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Often, we condemn government agencies, Police, Immigration, Customs and so on. We easily forget their positive contributions. I must confess, I have been guilty of this on occasions. But yesterday, I was forced to doff my hat for the customs in Oyo state.

Even as their primary duty is to protect the boarders, they went the extra mile to prevent an almost successful car snatching.

Out of instinct, they stopped some four young guys in a Toyota Car and asked them to identify themselves and also provide the particulars of the car. These guys who claimed to be students of a University in Abeokuta could neither identify themselves nor provide the particulars of the car.

Despite all entreaties by the guys and older people, the custom guys refused to let them go with the car. To those pleading for the “young-successful-guys’ the unyielding custom guys became bad boys.

Anyway, during the process of begging and prostrating the four sons of bitches vamoosed.

As it turned out, the four guys snatched the car at gun-point from my son minutes earlier on his way to work.

If we cherish bashing them when they slip up, we must praise them when they rise to the occasion.

A smart salute to Oyo State command of Customs.

Ngodigha: He deserves to die. He will rot in the hottest part of hell fire. Bloody murderer.

Why would you say that?

This man fought the civil war with veterans like Brg. Adekunle,
Gen Bajowa, Gen. Theo Danjuma, Gen Obasanjo, late Gen Murtala Muhammed and others

They kept this country together for you guys to have the chance to be
called Nigerians. Why would anybody talk to and about them like this?

God help Nigeria, if these are the stuff our future leaders are made of.

OYINBOGOJU: A genius could be referred to as an exceptional child who is academically sound. But, how would you describe an individual who never misses a point in his examinations from first year in the university to the final year? If there is any adjective to qualify such a person, that word could best describe Tunji Olu-Taiwo, an Engineering student of Eastern Mediterranean University in the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus who obtained 4.0 CGPA out of 4.0 CGPA, the first ever in the department.

Encomiums have continued to be showered on Tunji Olu-Taiwo from various quarters, because his impressive performance has placed him in the spotlight.

Over the years, Nigeria's human resources have ranked among the best in the world partly due to the profound efforts of critical-minded parents that stimulate the astuteness that hides within every student, begging for whom to push the trigger.

Tunji Olu-Taiwo, who hails from Ifako-Ijaye Local Government Area of Lagos State, emerged the best graduating student from the Faculty of Engineering, obtaining a status of High Honours (first class).

Tunji is the first African to have bagged such a status in the Department of Engineering, obtaining a degree in Engineering on a Grade Point Average of 4.00 out of 4.00 (straight A's).


Amid great honour and eulogy sang by the students and academic, expressing marvel at the development, Vanguard met with Tunji in an online chat to speak more on his success.

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg as Role Model

"I am looking up to Mark Zuckerberg, he is a genius I love to emulate," Tunji said. Mark Elliot Zuckerberg (born May 14, 1984) is an American computer programmer and Internet entrepreneur. He is best known as one of the five co-founders of the social networking site, Facebook. Zuckerberg is the chairman and chief executive of Facebook. Inc.

Further Study

"I plan to further by specializing in the field of software engineering. “Software Engineering is a course I have cherished right from time. I know I owe the society more with this, that is the reason that I wish to go further in that regard for this dream to be fulfilled.”

Hopes and challenges in Nigeria

Tunji expressed hope in Nigeria when he said; "there is no place like home," adding; "I like the fact that no matter the difficult situations Nigerians find themselves in, they still try to be happy."

Advice for the Government

Poverty, I believe is the greatest distraction, frustrating process of seeking admission into universities and lack of steady electricity are some dire challenges the people, especially students, usually grapple with, in his honest opinion. Tunji advised the government thus:

“Admissions should be done on a per semester basis. I will advise that the Federal Government should try to provide constant electricity. This, to me, will automatically eradicate about 50 per cent of Nigeria's problems. Also, a simple advice for all students is that the road to success is not on a straight path. Patience is a very important virtue that should be put to good use.”

His Background

“My father, Dr. Mike Olufemi Taiwo is a dental surgeon and a retired army officer. He is from Lagos State. My mother, Mrs. Ajoke Lillian Olu-Taiwo is a business consultant. She hails from Kogi State.

My parents modelled my life the way it is today. They took time to instil discipline in me. I was born and raised in the great city of Kano. I grew up in a large Catholic family, with three brothers and four sisters. I started reading at a very young age. My parents made sure I did my assignments and that zeal still remains in me up to this moment.”

Tunji's father who spoke with Vanguard about Tunji's up- bringing said; "I brought up all my children in Kano. I noticed that many parents allow their children freedom to wander about after school which I detested so I made it mandatory for my children to remain home-bound. I was part of their lives. I made sure their home works were done and their books studied on daily basis. I was their mentor and at the same time, their friend.

