onomeglo:
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Believe me their movies ain't that boring, they just lack experience, knowledge and their silly imitation of bollywood

SEPTEMBER 19, 2015 : FRIDAY OLOKOR Leave a Comment A coalition of civil society organisations under the aegis of Heritage Centre and the National Association of Nigerian Students have threatened to lead mass protests to foreign embassies in Abuja to protest alleged political vendetta against Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, but gave no date for it. They were reacting to the order of Saraki’s arrest by Code of Conduct Tribunal over alleged falsification in his assets declaration. The Director-General of HC, Dr. Katch Ononuju and NANS President, Tijani Usman, who issued the threat during a press briefing on Saturday evening in Abuja, said it was a witch-hunt against the Senate President by what he described as political ‘cabals,’ who should be put under checks by the Federal Government. Ononuju said, “The President makes appointments and does not refer them to the Senate for confirmation because he does not like the leadership there. Our democracy is under threat and that is why we are talking to Nigerians. Since President Muhammadu Buhari took over, everything is going down. We are calling on the Chief Justice of Nigeria to protect the integrity of the courts by ensuring that injunctions are respected. We are to march to every embassy to tell them that our democracy is under threat. “The President lacks the political will to fight corruption. We are very worried with the turn out of things. The action by the Senate to appoint its own leadership is the reason behind this witch-hunt. Accidents have been arranged for senators who supported Saraki. “The DSS has been used to trail senators. The current CCB should not exist. The current leadership came into office in 2010 and their tenure ought to have elapsed in April 2015. The power that seeks to undermine our democracy and the Senate is gaining the upper hand. I sincerely want corruption to be fought headlong, but we do not want a return to the days of Olusegun Obasanjo, where arrests where targeted.” www.punchng.com

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Gejpresident:
Let them die more, it gladdens my heart to see northern Nigeria suffer

God saves the Christian population in northern Nigeria, but the rest let them die I don't care

You are the worst animal alive! So foolish, so childish

Pls. Smbdy help, I have tecno phantom z working normal, but some games will be installed but could not run. The sensor Wil'nt work again. Eg Game like escape

Yes it is permissible.. Tell her she will loose the rewards for the pasting If she continues..... Cause Allah is angry with any woman that refuses to give her self to her husband without any concrete excuse

Boobs destroying men since 0000bc

El-Rufai Reduces Commissioners From 24 to 13
Posted by Newsdiaryonline
In continuation of his efforts to cut the costs of running government, Kaduna State governor Malam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai has decided to reduce the number of commissioners to only 13, as against the 24 that were appointed by the previous government. The governor will also place strict limits on the number of aides that the 13 commissioners can recruit to support the discharge of their duties.

El-Rufai has repeatedly stated that the Kaduna state government must direct more of its resources to delivering public services, and that such a move requires a reduction in the proportion consumed by government.

Accordingly, the Kaduna State government has announced the restructuring of its ministries from 19 to 13. This is intended to cut costs, spur efficiency and improve service delivery. The machinery of government will now be driven by the following ministries:1. Ministry of Justice;2. Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry;3. Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism;4. Ministry of Local Government;5. Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture;6. Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources;7. Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development;8. Ministry of Water Resources;9. Ministry of Health and Human Services;10. Ministry of Education, Science and Technology;11. Ministry of Budget and Planning;12. Ministry of Finance and 13. Ministry of Works, Housing and Transport

The realignment of mandates has also resulted in the emergence of two new departments. The erstwhile Ministry of Lands, Survey and Country Planning is being moved to the Governor’s Office as a department. Similarly, the former Ministry of Rural and Community Development becomes a department in the Deputy Governor’s Office.

Also affected by the restructuring is the Ministry of Information whose functions have now being decentralized. Each ministry will henceforth have its own public relations unit attached to the office of its chief executive.

newsdiaryonline.com/el-rufai-reduces-commissioners-from-24-to-13/

@op, jazakumul lahu wa iyyana bi ahsanil khairi. ameen

@op, jazakumul lahu be khairin.

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PastorKun:
At the rate at which muslims are converting to christianity, there would be no more muslims left in Nigeria in the next 50 years.

Bros,na wash o!. most of d guyz mentiond abov ar yorubas.(As I obsrvd,for dem wen it coms 2 relign it does'nt matter which 1 dey practiced). Here in d north, b4 1 muslim converts 2 xtain 10 xtains must hav convrtd 2 mslms

Anasko:
May his gentle soul Rest in Jannaatul Firdaus

Ameen

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For real?

