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Education › Re: Obafemi Awolowo University Student ChatRoom by Fynestboi(mod): 7:30am On Oct 28, 2015

papindinho:
Fynest shey na only you Waka come

Naxo we see am oooo lol

Politics › Reps Ask Govt To Declare Emergency On Unemployment by Fynestboi(op): 7:06am On Oct 28, 2015*

House of Representatives, yesterday, asked the Federal government to declare a state of emergency on unemployment in the country.

The lawmakers also asked the Nigerian Immigration Service, NIS, to move in immediately, and tighten the noose on foreigners to ensure they are not taking jobs meant for Nigerians in various organisations.

The motion, which was brought to the plenary by House Majority Leader, Femi Gbajabiamila, and 78 others, also sought legislative interventions in the ongoing unemployment crisis in Nigeria.

The lawmakers noted that the unemployment crisis in the country has reached such an alarming rate as to be of serious concern to all, as various reports put Nigeria’s unemployment rate now at 24 per cent.

They said apart from the reports, there were glaring evidence of joblessness in all states of the federation.

The Reps said there is an inextricable nexus between unemployment, corruption, crime, poverty and insecurity.

They expressed concern that if this tide is not arrested, it would portend great danger to the welfare of the citizenry as enshrined in sections 14 and 16 of the 1999 constitution.

The House presided over by Deputy Speaker Sulaiman Lasun, resolved amongst other things, that a state of emergency be declared on unemployment as sought in the prayers.

It also resolved that urgent steps be taken to amend the Immigration Act to provide stiffer punishment for violations of immigration laws, including employment of undocumented aliens and to tighten all other relevant sections of the Act with a view to protecting Nigerian workers.

The NIS was also asked to immediately, commence paying unscheduled visits to organisations employing foreigners to ensure that they comply with rules and that foreigners employed possess the requisite qualifications and are not doing jobs meant for Nigerians.

http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/reps-ask-fg-to-declare-emergency-on-unemployment/

Cc: Lalasticlala, Dominique

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Business › World Bank Raises Alarm Over Nigeria’s Economy by Fynestboi(op): 7:02am On Oct 28, 2015*

ranks nation 169th globally

Mauritius, Uganda, Benin, Senegal among best

Despite sustained efforts by the federal government to improve Nigeria’s business environment, indications showed that most of the efforts had not impacted positively on the nation’s business climate with its ranking at the 169th position among the 189 countries assessed on economic reforms implementation.

The ‘Doing Business 2016: Measuring Regulatory Quality and Efficiency’ report published yesterday by the World Bank showed that Nigeria moved just a point higher than the 2015 position of 170th in the global rankings.

The country also scored poorly in Distance to Frontier assessment index, scoring 44.69 per cent in 2016 as against the 43.56 per cent in 2015.

During the period under review, the country was reported to have carried out two reforms more than it did last year.

Of the 35 countries covered by the report in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria came 25th, with Mauritius, Uganda, Kenya, Mauritania, Benin and Senegal ranking among the top best improvers.

The World Bank Group’s annual ease of doing business measurement indicated that Sub-Saharan Africa economies continued to implement reforms to improve the business climate for domestic entrepreneurs, with members of the Organisation for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa, OHADA, particularly active during the past year.

According to the report, out of the 69 reforms carried out in 35 economies in Sub-Saharan Africa, 14 of the OHADA’s 17 member countries implemented 29 reforms.

This is even as the report showed that reforms implemented in Sub-Saharan Africa accounted for about 30 per cent of the 231 reforms implemented worldwide during the past year.

The Breton Woods institution disclosed further that the region also boasted half of the world’s top 10 improvers, that is, countries that implemented at least three reforms and moved up on the global rankings scale.

Amongst the improvers in the continent are Uganda, Kenya, Mauritania, Benin and Senegal.

The report noted further that the region stood out in implementing reforms under the Getting Credit indicator, adding that of the 32 reforms made globally, 14 were carried out in Sub-Saharan Africa, with Kenya and Uganda making significant progress.

