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segzy14:
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sammyj:
We need to see pics please !!

Her Pictures will soon be online....

Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Kayode Aderanti, has said the police have arrested Mary Akinloye, the 23-year-old nanny, who kidnapped three children in the Surulere area of Lagos State.

Aderanti spoke on Thursday morning on a live Channels TV programme, Sunrise Daily.

http://www.punchng.com/news/nanny-who-abducts-lagos-children-arrested-cp/

President Goodluck Jonathan will hand over power to the President-elect, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on May 28, about 24 hours before the actual inauguration date.

The Minister of Information, Patricia Akwashiki, disclosed this to State House correspondents at the end of the Federal Executive Council meeting in Abuja on Wednesday.

Akwashiki said Jonathan would perform the ceremony at a dinner on the eve of the May 29 Democracy Day.

She said, “By May 28, the President intends to have the formal handover done at a dinner so that we can reserve May 29 for the incoming government.

“By May 28, we are expected to have concluded our own government and we are welcoming the incoming government.

“Also you know May 29 is our Democracy Day. So, we have activities lined up all through that week, showcasing all what we have achieved and all other things we do normally on our Democracy Day except that this year is special with the inauguration of our new President that is coming up on May 29.”

She added that the President had directed all Ministries, Departments and Agencies to prepare their handover notes and submit same to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Anyim Pius Anyim, on or before April 20.

She said it was Anyim’s responsibility to compile the notes which would form Jonathan’s handover document to Buhari.

She added that while the valedictory FEC meeting would hold on May 20, everything that required the President’s approval must be presented to him latest on May 13 so that the incoming government would not accuse the outgoing government of rushing projects.

The minister said that Jonathan had directed the MDAs to brief him on inherited projects and the ones initiated by his administration under their jurisdiction.

She said the briefings were expected to include the status of the projects and their levels of implementation.

The minister added, “The President emphasised on the need for all MDAs to submit their handover notes to the Office of the SGF by the 20th of this month, that is next Monday. So we are going to be very busy this weekend putting our handover notes together.

“The President also emphasised that he would require another little briefing from all MDAs to indicate inherited projects, how far they have been executed and initiated projects by his administration and the level of completion, whether completed, ongoing or abandoned.”

She said the present administration was doing everything possible to ensure a smooth transition, adding that Vice-President Namadi Sambo is heading the government’s transition committee while Anyim is heading the inauguration committee.

Akwashiki however said notwithstanding the transition programme, governance had not stopped in the country.

“That is not to say that governance has stopped. Of course, we are in government until the day he President-elect takes his oath of office,” she explained.

The Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke and her Finance counterpart, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, were among the few ministers who did not attend the Wednesday FEC meeting.

The meeting was the first to be held after the March 28 presidential election which Jonathan lost to Buhari.

Before the President arrived at the venue, some ministers, especially the core politicians among them, used the opportunity to review the polls and their performances in their various states.

They formed small groups to take stock zone-by-zone

The Minister of Police Affairs, Jelili Adesiyan; Minister of State II, Foreign Affairs, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro; Minister of State, Federal Capital Territory, Olajumoke Akinjide and the Minister of State, Works, Dayo Adeyeye, were seen engrossed in discussion on the Peoples Democratic Party’s performance in the South-West while they awaited Jonathan’s arrival at the venue.

http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-to-hand-over-to-buhari-on-may-28/

Anybody in faculty of admin with admission letter? my application still stuck at department >>>>> recommended, department>>>> approved and faculty >>>>>>approved. i keep checking my email every day.


Also, a friend tracked his application with Department>>>>>recommended, department >>>>>rejected and faculty >>>>>>>approved. Will he be admitted? just want to know.....

PPAngel:
The APC has declared that it will challenge today's supreme court ruling on Fayose's eligibility to remain as governor of Ekiti state in the World Court in the hague.

Details awaiting


Yeye dey smell

[size=20pt]Sincerely you need serious help......go see a doctor[/size]

Theultimate:
Oyo State remain the only state that no
group/society "massively" jubilate as other states
are doing after the pronouncement of incumbent Gov. Abiola Ajimobi as the Governor Re-Elect.

I even repeatedly tried to watch because (Oyo state TV station) if at all there will any to show, "but none" except the one organised by Governor himself at his residence.
Can any Ajimobi fan explain to us why?

