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RaptorX:Only a shallow mind dose not realize that the greatest asset you can acquire is knowledge. Shay everything would be taken from him now, unless of course his knowledge |
How una dey get this kind money and still be in Nigeria? Me i just dey find like 5m take process UK student visa and japa out of this country for good |
The friends i made and the people i met where the most memorable part of my youth service days in Abakaliki. My students i taught chemistry in GTC Abakaliki i miss you all. NCCF Jesus corpers thanks for the memory. |
Ebonyi 2019 Batch B stream 2.. GTC Abakaliki and Environmental CDS.. |
After i finished and clicked on submit, the page showed "submitted successfully" briefly before rediirecting to time out. I login again and i can still see the "Start Exam" .. Should i Retake the Exam? |
After i finished and clicked on submit, the page showed "submitted successfully" briefly before rediirecting to time out. I login again and i can still see the "Start Exam" .. Should i Retake the Exam? |
Even if they dont lose so much elsewhere they'd lose greatly in africa because in here na value for money, and that's why they gained recognition easily in Nigeria... Like someone said is better i go for a UK used flagship than getting and over priced mid range device. How can the Redmi note 12pro+ be selling for the same amount as Google Pixel 6 .. |
Someone said he would continue from where Buhari stopped. God i dey beg you raise helper for me so i can escape from my country Nigeria. Masters for UK or Canada nor go bad nw ... Abeg |
Nwanyiogwashi:Let the evil of people not stop us from doing good. I know how it feels when ones selfless service is been ridiculed rather than been appreciated and encourage. The rewarder of all men sees the heart of everyone and he will surely reward you in due time. Biko consider persons like me, if people like you stop what you do someone like might never get this Job; where i wan for see the connect. I'm still praying and hoping that someday grace and favor will shine on me. |
Nwanyiogwashi:Big sister it's been a minute. please accept my E-mail message please |
please how do i submit my CV at EFCC? |
so after registration what next? |
Please any Idea how much the Note 9pro and 10pro cost currently? atheistandproud: |
I need a job please someone should help me. |
Please somebody here should be kind and merciful to help me with a Job. I don't even have any job right now.. I have done all i can please #Thanks |
Please I'm urgently in need of a job i have a Bsc in Biochemistry. I'm a fast learner and deliver well on any task assigned to me. Am based in Benin |
Mckandre:Yes |
would there be any chances for gate crashers during the training |
NobleSeed:Na wa, which kind wahala be this, Metabolites we dey our own stray bullet come hit us |
Seun:How do i apply? I'm interested. |
Mckandre:Yeah do you think there would be any chances for them? |
Is there anyway someone who did not register can be absorbed? |
cc; OAM4J , Mynd44 , Seun |
A cursory look at what the signing of the 16 Bills will mean to the structure of governance going forward. 1. Fifth Alteration (No.1): This new law amends the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to change the names of Afikpo North and Afikpo South Local Government Areas, and other related matters. What it means: The mew law effectively means that in Ebonyi State, the affected LGAs, Afikpo North and Afikpo South, are now to be known as Afikpo and Edda LGAs respectively. 2. Fifth Alteration (No.2): The law amends the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to change the name of Kunchi Local Government Area, and for related matters. What it means: By the amendment, the name of Kunchi local government area of Kano State has been changed. 3. Fifth Alteration (No.3): The law amends the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to change the names of Egbado North and Egbado South Local Government Areas, and for related matters. What it means: The names of Egbado North and Egbado South local government areas of Ogun State, are now to be known and addressed as Yewa North, and Yewa South, respectively. 4. Fifth Alteration (No.4): The law amends the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to correct the name of Atigbo local government area and for related matters. What it means: This amemdment in particular, has corrected the name of the local government area in Oyo State from Atigbo to its original name of Atisbo. Atisbo was erroneously spelt as ATIGBO by the media when it was created by former Head of State, Gen. Sani Abacha in 1996. 5. Fifth Alteration (No.5), the law alters the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to correct the name of Obia/Akpor Local Government Area, and for related matters. What it means: This local government area which is in Rivers State has been wrongly spelt as Obia/Akpor but the amendment means it will revert to its original name of Obio/Akpor. 6. Fifth Alteration (No.6): The new law alters the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to provide for the financial independence of State Houses of Assembly and State Judiciary, and for related matters. What it means: This law means that state Houses of Assembly, state Judiciary and local councils across the country will now have their financial autonomy, as against the practice of running the controversial State Joint Local Government Account where monies meant for the councils were lodged with states. With the Bill coming into law, a new “Local Govt Council Allocation Account” will be credited to receive the funds directly from the Federation Account. 7. Fifth Alteration (No. : The law amends the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to regulate the first session and inauguration of members-elect of the National and State Houses of Assembly; and for related matters.What it means: This amendment means that the first session and inauguration of new members into States and National Assembly will be managed and controlled by the Federal Government. 8. Fifth Alteration (No.9), the law alters the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to delete the reference to the provisions of the Criminal Code, Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Act, Criminal Procedure Code or Evidence Act, and for related matters. . What it means: By this law, referencing the provisions of criminal codes, penal codes and other evidence acts have been eradicated in criminal or civil trials. 9. Fifth Alteration (No.10): The new law amends the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to exclude the period of intervening events in the computation of time for determining pre-election petitions, election petitions and appeals, and for related matters. What it means: The Bill provides for a speedy determination in matters of election petitions and appeals without the courts allowing the intervening period to be elongated. 