Djhack1:



thank you sir for the reply

coming down to Africa and Zimbabwe where the president is holding down the forth tight as a leash even though the followers are tired of his regime...the followers have to bear with the leader the voted in..you agree?

and if the want effective change they have to come together under a leader the strongly believe will give them change to remove the existing one as u said right?

Please sire, I couldn't understand the question? Can you please rephrase?

TopeQs:


if the followers are responsible for the success of the leader, why do they still turn to blame the leader for failing shouldn't they accept responsibility....

There our problem lies, followers fail to recognize their power. They fail to know that, truly, the change we need can only happen through them.

Followers need to step up their game, and know that they, only, have the produce the effective change Nigeria needs

Djhack1:
great work sir

please your ending statement says followers are solely responsible for an effective change, my question is what is the followers vote for a person the thought would bring the change they need and turn around to be a failure who is to blame

Well sire, the reason followers are responsible for an effective change is because a follower can either vote in a good leader or a so called bad leader.

Now, when followers vote in a bad leader, the followers are responsible for that and if they still yearn for effective change and want it, they can impeach such a person or recall such a person. At the end, it still boils down to the followers to determine the fate of the society. Thanks

“I would like to end my address this morning on our agenda for CHANGE. Change does not just happen. You and I and all of us must appreciate that we all have our part to play if we want to bring change about. We must change our lawless habits, our attitude to public office and public trust. We must change our unruly behaviour in schools, hospitals, market places, motor parks, on the roads, in homes and offices. To bring about change, we must change ourselves by being law-abiding citizens.” Extract from the Speech delivered by President Muhammad Buhari on the occasion of the 55th Independence Day of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Good day Ladies and Gentlemen, I am IamDejman representing Lagos state university and here to stand on the motion that for a Nigeria to have an effective change, it is the sole responsibility of the followers. When we say an effective change, we stand to say that it means the act or process through which something becomes different successfully. I Change is ubiquitous in any society, particularly in that which strives to fulfill human needs. And it takes a committed followers to accomplish a propitious change in a society.

Overtime, Nigeria has undergone four different democratic elections and yet the country cannot pinpoint a significant thing in its environs. Before the year 1999, we were classified with Countries like China, Singapore but today reverse is the case as these countries and more have left us behind and today our nation is in a state of hullabaloo.

For 16 years, we were under the democratic reign of the People's Democratic Party and we had President Olusegun Obansanjo from 1999-2007, President Musa Yar’dua from 2007-2010 and the so called Ineffectual Buffoon (The Economist) President Ebele Jonathan from 2010-2015. During the lavish democratic reign of President Ebele Jonathan, a party emerged called the All Progressive Congress which brought out a mind blowing campaign slogan – CHANGE. They preached, campaigned and brainwashed Nigerians with the Change mantra and they had their candidates elected across board majorly. They became the majority and ruling party. But almost a year, Nigerians still search for an effective change. The mistake we did was believe that our leaders are solely responsible for out effective change. We thought for Our own great and dear country to witness effective change, we just have to be lazy and our leaders will deal with that. NO!

We have to admit, Yes we need an effective change but we must recognize that we followers must determine that. A good leader is one with followers because the followers are those who must take charge and make sure for the implementation of the brilliant idea presented by the Followers. Followers of Jesus Christ allowed Christianity a household religion today, Prophet Muhammed (S.A.W.) never single handedly promoted Islam but his followers made sure the religion spread as much as it can. Back to our current President Buhari, when he was elected as the nominee of the All progressive Congress, his followers made sure the change mantra was adequately preached and campaigned for and today he is President and garnered 15 million plus votes just because he had good followers.

Today, I speak to the follower in Nigeria reading this today, I speak to the common man that believes Nigeria is getting harder to survive in; for us to have an effective change in our Country, we need you. The leaders will try to make life changing policies, we need you to follow and implement them. Our leaders will formulate laws, rules and regulations for the upliftment of the security situations of our country , if we refuse to obey and follow it then the leader have failed. The leaders are nothing without the followers and the followers are responsible for the success of the leaders.

To lead a multi-ethnic society while remaining committed to democratic principles or norms is an uphill task. This is because incorporating several ethnic groups into a single political system means bringing together the basic problem of ethnic conflict as well. This is why it is the sole responsibility of the followers to determine e the stay of effective change in Nigeria.
Nigeria is a nation of many ethnic and religious groups; and for this, governing the society is an enormous job. Given the presence of politically assertive ethnic groups, the stability and survival of the present democratic politics depends on how the followers react and how they choose to be during the reign of such leader. Truly, followers are solely responsible for an effective change in Nigeria.


References

1. Speech delivered on the occasion of the 55th Independence Day of Nigeria by President Muhammed Buhari

2. Oxford Dictionary

3. Leadership, Politics, and Social Change: Nigeria and the Struggle for Survival by Victor Dike

Present

The Faculty of Law, Lagos State University was ably represented by a team of three students and a team coach at the 8th edition of the Gujarat National Law University International Moot Court Competition on International trade law (GIMC) 2016 held at Gujarat National Law University, India held from the 3rd-7th February 2016.