“Nevertheless, because all work without play makes Jack a dull boy, so I provided indoor games for my children. When they were big enough to play table tennis, I played the game with them. It was fun.

“I also taught them chess and was always beating them, but when Tunji came from Cyprus, he started beating me hands down and I began to marvel. I was not too surprised about the result he made," said Dr Olu Taiwo.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/10/nigerian-student-breaks-world-record-scores-4-0-over-4-0-in-turkish-varsity/

I have always maintained your child is what you make of him or her.
The country starts from the home.
Parents should have time for their kids.

I give credit to the older Taiwo.

Naji took light with him. In my area it is darkness, darkness and more darkness.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Those boys look like unemployed graduates and victims of marginalization at the hands of leaders such as Osun speaker. They need to be rehabilitated without spending a single day in jail.[/quote]Bastards

Jarus: Now my observation and comments:

1, If Nigeria had gone to AFCON 1996 and 1996, Rashidi would have scored at least 5 more that would have brought his tally to 42

2, I don't see Rashidi's record being broken in the next 20 years. Martins showed some promise at the beginning but he has also reached his twilight in SE

3, Many Nigerians that call Yakubu names will be surprised that he is Nigeria's 3rd highest goal scorer.

4, I see IK Uche overtaking Martins and Yakubu, and possibly Odegbami, to become Nigeria's 2nd or 3rd highest goal scorer in history.

5, Can we ever produce another Yekini?

6, Why don't we hear or read about this Oyakherua, who is Nigeria's all-time 5th highest goal scorer? Scored that many

7, With what we hear about Muda Lawal, I would have thought he scored more than 12 goals for Nigeria.

Yes, we can produce another Yekini. Talent, exposure and discipline is all the guy needs.Many Nigerians footballers have the talent but the other two ingredients are missing.

Sunny Oyakherua(Oyarekhua) was a police officer and a footballer.
A dedicated fighter like many of his peers. He was at his peak in
the early seventies and those under 35 are not likely to know him.

Muda Lawal, soccer artist was a midfielder even though he could
very well have been a striker.He played most times as a supplier to the strikers.
His role was similar ti Mikel even at that he managed to score goals as
he had more latitude than Mikel

Thompson Usien was in a world of his own. A prolific striker.
A coach ( i think Otto Gloria) had a problem choosing between him and Odegbami.
Both played a half time each and scored equal no of goals.

Like most things Nigeria, he just disappeared.

Those were dedicated great players'

Have you guys heard of Sam Garuba Okoye of the great Mighty Jets of Jos?
A soccer genius and maestro. He made soccer look as if my grandmother could play it.

lwise: Until we all realise the fact that Tinubu is the major problem of Lagos state that's when solutions will start coming.

I was @ Ayinke general hospital sometime ago,I couldn't believe the crowd I saw. I was there to see a specialist on skin. I was told to perform a series of test, it took me a whole week to complete the test because people were many. The following week I took the test result to the dermatologist office, I was told my appointment day will be in three weeks time bc pple were too many.

Presently,I learnt that Fashola has mandate all staff running shift in state hospital to work 24hrs non stop.I find this difficult to believe. These people are not dealing with computer or biscuit, they are dealing with human lives, those that made the health sector a shift duty are not silly. I don't know why Lagos state own will be an exception. I expect Lagos state to build more general hospital because of the population of Lagos instead of forcing the staff to work 24hrs non stop ,its not done anywhere in the world.

Fashola couldn't build more because of Tinubu. I can say Tinubu is the governor of Lagos state while Fashola is the deputy. You can't imagine the amount of money the ACN is spending in Ondo state now. These money are tax payers money in Lagos state. Tinubu is slowing down the development of Lagos state with his probosis inside Lagos treasury.

If u take a critical look at Fasholas administration, his performance during his fist term is better than what we have now. Let us wake up before Tinubu turns the whole Lagos state to his shopping plaza.

When you look @ the LASTMA, they hide in strategic places just to make sure that you fall in2 there trap. Is there nothing like 'first offender' in there dictionary. Why must you pay for every offence even if you are commiting the offence for the first time. It is because they are all out to indirectly enrich the purse of Tinubu.

Fashola is handicap,I'm very sure he signed an undertaken with Tinubu, that is why we didn't observe any rancour btw them during this tenure. Please reason with me,I may not have more fact but what I'm saying is not far from the truth.

EKO O NI BAJE JU BAYI LO O O.

BALDERDASH

Billyonaire: I seem not to understand you. The level of mistakes in your typing makes my stomach turn. Please summarize it and let me look at it again.

So if it is not his fathers money, he should not talk?

These people are rogues parading as bizmen.
They make it impossible for genuine people to access fund.

Evil flourish when men of conscience keep mute.

bigtt76: Enough said ....I wonder what goes on in the mind of those supporting the action. Yes the riders are rough and a nuisance but then they do not constitute any more nuisance than they would toting a gun, axe or sledge hammer lying in wait for the rich on 3MB.

