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humilitypays:
There is nothing bad in men spending on ladies they admire and there is nothing wrong in a lady depending on the assets nature bestowed on her to survive, everybody must not feed from their brain power, what about those without brain to feed them, think!

From this your comment, you won’t have a problem with sending your female child to prostitute and giving you the money to feed.

LilMissFavvy:
I thought they said this girl is 21yrs? So at 21yrs, she has had boyfriends and married sugar daddies. Is it due to poverty or it's synonymous with children of this generation, hmmm.

They tell all manners of lies!

This is the rubbish being promoted by this show.

What is wrong if a lady is doing well and coming through financially for herself? Must you depend on a man for your finances? This poverty mindset is eating deep in this generation.

Nonesense people.

Shout out to every lady out there doing well and having a life of her own.

Good idea. We need some sort of sanity in this country

OP, you need to listen to this teaching.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_G5FpSOHAs

According to the popular Televangelist and Founder of the Eternity Christian Network, Apostle Joshua Selman said in a message during one of his Koinonia gatherings at Chida events, that he started his Journey with God, not looking for fame, ministry or power, but just a blind pursuit of God. See where God has taken him to, today. It is good to seek God for a selfless reason.

Watch full video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVxqddLG2EY

First class student d write this kind of English wey you write. You must be half baked. No matter how harsh it is in Nigeria, we do it better here.

From one of these industries



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LSOJ84YXTY

Biko, where is the Nigerian Cure?

For as long as Nigeria has not provided any cure or will provide any anytime soon or anyone is even making any efforts to provide a cure, we have no moral justification to condemn the bold step taken by Madagascar.

Thanks

What nonesense.


The so called foreign education is a local education to others. Why can't Nigeria develop her own local education?

Our problems are many in Nigeria.

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Hello Nairalanders,

A naval officer by name, David Igbashal has been declared missing.

Until missing, he was working with the Naval Command at Calabar. The family and his office lost contact with him on 21st February when he was travelling from Calabar to Otukpo through Enugu. The incidence happened somewhere in Umuchi Ngbo, Enugu state, where he ran into gunmen and since then, nothing has been heard from him.

Anyone with information about him should please, contact 08162116271

Please, let's make this go viral until the Young Officer is found. Kindly share and share on all social media. God bless!!!

Dear Admins, this may have been posted in the wrong section, but please help move this to the FP for larger audience.

God bless NR.

GreatDesigns:
Nice. Let's see where this new signing will take us.

Arteta is fixing things in Arsenal. He will get it right very soonest.

Arsenal complete Cedric Soares loan signing to add to Mikel Arteta's defensive options


After completing the loan signing of Pablo Mari, Arsenal have signed Cedric Soares from Southampton on transfer deadline day to bolster Mikel Arteta's options at the back.

Arsenal have completed the signing of Cedric Soares on loan from Southampton.

The Portuguese right-back is out of contract at the end of the season and Arsenal will cover Cedric's wages for the remainder of his time on the south coast, whilst also paying a loan fee and covering agent fees.

Cedric, 28, is able to fill in at left-back as well, offering Mikel Arteta depth in a problem position. Arsenal have consistently struggled to find back-up in the position since Hector Bellerin made it his own, with Mathieu Debuchy, Carl Jenkinson and Stephan Lichtsteiner all disappointing.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles has proven to be a more able deputy but both he and Arteta view his natural position as being in midfield.

Though Arsenal are not committed to Cedric beyond the season should he prove a success they would be well placed to bring him in on a permanent basis should he prove to be a success.

Cedric had already told Southampton he would not be signing an extension and the Saints moved to replace him by signing Kyle Walker-Peters from Tottenham on loan.

https://www.football.london/arsenal-fc/transfer-news/breaking-arsenal-complete-cedric-soares-17654565

Great info here.

The analysis is enlightening.

However, God should really help us. Our politicians have constitute enough problems for us in Nigeria already. We don't need another.

It's unlike Africa, last to report this bad news.


Come to think of it, I'm sure they have not reported because we have no working surveillance system.

This is no good news at all.

If that virus should surface in Africa, it will be disastrous. I'm already feeling that it has not been reported in Africa due to lack of active surveillance system.

The worst part of this virus is the fact that there are asymptomatic carriers In that asymptomatic phase, they can share the virus actively.

We really need to buckle up. Ebola was tackled easily because there is no such thing as asymptomatic carriers of Ebola virus.

It's well

Nigeria my Country.

A lady advises her listeners on Instagram to have mentors. According to her, just having mentors is not enough but having mentors you can reach out to in case something goes wrong is key.
Follow the link below to watch video.

https://www.instagram.com/tv/B4lADnVgZwo/?igshid=f37lbpprfgrv

soviete:
I tried paying with remita ,, I was debited and the payment still wrote pending ..I wanna pay directly to the bank using my rrr number ..can anyone put me through the procedure ..moreso ,can I pay through any bank ?

if you have paid already, then just hold on, remita usually would delay you if you go through NYSC. To avoid that delay, once an RRR number has been generated, copy it out and go to remita.net and continue payment by clicking on 'pay an invoice'.
since you have already paid, just let it alone, it will be approved after a while.

Okezedan:
Buh someone told me that in this year Nysc that, there will be batch A(April) batch B(july) nd batch c(november). How true is this news?

I have not seen the news online so I can't verify it

9jaown:
So no body is going from bio dept. Or they are working on it?

Nobody is going.

