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Different pension laws. I have always said they should apply the 2004 contributory pension act on them. At least they don't even serve up to 10 years. So they can understand the pains of the masses


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and then, they will say that Nigeria is poor

Nigeria does not deserve any help from the international community!

See the people talking about diversification and yet they seat on oyei money year in year out!

hypocrisy go kill this government ooooooooooo

To thinks that they were casting aspersions on the National Assembly collecting bogus salaries

What will an ex-governor who served within a period of 4-8years with virtually almost everything free do with this kind of blood money

Yes, it is blood money because you are sitting on our collective wealth!!!

It is blood money because children has being in and out of strike because of the peanuts you are paying to those who truly deserved it while some extraordinary wicked still argue that they can't pay the peanuts

On top of all these, them go still steal money

Ha! God is a patient God ooooooo. Sometimes I wonder how he would judge this world

The masses are suffering while our leaders smile to the bank with little or no effort

Nigerians are too good to deserve this kinds of leaders!

Lord have mercy![/quote]

semyman:
My simplest solution to the hardened ASUU members is to declare their absence as voluntary withdrawal of service after conducting a recruitment process for their replacement even from Ghana and securing a court order

When Abacha hired Indian's the amount they were demanding was 3 times what ASUU was demanding as at then, he had to succumb to ASUU demands after one year strike.

More information. 100 level is regarded as Pre-Medical School spent in the faculty of science learning Chemistry, Physics and Biology majorly. At 200L they move to the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences were they learn the basics, mechanisms and other scientific backgrounds that help them with the understanding of the Science of Medicine. At 400Level they migrate to the Faculty of clinical Sciences where the training from the scientific bases is translated to the Art of Medical practice. The week students are weeded at Basic Sciences. The problems I have identified is that many young doctors of our days want more of the Art of Medical practice than the Science behind it. The two are important but the science helps faster. The reason many Drs fail the primary exams is because it takes you back to the basics in which some don't like. We should as a country employ more consultants who will teach and impact students at the clinical sciences than fight for relevance at the basic sciences. Private practice should also be reduced such that these consultants can train their students well. The government should also invest in biotechnology to open up opportunities for researchers in the basic sciences asides their roles in NIMR, NAFDAC and other industries. As it stands, there is no single company producing as simple as ELISA kits is in Nigeria.

You can imagine the market in hormonal assays on fertility alone, this will bring down the cost of importation. I also blame the NUC for schools that over admit students. This is common with state Universities who present different list of students to the accrediting committees. This can be monitored with the new JAMB registrars policies. Those courses are very relevant to the advancement of Science and Medical practice but like every other course or profession in Nigeria including Medicine, poor funding has been a great concern. I remember those days when people are asked to study Zoology and Botany how they feel very bad and dejected but today things are changing, the fields of parasitology and fisheries are very lucrative. Also i can tell you that UNILAG has produced 2 Vice Chancellors from the Department of Botany and you can also tell the course our immediate past president studied. The MIND IS VERY IMPORTANT THIS DAYS, how you translate the knowledge acquired into an efficient service that serves you well and bring money to your table is what is going on now. LETS PUSH FOR A BETTER FUNDING OF EDUCATION AND WE WILL SEE A BETTER NATION.

monex:
you have put it well. Some others made it seem those with PhD's in anatomy were lesser or not knowledgeable enough to teach medical students.

Your post does well to explain that while that might have useful breadth and depth of knowledge, they lack the clinical experience to help relate the basic medical sciences to clinical practices for the medical students.

7 million for 50 horses in 3 weeks this amounts to 140,000 per horse (Cheap if you say so)
18,000 minimum wage for workers in one month (4 weeks) with their dependants and expenses (too expensive to manage they say)
We can all see how government and NLC value horses and Dogs than human beings who have families and dependants.

wyzoe:
Apparently he attended a military school but didn't finish.

He never stepped there. Exboys no each other like 5 and 6. In fact it is an offence not to know your Seniors names let alone your classmates.

