelist Dr. Samuel Maduka Onyishi, the Chief Executive Officer/Managing Director of PEACE Group, comprising of the popular Peace Mass Transit, fleet of commercial buses, to extend his business empire into the education is speedily yielding result.

Barely two years after he matched his vision with action by acquiring over two kilometer virgin forest at Ekwegbe community, in Igbo Etiti local government area of Enugu state, his dreams are turning into reality, as Maduka Onysihi Private Secondary School has already taken off, as a standard secondary school with best equipment for practical teaching of students and pupils in all science subjects.

Dr Maduka is leaving no stone upturned in his ultimate goal to ensure he builds a world class university that can be reckoned with those in civilized countries,the first of it’s kind in Africa,in Enugu state. The Speed in physical structures are being executed in the vast area of land acquired for the university is gaining momentum on daily basis.

With expectations that the tertiary education sector of the university will follow suit after the secondary schools, the coming of Maduka University ,Ekwegbe Enugu state is gradually changing the narratives of the serene and lonely communities within Ekwegbe, adjoining the popular Opi Nsukka to Enugu road, The economies of scale of the vast developing Maduka Onyishi International University is gradually drawing other investments along the route.

A Quantity Surveyor who coincidentally boarded same Commercial bus to Nsukka with this Reporter,described the citing of Maduka Onyishi University,Ekwegbe, along Opi Nsukka to Enugu road, as the best strategy to enhance and link development from Enugu to Nsukka,stating no other sector or human institution would do that more than a tertiary institution. He said the Housing Estates already established along the Opi to Nsukka road did not achieve the vision of those investors because their must be a a generalized institution that will be center or fulcrum upon other institutions/sectors will enjoy it’s economy of scale to thrive.

His words,’The citing of Maduka University at Ekwegbe eventually will provide the link that will enhance development flow from Enugu to Nsukka based on the fact that the Tertiary institution is a window upon which many other economic sectors thrive. The hospitals, the Markets, Commercial buildings, effective transport system,food sellers, book shops,Super markets, ,among others which will depend of the students and other activities of the university,will ginger a new settlement within Ekwegbe communities and along Opi Nsukka to Enugu road,in just a matter of few years’.

He commended the vision and wisdom of Dr Maduka Onyishi in extending his investment in Education and most importantly citing the institution in a serene and virgin area. He argued that it was the citing of University of Nigeria [UNN] at Nsukka, as the only visible institution at the moment that is turning Nsukka into a township and the relocation of Enugu State University of Science and Technology[ESUT] to Agbani, as the major institution enhancing development of the area. But far more than, the ESUT experience, he opined that the Maduka University Ekwegbe will not only open new settlements within those axis,but will facilitate developmental flow between Nike Enugu and Opi Nsukka, as many new companies will find it easier to access Northern part of the country from there ,instead establishing their base in Enugu metropolis.

Chief Samuel Maduka Onyishi, Chairman/Founder of Peace Mass Transit (PMT) is set to extend his Midas’ touch in the road transportation business to the education sector, through his Sam Maduka University which is set to come on stream in a matter of months.

Chief Onyishi known for his Midas touch in the road transport business with the establishment of his transport company, PMT in 1995 transformed the face of the industry for good.

Through his Peace Mass Transit (PMT) company, he dared to introduce the mini-bus as a means of mass passenger transportation in the midst of the hitherto ubiquitous and fashionable luxurious buses that were prone to frequent breakdowns in transit and inflicting suffering on passengers. He also introduced the novelty of fitting his mini-buses with speed limiters.

These and other landmark innovations enhanced the comfort and safety of road travellers, thus making the mini-bus the preferred means of road transportation among Nigerians. Like Midas, Chief Onyishi’s touch turned the road transport sector to gold for him and other operators. Today, Nigeria’s road passenger transportation landscape is dominated by mass transit companies using mini-buses. Such similar Midas touch is about to be replicated in his Sam Maduka University at Ekwegbe, Enugu State.

With Nigeria’s over 200 universities, unemployment rate of about 33.3 percent, a fast-growing population, and difficulties experienced by students in gaining admission into public universities, Chief Onyishi believes there is room for more private universities like his Sam Maduka University. But his is not meant to just add to the numbers.

The new university was designed to address the failings of the existing institutions, especially in the area of addressing unemployment problems in the country.

Chief Onyishi revealed that he did not conceive the University as another business, but “as a social service which should improve the lives of people of all races, mould for limitless attainments children of all people of the world, irrespective of creed or class.

The vision is to have a citadel of learning in all ramifications, founded on the best principles and run on the best ethical practices”, maintaining that the institution is determined to build structures that would stand the test of time.

Sam Maduka University, according to Chief Onyishi, will make its graduates become employers of labour rather than being job seekers, irrespective of course of study.

He explained: “People should be able to go to school and come out of school. If you get employed somewhere, it’s good, but even if you don’t get a job, you should be able to employ yourself.