Commenting on the report findings, Rita Ramalho, Manager of the Doing Business project, noted that “despite great improvements, governments in Sub-Saharan Africa will need to continue working on closing the gap in many key areas that impact the ease of doing business, especially increasing access to reliable electricity and providing effective commercial dispute resolution – two areas where the region scores the lowest globally.”

Clarifying further, the bank reported that on Getting Electricity, it required an average of 130 days for an entrepreneur to get a new electricity connection and, once connected, customers experience frequent outages lasting almost 700 hours per year, thereby making Sub-Saharan Africa the region with the highest duration of outages globally.

This is even as the region was also ranked poorly in the areas of Trading Across Borders and Registering Property.

At the continental level, Mauritius was reported to rank best in the region, with a global ranking of 32, performing particularly well in the areas of Paying Taxes and Enforcing Contracts.

It takes only 152 hours for entrepreneurs to pay taxes in the country, compared to 261 hours globally.

The bank stated further: “Rwanda has the next best ranking in the region, with a global ranking of 62. Rwanda also implemented the highest number of reforms in the region, with six reforms carried out in the past year. The country ranks second in the world on the Getting Credit indicator and 12th in the world on the Registering Property indicator.

“Ten years ago, an entrepreneur in Rwanda took 370 days to transfer property. Now, it takes 32 days which is less than in Germany. Botswana, with a global ranking of 72, South Africa

http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/world-bank-raises-alarm-over-nigerias-economy/

Cc: Lalasticlala, Dominique

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Nairaland General › Fuel Tanker Explodes On Ajaokuta Bridge by Fynestboi(op): 6:44am On Oct 28, 2015

NOT less than four persons were burnt beyond recognition yesterday when a fuel-laden tanker burst into flames on the River Niger Bridge after Itobe in Ajakuta Local Council of Kogi State.

It was gathered that the tanker driver and the conductor had tampered with the fuel tanker at Itobe near Ajaokuta, where they might have sold out some of the fuel and, in the process, they could not properly cover the valve which started gushing fuel onto the bridge.

About 14 members of the Kogi State Correspondent chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) who were returning from a party campaign rally in Olamaboro Local Council escaped the fireball by whiskers.

The correspondents of Leadership and Vanguard newspapers, Mr. Sam Egwu and Bolu Obahopo, however, sustained various degrees of injury when they jumped out from the moving vehicle that conveyed them.

The Guardian gathered that the driver of the 33,000 litres capacity tanker made frantic efforts to stem the outpouring of fuel from the side valves of the tanker, before the sudden fire outburst that consumed them.

A motorcyclist, who was attempting to overtake the Toyota Haice bus of the Correspondents Chapel slipped over the fuel, fell down and the scratch of the silencer on the bridge ignited the fire which consumed the fuel tanker as well as the driver of the tanker.

The Toyota Haice bus, which had passed immediately after, caught fire from the underside, during which a stampede ensued inside the bus.

Others who later alighted were able to put out the fire with the fire extinguisher, while those injured were taken to the nearby Crestwood Hospital, Ajaokuta, for treatment.

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/10/four-burnt-beyond-recognition-as-fuel-tanker-explodes-on-ajaokuta-bridge/

Nairaland General › Four Burnt Beyond Recognition As Fuel Tanker Explodes On Ajaokuta Bridge by Fynestboi(op): 6:44am On Oct 28, 2015

NOT less than four persons were burnt beyond recognition yesterday when a fuel-laden tanker burst into flames on the River Niger Bridge after Itobe in Ajakuta Local Council of Kogi State.

It was gathered that the tanker driver and the conductor had tampered with the fuel tanker at Itobe near Ajaokuta, where they might have sold out some of the fuel and, in the process, they could not properly cover the valve which started gushing fuel onto the bridge.

About 14 members of the Kogi State Correspondent chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) who were returning from a party campaign rally in Olamaboro Local Council escaped the fireball by whiskers.