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In March 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) published a recommendation that, in order to avoid a negative impact on health, people should obtain no more than 10% of their daily calorie intake from free sugars. Over-consumption of sugar has been implicated in the occurrence of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, dementia and tooth decay - all of which are on the rise in Africa. South Africans consume the largest amount of sugar in Africa. They consume between 12 and 24 teaspoons of sugar per day - four to eight teaspoons are from sugar sweetened beverages - which is above the WHO guideline of a total limit of 6 teaspoons of sugar per day. Legislation on sugar tax by the South African government which was effected in April of 2017 was targeted at curbing the rising rates of obesity, diabetes and heart related diseases. South Africa follows the footsteps of Mexico, France, Hungary and the state of New York in the USA that have pioneered the strategy. The sugar tax by South Africa is one of the ambitious strategies to reduce obesity by 10% by 2020 and includes other legislation such as the salt reduction legislation, trans-fat regulations and stricter label and advertising regulations.

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mysteriousman:
If this is true then someone must have facilitated their seeing the president and the DSS attached to the Villa need to be served queries for not doing total background checks on these people before seeing the president

Nice thoughts. If this report is true, i suspect it was staged by someone. People are so desperate this days.

Children love sweet things. Almost every child gets excited when they hear that something sweet is coming their way. Children do not possess the information or judgment to know that eating sweet things may be enjoyable but excessive sugar consumption is not good for their health. Unfortunately, many adults are aware of all the information available about the dangers of excessive sugar consumption but have not changed the way that they consume sugar.

Free sugars is so ubiquitous in foods and drinks that avoiding excessive sugar consumption cannot happen unconsciously. It takes vigilance and care to monitor what is being consumed daily to be able to achieve healthy levels of sugar consumption. With education and good discipline, over time, the World Health Organisation (WHO) recommended limit for daily free sugar intake can be achieved.

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In 2010, an estimated 1.65 million cardiovascular deaths worldwide – or 1 out of every 10 cardiovascular deaths—were
attributed to salt consumption above the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended intake of 5g per day. About 80% of such deaths occur in
low and middle-income countries

More details at http://firstclass-health.com

Investing in food
It may come as a surprise to you that over your life time, whether you think about it or not, you are spending your money on investments that will make some kind of return (negative or positive) in the future. For example, the money spent on education is usually expected to make a positive return in increased earning potential, access to knowledge and the tools and opportunity to make a difference in the world. The money spent on medicines is expected to bring an increase in life expectancy and increase in quality of life. So how about the food that we eat? Can money spent on food be seen as an investment? I suppose food does not immediately appear to be an investment as it is a necessity and a basic requirement to live so you do not have a choice as to whether you should ‘invest’ or not. However, while you cannot survive without food, you can choose which food to eat and which not to eat. In addition, there is clear evidence that food can play a part in improving or reducing quality of health. This means that food can affect length of life and quality of life. Looking at food from this perspective, it certainly qualifies
as an investment as money spent today can affect an outcome in the future.

Making wise investments
As mentioned earlier, once the amount of money to be spent on an acquisition is known, the second question is usually whether the buyer is paying too much. The cost of food can vary from place to place, however, one thing is certain - if that food contributes to the consumption of excessive dietary salt, that food is costing too much. Research has shown that excess salt intake (over 5g of salt per day) contributes to a lot of health problems in the future, from high blood pressure to kidney problems. No matter how delicious the food may taste at the time of consumption, I think most people will accept that it is not worth losing their health or losing extended time with their children/grandchildren.

Steps to change
So, are you paying too much for your delicious meal? Are you making gains now for potentially big loses in the future? You can reduce the price
that you will pay for that food by beginning to cut down on your salt intake. A first step may be to eliminate salt from the dining table and to
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aware of the salt content in the snacks that you eat. You can then graduate to a place where salt is eliminated from your list of ingredients, regardless of what you are cooking. By taking some of these steps, you will be investing in a healthier future for yourself and your family. You will be able to look back in years to come and hopefully reach the conclusion that health benefits gained by far justifies the changes that you made to the salt content of your diet.