Sad enough that the same politicians who during their campaigns introduced the giving away of motorcycles to entice the youth into voting for them, turn around and deprive them of their newly found livelihood.

Funny enough, I doubt any of those who are praising, formulated the policy or crushing the bikes can boldly say they've never ridden on any before. If you've not then i challenge you cast the first stone .....rubbish!

Laws are to be obeyed.

Ganys: I JUST READ THIS ON HIS FB PROFILE

This is no apology.

Tee Mac is robbing the insult in.

Forget the last sentence.

What an intelligent man.

quiverfull: The truth is simple. Pastor Bakare is not in the mould of those pastors who are wining and dining with the crooks in power. This in itself affords him the right to speak truth to power. And if anybody will be sincere, this man speaks the truth as he sees it no matter whose ox is goad. When Turai hijacked power in her husband's last days, Jonathan was too scared to do anything, and the National Assembly was going round in circles, this man convened the Save Nigeria Group with other like minded activists and marched the streets of Abuja and Lagos. This forced the NA to declare the "Doctrine of Necessity" whatever that means. And he said it then that he didn't march the streets for Jonathan, but for the truth (in this case our constitution) to prevail. And when the same Jonathan began to tow the path of his corrupt fathers, Bakare went in company of others like Yinka Odumakin to Abuja to warn him. When they were leaving, Jonathan offered them $50,000 USD (Jonathan is yet to deny this), but they summarily refused. And before they arrived in Lagos, the news was leaked to the press. This was when trouble started. The grouse some people have is that he shouldn't have gone into politics, but then how do you effect the changes you want from the outside when those in power are not listening? He simply communicated to Nigerians that he was willing to lead by example...that he wasn't an arm chair critic.
Say whatever you like, Pastor Bakare didn't start today. From the days of IBB, he has been consistent in saying the truth fearlessly...and he has been arrested a number of times. In the days after Jesus died, all His Apostles were arrested at different times. What we should be asking is why is Pastor Bakare the only one being arrested?

How are you sure he has not gone to Akure?

This is hiding under the name of Jesus to do political campaign.

Mimiko better wins or the man will lose all his members.

[quote author=9ja_I_hail]Don't be stupiid in church you don't write your name on tithes. Tithes usually come with envelop and go into tithe box. Rev's don't know who and who pay their tithes, when it's time for tithes members who want to pay their tithe will move to the alter and pay tithes they don't hand it over to the priest hand to hand.[/quote]Are you serious?

#30million in a tithe box?

#30million in an envelope/ How big is that envelope?

How do you carry #30million to the alter without raising curious eyes?

Now, who says you do not pay tithes to Revs in their rooms?

I am a Christian, but I think govt. should have a look at how churches are being run.

The other day, a junior clerk in one of the A list hotel between Anthony and Ikeja
stole money to pay tithe to a church that sounds like where you collect visa.

We didn't hear anymore of it.

Foxybone: Your no cannot surpass my NO

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THIS IS FOR THE 160 MILLION CITIZENS OF NIGERIA

You guys are "mad"

You gave me a big laugh.

May be this will tell the man not to waste his money.

We are seven in my family. He wont get a vote.

No, No. and No. He is so unprincipled. You do not know what he stands for.

Just got this from my box, supposedly from Yahoo


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This is very unYahoo.
The bad English (some in Red) and the fonts are not yahoo conforming.

My submission. Scammers at work.

NL who receive such mail should discountenance it.

alaoeri: Photoshop ni kini, na everything be photoshop abeg shine your eye, this actually happened yesterday where michelle obama delivered a speech & clinton was there to show his support for obama's second term.

Correction. This actually happened immediately after Clinton delivered his speech.

After bowing he was embraced by Obama and the two of them left the stage together.

Obama was there to give respect to his former boss and the former boss reciprocated with a bow.

That is humility.

Yet some guys here were running their months when Tinubu bowed to Buhari

alaoeri:
Photoshop ni kini, na everything be photoshop abeg shine your eye, this actually happened yesterday where michelle obama delivered a speech & clinton was there to show his support for obama's second term.


Thanks bro....for d correction....1 Love

(Quote) (Report) (Like) [quote][/quote]Correction. This actually happened immediately after Clinton delivered his speech.

After bowing he was embraced by Obama and the two of them left the stage together.

Obama was there to give respect to his former boss and the former boss reciprocated with a bow.

That is humility.

Yet some guys here were running their months when Tinubu bowed to Buhari.

From the way the guy looked so unruffled in the picture I
Knew we have not heard the last on him.

While the two sons of dog had already condemned themselves,
I knew he was clean

It got me wonder. While the sons of bitches were not hand cuffed,
the pharmacist was chained. Nigeria Police!

