₦airaland Forum

Nonywendy: i dnt d exact t.fare of cross country but d duration is abt 8-10hrs

lazbay: I live in Osun state. I don't know what ds committee saw dat led to ds award. Maybe what Aregbe wrote on paper as his education policy but which he is yet to implement in almost 2 years. The only thing happening in d education sector is d builiding of a new block of classrooms at Alekuwodo in Osogbo & d only one completed. There have been massive destruction of classrooms all over d state without any hope of being rebuilt. As a result many students are cramped or holed up in classrooms thereby making learning almost impossible. because when u have Pry 1-3 in d same classroom what do u expect. Infact my community fiercely rejected d demolition in our school. We said build urs first b4 demolishing d ones on ground. I'm yet to understand how ds calls for an award o. Also the promise of giving tablets or laptop to every pupil in osun state has remain a mere promise for almost 2 years. I really don't understand d basis for d award.

hydoo: Mtss,,keep Quit,,d most worst presido naija ever had

pluto04: He is referring to national borders and not interstatd

BizBooks: The People that are complaining about the empty seats obviously do not understand how the UN
works. As somebody pointed out earlier, very few world leaders get a large audience while
addressing the UN. Most get a sparse audience just as GEJ did. If you don't believe me, take
a look at the pictures below from the same UN general assembly attended by GEJ. As you can
see, the halls are just as empty as in GEJ's case. The pictures are, in chronological order:

1. Jacob Zuma of South Africa
2. Mohamed Yousef El-Magariaf of Libya
3. Bakir Izetbegovic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
4. Elio Di Rupo, Prime Minister of Belgium

Biggyd2: Jonathan alleged that the Occupy Nigeria anti-fuel subsidy removal mass protest, organised by civil society groups in Lagos in the wake of the removal of fuel subsidy in January, was manipulated by an unnamed class of people.

He said the protest was not a true reflection of the position of the masses but that of those who sponsored them.

But civil rights groups and an opposition party took a swipe at the President, saying he had alienated himself from the people. ]http://www.punchng.com/news/lagos-fuel-subsidy-protests-sponsored-jonathan/


[b]The President particularly cited the protest that greeted the decision of his government to remove fuel subsidy in January in Lagos as an instance whereby some vested interests thought they could derail him.





The President said that the bulk of the protesters that were fed with bottled water, packaged food and entertained by a handful of artists at the time couldn’t have been the ordinary masses as the public were made to believe. http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=99164:critics-cant-intimidate-me-says-jonathan-&catid=1:national&Itemid=559
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