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hayoakins:You shouldn't use Southwest as an example because they are the second beneficiary after north. |
Amaechi will likely go to jail because of his fight with GEJ family couple with his financial recklessness |
New perspective Fuzio Ola Ade |
gamma energy* •Koko |
DECEMBER 18, 2014 BY RAMON OLADIMEJI { A Federal High Court in Lagos has entered judgement in favour of an application by a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, seeking uniform admission requirements into Federal Government Colleges, otherwise called unity schools. Agbakoba had sued the Minister of Education, Mr. Ibrahim Shekarau, over the disparity in the admission requirements for students seeking to study in the unity schools. Delivering judgement in the suit marked FHC/L/CS/1358/2013 on Wednesday, Justice James Tsoho held that such disparities in admission requirements into the Federal Government colleges were against the spirit of Section 42(1) of the 1999 Constitution. The judge held that since the Constitution was supreme, it would automatically override any administrative law or policies adopted by the Ministry of Education. The court therefore ordered Shekarau to apply uniform admission requirements, especially cut-off marks, to all candidates seeking admission into unity schools across the country. In a 19-paragraph affidavit filed in support of his suit, Agbakoba had stated that since the inception of the unity schools, the Federal Government had maintained disparities in admission requirements. He noted in particular that the Federal Government prescribed different cut-off marks based on the candidates’ gender and their states of origin. He therefore sought a declaration of the court that the action of the education minister in prescribing and applying different requirements, including cut-off marks, to candidates seeking admission into unity schools was in violation of the Constitution. He asked the court to grant an order of perpetual injunction restraining the education minister from all further acts of discrimination in admission to the unity schools. http://www.punchng.com/news/court-cancels-disparity-in-federal-colleges-admission-requirements/ • Abia Male(130) Female (130) • AkwaIbom Male(123), Female (123) • Anambra Male(139) Female (139) • Benue Male (111), Female (111) • Bayelsa Male (72), Female (72) • CrossRivers Male (97), Female (97) • Delta Male (131), Female (131) • Ebonyi Male (112), Female (112) • Edo Male (127), Female (127) • Ekiti Male (119), Female (119) • Enugu Male (134), Female (1340 • Imo Male (138), Female (138) • Kogi Male (119), Female (119) • Kwara Male (123), Female (123) • Lagos Male (133), Female (133) • Ogun Male (131), Female (131) • Ondo Male (126), Female (126) • Rivers Male (118), Female (118) • Osun Male (127), Female (127) • Oyo Male (127), Female (127) • Plateau Male (97), Female (97) • Yobe Male (20), Female (27) • FCTAbuja Male (90), Female (90) • Kaduna Male (91), Female (91) • Nasarawa Male (58), Female 58) • Niger Male (93), Female (93) • Kano Male (67), Female (67) • Katsina Male (60), Female (60) • Adamawa Male (62) Female (62) • Borno Male (45), Female (45) • Gombe Male (58), Female (58) • Jigawa Male(44), Female (44) • Bauchi Male (35), Female (35) • Kebbi Male (9), Female (20) • Sokoto Male (9), Female (13) • Taraba Male (3), Female (11) • Zamfara Male (4), Female (2) |
Citadelbot:You are foool, ain't u? |
By Amaka Abayomi 16 year- old Justin Ifeanyi Nwaoha, an SS3 student of ISOLOG College, Ojodu, Lagos State, has won the second edition of the PZ Cussons Chemistry Challenge (PZCCC). Justin, with a cumulative score of 72 per cent in both theory and practical sessions of the intensive final, was rewarded with N700,000 cash, a laptop, a trophy and gold medal. His Chemistry teacher, Mr. Mayowa Adeoti, went home with N100,000 and a plague, while Chemistry books worth N100,000 were also presented to his school. In second place is Jamiu Abayomi Animashaun, an SS3 student of Federal Science and Technical College, Yaba,. With a total score 62 per cent. Animashaun was presented with a cheque of N500,000, a laptop and silver medal. His Chemistry teacher, Mrs. Ann Ajisafe, was given N80,000 cash and a plague, while his school got Chemistry books worth N80,0000. With a cumulative score of 51 per cent, Azeez Balogun of Kingston High School finished as second runner-up and was rewarded with N400,000 cash prize, a laptop and bronze medal, his Chemistry teacher, Mr. Obiora Onyilagha, won N70,000, while his school received N70,000 worth of Chemistry books. Third runner-up Jeremiah Onu of FESTAC Senior College pulled a total of 40 per cent and had a cash prize of N300,000, a laptop and a consolation medal, his Chemistry teacher, Mr. Oluwaleke Animashaun, got N60,000 and a plague, while his school had N60,000 worth of Chemistry books. Relieved at the end of the rigorous final stage, Justin expressed gratitude to God, his parents, teachers and the organisers, as well as other finalists who he said gave him stiff competition. Admitting that the practical session was the most challenging, Justin said: “I was shivering during the practical and while mixing the chemicals, I did something that would have messed everything up but I quickly made up for it.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/16-year-old-wins-pz-cussons-chemistry-challenge/ |