[size=20pt]Go ask Ladoja nah Mr Massive Jubilation[/size]

There is anxiety in Ekiti as the Supreme Court in Abuja would on Tuesday deliver judgment in the appeal filed by the All Progressives Congress against the victory of Governor Ayodele Fayose in the June 21, 2014 governorship election.
Fayose, in a statewide broadcast on Monday asked residents to maintain peace and go about their lawful duties.
The governor, who thanked the people for voting overwhelmingly for all the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidates in the Saturday House of Assembly elections, said the victory had confirmed that he had a genuine mandate of the people.
Expressing belief in God, he said he was sure that he would be vindicated at the end of the day and triumph over whatever plans launched to truncate his tenure by individuals or groups.
A commercial driver, Ade Bamdele, expressed confidence that the governor would win the case.
A trader, Esther Orji, said the Ekiti people required peace, saying the judgment would remove the tension associated with the election.
The Ekiti Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal had on December 19, 2014 upheld Fayose’s victory and dismissed the APC petition for lack of merit.
Dissatisfied, the Appellant went to the appellate court to challenge the victory of Fayose on the grounds that he was not qualified to stand election as a candidate because of his impeachment of October 16, 2006.
The APC also alleged that the Governor forged his academic certificates and violated the Code of Conduct Rules.
The five-member panel chaired by Justice Abdu Aboki in its judgment on February 16 upheld the judgment of the Tribunal which affirmed Fayose of the PDP as the winner of the June 21, 2014 poll.
Though the Justice Abdul Aboki-led five-man panel dismissed the appeal filed by the APC, it found merit in the appellant’s complaints that the military was used to harass and intimidate its supporters and leaders during the polls.
Dissatisfied, the party went to the Supreme Court.
The Independent National Electoral Commission had declared that Fayose polled 203,090 votes to defeat the then incumbent governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, of the All Progressives Congress who polled 120,433 votes in the election.

http://www.punchng.com/news/anxiety-as-supreme-court-decides-fayoses-fate-tuesday/

Princecalm:
So bad for the nation.

Even the FG is not saying anything about this again..

.

Almost a year now in captivity....

Pureheart91:
Siriusly, u guys be lyk hating ova each oda just ova a mere speech; i wonder why dy Westerners wasted so much of thier time n effort to enlighten u guys, yet nothing to show for. Shame to we all!. Weda Ambode or JK, our choice of prsn shuldnt be on sentiments but instead on Tenacity of eida of them to deliva.So u guys be Yoruba or Ibo should hold thier horses, nd be technical and not tink lyk mallaams.

[size=18pt]You just rubbish yourself with your last sentence ...[/size]

boyebussy:
@galeto Pls wht is happening abt accounting result , when will all the result come out becos I ve not seen my result .

From the info I have, All the results in faculty of Administration is out. I was told it was pasted at the faculty. . If you are outside Ife, get someone to check on your behalf. ...

Cheers! !!!

loksman:
a yoruba site? I GUESS WE IGBOS SHOULD LEAVE THE SITE THEN? YORUBA IS THE WORST RACE ON EARTH....sorry.

[size=20pt]Who beg you to stay hen, Abeg pack yourself out....don't forget to leave Lagos too...Nonsense[/size]

Seun:
Nairaland accommodates and welcomes all Nigerians equally. We do not belong to Yorubaland or any other tribe.

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Seun oooo, I disagree with you totally, Nairaland belong to a Yoruba son Seun, so Nairaland is a Yoruba site simple. ....[/size]

[size=25pt]All of you shouting JK, How market nah? I told you guys elections are not won on Nairaland. ...we are busy strategizing on how to win voters heart, PDP and the IGBO are here singing AGBAJE JK. ... don't ever play with us because we are smarter than you... hahahahahaha[/size]

1trillionlikes:
hmmmm

Let us remember them in our prayers. I also call on our President-elect to make the release of these girls his first assignment. These girls must gain freedom and reunite with dia parents. ...

As we all celebrate elections victories, we should also remember to pray for our girls to gain back freedom. Tuesday 14th April will make it a year.

