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Its must be First bank Plc. That bank

brainpower:
I think the policy is good. It's either this or we scrap JAMB. But the schools can still set their cut off marks. Post-UTME are just used by schools to make money

scarping Jamb is better. Let the school school set exam for the student they want to admit

It is easier to get 180, but my question is how will this school know who to admit, it means bribing and corruption will be high. If don't have money and you don't know anybody (long leg) then your chance of gaining admission is very low.
The FG should scrap Jamb instead of Post Utme or leave the two.

seunny4lif:
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I lie

OK

DNT KNW

trueking:
I wonder when we go see "architectural wonder" for this Nigeria.

ONE DAY WE WILL GET THERE, EVEN WEN OTHERS HAVE LEFT.

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To my own understanding I thing scraping of Post Utme is very wrong, because is it more easy for people to score 180 and above but now tell me how will this school admit them, this will give room to bribery the people that knows people will gain admission first, and those that merit it will be at home, cus they don't know anybody .
2. The schools will not be able to access the student the want to admit.

I will rather support scrapping of Jamb than post Jamb.
Post that will allow the school to admit students based on their own standard

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From the office SUG to the Student of Kogi State University, Anyigba.






Mod Please move it to FP for All ksu students

Lol, no be dem put us here

Abeg who get tomato I need small, this my soup pepe tooo much

All this 2face initiates Kwuntinu

Chartey:
http://answersafrica.com/nigerian-tribes.html

yagba is kogi not kwara that is my state

Nice one OP,
But forget oooo dem don finish some people matter for village, no mata what dey do dey will still be sacked.

Psylas:
Buhary was disappointed, who knows how he planned to shed blood



Terrorist

I think for him to say this means he will not hand over if he was in jonathan shoes

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday said he never
expected that former President Goodluck Jonathan would
concede defeat so easily after the March 2015 presidential
election.
He said it was unbelievable that having spent 16 years in
public offices ranging from deputy governor and state
governor to being Vice-President and President, Jonathan
could throw in the towel like that.
Buhari spoke while hosting State House correspondents to
a lunch at the Presidential Villa, Abuja as part of activities
marking his one year in office.
He said, “This is where I pay my respect to former
President Goodluck Jonathan. This is actually privileged
information for you.
“He called me at a quarter past five in the evening. He said,
‘Good evening Your Excellency Sir’ and I said, ‘Good
evening.’ He said, ‘I have called to congratulate you that I
have conceded defeat.’
“Of course there was a dead silence on my end because I
did not expect it. I was shocked.
“I did not expect it because after 16 years, the man was a
deputy governor, governor, Vice-President and was
President for six years.
“For him to have conceded defeat even before the result
was announced by INEC, I think it was quite generous and
gracious of him.
“Gen. Abdulsalami recognised the generosity of Jonathan
to concede defeat and said we should go and thank him
immediately and that was the first time I came here.”
He recalled that it was the former military leader,
Abdusalami Abubakar, who suggested the setting up of
transition committees because that was the way he did it
when he wanted to hand over to former President
Olusegun Obasanjo in 1999.
Buhari regretted that while Jonathan was not opposed to
the idea at the beginning, he was later prevailed upon by
his ministers not to cooperate.
He said their argument was that the former President
would have handed over government to him (Buhari)
before his inauguration.
Watching from outside government, Buhari said he
underrated the influence of the Peoples Democratic
Party’s 16 years in power.

www.punchng.com/shocked-jonathan-conceded-defeat-buhari/

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday said he never expected that former President Goodluck Jonathan would concede defeat so easily after the March 2015 presidential election.

He said it was unbelievable that having spent 16 years in public offices ranging from deputy governor and state governor to being Vice-President and President, Jonathan could throw in the towel like that.



Buhari spoke while hosting State House correspondents to a lunch at the Presidential Villa, Abuja as part of activities marking his one year in office.

He said, “This is where I pay my respect to former President Goodluck Jonathan. This is actually privileged information for you.

“He called me at a quarter past five in the evening. He said, ‘Good evening Your Excellency Sir’ and I said, ‘Good evening.’ He said, ‘I have called to congratulate you that I have conceded defeat.’

“Of course there was a dead silence on my end because I did not expect it. I was shocked.

“I did not expect it because after 16 years, the man was a deputy governor, governor, Vice-President and was President for six years.

“For him to have conceded defeat even before the result was announced by INEC, I think it was quite generous and gracious of him.