“I am laying a foundation for self-reliance because my university is an entrepreneurial university. The plan is that any graduate of our university should be able to run his or her own business, the course the graduate read, notwithstanding,” he said.

The PMT boss added: “So if you are reading history in our university, you should read history and leave the school and be able to employ yourself. If you are reading health sciences or law, you should be able to read all those courses and be able to employ yourself.”

Speaking on his strategies, Mr Onyishi said that the university’s academic curricular would be structured to include entrepreneurial and vocational courses which will be compulsory for all students in the university, irrespective of course of study.

“We are going to teach you all these courses in a manner that, by the time you come out of the university, you should be a lawyer that can employ yourself. You should be a lawyer for wealth creation or history for self-employment or self-reliance.

“The long-term goal is human capital development – providing a platform for people to acquire knowledge – and then, take care of themselves,” Chief Onyishi explained.

Located along Nsukka road, Ekwegbe, Igbo-Etiti Local Government Area of Enugu State, the university is expected to begin academic activities in December this year.

Already the building of massive infrastructure on the over 300 hectres acquired by the university, with more lands still being acquired, is in progress. “I hope to engage experienced teachers and I have gotten enough infrastructures to take off,” he said.

Sam Maduka University boasts of regular gas-powered electricity within the school, administrative office, students’ hostels, lecturers’ quarters, ICT hub, faculty of law, while the secondary school has what it takes to run a model private secondary school with a focus on quality and affordable education.

The National Universities Commission (NUC) visited the university complex on August 16 this year to assess its readiness for the commencement of academic activities. It was the final inspection visit to the university to determine the conduciveness of the site as a campus. The NUC representatives, in their remarks, said they were impressed with the campus and acknowledged that it would no doubt be a conducive environment for not just the incoming students but also the academic and non-academic staff.

A lecturer at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, who identified himself as Dr Okoli, said: “Maduka University is the destination. The edifice speaks of an emerging world-class university; again, whatever Onyishi puts his hands into must be a serious business. I’ll surely seek to work there.”

“Many people do come here and we refer them to the admin. They are coming to look for jobs; some identified themselves as professors,” a guard at the university was quoted to have said.

The Governor of Enugu State, Dr. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, who laid the foundation stone for the university in 2020, expressed delight at the driving spirit of Chief Onyishi in envisioning a University that is entrepreneurial in content, describing it as another milestone achievement.

Born in Nsukka, Enugu State, Chief Onyishi, now 59, had a particularly indigent childhood. Having lost his father at a tender age, the responsibility for his education fell on his mother, a housewife who was barely able to eke out a living. At different times, little Samuel had to do odd jobs like being a bus conductor, labourer, and truck pusher, and second-hand clothes (okirika) seller during his primary and secondary education and after.

Though very brilliant, he was unable to further his education to the university until 13 years after finishing from secondary school. The money he made during that interval as a spare parts business man in Kano enabled him return to further his education at University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) from where he obtained a degree in Social Works and Community Development.

In 1995, while still a student of UNN, Onyishi used part of his savings from spare parts business to buy two buses. While he personally drove the first bus, he engaged a driver to handle the second one.

“When I came back to Nsukka to school, I found out that as a student I had a lot of time to do other things; there was so much time. I couldn’t just go to lecture and then come back home to do nothing. So, I had to use my savings to buy those buses and keep myself busy. I go to lecture, after lecture I drive my bus. Sometimes we had lectures in the evening, sometime in the morning, but I had enough time to drive my bus.

“From the money I made coupled with what my shop in Kano was making, I bought more buses and added to the business. I eventually stopped driving in 1998 when I had 15 buses; that was in my third year. I graduated in 1999 and focused fully on my transport business. By the time I was leaving the university, I had 45 buses,” he recalled.

From that humble beginning, Chief Onyishi’s fortunes have grown to the level he couldn’t have imagined. Today PMT has over 3000 buses, and his business has grown into what is known as the Peace Group of Companies, comprising Peace Quick Response Insurance Brokers; Peace Petroleum Limited; Peace Micro-finance Bank; Peace Express Service Limited; Peace Capital Market Limited (Stock Brokers); Dealers and Investment Advisers; Maduka Commercial and Futon International Limited, the sole importers of Peace Hiace Brand of vehicles; Peace Bureau de Change; Peace Aviation Services and PMT Beijing Trade Limited China.

“This is a Divine project and that’s why we use the buses for evangelism..”

The Sam Maduka University may just be a further extension of that divine project.

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Stargangz:
If na me dem go pay 7 big male cows, 7 25ltrs of palmoil, 7 big broiler fowls, 7 extra large male goats, 7 very big rams with twisted horns, 7 25ltrs of groundnut oil, 7 bags of rice & 7 million naira each by the officers or they should face the consequece and die within 7 days.