Uniagric na fvck up school I swear[/quote]Understatement

Ibegtodiffer:
University of Agriculture , Makurdi needs a peculiar attention in a lot of regard. The students most often suffer the most.
1. Semester can be disrupted at anytime. So can exam be fixed at anytime.
2. Students are charged for everything
3. At times, students trek for over half a kilometer within school to get water
4. Few lecturers are dedicated. Others await appointment from administration, as such care less about us the students
5. Lecturers are perpetually complaining. They complain about incomplete payment of salaries, excessive tax & pension deductions etc. They even complain about their ASUU President who they accuse of conniving with management!
6. They are grossly understaffed. For example, Botany unit has about 5 lecturers!
7. Almost everyone is frustrated and angry
Finally, to be fair to the said exam officer, he is actually a hard working young man who is supposed to be on study leave approved by the school, yet he's teaching, supervising and working as an exam officer for the largest department in University with the least number of staff. This should not happen in the first place. Those close to the government should please help because the school authority doesn't care.

You've got very handy info about the school, you must be a staff or a student of that department in the university. Which exactly are you?

okpefather:
It is indeed very pathetic. More so because those concerned see nothing wrong with this delay. They keep making statements like: "go and get busy till November"
As if it is easy to get busy without statement of result.
People should realise that whatever position they occupy; it is for the purpose of service which should be rendered with all diligence.

To say that I am disappointed with the attitude of the Exam officers is to say the least. What is even more annoying is that the Head of Department also sees nothing wrong with this whole delay

You've hit the nail on the head. Very apt. Why is the HOD silent about it too??

This matter has become unbearable. I don't understand why we should be treated this unfairly. This is why I have decided to share this here so that people will at least know the pains we are going through currently. I am a graduate of Uniagric Makurdi, department of Biological sciences.
We wrote our final exam on the 17th of February last year and we defended our undergraduate projects shortly after then, April precisely. Our final results and graduating list were released on the 26th of August of that same year and up till to today our results have not been approved by the school senate, not to talk of being mobilized for service.
Ideally we were supposed to be mobilised by November of last year, but somehow we were not and we all hoped that we would, during Batch A of 2018.
Initially, it was the whole graduates of 2017 that were not mobilized for NYSC 2017, batch B, but now, some departments that had their results ready and approved before the strike by NASU have been mobilized. Shortly after the strike was called off on Wednesday, an emergency meeting was held on Thursday to approve all pending results to enable mobilization for service. But to our great surprise, my department (Biological Sciences) has not even prepared the results for senate approval. We learnt that the our departmental exam officer, Mr Obi, has been busy with other things like preparing for his wedding and running his PhD program, while he is careless about preparing our results for approval.
Now, we are not certain if they will organize another senate meeting to approve our results before end of the month, because normal Senate meeting is last Thursday of every Month. We may now have to look at Batch B, 2018 for mobilisation,since uploading of potential corps members' names to NYSC portal ends on the 24th of March. This is pathetic, staying at home for two years after school before being mobilized. It's very difficult to convince friends that we did not have extra year. We can't go further with school, or even do any meaningful job since we don't have the discharge letter or exemption letter.
My prayer is that this would go as far as possible so that Nigerians will know how rotten our educational system has gone, particularly Uniagric Makurdi.
Moderators, please help move this to front page.

This matter has become unbearable. I don't understand why we should be treated this unfairly. This is why I have decided to share this here so that people will at least know the pains we are going through currently. I am a graduate of Uniagric Makurdi, department of Biological sciences.
We wrote our final exam on the 17th of February last year and we defended our undergraduate projects shortly after then, April precisely. Our final results and graduating list were released on the 26th of August of that same year and up till to today our results have not been approved by the school senate, not to talk of being mobilized for service.
Ideally we were supposed to be mobilised by November of last year, but somehow we were not and we all hoped that we would, during Batch A of 2018.
Initially, it was the whole graduates of 2017 that were not mobilized for NYSC 2017, batch B, but now, some departments that had their results ready and approved before the strike by NASU have been mobilized. Shortly after the strike was called off on Wednesday, an emergency meeting was held on Thursday to approve all pending results to enable mobilization for service. But to our great surprise, my department (Biological Sciences) has not even prepared the results for senate approval. We learnt that the our departmental exam officer, Mr Obi, has been busy with other things like preparing for his wedding and running his PhD program, while he is careless about preparing our results for approval.
Now, we are not certain if they will organize another senate meeting to approve our results before end of the month, because normal Senate meeting is last Thursday of every Month. We may now have to look at Batch B, 2018 for mobilisation,since uploading of potential corps members' names to NYSC portal ends on the 24th of March. This is pathetic, staying at home for two years after school before being mobilized. It's very difficult to convince friends that we did not have extra year. We can't go further with school, or even do any meaningful job since we don't have the discharge letter or exemption letter.
My prayer is that this would go as far as possible so that Nigerians will know how rotten our educational system has gone, particularly Uniagric Makurdi.
Moderators, please help move this to front page.

see first class graduate dey here d wait for 10k salary, abeg, fortune smile on me like this na, let me go and open my poultry farm.

Yes,under APC government, I learnt how to take care of my phone charger,my handkerchief and my pen. These were things that usually part from me regularly, thus the need to replace them and I guess you know what that means.These days, I use my pen until the ink finishes and I delibrately choose to replace my handky.This is the first time my charger has lasted for 3 months. I really thank God for what He has used this administration to do in my life.