₦airaland Forum

So many people do not know that the 45th president of the United States of America, president Trump was involved in wretlemania 24 fight with the Chairman of the WWE Vince McMahon and he successfully had his hair bald.

Watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NsrwH9I9vE

What a wicked world The heart of Man is wicked

Homeboiy:
Let's donate food materials for him

LOL... Send me his address

My friend passed his final exams after years of trying... Am happy for him, he is now a chattered accountant

The guy actually packed his car well

Jabodo:
125k

kk

How much

Game of denials has begun. Am beginning to hate this administration with passion

veekid:
get da fúck outta ma mention

E be like say your brain de leak

veekid:

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Buhaaaarriiiiiiiii; your faaaadddddaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!

What happened to him?

veekid:

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Meaning?

Glory to God

Treasure1919:
U mean afonja guys?

Una don start abi?

I wonder why this man choose to develop abeokuta while leaving the road linking sango-ijoko-agbado-berger alone. It's unfair as people leaving in this area are leaving in pains and most people don't drive their cars home. He has choose to abandon the reconstruction of that road since his 2nd emergence into power. He should also not forget that 2019 is around the corner and votes from this area is very important.

XwhY:
Who be this one

Ask your creator

EastGold:
Jesus


And you think Yusuf will get well

Yes!!! Am too sure

XwhY:
I knew Lautech will make the list.
Yahoo headquarters

Keep quiet there

Talk2Bella:
there's power in numbers

I concur! But even at that, only few will be able to face them as most people will run for their life and leave their cars behind. That's the situation of our 9ja, you see someone who is in desperate need of emergency and instead to provide help, they will prefer to look till something bad happens...

God bless Nigeria

Talk2Bella:
snap which mumu picture at 5'40am, i was shaking, the conductor wanted to go help his driver told him to mind his business, if i had a car i would have blocked the road, none of us is going anywhere

And you are sure to be bold enough to do that if you had a car? Remember you said you were shaking even without coming near you

While people were watching, what was your own impact? Taking pictures abi

#fact

Since her music no de relevant again na.

orluuchi:
I got a charger, it's charging faster now. but it's not as fast as it used to be

It could be the charger and as a matter of fact, at least the phone Is now charging. Just endure with it or if you can try other original charger to check if it can charge even faster. That has been what have also been doing with my own phone too.

Happy new year to you and your family

orluuchi:
okay, I'll do that today

Will be waiting for an update once you change the charger. Happy Sunday

orluuchi:
thanks but I don't understand if the charger got bad all of a sudden. it's the charger that came with it and that's what I've been using

I also changed my charger when I noticed that the one that came with it was misbehaving. So I advise you to get an original charger. Try that first and if it doesn't work out, we can now discuss another thing.

Try and change the charger. Ensure you buy original one. That's the phone am using too and at a point my phone will not charge until I change the charger. Thanks and good morning.

BiafranBushBoy:
You are committing adultery.

If she can divorce her husband, then she can do same to you.

What if her husband divorced her?

#fundLAUTECH Update: N9.4m Donation Presented To LAUTECH

Sequel to a letter written by the #fundLAUTECH team to the Chairman of the Governing Council, the Registrar invited the team to the Council Committee Room for a presentation. It was such a grand event as the #fundLAUTECH team were received by members of the Finance and General Purpose Committee which includes the Chairman of the Governing Council, Prof Oladapo Afolabi, the Vice Chancellor, Prof Adeniyi Sulaimon Gbadegesin, the Bursar, Registrar, Director of Physical Planning Unit and the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Oyo State among others.

The Chief Initiator of the #fundLAUTECH Initiative, Bayo Adeyinka gave a short speech that explained the purpose of the initiative and highlighted the various stages of the project. He also took the Committee through a short presentation on the lessons learnt as he recommended an Office of Endowment to be run by a Director on a commission-basis but to be supervised by a Board of Trustees. He suggested no less a personality than the Ooni of Ife, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Adeyeye Enitan-Ogunwusi as the Chairman of the BOT.