Here is a timeline of significant events since the abduction of more than 200 schoolgirls from the town of Chibok in northeastern Nigeria a year ago on Tuesday.
– April 2014 –
– 14: 276 girls, aged from 12 to 17, are seized from the remote town of Chibok in Borno state, northeastern Nigeria.
Boko Haram gunmen storm the girls’ boarding school, forcing them from their dormitories onto trucks and driving them into the bush. Fifty-seven girls manage to flee.
– 29: Parents lash out at the government’s failure to rescue the girls.
– May –
– 1: Hundreds of parents, many dressed in red, protest in Chibok to demand help from the government and other countries.
– 5: Boko Haram’s leader Abubakar Shekau claims responsibility in a video statement for the mass abduction, and vows to sell the girls as slave brides.
– 7: US First Lady Michelle Obama tweets a picture of herself with a sign reading #BringBackOurGirls, joining a social media storm.
The campaign also attracts politicians, actors and other prominent public figures, such as Pakistani education activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai and CNN star anchor Christiane Amanpour.
– 9: Amnesty International claims Nigeria’s military was warned of the school attack but failed to take action due to lack of manpower. The military denies the allegation.
The UN Security Council strongly condemns the mass kidnappings which it says “may amount to crimes against humanity” under international law.
– 10: British, French and US experts provide help for the search operation. China and Israel also offer assistance.
– 12: Boko Haram releases a new video showing about 100 of the missing girls, alleging the teenagers have converted to Islam and will not be released until militants are freed in a prisoner exchange.
– 17: Nigeria and its neighbours Benin, Chad, Cameroon and Niger vow to work together to fight Boko Haram in what Cameroon President Paul Biya describes as a “declaration of war”.
– 21: The United States deploys 80 military personnel to Chad to help regional efforts to rescue the schoolgirls.
– 26: Nigeria’s highest ranking military officer, Chief of Defence Staff Alex Badeh, says they have located the missing teenagers but warns a rescue operation would put their lives at risk.
– 27: News emerges that Nigeria’s former president Olusegun Obasanjo has been in talks with Boko Haram to broker a deal to release the girls.
– June –
– 12: Representatives from Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon, Niger and Benin agree to strengthen joint efforts to find the schoolgirls and defeat Boko Haram.
– July –
– 18: Borno state Governor Kashim Shettima says 176 teachers have been killed and 900 schools destroyed in Borno since Boko Haram began attacking them in 2011, because they are centres of Western education
– 22: First meeting between Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan and the schoolgirls’ relatives.
– September –
– 25: Nigeria’s police claim that one of the schoolgirls has been found but elders reject the claim.
– October –
– 14: Protesters mark six months since the abduction with a march on the Nigerian presidency but are blocked.
– 17: Nigeria’s chief security spokesman Mike Omeri says no deal is in place to release the girls after the presidency says a ceasefire deal has been reached with Boko Haram.
Boko Haram chief Shekau later dismisses the ceasefire claim and says all the girls have been “married off”.
– November –
– 14: Boko Haram seizes Chibok. The army recaptures it two days later.
– February 2015 –
– 8: Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai calls for global support to demand “urgent action” to release the girls, on their 300th day in captivity.
– March –
– 6: Work begins to rebuild the kidnapped girls’ school in Chibok.
– 17: Nigeria’s army chief admits there is “no news for now” about the girls’ fate, despite military successes in recapturing towns from the insurgents.

macjive01:
Ward H PU 052
Gov: PDP 164 APC 48

#Pdpwinning #411Lagos"

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Stop fooling yourself. ... where did you get this results? So APC didn't win any PU... even in my PU wia counting is still ongoing you already post the result. Haba, Stop this deceit and let the people choice prevail. ...[/size]

Rotiix:
I no u don't really need votes as u depend on rigging, but all days for the thief, one day for the owner!

Keep deceiving yourself. ...Ambode the winner. ..tell your Igbo governor to stop wearing Necklace. ..

Rotiix:
We don't want Abode, JK is okay!

We need not your vote for Ambode to win....
Ambode our governor elect....God on our side. ....

ilovecritics:
Iwu akpa amu!

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IWU AKPA AMU AGBAJE

omo Ale jatijati[/size]

[size=25pt]Never again shall we experience incompetency of government, economic malnutrition and corruption with entitlement.. New era of illumination in every ramifications of our lives in this nation. Vote APC, Vote CHANGE, Vote Ambode

If Agbaje likes, let him employ FBI and CIA with all dia technologies. .. Agbaje is a gooner. ...Men that put on necklace are not responsible. ...[/size]

Rotiix:
Vote wisely

Vote Ambode. ....

[size=20pt]Men that put on neck chain can not be governor of Lagos.... No responsible man wear necklace or neck chains. .. Agbaje is IGBO Governor. ....His office shall be located inside Alaba International Market comes May 29.....

Ambode the man for the Job.... Vote responsible men not necklace Agbaje.....Vote APC.... [/size]

seyiade50:
I will pray for the likes of you. It really is hard for me to grasp why people can think like this. Its just like the way people worship the rich even when dey suck their bloods. People should be thinking in this country; but no dey will just be talking, impregnating (or getting pregnant) and then looking for stipends from the rich just to survive (not to talk of really training kids). I am fed up really!!!

[size=20pt]Oh boy keep your dirty mouth shut, what is your problem with the choice of who I want to vote for? I and my family have decided to vote APC and nothing will change that by God's grace. .always think before posting rubbish here... [/size]

[size=20pt]Presently Ambode is leading. ...[/size].

[size=20pt]Vote Ambode.... Lagos is moving. .... haters are busy complaining. ....

Vote APC. .....[/size]

neyospecial:
have student acct been created + registration number on your tracking page?

Not yet my brother.... still at Faculty ...... Approved....

[size=15pt]Hello Ihebrooke, please check your email address... i just send you a mail please.... Waiting for your reply soon.. cheers!![/size]

Still waiting for the Admission Letter.... @faculty of Admin...

tunapa2009:
Admission letter is already rolling in.. Check your Mail for your admiSsion letter, and also your student account details....

[size=20pt]OK, Waiting patiently.......[/size]