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Aondoakaa also said that the probe into the $180m Halliburton scandal was stalled because witnesses gave evidence in French and it had been difficult translating the information to English in Nigeria. Unfuknbelievable!!! |
Courtesy of Fela: La la la la My people self dey fear too much We fear for the thing we no see We fear for the air around us We fear to fight for freedom We fear to fight for liberty We fear to fight for justice We fear to fight for happiness We always get reason to fear We no want die We no want wound We no want quench We no want go I get one child Mama dey for house Papa dey for house I want build house I don build house I no want quench I want enjoy I no want go Ah! So policeman go slap your face You no go talk Army man go whip your yansh You go dey look like donkey Rhodesia dey do them own Our leaders dey yab for nothing South Africa dey do them own Them leave Sorrow, Tears, and Blood, |
bombsquad:I actually support your theory. Banire is a adept Commissioner/Technocrat and we already know what Fashola is capable of. |
bombsquad: Imagine that! |
edoyad:Yeah, its that bad, no meaningful progress recorded in 6 years, nada, zilch, zero, I dare anyone to prove me wrong. |
dominique:Seriously, this clown is feeling himself obsessively, I'm surprised he didn't erect a statute of himself. |
i t puskin:I think this award is dedicated to governors who failed to even attempt the status quo, |
its unfair to award a single governor this award, it can be shared From my first hand observation I will give to OGD and Alao akala |
ode remo:Sad situation 4real, im glad i missed that 1. |
Dis Guy:I visited Abeokuta for the first time in 10years this summer and its almost as if time literally stopped when you visit that place. Nothing has changed, but you do notice huge billboards every where you turn celebrating his achievements. I even saw one that started like " Our Father OGD, " I almost puked in my mouth. |
We deserve a better kit, Cameroon has the most commercialized mainstream kit out of all the African countries. |
The dishonorable Alao-Akala of Oyo state. |
Good initiative, this should curb fraudulent activities. Hopefully, they won't charge exorbitant wire transfer fees. |
In the grand scheme of things what difference does it make whom is better considering the state affairs in Nigeria. |
No2Atheism:Seriously, its nerve wrecking, I'm too young to have a heart attack. ![]() |
I am happy with this win, it was much needed but we need to strengthen our squad. Its good to have diaby back, I am doubtful about Almunia's place on the team. He lacks the qualities we need in a goalkeeper, we need someone combative however he appears nervous in front of goal. Personally, i think Denilson is an average player and we need someone with a cutting edge to fill his role. Kudos to the team! |
These clowns want to manufacture guns, lmao. How about they start manufacturing electricity, food, building materials, textiles, petroleum products etc |
They need to deregulate and get rid of those terrorists {Cabals, Truck Drivers, Importers, Dealers} who holds the country hostage whenever they feel like it. |
story ti poju!!!! |
ismailaw:LMAO!!! dis is Hilarious. |
Its only in Lagos you cant budget how much you will like to spend in a day, at any given time you can be a victim of circumstance, fuel scarcity, police bribes, Touts, danfo price hikes, etc |
v3nom4eva:I also enjoy watching Song play mehn!, this dude's progress is exceptional. He is so smooth and agile on that ball for a defensive mid. |
skfa1:I don't think the good governor "spent his entire life in western world", in fact he schooled from primary to Law school in Nigeria and also started his professional career in Nigeria. Which is evidence that there are plenty of capable hands within the country if given the opportunity to lead. |
my friend! this thread is worthless without pics. |
I am happy with this draw. I think its make an exciting match up playing tough teams like Argentina, its the games that the whole world would be talking about. |
Its in our best interest to be placed in a tough group. Usually, the eagles are complacent when they are playing a lesser opponent. |
What else is going to be happen? PdP is doing to field another wastebag who is simply going to update/downgrade the system. Lord knows we need a clean wipe and a complete re-install of all applications, users, home directories etc. u get my drift |
What about Chinua Achebe? He alone has done more branding for Nigeria than Dora can even imagine. |
kuramo:Im not surprised. |
http://allafrica.com/stories/200912040221.html You kind folks close to ground please keep us updated on the outcome. |
Sagamite: What a joke! I pasted the link below, did a gov actually publish this on his website? You cant even get a temp agency to look at this crap in a developed nation. Curriculum Vitae of Malam IBRAHIM SHEKARau e-mail: 1. CURRENT POSITION Executive GovernorKano State 2. PERSONAL Date of Birth: November 5, 1955Nationality: NigerianPlace of Birth: Kurmawa Quarters, Kano City 3. Education JUNE – SEPTEMBER 1976 CERTIFICATE COURSE ON GUIDANCE AND COUNSELINGBayero University Kano SEPTEMBER 1973 – JULY 1977 UNIVERSITY EDUCATION (MATHEMATICS EDUCATION)Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria JANUARY, 1968 – DECEMBER, 1972 SECONDARY EDUCATION AT AMINU KANO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, (West African School Certificate and Royal Society Arts (London) JANUARY, 1961 – DECEMBER 1967 PRIMARY EDUCATION Gidan Makama Primary School, Kano City 4. Awards received Won the Annual Prizes of the Best – behaved student for 5 years running of Secondary School (1968 – 1972)Received a Medal and Certificate of Merit Award and Life membership of the All Nigeria Conference of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPPS) in April, 1994.Letter of Commendation from Hadejia Zonal Education Office in February, 1982 for producing the best GCE result in Kano State at Government Secondary School, Hadejia as Principal.Letter of Commendation from Ministry of Education in March, 1984 for good