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Donmarrius:Olodo, if you have to be sarcastic you could at least try to do it under the correct subject/matter; the programme is for DRY SEASON FARMING not CATTLE REARING - shey you know the difference. |
Lagusta:No its not tilapia but the Nile Perch, scientific name: Lates Niloticus; its one of the biggest freshwater fish local to many rivers and lakes in Africa including many waterways in northern Nigeria. It is a predatory fish, preying on other fish, making it a good game fish for sporting anglers because it is a good fighter, requiring adept skills to be hooked and landed using rod and reel (i.e. fishing oyinbo style). It can grow to much bigger size (larger than a grown adult) as shown in the attached photograph and such sizes had been caught with bare hands by our local fishermen, during the once very popular biannual Argungun fishing festival (Argungu is a small historic fishing town in now Kebbi State in northern Nigeria). Unfortunately, the festival doesn't hold as frequent as before and with time had also lost its cultural value and importance (google for more information). The fish is arguably the most delicious and most valued among our local freshwater fish, because it has very little bone apart from the central (main) bone and the ones in its fins (dorsal, lateral and ventral) otherwise the flesh is free of bone and indeed very tasty - in fact just too yummy. Its local Hausa name is Giwan Ruwa, meaning elephant of the water, so if anyone of you guys should ever venture to the north (in particular Hausaland) and wants to order or buy this fish in the local lingo - well you now know what to say.
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futmxconnectn:Your observations are spot on, even if true its already too late; Kano has always been Buhari's stronghold throughout Nigeria, beyond even his homestead in Katsina; Kwankwaso would therefore be committing the same mistake Ribado did if he should dare betray the love of his ppl for (mai Gaskiya) Buhari. Let him just try and I can bet you that he (Kwankwaso) would not even get the Senatorial seat he is after, in the coming elections, because he would have lost all his hard earned political credibility and the goodwill of the Kanawas - believe me the stakes are just too high for him to take that gamble. |
LOL
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LOL at TANoids
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TonySpike:Don't mind them, besides my father who graduated from secondary in 1973 informed me his classmates and students before his set sat Hausa in their WASC exam; whoever therefore is suggesting that this subject became available only after 1974 is committing a folly - there are many alive today who can testify, it will not be too difficult to prove. On the other issue of the purported forged statement result of released from Buhari's school, I hereby humbly reproduce (paste) my earlier post in another thread here: Oh my God, these TANoids and their convoluted brains that can't function at all; the so called certificate holders clearly exposing their stupidity and ineptitude over a matter of simple comprehension. For goodness sake NO!!!!! it is NOT a CERTIFICATE but a statement of result issued from the school. Note the school was not and still is not the certifying authority (ie the examining body) and so cannot issue a certificate in respect of anyone, including Buhari; however it had in its possession records of his achievement as a student i.e. O levels results, which it duly released on behalf of Buhari on request, using its own official format for that purpose i.e. letter heading and styling in use as at the time of the request. It should be clear that the said statement of result from the school was not in anyway purported to represent a copy of the original statement of result originating from the examining body (in Cambridge England) let alone a certificate; but merely a confirmation of its contents i.e. name, exam no. date, subjects, grades etc; signed and dated by the school on the date it released the said document for and on behalf of Buhari. In other words, the document could correctly be described as a testimonial. Buhari obtained his records from his former school in the same manner anyone could be caused to, many years later; and the school complied accordingly using its current style/format. Simply put, the document was NOT a FORGERY because the school was not obliged to go back and use its old provincial format (which it must have abandoned by now) i.e. when Buhari was still at school in current (day) times - just like anyone's alma mata would be expected to do the same if he or she would request for such information today. The issue of conflicting dates etc are therefore due to the misinterpretation of the doubting minds of those who fail to reason with their brains and see the facts as they are before them - LOL, so called certificate holders are the ones failing themselves, yeah graduates of Otuoke school of reasoning. |
[quote author=godwinkessi post=30027648][/quote]Oh my God, these TANoids and their convoluted brains that can't function at all; the so called certificate holders clearly exposing their stupidity and ineptitude over a matter of simple comprehension. For goodness sake NO!!!!! it is NOT a CERTIFICATE but a statement of result issued from the school. Note the school was not and still is not the certifying authority (ie the examining body) and so cannot issue a certificate in respect of anyone, including Buhari; however it had in its possession records of his achievement as a student i.e. O levels results, which it duly released on behalf of Buhari on request, using its own official format for that purpose i.e. letter heading and styling in use as at the time of the request. It should be clear that the said statement of result from the school was not in anyway purported to represent a copy of the original statement of result originating from the examining body (in Cambridge England) let alone a certificate; but merely a confirmation of its contents i.e. name, exam no. date, subjects, grades etc; signed and dated by the school on the date it released the said document for and on behalf of Buhari. In other words, the document could correctly be described as a testimonial. Buhari obtained his records from his former school in the same manner anyone could be caused to, many years later; and the school complied accordingly using its current style/format. Simply put, the document was NOT a FORGERY because the school was not obliged to go back and use its old provincial format (which it must have abandoned by now) i.e. when Buhari was still at school in current (day) times - just like anyone's alma mata would be expected to do the same if he or she would request for such information today. The issue of conflicting dates etc are therefore due to the misinterpretation of the doubting minds of those who fail to reason with their brains and see the facts as they are before them - LOL, so called certificate holders are the ones failing themselves, yeah graduates of Otuoke school of reasoning.
