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Number 4. He looks dumb and its his knife that was used hence he no longer has a knife on the table, plus he is closest to the convenience.

9jakohai:
Thanks for the memories.

Was nine years old at the time, watching the match on television with my dad, brother and little sister (mum thought, and still thinks football is a waste of time ). I recall when he was carried off, and then it just seemed normal.....a footballer gets injured, and carried off the pitch. Even when he was replaced, I thought "oh, too injured to continue the game).

It was a shock to hear the following day that he was dead. I mean, with my then brief experience of football, footballers never died on the pitch. I recall reading about the funeral in the now defunct weekend Concord., and how an autopsy had found he had an " enlarged heart ' ( my introduction to the world of congenital heart disease ).

Really sad then,still sad now.

What i remember was along same lines. I recall reading that he was a lawyer, i was also impressed to read that he was not invited but paid his way and on his own volition offered his services to play, which offer was even severally rejected by the then coach and trainer.

That guy was an epitome of nationalism and patriotism.

Sexytemi:
chaiiii...poverty na bastard o

but why put the pic of the chairman, at first without reading the story I thought he was the father.

Me too.

pocohantas:
The only Nigerian woman, who is hundred percent sure of her husband's location, at every given second...is a widow.

The worst thing about when men cheat is, they can't just fukc around in peace, tell the girl how men are polygamous in nature. They prefer to tell lies and denigrate their wives.

A slight amendment to your view, the only other Nigerian woman who can tell you the husbands location with certainty is Aisha Buhari

bamdexfarms:
They want to convert you all to contract staff. That's the trending tactic of most coys these days.

That's the simple fact.

Mariinee:
How do guys even like this kinda stuffs? Taaah

When you sef will not come out of the deep sea

tessygirl:
Always judge them by their potentials

Very brilliant.

QueenOfNepal:
get a degree first before talking nonsense

You don buy market, believe me.

FriendNG:
Why wont you give up when you lied that Jos and Abuja are not north.

They are both in the core north. I hope that settles it and leaves some money in your pockets. Ciao

FriendNG:
is that the topic or you are dodging it. Tell us which region they belong to thats the question.

You can't even sustain a trail of logical reasoning. You have missed the logic of the argument. I give up on you

FriendNG:
I no go school. Tell us where Jos and ABuja is located in your geography text book or on the map period.

Jos is in plateau and Abuja is the FCT. Check the longitude and latitude and then revert. I hope that while at it, you also confirm the languages spoken in both locations.

FriendNG:
No na Biafra. And what did your geography teacher taught you about Jos and Abuja?

To engage with me, refine your English first. What construction do you have up there? Which rustic school did you attend. Imp.

Alcatraz001:
Not that you deserve my response but sorry, I am a Christian. Not only Muslim Nigerians dislike you, Christians too are not so fond of Igbos. Bye.

We are 9 guys sitting out as I type. I am the only igbo the rest are yoruba and we are chatting nicely and exchanging banters. People like you are the ones carrying tribal matter on your head like gala

Yyeske:
Go for your referendum in Igboland and leave the north before October 1st, stop all the useless stories. Mind you, north include Kano, Kaduna, Jos, Abuja etc
You love to hate, same hate is about to be given back to you in double dose.
I just pray nothing happens especially to the innocent

Your geography teacher taught you that jos and abuja are in the north? Izzorait

HugeDan:
For rape to occur, there must be a penetration of D into the V. so no case.

How is sexual assault defined?

abduldope:
wow she look [b]descent,
[i][/i]

my type of Woman.[/b]

"Decent"

You are welcome

dom:
Ibironke? You be senior bros o!!!!!! Respect.
We were the last set of Jegede.

Help tell these small boys abeg

Modsenemy:
The cameraman is also in the water . All of dem are silly .


Can anyone spot the lady among them?

Actually there are two women, no lady properly so called will do that.

Dhotseal:
Lol, bro u do not know the Nigerian Law School.
The question I want to ask is this,
"Was he the only one experiencing the well fair issues?

His purpose for going to Law School was to qualify as a lawyer. Why pay all the prize of studying law for 5 years in school only to blow it just months to Bar Finals?

The Guy has an issue beyond what we have seen. Besides, if he had been rusticated from UI, he was not qualified to apply to the NLS in the first place.

He needed to have sought advise, cos nobody in the history of the NLS had ever won against that Institution.

THE GUY IS NOT A FIT AND PROPER CANDIDATE TO BE CALLED TO THE NIGERIAN BAR.

Lol. I find that omnibus clause very interesting. They can use the fit and proper clause to disqualify anyone at anytime even when you have already qualified or even a silk.