The team comprising of:

- Babalola Tobi Michael​​​(Speaker) (500 level law graduating student)

- Okuneye Samuel Taiwo​​​(Speaker) (500 level law graduating student)

- Mabawonku Olusegun Olanrewaju​​(Researcher) (500 level law graduating student)

- Dr. Rufus Olaoluwa ​​​​(Team Manager) (Head of Department Jurisprudence and International law), were sponsored by the Lagos State Government and the Lagos State University management.

GIMC is India’s only moot court competition based on International Trade Law. It is recognized as a moot court competition of prestige by various international organizations such as the American Society of International Law (ASIL), the International Law Students Association (ILSA), the Asian Society of International Law (Asian SIL) and the World Trade Institute (WTI) and leading law firms.

This year’s edition of the moot dealt with issues of “domestic content requirements, interference in the use of trademarks and imposition of other barriers to trade”.

The Lagos State University was the only University from Nigeria and Africa that displayed outstanding advocacy performance at the various moot rounds held.
The high point of their participation was defeating the Host University at the second round of the preliminary stage.
Although, the team could not make it to the final round, but this did not deter the pulled ovation, leaving an indelible mark and impression on the minds of the judges, organisers, and the forty-two (42) participating teams from the United States of America, Australia, Indonesia, India, Sri-lanka, Nepal and other countries across the world who were amazed by the quality of advocacy from the team

martins1930:
Abeg guys I need to be enlightened abt this faculty screening what Íts all about,its requirements and when its starting,thanks joself1 atogirl eleniyan iamdejman unique

Just proceed to your respective faculties for manual registration with the faculty.

You will be asked to present certain documents

Fynestboi:
There have been PMs and questions of what participants stand to gain for being a part of this intellectual exercise apart from academic benefits as regards researches and the likes, and my usual response had always been "Time will tell"

Now, the time has come!!...Tehn has got something for the participants ( You can open the link to have an insight)
https://www.nairaland.com/2498904/tehn-calling-all-school-leavers/8)

This opportunity is open to past and present winners, best debaters, to assist in grading secondary school leaver's essay, and this will not be for free as selected individuals will be remunerated...

If you are interested kindly quote this comment, after which you will be contacted.









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Fynestboi, how far na?

I am interested. Something to make me smarter

Dohyn3:

Oh my! Am not currently on whatsapp, cause of jamb and stuffs.
Maybe, facebook would be preferable. What do you think, sir?

No problem

Name Deji Dejman Wande

Dohyn3:
please, won't law be uploaded as part of the courses to be offered by lasu this year? I went to register (since, i heard it had been re-accredited) only to my greatest surprise and disappointment!....i couldn't find law among the listed courses. My uncle told me to choose mass comm for the main time, that we'll find a way to change it back, later.
To cut the long story short. Since you're in lasu (law dept.). please, kindly answer this questions that has been bothering me:
-Do you have any idea how lasu will admit law students this year?
-Will the change-of-course form be -advertised this year?
- Or will they admit at all?
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please, answer! (PS: i chose lasu as my first and second choice).

Whatsapp me:08146682041

That's it

martins1930:
Is lasu using jamb brochure for the screening or they have they're own brochure too,with respect to cases of subject combo and o level requirements CC iamdejman,josef1 atogirl

They operate with the both na

Joeself1:

I think you will need math for any course in Lasu


abi iamdejman,what do you think??

Yes

UniqueGem:
I heard the 3 persons hostel for 65k is like a self con with 3different rooms for the 3 occupants. 1 toilet, tiled, running water, 4hrs gen each night. I think its a good deal.

Check it out first boss

NeonDee:

Thank you boss!

Do you think the price is ok?

depending on how it looks

Wow

apache1989:


IamDejman, pls I need your what App contact ASAP......there is something I wanna discuss with you outside here. You can modify after I've gotten ur contact. I am looking forward to a positive response.

08089932753

NeonDee:
Happy new year, fellas!

Pls help! Someone shared a flyer to advertise some hostels (GMI, MOREMI and M.O.M hostel). According to the flyer two students in a room at GMI will pay 45k each, while three students in a room will pay 35k. Also, two students in a room at MOREMI will pay 85k each while three student in a room is 65k each.

Pls i want to know if it is genuine. Also, pls help to recommend any hostel for us/me.

cc: IamDejman, Joeself1

The hostels are real. Just make sure you're dealing with a real agent.

Follow the information stricto senso

Joeself1:

we don dey look for you since....abeg how much is lasu course registration per course??

how much?

I'm unaware of a price...

When you pay your school fee which is not advisable to be done on your phone.

You would be allowed to register your course.

Before registration, meet your course advisor air any executive member of your departmental or faculty association or any student in a higher level..