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buygala:
Everyone else, apart from ASUU is still on strike

The Vice Chancellor is a member of SSANU.... So if a whole VC of the university never resume work, na who u be to resume?


Baba will soon come back and declare NASU, SSANU, and NAAT terrorist organizations whose sole aim is to truncate Nigeria's unity.. .. ASUU escaped that just by a hair's breath.... . So these other unions should thread carefully..

INFORMATION
VC's dont belong to SSANU. Their constituency is ASUU but by virtue of their work, management staff and HOD's are not allowed to join a strike

Daviddson:
Nothernization of the military! All or almost all military institutions are concentrated in the north. This is clearly unfair!
NMS - Kaduna
NDA - Kaduna
NSI - Kaduna
NMSE - Makurdi
NDC - Abuja
DICON - North
The new military university - north
There's another one again in Niger state whose name I can't recall and countless number of others!

Even if Nigeria is still suspicious of the south easterners due to the civil war, why not have some in the Niger delta and south west? As far as I know, no single military institution or training headquarters is in the south west. This is plainly ridiculous.

Training schools need land mass. Where in Lagos or PH will you fire Artillery and armored tank weapons? However the Signal school, Medical School, College of Nursing, College of Logistics, Ordnance School, Army Band school and chaplancy are all in Lagos. Supply and transport in Benin, Amphibious school in Calabar. Naval training institutions in the SouthSouth and Lagos. Airforce in Kaduna, Makurdi and Lagos etc.

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Drug reaction. I also react to sulphonamides and I have stopped taking them. I do have black patches all over my body that appear
like ringworm of those days on the head and its very itchy.

OP should modify his title to read the actual name of the school. This is because, Nigerian Military School (NMS) is a secondary school and it is the only one in Nigeria located in Zaria.

Oshiomole should be the next SGF

50million dollars by 360N = 18,000,000,000 naira N18Billion. Osun paid almost 5 month salary with 11billion just some weeks back.
Na wa o. I tire for this country. we must all join hands to fight corruption or we will be devoured by it.

If this is true we can calculate all those allowances that are 400% of basic etc

pocohantas:
Will you be asking this question if it were your mum?
If no? Then the question is unwarranted.


On Jan 23rd, your wife was about putting to bed
https://www.nairaland.com/3588885/tb-joshua-undoubtedly-one-gods#53065688


Jan 24th, you were already sucking your helps' boobs?
https://www.nairaland.com/3589656/wonder-why-women-hard

Troll.

I think its a joke if not you were caught a day after delivery tasting something yet you can't say Thank you to your wife that did not pour hot water on you. This must be a joke but if it is culture I am hearing it for the first time.

In another view, your wife grew up telling mummy, thank you for the meal so after she prepared the meal and her mummy was there she rewined back to the days that it was disrespect not to say thank you to mummy. I think it should be to your wife and probably say thank you to your Mother in law for joining you in enjoying the meal.

Jokes apart, when will nairaland publish a news of an Hausa man pushing drugs. I'm yet to see one, yet they smoke weed pass anything

Buruku is a Local Government Area of Benue State, Nigeria. Its headquarters are in the town of Buruku. It has an area of 1,246 km² and a population of 203,721 at the 2006 census. The postal code of the area is 981. Wikipedia

Just googled it now.

Bukuru is Jos side, buruku I don't know. Rest in peace and may God console his family.

Nigerian Military School Zaria. Established 1954 has produced so many great men and leaders. All men are equal but few are Ex-Boys

This video is strong and i think it will help build families. Wife stand by your husband, husband stand by your wife once you know and trust his/her person.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHECy82NZXU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHECy82NZXU

Try listen to this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHECy82NZXU

Listening to this is enlightening and powerful