performance during the visit of the then Military Governor of Kano State, Air-Commodore Hamza Abdullahi at Government College Birnin Kudu.Letter of Appreciation from the Inspector General of Police Mr. Etim O. Inyang in January, 1985 for good contributions to the activities of Police Community Relation Committee at Birnin Kudu Local Government. Letter of Commendation from Ministry of Education in April, 1986 for collecting the highest revenue in all Schools in Kano State while serving as Principal at Government College, Birnin Kudu. Letter of Commendation from Ministry of Education in October, 1991 for producing modalities of implementing the recommendations of the National Conference on Discipline and Motivation in Schools. Letter of Appreciation from Kano State University Implementation Committee in December, 1991 for good performance on the sub-committee on the University’s Draft Edict.Letter of Commendation from the Honourable Minister of Education, Professor Babatunde Fafunwa in June, 1993 for successfully serving as Leader of all Nigerian Principals for four years (1988 – 1992)Letter of Commendation from Ministry of Education in January, 1993 for chairing and producing comprehensive report on the fire incident at Government Girls Secondary Schools, ShekaraCertificate of Honour from Giginyu Community in January, 1994 for contributing to the educational development of the area.Received a Meritorious Service Award from the Nigeria Union of Journalist (NUJ), Kano State Council in December, 1998.Certificate of Honour and Appreciation from the North – West zone of Muslim Corpers Association fo Nigeria (MCAN) in July, 2001. Honourary Fellowship of Federal College of Education (Special) Oyo - 2006.Honourary Fellowship of Federal Polytechnic, Ede – May 2006, Honourary Fellowship of Federal College of Education, Kano 2006. 5. Professional Experience · National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Imo State from August, 1977 to August, 1978 (Taught Mathematics at Madonna Boys High School Etiti).· Taught Mathematics at Government Technical College Wudil, Kano State from August, 1978 to August 1979.· Senior Master (Academic) at Government Technical College Wudil, Kano State from January to August, 1979· Principal at Government Day Junior Secondary School Wudil, Kano State from September, 1979 to January 1980.· Principal at Government Secondary School Hadejia, Kano State from January 1980 to December 1983.· Principal at Government College Birnin Kudu, Kano State from December 1983 to June 1986· Principal at Government Secondary School, Gwammaja (I) Kano State, from June, 1986 to March 1988.· Principal at Rumfa College, Kano State from March, 1988 to December, 1992.· Deputy Director of Education in-charge of Bichi Zonal Education Area, Kano State, from December, 1992 to August, 1993.· Director Planning, Research and Statistics, Ministry of Education Headquarters, Kano State from August, 1993 to January, 1994.· Director General (Permanent Secretary), Ministry of Education and Youth Development, Kano State from January, 1994 to January 1995.· Director General (Permanent Secretary) Ministry of Water Resources, Rural and Community Development, Kano State, from January, 1995 to January 1997.· Director General (Permanent Secretary), Ministry of Education (2nd time) from January – May, 1997.· Permanent Secretary Administration and General Services Directorate, Cabinet Office, Kano State from May, 1997 to February, 2000 · Permanent Secretary, Civil Service Commission, Kano State, from February to May, 2000· Chief Lecturer (Mathematics), Department of Physical Sciences, Kano State College of Art Science and Remedial Studies, Kano: from May 2000 to 1st October, 2001.Retired Voluntarily from the service of Kano State Civil Service from 2nd October, 2001. 6. RESPONSIBILITY HELD AT “ALL NIGERIA CONFERENCE OF PRINCIPALS OF SECONDARY SCHOOL” (ANCOPPS) – A professional association of all secondary schools principals in NIGERIA i. Member from January 1980 to December, 1992 (exactly full years)ii. Kano State Acting Assistant Secretary from September, 1981 to April, 1982.iii. Kano Secretary April, 1982 to November, 1984iv. Kano State President from November, 1984 to April, 1985v. National Vice from April, 1985 to April 1988.vi. National President from April, 1988 to April, 1992 (two terms of office – two years each).vii. Representative of all Nigerian Principals on the Governing Board of the “Comparative Education Study and Adaptation Centre” (CESAC) of the University of Lagos from April, 1981 to April, 1985 7. RESPONSIBILTIES HELD WITH THE WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL (W.A.E.C) i. Member of the WAEC, Kano State Committee from November, 1984 to March, 1993ii. Member of the WAEC National Committee from November, 1987 to March, 1993iii. Member of the WAEC National Administrative and Finance Committee from November, 1987 to March, 1991iv. Member of the WAEC International Council from March, 1988 to March 1993v. Member of the WAEC International Administrative and Finance Committee from March, 1988 to March, 1991vi. Member of the WAEC National and International Tender Board from March, 1988 to March, 1991vii. Member of the WAEC International Examination Committee from March, 1991 to March, 1993 8. SCHOLARLY PAPERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES/SEMINARS The role of Principal’s Conferences in the Implementation of the new National Policy on Education (July, 1985) Causes and remedies of indiscipline in Schools (November, 1990) Involving Community in administering School in a Local setting (August, 1990) Issues and problems encountered during Teaching Practice (January, 1990) Local Malam Ibrahim Shekarau's Website http://ibrahimshekarau.com Powered by Joomla! Generated: 3 December, 2009, 20:21 |
frankwizzy:cant help but rolleyes, i didnt sense a trace of sarcasm in his comment so I am going to assume he is serious. the type of stuff that happens to Nigerians can only happen to Nigerians. |
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, he certainly has matured. . .I say play him alongside FAB, juz in front of Denilson and Song.