Regarding my condition now, I can joint for far less than that amount.

Nice 1

R I P what are great leader!

This is life! O m g ! Is dis a dream! 1st 2 comment!

ASUU’s demands outrageous, says
minister
Posted by: Yusuf Alli and Gbenga
Omokhunu, Abuja
in Featured, News 6 hours ago
University teachers are seeking
audience with President Goodluck
Jonathan.
They delivered yesterday a letter
containing the request to the
Supervising Minister for Education, Chief.
Nyesom Wike.
Also, top leaders of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities (ASUU), led by
National President, Dr. Nasir Issa Fagge,
converged yesterday on Abuja for the
last stage of discussions with the Federal
Government.
The leaders were awaiting the
President’s invitation on the three
conditions they tabled for the almost five
-month strike to be called off.
The conditions are:
• commitment from the President that
any review or reconsideration or
renegotiation of the 2009 Agreement
will not substantially affect the
Agreement which is the cause of the
ongoing strike;
• immediate payment of all outstanding
salary arrears and allowances of varsity
teachers without victimisation; and
•a written commitment from the
President that the Federal Government
will commit N225billion annually to the
funding of universities for the next four
years.
ASUU’s letter was delivered to the
Minister through its Liaison Officer in
Abuja.
But the minister has described the
demand as outrageous.
Wike said: “I will have to see Mr.
President to see how the government
can go about this development, which is
not favourable. It is outrageous. ASUU is
now making fresh demands and this will
definitely need further discussion.”
In the letter, the union demanded that it
would want the last tranche of the
negotiation with the Federal
Government to be witnessed by
President of the Nigeria Labour Congress
(NLC) Abduwaheed Omar and Attorney-
General of the Federation and Minister of
Justice Mohammed Bello Adoke (SAN).
A top source, who spoke in confidence
with our correspondent, said ASUU
leaders were determined to see that any
agreement with the Federal Government
has legal binding.
The source said: “ASUU leaders are not
ready to take anything for granted this
time around; every clause in whatever is
agreed upon will have legal effect on the
two parties.
“This is why ASUU leaders have asked
for the NLC President and the AGF to be
present. They do not want a situation
where the government will deny such
agreement in the near future.
“It was amazing how the government
had been faulting the 2009 Agreement,
which it was part of. This shows that
ASUU must be extremely careful.”
There were indications also that the
Federal Government was also firming up
its position on the conditions set by
ASUU.
A Presidency source said: “The
government is also weighing options on
the demands of ASUU especially the
aspects relating to financial
commitment.
“You know, what the government spends
has to depend on what it earns. If there
is a binding financial commitment and
there is global recession in the oil
industry, will government now look for
money at all cost?
“This is one grey area of the pending
agreement on which the two parties
must reach a compromise.”
A source close to ASUU however said
varsity students may stay at home till
next year when the government will be
ready to meet the union’s demand.
The source said the government’s plan is
to deceive ASUU into calling off the
strike and still not implement the 2009
agreement.
“ASUU will not chicken out of its fight.
The death of Iyayi has further deepened
our resolve to ensure that government
implements the 2009 agreement. This
fight is for the university community and
not for ASUU. Many people are
insinuating that we are fighting for the
2009 to be implemented to favour ASUU.
They can say whatever they like that will
not deter us.
”Government knows what to do. But
people in the same government are
mismanaging public funds which can be
used to implement the said FG/ASUU
agreement. Many of us at the ASUU
session at Mambayya House in Kano
resolved that government must meet
the 2009 agreement.”
Wike yesterday condemned new
conditions which the union insists must
be met before a truce could be
achieved.
Wike spoke during his meeting with
Commissioners of Education in Abuja.
He confirmed that ASUU had given new
conditions to call off the strike.
The Minister at the meeting with the
commissioners assured them of the
readiness of the Federal Government to
support state governments in the
development of education.
Source;

So sad

So sad!

Nairaland NONI

mumumugu: Notherners generally dont like education.not suprised

Ar u serious?? Wat of ABU, UDU sokoto, BAYERO kano, FUT minna. U forgot uniben, Lasu ?

Gamunan mun amsa kira

Gamunan mun amsa kira

Arc. Hashim suleiman. Representing KANO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY WUDIL