The correspondents of Leadership and Vanguard newspapers, Mr. Sam Egwu and Bolu Obahopo, however, sustained various degrees of injury when they jumped out from the moving vehicle that conveyed them.

The Guardian gathered that the driver of the 33,000 litres capacity tanker made frantic efforts to stem the outpouring of fuel from the side valves of the tanker, before the sudden fire outburst that consumed them.

A motorcyclist, who was attempting to overtake the Toyota Haice bus of the Correspondents Chapel slipped over the fuel, fell down and the scratch of the silencer on the bridge ignited the fire which consumed the fuel tanker as well as the driver of the tanker.

The Toyota Haice bus, which had passed immediately after, caught fire from the underside, during which a stampede ensued inside the bus.

Others who later alighted were able to put out the fire with the fire extinguisher, while those injured were taken to the nearby Crestwood Hospital, Ajaokuta, for treatment.

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/10/four-burnt-beyond-recognition-as-fuel-tanker-explodes-on-ajaokuta-bridge/

Politics › Scarcity: Oil Marketers To Down Tools Over N291bn Debt by Fynestboi(op): 6:36am On Oct 28, 2015

Petrol queues may soon reappear across the country as 70 per cent of the oil marketers have suspended fuel importation over the inability of the Federal Government to settle about N291 billion subsidy arrears.
The development may have been responsible for the pockets of fuel queues that resurfaced in major parts of Lagos two weeks ago.
The latest move to suspend fuel imports was disclosed by the former Minister of Interior and Managing Director of Integrated Oil and Gas Limited, Mr. Emmanuel Iheanacho, at the opening of the 2015 Oil Trading and Logistics (OTL Africa) Downstream Expo in Lagos yesterday.
The Integrated Oil boss regretted that the inability of government to settle the subsidy claims when due leads to distortion in business plan, thus fuelling a regime of apathy and uncertainty.
He said despite an arrangement that subsidy would be settled within 45 days, payment lingered for as long as six months, a situation that has led to cut in credit line usually extended to importers by financial institutions.
Under the current situation, he said fuel scarcity would be a recurring decimal as long as government fails to meet the payment timeline of 45 days.
As a way out of the doldrum, the former minister canvassed deregulation of the downstream sector, for investors to see a profit incentive, to encourage massive investment.
“The subsidy we currently maintain in this country is for those who can afford it. Let government go ahead and remove the subsidy. There is a need to restructure the downstream sector,” he advised.
Recall that the Executive Secretary of Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN), Mr. Obafemi Olawore, had in June raised the alarm over the inability of the Federal Government to offset about N291 billion subsidy claims.
But the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), as part of measures to douse the tension occasioned by non-payment of subsidy claims, had two weeks ago assured that it would explore new financing mechanisms to offset outstanding debts on subsidy claims, which the Federal Government owes petroleum marketers in the country.
Its Managing Director, Mr. Emmanuel Kachikwu, had said this during a meeting with MOMAN and the Depot and Petroleum Products Association (DAPPMA), explaining that these are parts of the extant measures it was taking to ensure that supply of petroleum products in the country is sustained even into the forthcoming yuletide.
He equally promised to, in the interim, arrange a meeting with the relevant creditors (bankers) to ease off pressure on marketers and extend the credit lines.
The NNPC boss noted that several financing mechanisms were being explored to offset the commitment to oil marketers, hinting at the possibility of exploring a monthly payment option.

“In future, we may explore some creative means to prevent backlogs,” he said.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/scarcity-oil-marketers-to-down-tools-over-n291bn-debt/

Cc: Lalasticlala

Music/Radio › Re: Nairaland Upcoming Artiste Chatroom by Fynestboi(op): 8:24am On Oct 27, 2015

yougosee:
How about those not using android phones?

Please add my Ariste "Jiltruth"

Through google. ..

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 8:37pm On Oct 26, 2015

Aminat508:
oya nah

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 8:31pm On Oct 26, 2015

Aminat508:
yes am here . u wanna dash me money https://www.reactiongifs.com/r/katy-nod-dance.gif

Lol this your pic na die...