I was acitive 2013/2014 and 2014/2015 admission but unfortunately, I have not been 2015/2016.

Sorry folks

I am Ayodeji Cornelius Eluwande

Known as DEJMAN

300 level, Law, Lasu

Well, it's been one hell of a year. Whew!!!!!!!!

Soon 2015 would be over and it's time for me give summary and account like I do yearly.

The year started on a high note for me with the zeal to be academically and politically active and the task soon came along. PS: I started as a single guy, Lol.
Those two aspect of my life would be discussed with a lil touch on my emotional life.

I am a mover, shaker and changemaker and I sought to make a change at the place I found myself -LASU. 2015 changed me politically, I became a better political animal. I almost lost my track but I found my way again. I came out to contest and still in the race to the emerge as the 26th Public Relations Officer of my Great union, the best in subsaharan Africa - the east of the limpopo and the north of the Arabia- Lagos State University Students' Union (LASUSU). It hasn't been say so far but I thank God for my 42 men team led by Jide Oyefolu.

Academically, balancing my education wasn't easy. I lost count on the lectures I missed, but I had Edun Timilehin, Mausi, Ojo Timlehin on my neck. They watched out for me at all times to ensure my balance though it was impossible at the end.
I glorify God for my first semester result and so far, second semester is still worth praise.

I cannot overemphasize the usefulness of Dayo Osijo, Ife Oyemade and Tunde Abiodun in my life for constant jokes and to make sure I forget problems most times.
To my campaigners, I cannot mention you all but I have you all in mind. Remember say na Dejman fit do am. I appreciate you all gold and silver I have not but yet, you shared the vision and are working tirelessly to achieve the goals.

I increased my coast this year and it was evident, I thank God. I was always protected even during the times I received threats. I thank God
To White ink, The Binoculars, Justice chambers and the wonderful Naija Visage platform, you made my year wonderful and crazy.

Special shoutout to a Greatman, Awesu Olaniyi. A senior brother, Tobi Idowu. A die hard critic Philips Akintola. My number one fan, critic and brother, Edun Timilehin. Mkperedem Olalekan's political advise kept me going. A senior comrade Nurudeen Temilola and Aregbesola Olayinka.
My list is long so I would just list a lil more. My pastors, Pwunmi and PNmesoma.
A brother who surprised me -Fagbadekun Feyi. Tossa Godwin, Jerry, Yusuf Omomeewa and my new found friends. Esanism and other NAOSS Lasu members. The Clasfonites inclusive and the members of Namlas.

My special classmates, they've turned me to their brother and I appreciate their efforts this year. Wow, what would I do without them? 2013/2014 Law set. Class of 2018. Lol

To every Lasuites who knows me or not, I appreciate you for you've made my year wonderful and great. I garnered a lot of experience from one of you at a point in time and I thank you for that.

My friends who aren't Lasuites; Olaoluwa Ajo, Ebunoluwa Oyetunji Eniola and my army of friends. Lol. This year was characterized by your actions in my life.

I cannot complete this without mentioning my circle. Esther, Dare, Abraham, Tola: we've all had our differences. I hope 2016 would bring us together again.

No campaign would have happened without Motunrayo Abinde being an opponent. I hope 2015 was good for you Motunrayo.

To my lovely Pastor and L/E Eluwande, Such wonderful and one in a kind parents. My immediate and extended family members, I love you all.

Finally, that girl that listen to me and understand how crazy I can be. She might be Stubborn but calm. Elegant in her unique way, Tolulope Adeodun. Not forgetting her ironical big friend of hers Precious Damilola. Thank you.

Soon we venture into a new year. We venture into 2016. Though I'm shy, I know we all would overcome.

I thank God I am still alive to see today and to the Lasuites reading this, please and please don't forget to vote DEJMAN as the 26th Public Relations Officer of Lasusu next year.

Happy new year In advance.

Ayodeji Cornelius Eluwande
DEJMAN
300l Law,
Lagos State University.
(LLB Law in view)

mikolo80:
you're not ready to lead ,that's why the old men are still here

I'm ready...

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Thanks this is one for the team

Kudos to all debaters. I enjoyed every essay

Great work by the Judges and kudos to the coordinators

HerexG:



Well done "Dejman" representing Lasu, but first I think I should caution you on using offensive words (Scotoma) because someone is going against your ideology . Then you need to proof read your writings very well, I observed about three typos errors . And I must commend on your strong facts you laid out in your argument. In all you did well, scores sent.

Thank you very much sire

Fynestboi:




So? Nothing bad with it na.

Ok please add his name for he is likely to debate today.

Eduntee:
NAME: eduntee
School: Lagos state university
Course: Law
Email: Officialtimilehinedun@yahoo.com

Fynestboi:




Try and contact the last team...

Thanks

Fynestboi:

Check in

https://www.nairaland.com/2811855/nairaland-interschool-debate-third-edition

Brother Lasu has 5 debaters