The guy could be charged with dereliction of duty not murder not even
manslaughter.

Now this. Let nobody crucify the pharmacist. If all who break this law
of only selling on prescription are sanctioned, all Nigeria pharmacist
will be behind bars, and thousands will die daily.

There is no patent medicine store in this land where they do not sell drugs outside
their license and yet they fill the villages.

There ere are more quack doctors in Nigeria than qualified ones.
One lives less than a kilometer to me here.

Yes, they are not qualified to practice but the certificated doctors cannot
deny the fact that they help.

Get a lawyer and keep on the media pressure.

Your friend will be off. My mind tells me he is innocent.

This president has shot himself in the foot again.

I can bet he buckled under pressure of the economic leeches
Who do not want their power revolution to succeed.

Where has he suddenly gotten the spine?

This guy has told you of his interest in this companies weeks ago.
The best is to ask him to either resign or ask his company to withdraw.
To have treated him this way if treacherous.

Now their best man is gone. what will they do now?

Light as gone, darkness is inevitable.

Guys, how do you change to this new plan. Text what to what?

Good job mate.

how I wish those in Abuja are as creative and imaginative.

Posters comments have taken this thread to 4 pages.

And the site is better for it in terms of traffic and
time spent. At times, I think Seun sacrifices quality for commerce.

Best thing to do when you see a worthless post in the front page is
to ignore it.

jp philips: if they said a VC or someone in the educational sector i may believe by 20%.
But NNPC? The seat of corruption in Nigeria? Guy the straight ones in NNPC dont make it to the GMD position, they have either been framed and dismissed or murdered.

It takes a very dirty and 'okombo' tight person to make the GMD position in NNPC. Dont be fooled.

Believe me, that girl is at home collecting NNPC salary, not until the next NNPC ghost worker scandal.

Going by the law, is she supposed to apply in the first place?

I want to be educated.

I know banks do not allow a couple in the same set up.

Is there a law that says father and daughter can not work in the same parastatal?
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doggskull: b][/b][b][/b]

U must b very old. What r u doing on NL? It is ur generation that spoilt dis country for us

Yes, I am old. Intelligent discussion has nothing to do with age.

The internet is for all. If people of my age in your clan are not
internet literate, it is not my fault

Graduates of your generation do not know the difference between the
past tense of teach and think.

In your generation, we have Bankole, we have Lawan, we have Otedola,
we have Iyabo Obasanjo, we have Ibori, we have Fayose and all the Yahoo Yahoo boys.

You are worse than the earlier generation.

What of the legion of you defending the indefensible for pecuniary interest.

You want to reap where you didn't plant.

In our days you would enter UK without a Visa, your generation stopped that.

People like you [i]"Sako igo ti o loti ninu"[/i

Empty beer bottle. Worthless

jp philips: if they said a VC or someone in the educational sector i may believe by 20%.
But NNPC? The seat of corruption in Nigeria? Guy the straight ones in NNPC dont make it to the GMD position, they have either been framed and dismissed or murdered.

It takes a very dirty and 'okombo' tight person to make the GMD position in NNPC. Dont be fooled.

Believe me, that girl is at home collecting NNPC salary, not until the next NNPC ghost worker scandal.

Going by the law, is she supposed to apply in the first place?

You may be right.

But that does not mean there are no straight guys
in Nigeria even in NNPC.

No I disagree with most posters.

There are still Nigerians who do not bend the rules.

I have a deputy VC uncle whose second son wrote JAMB thrice
before he got admitted to course of choice.

When I asked him to help a son who didn't meet the cut off point, he refused
and gave him money and asked him to buckle up and rewrite his JAMB.

My son did just that and today he is a chartered Accountant.

Yes, some Nigerians are still straight.

God, please let this fine boy return home unharmed(amen)

This "boy" will become president

ekitikan: stroke is bad,when a 70 years old man is afflicted with it and he is been facing it for almost 10 years.So the pain and suffering is much.Abeg death is better than stroke oh,old man shyting himself oh boy better make the man get this release through death.Tnx for the prayers tho.

ekitikan: stroke is bad,when a 70 years old man is afflicted with it and he is been facing it for almost 10 years.So the pain and suffering is much.Abeg death is better than stroke oh,old man shyting himself oh boy better make the man get this release through death.Tnx for the prayers tho.

Sorry, Ekitikan. It could be depressing.

My mum, 83, is suffering from gastrotumor and I know what
I am going through to take care of her.
And this is not stroke.

May Gods will be done

Sleep well Dento

Re: New Pictures Of Ekiti State. . . . . by Ileke-IdI: 5:13am On Aug 04
Efon Alaaye Monarch, Oba Emmanuel Aladejare[quote][/quote]Behind him is Dr Adio Afolayan the current local government Chairman