Erm... I want give you that thing nana tongue

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 8:25pm On Oct 26, 2015

ademipeju:
You blind? I said NVM....

Ok let Aminat508 help you or assist you, I can't do anything to help you, that you know peju.... I really wish I can.....

If you vex finish I dey here dey wait you....

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 8:20pm On Oct 26, 2015

ademipeju:
Gerarahea ode.... Don't you dear try that with me again. Mr......

NVM......

Wait Peju my hands are tight, coz I will be resuming this week hence I won't be frequent here, that much. Can we talk over this on whatapp?

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 8:15pm On Oct 26, 2015

ademipeju:
What the Bleep are you talking about? What has come over you ade, na you wan ban me or you got damn antisperm whatever??

Chaii you Don press P, wetin you want? Kiss? Lol tongue

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 8:10pm On Oct 26, 2015

ademipeju:
Iwo ade Who say you should be, just help My ministry...

You go chop ban now, just dey look. undecided

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 8:04pm On Oct 26, 2015

ademipeju:
Ojebi enter my signature and do something before I vex

I see your signature but I AM NOT INTERESTED... angry

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 8:03pm On Oct 26, 2015

ademipeju:
Ojebi enter my signature and do something before I vex

What will you do? Tell your soildier husband to come and carry me? huh

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 8:02pm On Oct 26, 2015

Aminat508:

https://www.reactiongifs.com/r/Shocked.gif

Aminatu mi what appen? kiss

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 7:58pm On Oct 26, 2015

ademipeju:
emi ni yes ade

Sorry...

Nairaland General › Re: #Fynestboi and Friends Hangout Joint: by Fynestboi(op): 7:52pm On Oct 26, 2015

ademipeju:
Fynestboi I Don come again oooo

Yes

Music/Radio › Re: Nairaland Upcoming Artiste Chatroom by Fynestboi(op): 5:42pm On Oct 26, 2015

Aminat508:
[img]http://www.reactiongifs.com/shocked-gif/[/img]

Politics › Oau Student's Union Leader Dictatorial Tendency Exposed (moshood Odunayo) by Fynestboi(op): 5:29pm On Oct 26, 2015

DICTATORIAL TENDENCY: OAU STUDENT UNION PRESIDENT EXPUNGE NOTABLE CRITIC FROM PUBLIC DISCUSSION GROUP OVER FIERCE CRITICISM OF THE OUTRAGEOUS BUDGET SCANDAL

When government fear the electorates,there is democracy but when the citizens fear the government,there is anarchy-Thomas Jefferson
Yesterday I was removed from the official facebook page of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.My removal was orchestrated by the Students' Union President,Akande Omotayo because of my constant criticism of fraud,inepitudes, non fufilment of his electioneering promises,spread of propaganda to manipulate students and misplacement of priority in his administration.

Mr Akande Omotayo always claim not be an administrator of the group but that has been refuted as recent write-up with irrefutable evidence posted by a Law student,Adavize Alao indicate that he is the only active administrator in the group.
These clowns parading themselves as Union leaders in OAU are so bereft and intellectually shallow.They are not ready to wellcome dissent opinions and constructive criticism.They are not different to the current hungry imbeciles in NANS.

THE BRING BACK MOSHOOD CAMPAIGN
Since my removal yesterday,There has been online campaign with the hastag BRING BACK MOSHOOD.I salute you all and I appreciate your efforts but since I was not only removed but blocked by tyrant Akande Omotayo there is no way I can re-join the group.