10. Fifth Alteration (No.12): The law alters the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to provide for the post-call qualification of the Secretary of the National Judicial Council; and for related matters. What it means: This Bill has put to rest a controversy surrounding appointments of the Secretary of the National Judiciary Council and means that the computation of a post-call starts from the first year of call to bar. 11. Fifth Alteration (No.15): The law amends the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to delete the item “prisons” in the Exclusive Legislative List and redesignate it as “Correctional Services” in the Concurrent Legislative List; and for related matters. What it means: This particular law means that the term “Prisons” will be replaced with “Correctional Services”, and has been moved from the Exclusive Legislative List to the Concurrent List. This also means that states now have the power to establish Correctional and Custodial facilities, while State Assemblies have the power to legislate on such matters without reference to the Federal Government. 12. Fifth Alteration (No.16): The law alters the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to move the item “Railways” from the Exclusive Legislative List to the Concurrent Legislative List, and for related matters. What it means: This new law means that the management of Railways in the country has moved from the Exclusive List to the Concurrent List, meaning that it is no longer an exclusive preserve of Federal Government. Going forward, states will be able to make laws regulating the establishment and operations of rail services within their territory. However, the management of inter-state rail services will remain a responsibility of the Federal Government. 13. Fifth Alteration (No.17): The law amends the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to allow states to generate, transmit and distribute electricity in areas covered by the national grid, and for related matters. What it means: The amendment has removed the shackle of electric generation from being the exclusive duty of the Federal Government and gives states the power to generate, transmit and distribute power within its domains. 14. Fifth Alteration (No.23): The law alters the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to require the President and Governors to submit the names of persons nominated as Ministers or Commissioners within sixty days of taking the oath of office for confirmation by the Senate or State House of Assembly, and for related matters. What it means: This amendment effectively mandates the President and Governors to submit names of persons nominated as Ministers or Commissioners to the National Assembly and State Assemblies within 60 days of taking the oath of office for confirmation by the Senate and members of State Houses of Assembly. This is against the previous practice where the president and governors were not hindered by any timeframe to submit the names of such nominees. 15. Fifth Alteration (No.32): The amendment seeks alters the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to correct the error in the definition of the boundary of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, and for related matters. What it means: This law puts an end to disputes on boundaries bordering the Federal Capital Territory by correcting previous errors captured in surrounding areas. 16. Fifth Alteration (No.34): This new law alters the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to require the government to direct its policy towards ensuring the right to food and food security in Nigeria, and for related matters. What it means: This particular law mandates the Federal Government to enact a policy that will ensure food security and right to food for every Nigerian.
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Will the Mediatek processor support G-cam? cause i heard somewhere that G-cam only work on snapdragon processor.. Redmi also would have just made this a USB C and a side mounted scanner |
Please how do you people meet these persons that help you secure all these FG jobs. please someone should help me, please. |
I didn't know you are the mind of BAT to be so sure his provocative choice of a Mu- Mu ticket was strategic and sincere. But you expect me not to believe that Obi's call to his spiritual father wasn't sincere and strategic? Did Obi in any of his campaign to the Masses mention anything like a Religious War? He is divisive uet was able to create a balance in his choice of a VP yet the person who isn't divisive couldn't see anyone outside his religion worthy to be his VP yet wants to be the president of Nigeria. I wasn't expecting anything different from an agbado supporter whose principal is a renowned Drug Daddy. Agree to it or not every sensible Nigerians know that the do much talk about religion in our politics was provocatively rekindled by the supposed Strategic and sincere action of BAT... He his more interested in his ambition than the peace and unity of Nigeria. spiralwedge: |
Are you going to pretend like you dont know that politicians use every thing they can to their advantage? Are you also going to pretend like the same faith ticket in a circular country like Nigeria isn't manipulative and despicable? wasn't that what gave way for all the religious talk we had in this 2023 election.. That singular desperate action of Tinubu and APC made millions of Nigerian Including Oyedepo to believe that there was a sinister motive which was later tag "A Religious war" that certainly had nothing to do with Peter Obi.. Did Peter Obi also called the likes of Baba chair lawal to convince them of a perceived "religious war" The fact remains Tinibu made the entire 2023 election centred around religion rather than issues base. he did that deliberately to remove the focus from issues which he obviously had no solutions to. spiralwedge: |
Newnas:if i answer you will you tell me Tinubu's source of wealth and his perceived connection with drugs? |
So let's assusme he agred that the audio is true, why are we paying attention to petty things rather than salient things said by Pastor Oyedpo. According to him "A sickling nation like Nigeria will require a strong and healthy personality, Anyone whose source of wealth can not be verified should not have access to governance especially a dying country like Nigeria" so i ask agian WHERE IS THE LIE? |
Show me his reaction when APC sold their ticket for 100,000,000 Hypocrite. |
FCC Abuja |
just because I gave out information, some even send threatening mails , some thought I was giving out information to limit there chance in agencies they have interest and connect
they will send a threat message to my mail then rush to this thread and come me a scammer
: The law amends the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to regulate the first session and inauguration of members-elect of the National and State Houses of Assembly; and for related matters.