I recall when I was enrolling at the Supreme Court and there were some delays. In anger i tapped at a certain gentleman who was helping to manage the situation, unknown to me, he was a judge. The man challenged me to tap him again and see whether my certificate will not be withdrawn. Them no born me well na, i chilled and humbled myself. The man spotted me from afar again and came to tell me that I am not fit and proper to be called to Nigerian Bar. I stood up and mildly begged the man oooo.

Those were the days of Baba Ibironke

bbbabes:
You don't fight the government

Law school and council of legal education is not and never was a government in the sense you are using it and yes, you can fight government or anyone else for that matter, just that you may never win but the maxiim still remains 'ubi jus ibi remedium'

alienhumam:
my guy I know that if am successful girls will come, but for now I need someone I can share my problems with and someone who will clear this believe from people that am gay. am not gay I rather die than to be a gay.

OK. You are not gay. Prove it.

vanbonattel:
How she take kill them?

All I can see is a woman who stands to gain from her husband estate and some villagers are not happy about this, so they gather some gullible women and accuse the woman of everything wrong with the world and then parade her. Next thing you will hear, they will say she confessed.

I wish this country luck, civil rights, dead, legal aid, comatose and the people must suffer.

How she take kill them?

She sucked em up her pvssy

Is that a movie? I think it is.

Evablizin:
teacher show me where i made a mistake in my spellings

SCrab in your write up should be scrap


MODIFIED

Noticed your amendment up there. Weldone

Lanretoye:
is this one prophecy or speculations?.

Political analysis based of current events.

NnamdiN:
I wouldn't involve the cops but he might disappear forever.

Sure bro. He will meet an accident. case closed

This guy is a real Mukaila.

Evans has been described severally as a very brilliant mind. You think it is the backward mud you have in your skull that Evans has?

To succeed in anything, positive or negative, you have to be smart, the Mukaila man is no where near smart.

Infact dull people will even be disappointed in him as they even remain smarter than him in their thickest dullness.

lekanation:
how can they upgrade a polytechnic to a university!!! both institutions have different standards. discrimination at its peak.

Yes, perhaps polytechnic has a higher standard then?

I am so against this dichotomy and my reasons are very simple. In this country, there is so much importance attached to certificates such that graduates of polytechnics are seen as second class as against their degree holding contemporaries, while in truth, both channels lead to different strong end results if followed judiciously.

I am wont to believe that the polytechnics are stronger in some fields as they are primarily set up for those purposes. I am aware that account graduates from the poly perform better (in terms of numbers) than their contemporaries from the universities in all these ICAN and sister certifications. Of course there is no place for courses such as law and medicine in the polytechnics, so there.

Having said that, in this clime, we might just bring those schools together or upgrade them as it were to fuse with the universities so that the graduands come out with degrees while their course of study remains as strong and sturdy as it would normally have been in the Polytechnic as a stand-alone. Infact those polytechnics will now be Faculties in the University such that all these divisions in classes (HND/B.Sc, etc) will be forgotten. Imagine someone spends the same number of years in a polytechnic, can stand toe to toe with you in certain specified courses or even out-perform you, but just because he is an HND holder, he must be employed as a Grade 07 staff while a university graduate starts as a grade 08. He cant go for straight Masters program without a PG Diploma.

This is just not making sense at least in Nigeria.

AND NO, I did not attend a polytechnic and will never allow any of mine to, not because I do not believe in the quality of education there, just that Nigeria has made it look like an anathema to hold a Diploma, no matter how good the holder is.

My views may not be correct or acceptable, but they remain mine.

domesifa:
This is neither Social Studies nor Civic Education paper. It is Christian Religious Education paper in the just concluded State Junior Certificate Examination!

Is this part of CRK curriculum taught in our schools? What have questions 48 and 49 got to do with Christianity?

Haven't we shot ourselves on the feet! Curriculum experts get in here and explain this

The question is aren't there other general knowledge subjects such as Civic Education and Social Studies that should rather contain these sort of questions? This is the crux of the matter: CURRICULUM CONTENT!

The no 3 question is structurally wrong. There is only one choice answer in C but doesn't reflect the expected answer from the question

stint:
what is this one saying

Fraudster...you just amended that shi

amarachi06:
Thx for that but it suits them cos serving my fatherland does not demand that l dry my bones like crayfish under the sun.
This is what you get when your certificate is worthless. Graduates that can't protest all becos of 19,000! Chai! there is God ooooh!

My certificate is worthy and the grade on it too. My service was almost extended for challenging the camp commandant, these guys are saving themselves possible future troubles. Wise decision.

On topic...it is spelt busted not busted. The later is past tense of 'to burst' as break open.