He also mentioned the Collaborative Empowerment Programme (CEP), an arm of the #fundLAUTECH initiative and recommended that the CEP model should be adopted by the Entrepreneurship Centre being run by the University. He specifically mentioned the names of the Partners of the CEP which include Royal Niddle, IfeCrystals, Unique Catering, Red Projects, Miel Creationz and Shelter Electronics. He also appreciated those who supported the initiative with their donation. He reiterated the fact that all the running expenses of the project were from the personal purse of the team and not a single kobo was taken from the donation. He also stated that the project is being formally brought to an end with the donation.

Bayo Adeyinka further stated what the donation was meant for viz:

1. The sum of N5m (Five Million Naira ) as endowment fund and proceeds of investment to be awarded as cash prizes in the sum of N30,000 (Thirty Thousand Naira) each to the best graduating students across each of the 7 (seven) faculties in the University during Convocation ceremonies. The cash award/prize shall be called 'fundLAUTECH BEST GRADUATING STUDENT IN ENGINEERING', 'fundLAUTECH BEST GRADUATING STUDENT IN AGRICULTURE', etc. With this donation, the fundLAUTECH name is immortalized.

2. The sum of N4.4m (Four Million and Four Hundred Thousand Naira) to be used for the automation of the transcript process and purchase of all necessary equipment and infrastructure to automate same. He stated that the issue of automation of transcript was germane due to the longstanding challenge faced by graduates of the University and prayed that with this donation, the transcript cycle won't be longer than 48-72 hours.

Subsequently, two drafts totaling N9.4m (Nine Million and Four Hundred Thousand Naira ) were handed over to the Chairman of the Governing Council to a deafening applause. To demonstrate transparency and accountability, bank statements for the entire fundraising period were also handed over to the Chairman of the Governing Council. Furthermore, names of those with outstanding pledges of N3,472,945.75 (Three Million, Four Hundred and Seventy Two Thousand, Nine Hundred and Forty Five Naira and Seventy Five Kobo) were also stated in the accompanying letter.

The Vice Chancellor thanked the #fundLAUTECH team and appreciated them for their efforts and most especially for bringing the issue of LAUTECH to the front burner. He expressed his excitement specifically with the donation for the automation of the transcript process as he recognized that was a major challenge. In his speech, the Chairman of the Governing Council, Prof Afolabi also thanked the team and stated that he is always proud of all the products of LAUTECH that he has met. He spoke about the suggestions made during Bayo Adeyinka's presentation and said he will recommend that fundLAUTECH should be made an arm of the Endowment Office. He also praised the Collaborative Empowerment Programme and said it should be a model that the University should look into. Both the Governing Council Chairman and the VC insisted that we mustn't wind up the Initiative as the institution will need the team as a stakeholder in serving as catalyst in achieving the set goals for the institution.

The #fundLAUTECH team (Bayo Adeyinka, Sola Kolawole, Ropo Egbeleke, Saheed Adetunbi and Olatunde Ajayi-Ope) was supported by representatives of the Parents Forum, Mr Dayo Awodele, Samson Owoyokun, Kola Windapo, Fajobi Oluwatobi and the TVC camera crew that covered the event. Also present earlier on were major stakeholders on the campus which include Prof Tunde Olabiyisi, Dr Samson Ojoawo and Dr Muyiwa Adewale and Dr Mrs Adigun.

We thank everyone who donated to this project and supported in making this initiative a success. We also appreciate the critics of this initiative as they kept us on our toes as we ensured we held ourselves to the highest level of probity and accountability. We encourage everyone not just to complain but think of how to become problem solvers and solution providers. We all can make our corner of the world better if we do our own bit.

Thank you very much and God bless.

Cc lalasticlala

deji17:
Redeemed Pastor? Osinbajo connection? I don't know....

It's not about any connection. There has been a great progression in his career right from Dean of spgs to DVC academics and research and now the incoming Vc. He is a man of integrity and I have met him series of times

Queenlovely:
I met him 5 years back a jfk airport and we spoke for sometime at the waiting area. I was going to Oregon and he was flying to Benin republic. He was beating his chest about his various achievement in life while I watch with keen interest.
His Ipad was filled with so many narcissist pictures of him. I pity the school

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Pludo:
Good one from Faculty of Science.. Just pray this Prof Is cool headed and not the Vc of INDEMNITY FORMS & 4 SEMESTERS..

He is a cool headed man...

Congratulations sir... I always remember him with this movie, Madam dearest. Happy married life