laBarca:Amaechi will be a political case study after 2015. Ibori will laugh at him |
Amaechi is pathetic loser. He represent failure........ I pity him if Wike win River state governorship election, Ibori case will be a child play |
TheRealMrStan:Sweet potato. Nkenu bu ukwu |
What will Amaechi tell his people to win there vote, that a Fulanis man who will definitely counsel the amnesty program they fought for many yrs is more suited to rule Nigeria than their brother? APC is dead and buried in River state |
@OP if Amaechi catch u eh!!! |
That's lucrative business in the west |
echobee:Are they not Yoruba people? Human skulls is a lucrative business in South West |
See the face of evil people |
[img]http://ift.tt/1sySlVw[/img] The Lagos state Police command have arrested two suspected human parts dealers identified as Dipo Olorunto and one Baba Isegun aka Asiwaju while trying to sell human parts over the weekend at Atan Ota area of Ogun State. According to Daily Independent, 35 year old Dipo Olorunto who claims to be farmer and married with four children, said he was contacted by a friend of Baba Isegun to help him get a human skull which was to be used for the treatment of mentally ill patients. Dipo said he got the skull at Cotonou, Benin Republic for N12,500. "Baba Isegun told me to bring a human skull for him to buy. He said he uses it to treat sicknesses such as madness. I work as a farmer in Atan Ota area. It was a friend who introduced me to Baba Isegun that I could help him get human parts. I have to go to Cotonou to buy the head. I wanted to sell it to him for N20, 000. But police arrested me before I got to him.” he said Confirming their arrested, the Lagos state Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu said the suspects will soon be charged to court. He said that Baba Isegun took ill while in police custody and has been released on health grounds but will return to stand trial when he becomes medically fit. http://www.gistmeblog.com/2014/12/human-parts-dealers-arrested-in-ogun.html?m=1 |
Things are not gud in this country |
Dasini:Igbo are more than Yoruba in lagos. Fact! if u doubt it watch out during Christmas and see how everywhere will be dry. Most of Yorubas are selling out their properties and relocating back to Ogun state though to high cost of living |
I hope I was counted among Yoruba lagos? Some people will learn a hard reason after 2015 election. I have said it before only god knows the actual population of Igbo. |
mazzi: |
This Hausa people really scammed Davis. |
tandj:Lazy man don't go and work hard. You will leave in the house build by your forefathers forever. If your forefathers were lazy as u are they wouldn't have put up those shanty structures |
collynzo2:Lol..... Another sophisticated village busted |
Sophisticated Yoruba village |
Another APC lie busted! GEJ until Buhari grow some senses |
Buhari refinery is in Sambisa forest |
VOTE BUHARI = SHEKAU for continuity www.nairaland.com/attachments/1902872_10521981101525393221419363706789797240347042n_jpeg86e4ea0ce12245a6a1a3e269fea4ae31 |
Both GEJ and Buhari are corrupt but Buhari is an Islamic extremism |
Connected Development (CODE), an NGO, said it would monitor the disbursement and application of the N9.2 billion approved by the Federal Government for the purchase of clean cooking stoves for distribution to rural women. The Chief Executive Officer of the NGO, Mr Hamzat Lawal, who said this at the organisation’s End of Year Media Roundtable Meeting on Monday in Abuja, explained that the monitoring of the funds was part of its plans for 2015. “Connected Development in partnership with other organisations will track the disbursement and utilisation of these funds to ensure that it actually gets to these rural women and (they) will feel the impact. “In 2013, the World Health Organisation released a report that over 95,000 women and children die annually. I am urging you all to join us to ensure that these funds do not get into private pockets.” NAN recalls that the Federal Government recently approved the funds for the purchase of 750,000 units of the stoves for onward distribution among rural women under the “National Clean Cooking Scheme”. The stoves are expected to be distributed using the Growth Enhancement Scheme of the Agricultural Transformation Agenda, which has captured the data of a significant number of women farmers. The cooking scheme is designed by the government to be an aggressive drive to engender clean cooking culture among rural women to reduce and possibly eliminate cooking with solid fossil considered detrimental to health. Lawal also said the organisation would monitor the 2015 general elections and inform the public by providing periodic update on the exercise through text messages. The chief executive officer of the NGO explained that the sending of text messages to individual phones was to ensure accountability and transparency of the electoral process making sure that votes count. CODE is an NGO with the aim to improve access to information and empower local communities in Africa through dialogue, debate and capacity building while promoting transparency and accountability. http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2014/12/15/code-to-monitor-fgs-n9-2bn-clean-cook-stove-funds-disbursement/ |
They chop Aregbesola Omeal belefull and start fighting |
Leopard can never change it's spot |
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