“Gen. Abdulsalami recognised the generosity of Jonathan to concede defeat and said we should go and thank him immediately and that was the first time I came here.”

He recalled that it was the former military leader, Abdusalami Abubakar, who suggested the setting up of transition committees because that was the way he did it when he wanted to hand over to former President Olusegun Obasanjo in 1999.

Buhari regretted that while Jonathan was not opposed to the idea at the beginning, he was later prevailed upon by his ministers not to cooperate.

He said their argument was that the former President would have handed over government to him (Buhari) before his inauguration.

Watching from outside government, Buhari said he underrated the influence of the Peoples Democratic Party’s 16 years in power.



www.punchng.com/shocked-jonathan-conceded-defeat-buhari/

I'm a yoruba but I think the way buhari is going about this is wrong, if you can't treat fulani like this then don't treat then like a foreigners

I need to introduce the girl to my mother. Please you get her home address.

zhiggy1:
The list is not complete without ijora badia and makoko...

was suprise not seeing makoko, oyingbo, otto, apapa. But thank God Makoko is now peaceful those guys their are now unity since SARS has raid them in 2012

alatbaba1:
1. Story
2. Words
3. Page
4. Novel
5. Cook
6. Read



Make una try dis one too.

tiles, Cat, Straw, Mirrow, Cord, Couch

alatbaba1:
1. Story
2. Words
3. Page
4. Novel
5. Cook
6. Read



Make una try dis one too.

for now I only see Tiles and mirror

Imagine Football Clubs as Nigerian Musicians, This is the club they stand for.

See below:-

1. Davido – PSG
Because Davido got to the top because of money and has been consistent since then.

2. 2face – Real Madrid
2face has been awesome ever since and despite the influx of crazy and talented young musicians, He is still a boss in the industry.

3. Skales – Arsenal FC
Because he’s so close to making it, yet always so far.

4. D’banj – Manchester United
D’banj like Man-U was always hitting it hard and the best till he changed management .

5. Burna boy – West Ham
He is very good but never really gets the recognition he deserves.

6. D’Prince – West Brom
Known but hugely irrelevant.

7. Pasuma – Juventus
He is bossing it in a league of his own (Fuji).

8. Seyi Shay – Aston Villa
Always making silly (in her case grammatical) errors and embarrassing herself.

9. Patoranking – Athletico Madrid
Patoranking came from nothing to try and upset the big boys.

10. Olu maintain – QPR
Gets relegated, bounces back, gets relegated again.

11. Lynxx – Manchester City
Although Lynxx made it because of the money, he has been hugely inconsistent.

12. Darey Alade – Barcelona
Very good, sings with this charisma that only he has. One of the best.

13. Viktoh – Sassuolo
That’s right, so irrelevant, 99.9% irrelevant!

14. Adekunle Gold – Dortmund
Came from nowhere, is very good and is loved by all..

15. Sinzu – Valencia
Your time at the top is over. Just stop making music.

16. Ice Prince – Chelsea
Made it, then started singing/playing rubbish.

17. Vector – Liverpool
Very consistent and doing fine but still underrated.

18. Olamide – Tottenham
Knows how to sing/rap/play.. Very relevant but the noise is too much… Respect!

19. Ycee – Leicester City
Came from nothing and hugely making it.

20. B-red – Monaco
Very useless, upon all the money!

21. 9ice – AC Milan
His era of dominance is over.

22. Reekado Banks – Watford
He’s making a promising start so far.

23. Sina Rambo – Portsmouth
That one still dey sing/play sef?

24. Phyno – Napoli
Nobody understands him but he’s making it.

This list is just for Fun!!

tempest01:
What is russell bluejack? Refurbished wendel Smith?




Everybody knows Obj is a snake in the green grass. His government was not as good has he tries to depict it.

