motherlode:


do you mean WAEC and JAMB?!.

Yes

It's never too early

Teeminjin:


gonna be a new scratch card o

Yes, new.

Fynestboi:
[size=15pt]LASU[/size]

iamdejman
timdelaw
ayesco202

And Odunharry

elantraceey:


Lol , make i help you use spirit clean am?

No. I prefer Hypo or Dettol

elantraceey:


Don't say that o , they're everywhere , you just need an extra eye to spot them

Ehen, u serious?!

I wish I knew them more. My eyes just dey blur

chibunnannodim:
I have a waec and neco result from waec board and it is issued to me by my school so are my to bring waec scratch card also ?

it is compulsory to bring the scratch card.

elantraceey:
Because you're not a serious guy

Wrong reason. The good girls here are close to extinction.

Sadia1992:
k.bt y dat numba 4. Is nt magistrate court

it might be


I'm looking at it from the angle that the commissioner of police would be the defendant. Then by virtue of NPF being a federal property, it is only logical to try it in a federal court

Sadia1992:
Pls sm1 sud hlp me anxa dis que: MENTION THE COURT OF LAW THAT HAS JURISDICTION OVER THE FOLLOWING MATTERS..¡ Dispute btw gafar and NDLEA.ova drug an human trafficking.¡¡ The dispute btw INEC and alhaji koko as to d ambiguity in the constitution over the issue of tenure elongation arising from matter pending b4 court of appeal.¡¡¡ The dispute as to d election of the senate president from his senatorial district on d validity of his election.¡v mr.koboko was alleged to av died in the police detention. V the customary court sitting at ede area customary court, oja-timi gave a decision, mrs. Kikelomo is nt satisfied wit decision.

1. Civil case at Federal High court

2. I don't understand

3. Tribunal court

4. Criminal matter at Federal high court

5. State high court

I kinda have this situation too. I'm here for advise

counter thread everywhere

We keep borrowing and still nothing to show for it


May The Lord almighty God lead us to our promise land

Wow...Change is happening

FTC

This thing is turning to my property

For the tricks, pm me

That curve


The underpart looks torn tho

The party should start early o

Hmmm...with the ongoing Boko crisis


You guys might be trying your best but that press release is a fallacy

The All Progressives Congress governorship candidate in Lagos State, Akinwunmi Ambode, has picked the Vice Chairman, Lagos West Senatorial district of the party, Chief Folusho Ologunde, as the Director General of his campaign organisation.

According to a statement by the media team of the campaign organisation, Ologunde, who was also once the Deputy Publicity Director of the APC in Lagos State, will lead a team of “seasoned and committed politicians and professionals to co-ordinate the activities towards the election of Ambode” as governor of Lagos State in 2015.

The statement added that Mr. Adeniji Kazeem would work as the Deputy Director General of the campaign organisation.

Kazeem is an experienced lawyer and a strategist.

A former Managing Director and Editor-in-Chief of National Mirror Newspaper, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, according to the statement, would be the Director of Media and Communication for the organisation.

The statement added, “The Chief Ologunde-led team will assist the Epe-born candidate, Akinwunmi Ambode, to intimate Lagosians with his manifesto of continuity and progress.

“The team will also co-ordinate the campaign that will witness a series of mega rallies, door-to-door activities and media outreach carefully designed to bring the message of Akinwunmi Ambode to every doorstep in Lagos.”



http://www.punchng.com/news/ambode-picks-campaign-director-others/

Never let some broken marriage disturb yo girl

Party Hard


Live ya life to the fullest cos Marriage is not a sign of success

Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh has returned home from Chad overnight after a failed coup by disaffected soldiers while he was abroad, Al Jazeera quotes a military source as saying.

Jammeh, who had been on a private visit to Dubai, went directly to the presidential palace where he was shown the bodies of the attackers killed during the attempted coup, the source told AFP on Wednesday.

Forces loyal to Jammeh, who has ruled The Gambia for 20 years, killed three suspects including the alleged ringleader – an army deserter, according to a military officer.

The source in Bissau said there were fears that Jammeh, who himself seized power in a coup in 1994, may launch a purge.

The coup bid “has exposed some flaws in the military system even though the attackers were repelled. Some officers are certain to be singled out.”

Jammeh, 49, took power himself in a coup 20 years ago and since then has stifled dissent in his tiny West African nation.

He has come under increasing criticism from abroad over issues ranging from human rights to his claims that he can cure AIDS.

On Tuesday, state radio played traditional music and an announcer read a government statement playing down the incident.

“Contrary to rumours being circulated, peace and calm continue to prevail in The Gambia,” it said. “The government would like to urge the public and all businesses to continue with their normal activities.”

Yahya has survived two previous attempted coups, once in 2006 and later in 2009.



http://www.punchng.com/news/gambia-leader-returns-after-coup-attempt/

We thank God

This is a sign that 2015 is going to be great for the Nigerian Army


FTC on the first day of a new year
My God is planning something big for me

The national leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress has said that 11 state governments have not paid the December salaries to their workers.

The organised labour called on its chapters in Benue, Plateau and Osun states to serve their respective governments an ultimatum within which to pay the workers’ salary arrears of between three and eight months or risk a strike.

The President of the NLC, Mr. Abdulwaheed Omar, who made the comment in an ‘End of Year Message,’ called on the workers to vote against any politician who failed to pay their salaries in the 2015 elections.

He said that any governor who was not able to pay the salaries of workers in his state had no justification to receive his own salaries too.

Omar said that some employees of the Federal Government in the Ministry of Labour and Productivity were being owed between one to three months’ salary areas.

He said, “Collated reports from our state councils indicate that a number of state governments and some Federal MDAs have not paid their workers for December as the year comes to an end.