NEXT LINE OF ACTION
My expulsion from the group later makes me realise that Facebook is not enough to expose oppressive and tyrannical element like the OAU STUDENTS' UNION LEADERS.At least,Akande Omotayo once mobilize thugs to beat the welfare officer of the union.He once threaten to slap his Vice President for expressing her democratic right in the parliamentary election.Today,Great Ife students cannot air their opinion without recieving assault in return.
I will implore friends on my wall to massively join the facebook page of the Union.Type GREAT IFE STUDENTS' UNION to apply and join the group and whenever I post any article relating to OAU,NANS and student movement,please share it to the group.Let's shame these tyrants.And as for OAU Students on my facebook wall,please any of my article relating to the Union,please also share it to the Union facebook page, WhatsApp and twitter.
I have consult several media outfits on article publication and they have assured me of their unflinching support.
Frauds,ineptitudes and how some of the Union leaders turn the sancrosanct student union building to sex office will be exposed in my next articles.
Thank you all.

Moshood Odunayo Olajide
Obafemi Awolowo University Student.

Cc: Lalasticlala

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Education › Re: Oou 2015/2016 Admission by Fynestboi(mod): 2:44pm On Oct 26, 2015

matthew80:
[color=#125699]No way bro.

JAMB new policy says "No matriculated student is eligible to write UTME again"

Once you accepted the admission, your only hope is "change of course" within your institution.

Need more? Check www. jamb. org. ng

#hundredSoulsForChrist
#teamWeGotLion[/color]

Na when this policy start? undecided

Celebrities › Re: .. by Fynestboi(mod): 1:55pm On Oct 26, 2015

Nice one let go there.

Music/Radio › Re: Nairaland Upcoming Artiste Chatroom by Fynestboi(op): 1:29pm On Oct 26, 2015

2princeofficial:
we have released our video oooo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hgin9XVCAC0

Cool let go there....

Music/Radio › Re: Nairaland Upcoming Artiste Chatroom by Fynestboi(op): 1:09pm On Oct 26, 2015

Aminat508:
yinmu

be yinmu there tongue

Music/Radio › Re: Nairaland Upcoming Artiste Chatroom by Fynestboi(op): 12:16pm On Oct 26, 2015

Aminat508:
Fuji or Apala?

Both

Education › Re: Maria Atere, FUNAAB Student Dies; Lost To "Negligence" by Fynestboi(mod): 9:30am On Oct 26, 2015

When exactly will this reckless, cruel, wicked, angry

>: atrocious, barbaric, barbarous, brutal, brute, butcherly, fiendish, heartless, inhuman, inhumane, sadistic, savage, truculent, vicious, wanton, red in tooth and claw people stop taking and shutting down our undergraduate live. huh

Music/Radio › Re: Nairaland Upcoming Artiste Chatroom by Fynestboi(op): 8:54am On Oct 26, 2015

Download new single psalm 117

https://www.dropbox.com/s/e7ekh4wyama90oh/Psalm%20117.mp3?dl=0[/quote]

Music/Radio › Re: Nairaland Upcoming Artiste Chatroom by Fynestboi(op): 8:54am On Oct 26, 2015

Tundenoni:
Hello sir.
Do you know any good producer in Abuja?
gwagwalada to be precise.

No bro.

Music/Radio › Re: A nairalander joery6 Drops New Single 25th October 2015. by Fynestboi(op): 8:52am On Oct 26, 2015

sniper1305:
Nice praise song ma guy, na dz kind muzik dey sweet wen person don dey with his royal highnes, na jst to dey jinja dey go, pm m d new 1 wen u drop am coz I fit nor dey online dat time

Download new single psalm 117

https://www.dropbox.com/s/e7ekh4wyama90oh/Psalm%20117.mp3?dl=0[/quote]

Music/Radio › Re: A nairalander joery6 Drops New Single 25th October 2015. by Fynestboi(op): 8:51am On Oct 26, 2015

Iyamar:
very nice song dear! Wishing you all the best

Download new single psalm 117

https://www.dropbox.com/s/e7ekh4wyama90oh/Psalm%20117.mp3?dl=0[/quote]

Music/Radio › Re: A nairalander joery6 Drops New Single 25th October 2015. by Fynestboi(op): 8:50am On Oct 26, 2015

VIPERVENOM:
I like this song

Download new single psalm 117

https://www.dropbox.com/s/e7ekh4wyama90oh/Psalm%20117.mp3?dl=0[/quote]

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