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hayordelevic: hmmm na wa ooh...I just pray my useless department filled with very lazy lecturers meet up...cus I can't just imagine waiting till november again

useless department, lazy lecturers what are they producing as graduate?

GEJ

her dressing preach otherwise, God u are seeing alot of things we humans are doing. she can't preach to me in this type of dressing and I will accept it. where is modesty?

may her soul rest in peace but that boy should not be detain if I am his father

we gonna win

President Goodluck Jonathan on
Sunday asked state governors to
stop abdicating their constitutional
responsibility of signing death
warrant of criminals condemned to
death by courts of competent
jurisdiction.
The president made the call in a
remark at the Fathers’ Day Sunday
service organised by the Aso Villa
Chapel.
The president said that the
governors should realise that the
job they were elected to do had
both sweet and ugly parts.
He urged them to carry out all their
responsibilities according to the
dictates of the law.
“Discipline can be in various forms;
in the states, it could be
admonition. Magistrate can just
admonish and allow an offender to
go.
“From admonition to various forms
of punishment, it could be
imprisonment and the extreme is
capital punishment.
“In the case of capital punishment,
the state governors will sign.
“Even governors sometimes find it
difficult to sign and I have been
telling the governors that they
must sign because that is the law.
“The work we are doing has very
sweet part and very ugly part and
we must perform both. No matter
how painful it is, it is part of their
responsibilities,” he said.
The president reminded fathers of
the importance of instilling
discipline in their children, adding
that the love showered on the
children must have limits so that it
would not ruin their lives.
He encouraged parents to bring
their children up properly, saying
that fathers, in particular, must
continually impress on their
children the need to be upright in
all they do. Jonathan recalled the
high level of discipline in the
society while he was growing up
and lamented that the virtue was
waning with modernity.
“If we look through all the
references that have to do with the
father in the Bible, you will see that
we expect a father to show love.
“The father is the breadwinner of
the family, to take care of the
mother and the children, to provide
food for them and take care of
their education.
“We expect fathers to be role
models, while children will want to
be like their fathers.
“I want to urge all of us who are
fathers to discipline our children.
“No matter what you do, even if
you show love and provide the
need of the family, if you don’t
discipline your children, it is not
good,” he said.
The President of the Church of
Christ in Nigeria, Rev. Soja
Bewarang, delivered the sermon
entitled “Fathers’ Responsibility”.
Mr. Bewarang said if Nigeria must
move forward, those working with
the president must refrain from
stealing public funds and be honest.
“If this country must survive, all
men working under the president
must practise honesty and they
must not steal.
“The president cannot fight
corruption when you are not
supporting him.
“He may try, but he cannot be
everywhere.
“You are his representatives, so you
must practise honesty and you
must not steal,” he said.
Mr. Bewarang asked Nigerians to
pray for good fathers who would
fear and trust God.
Present at the service were Delta
Gov. Emmanuel Uduaghan, and
Akwa Ibom’s Gov. Godswill Akpabio
and the president’s mother, Eunice
Jonathan.
The Deputy Senate President, Ike
Ekweremadu, and his wife;
Chairman PDP Board of Trustees,
Tony Anenih and members of the
Federal Executive Council were also
in attendance.
The Ambassador of Ireland in
Nigeria, Patrick Fhearghail, the
Israeli Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr
Uriel Palti, were also in attendance.
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no network in adamawa. state

I will vote for u Baba goodluck make heaters die kawai

up chelsea

Bros u think say that one dey possible nigeria graduate?