“Of the 30 states reporting as of the 30th of December, 11 subjected their workers to a Christmas/New Year celebration without the December salary.

“Three of these states, Benue, Plateau and Osun, owed their workers arrears of salaries ranging from three to eight months. Some Federal Government employees in the ministries of Education, Labour and Productivity, among others, are owed arrears of salaries ranging from one to three months.

“We condemn this insensitivity to the welfare of workers. Any state governor, who cannot pay workers their salaries, as at when due, has no moral justification for taking his own salary and allowances.

“We call on workers to massively reject these anti-worker politicians in the 2015 elections. Meanwhile, we direct our state NLC councils in the three states mentioned above to serve appropriate ultimatums on their government to pay the arrears of salaries or face disruption of services.”

Omar warned the Federal Government against imposition of general austerity measures on the citizenry, which he said could further aggravate the suffering of the ordinary worker.

He said that the most tenable way to manage the current budget under austerity was a drastic reduction in the cost of governance in the country.

He called for a cut in the Presidential fleet, the cost of running the State House, a reduction in the number of aides who add no value to governance and political office holders in the country.

Omar, who supported the decision of the Federal Government to tax the rich, advised against any move to sack workers.

He added, “While we appreciate the difficulties brought by the collapse in oil prices, we caution against the imposition of unselective austerity measures. Already, workers continue to bear the brunt of the savage devaluation of the Naira with a possibility of collateral consequences.

“We also strongly advise against any consideration for rationalisation of workforce. We support the government initiative to tax the rich through luxury taxes. More importantly, we are convinced that the surest way to manage the budget under austerity is to reduce the cost of governance.

“Bloated prerequisites of political office holders must be cut. The prerequisites and comfort of politicians need to reflect the reality of the times. Mr. President and the State House must lead in this regard. The size of the Presidential fleet, the cost of running the State House and the retinue of political jobbers can all be reasonably cut without reducing the effectiveness of the Presidency.”

He also condemned what he described as the imposition of exploitative electricity tariff on the citizenry, saying such a move could culminate in an unpleasant situation as indicated by the protest against the move in some of the cities across the country such as Benin, Enugu, Lagos and Kano.



http://www.punchng.com/news/nlc-threatens-strike-over-unpaid-salaries/

Wow.


This is so funny that I shit for body


Ftc
Seun pls is dere no gift for this

The Jama’atu Nasril Islam, led by the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, on Wednesday asked Muslims in the country to defend themselves against attacks by the violent Islamic sect, Boko Haram.

The JNI said it had become obvious that the Federal Government was incapable of dealing with the insurgents.

“That Muslims are strongly urged to defend themselves, in appropriate manner against any attack by insurgents and all other acts of violence by criminals, as it is a religious obligation to do so, particularly that government forces currently seem to be incapable,” a communiqué signed by the JNI’s Secretary-General, Dr. Khalid Abubakar-Aliyu, said on Wednesday in Kaduna.

Appraising the Federal Government’s efforts in curbing the activities of the insurgents, the body said the government had failed and was indeed incapable of tackling the Boko Haram members.

The communiqué was the outcome of a one-day stakeholders’ meeting on “the security situation in the country,” organised by the JNI.

It partly read, “That the current security challenges bedevilling the country persist largely as a result of the inability of government to deploy effective strategies to tackle them.

“That the manifest low morale of troops due to inadequate welfare, lack of desired weaponry and failure of intelligence among other reasons are severely hindering the fight against insurgency.

“That despite the devastation being caused by the incessant sophisticated bombings evidenced by huge losses of innocent lives and gross destruction of properties, our politicians at all levels and in all political parties regrettably show very scanty or no concern about the national predicament and anguish but are only busy with political campaigns.

“That the economic base and development of the country are being systematically and grossly crippled by all forms of insurgencies, from Boko Haram to cattle rustling, oil bunkering/theft and other militancy.

“That Muslims are strongly urged to defend themselves, in appropriate manner against any attack by insurgents and all other acts of violence by criminals, as it a religious obligation to do so, particularly that government forces currently seem to be incapable.”

The Sultan-led JNI , therefore, noted that for Nigeria to regain and maintain its glory anchored on peace and progress, government must wake up to its fundamental constitutional responsibility of providing adequate security to the citizens of this country so as to stop the increasing human carnage and destruction of valuable properties.

It advised the government to consider alternative means of finding solution to the Boko Haram menace, such as infrastructural development, youth employment programmes and stepping up the dialogue option “rather than depending on force alone since it has so far proved to be ineffective.”

It added that there was the urgent need to deploy necessary intelligence and security measures to curtail or possibly stop the illegal importation and proliferation of arms and ammunition, saying these had been contributing to the escalation of insurgency and other related criminal activities.

Besides, the JNI said the Civilian Joint Task Forces, hunters and retired security officers, who had gallantly assisted the Nigerian security forces in the fight against insurgency, cattle rustling and other crimes should be given all the necessary support and encouragement as their intervention had helped positively in frontline states.


http://www.punchng.com/news/defend-yourselves-against-bharam-jni-tells-muslims/

AT last

Maybe she'll change for good this year!!!

On behalf of Oluwaseun Osewa, the administrators and moderators of Nairaland, I wish you a prosperous and wonderful Happy new year.

Have a fun filled celebration.

What are your resolutions this new year?
Mine is to be spiritual, excellent academically and be active on Nairaland.

Also I might be a moderator this year. Lol

#2015

I trust me...I won't call her anymore after warning her

It means u crossover asking for The Lord grace in the the coming year

Nothing bad if you can control your emotions.


I don't do it though, end up setting a date

Wow