he is one of the problem we have in this country, but he want to a saint

Lalasticlala

AN OPEN LETTER TO GEN. OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, FORMER PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA By Russell Bluejack Dear OBJ, I think you made some salient points in your response, but I think you yourself is part of our hydra-headed national throes. You are right that Buhari is not sound in matters of the economy and foreign affairs. It is only a fool that will doubt that; after all, Buhari hardly hears when foreigners speak. But, OBJ, were you not the one campaigning for change in your wild bid to oust Dr. Jonathan? Can you honestly say that your Government was better than that of Jonathan's? Let me remind you of some atrocious acts in your government that were lucidly spooky in Jonathan's. First, under you, the office of the Senate President became a matter of loyalty to the office of the President, as you continued to influence the impeachment of Senate Presidents, starting with Chuba Okadigbo, until we had one the Senate so loved that you could influence them to impeach. It was Sen. Ken Nnamani that was able to keep the Senate out of your reach. Please, dear OBJ, was Jonathan that meddlesome? Whether you choose to agree or not, Jonathan was the most NASS-friendly President NIGERIA has ever had. His friendly ties with other arms of Government was borne out of his respect for the rule of law. You can see Jonathan was a better democratic president. I am sure some of these comparisons sparked off your hatred for the phenomenal Jonathan. Let us continue. Second, dear OBJ, recall that under your rulership those that disagreed with you on principle were brutally killed. The case of the late Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation comes to mind, as he was trailed home and brutally butchered by thugs. Dear OBJ, is it possible to have a Minister of Justice killed like a hoi polloi, common man? Where were the Police and security outfit in charge of his safety? Does it not show your complicity in the death of Bola Ige? Under you, OBJ, Marshall Harry in Rivers State was killed, A. K. Dikibo was also assassinated. Dear OBJ, were you not the one that allowed the late Adedibu of Ibadan to kill his political opponents with unimaginable impunity? Should I remind you how Odi indigenes in Bayelsa were killed in what we call the bloodiest genocide in Nigeria? Who dispatched the army to a community because of few youths that were fighting for their right? Let us go to the issue of corruption. Dear OBJ, you have said Jonathan was corrupt, but you seem to have undermined the skyrocketing corruption that characterised your government for eight years. NIGERIA choked from the interplay and tussle between you and your vice, Atiku Abubakar, as both of you struggled to grab and run away with our national coffers. I am sure you have not forgot how both of you accused each other over the operation of MOFAS and PTDF accounts. Dear OBJ, you know Ota Farm was moribund before you became President, but became enterprising in less than two months after your swearing in. Is anything more quintessential of corruption than that? Recall, Sir, that you had less than twenty thousand Naira when you were freed from jail, but became the owner of a private university and several billions of dollars in years. What else bespeaks corruption? Dear OBJ, while Dr. Peter Odili held sway as Rivers State Governor, you always visited our State because of the Ghana-must-go bags that left with you. If that isn't corruption, then nothing is. Let us continue. Dear OBJ, should I remind you that you visited Rivers State several times to launch gas turbines that never worked? Are you telling us that you did not know? What about Transcorp? Is it not true that you and Atiku used Transcorp to acquire several private companies in the name of privatization? If that is not corruption, then nothing is. Dear OBJ, was it not under your reign that cultism became an acceptable trend in Nigeria, as "Dey Gbam" and "Dey Well" brutal groups arose in Rivers State? Please tell us what the NEEDs project was about? You used the same NEEDs in the 70s, as Head of State, to acquire State properties, one of which is the Ota Farm. Dear OBJ, it does appear that we cannot talk about you in any way without talking about the originator of corruption. You seem to be the one responsible for the plunge this nation has taken since the 70s. Dear OBJ, the only good thing about you is that you did not acquire oil bloc, but that must have been due to the fact that you made so much money from petroleum, since you were both the President and De facto Minister of Petroleum who accounted to nobody. You were President and Petroleum Minister for eight years without accountability in that sector. That, itself, is the height of corruption, Dear OBJ. May God forgive you. Someone this filthy is not qualified to condemn Jonathan. When will you tell us what you did to Ajaokuta steel money? When will you and Donald Duke, former Governor of Cross Rivers, tell us what you did with Tinapa? Your sins are too much, OBJ. Should I talk about the immoral act perpetrated by you at home? Do you still recall the incestuous act with your daughter-in-law? What was your flimsy reason? Oh, it was spiritual rites! Are you not too dirty to be talking like Mr. NIGERIA? I dislike Buhari, and it is my right to so do, but not as much as I dislike and fear you, OBJ! Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan remains the best head that has become President of Nigeria. His projects and sundry achievements are everywhere. Rivers State has someone that is as hardworking as Jonathan. The likes of Wike of Rivers State and Jonathan are rare breeds. Shame on enemies of good governance in Nigeria! May the Almighty God continue to put them to shame. Amen..........

As gentile as i am, i would have recieve up to 300, because from JSS 1 to SS3 i am always in the wrong class a class full of bad boys