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Raiders:This also applied in England, my father got admitted into university there in the 70's that way, through UCCA (Universities Central Council on Admission) on the basis of his mock A Levels only, before the actual exams and release of results; the admissions were of course provisional i.e. conditional upon passing and acquiring required grades for the relevant course and university applied for. Meanwhile, I am laughing at the stupidity of PDP for their failure in comprehension on this issue of the requisite qualification requirement for elective office, based on their inability to correctly interpret our constitution - even though the relevant provisions have been clearly spelt out in simple language, yet many of them (so called big certificate holders) are quick to call others illiterates; while they themselves cannot even accomplish this basic intellectual exercise let alone educate their ignorant followers - who foolishly continue to celebrate their ineptitude as if it were a badge of honor.
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cocowell:Shey you know: He who demands for equity must come with clean hands .i.e what is good for the goose is good for the gander.
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PDP are digging themselves into a grave; its a real big wonder how a PhD holder and his team of advisers along with his vast army of supporters cannot correctly interpret the provisions of our constitution concerning the qualification requirements for elective office - even though these requirements are clearly spelt out in plain simple English, yet they are quick to call others illiterate. Anyway, the reality of their folly is slowly beginning to dawn on some of them - LOL, its quite amusing watching some of their predictable reactions - check bellow.
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dunkem21:LOL, your Otouke certificate is really speaking for itself. |
Sajio:Since when is intelligence related to tribe? Your reference to the Hausa ppl in that context reeks of abject ignorance and an unfortunate level of bigotry - I truly feel sorry for you. |
LOL, I see Jonathan being spanked.
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^^^^Too much fat in their brains has left them doomed beyond reasoning. |
Yes, let him declare his assets and show us his THESIS. |
FFK you done chop again?
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Monimatic:DINDIRIN, get this through your thick scull that the constitution does no require him or any contestant to attain/obtain/ possess let alone show any certificate of education to qualify him for election. It further doesn't even require him pass any exam (WAEC or otherwise); it simply requires a contestant to be literate i.e. to be able to read and write and communicate effectively. In fact it even left this wide open to the judgement of the electoral commission (INEC); which as we all know has already cleared Buhari fit enough to contest; that explains why your master and his party PDP have not rushed to court because they already know GMB has no case to answer. If however, you are still not satisfied, you and anyone feeling that way can still take the matter up with the judiciary; though no matter whatever you decide to do, including ranting and raving and even frothing in the mouth like a rabid dog; it will still not change the fact that GMB is duly qualified to stand for election and that millions of Nigerians are willing to put their trust in him; while sadly you remain too dumb and stewpid to comprehend the blatantly simple aspect of our constitution, entitling him to that right - though the bare facts are clearly laid out there for all and sundry; you unfortunately remain in an intellectually isolated cul de sac, too fixated to understand - my God help you. BTW, your insult against the Hausa/Fulani is noted but it would be of no benefit to respond to you likewise - at least not for now. |
Its not ppl, even the goats are doing their own, LOL ![]()
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@OP: Na only ppl? Check this out, even goats are doing their own.
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chronique:Unfortunately, your educational system (which you keep harping on about) is proving to be flawed, if anything is to go by then the current Otuoke and Okrika couple occupying Aso Rock, both supposed degree holders (Phd and BSc respectively) are fast proving that paper qualification alone in Nigeria is increasingly meaningless - not mentioning their embarrassing blunders, continually making Nigerians cringe and the country as a whole the laughing stock of the international community anytime anyone of them dares to open their mouth. |
DDeliverer: DDeliverer:What I am saying is that the constitution does not make acquisition of a certificate mandatory i.e I am in agreement with the topic that Buhari or anybody else does not need a certificate to contest - of course it is not my problem if you and many like you cannot comprehend lest understand the relevant provisions as quoted. I have news for you, according to this (upload I came across) on the constitutional meaning of certificate; in fact the minimum requirement is not even education to certificate level but only an ability to read and write up to the satisfaction of the electoral commission or similar - check this out, especially sub-sections ci-iii; and d which left it entirely open to the determination of INEC.
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eleko1:LOL devil indeed ![]() |
Yet another lie uncovered against the PDP online.
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@OP: Its not only political rats but goats too. ![]()
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ezugegere:A certificate is one among others. Buhari had provided another option through an affidavit. The military board had provided yet another - copy of a letter from his school. There are many more e.g. school year books, a testimonial and other similar records. While certificate essentially confirms the level of excellence but not the only way. |
CyberWolf:Shey you saw how your so called PhD holder in Aso Rock, 'stealing is not corruption and partner (also a supposed degree holder) a.k.a 'I will rather kill myself than commit suicide,' are disgracing their certificates with incessant embarrassing blunders, thereby confirming the suspicion that paper qualifications in Nigeria are increasingly becoming meaningless. |
mobuch:Yes your constitution, only you alone, with your unique copy; LOL you are very incredible - what an air-head. |
mobuch:Pls prove me wrong by quoting the relevant part of the constitution which contradicted my position - I am waiting, do not disappoint me, pls, |
mobuch:Then you must go back to school and revise your comprehension; show me where the constitution required he must produce his certificate or evidence he wrote any exam. |
oluvick:Sorry, no one is making mockery of our education but you and others who are unnecessarily fixated on this issue of certificate due to your poor comprehension and interpretation of a simple short sentence from our constitution. Section 65 (2) says a person shall be qualified for election under subsection 1 of this section if (a) he has been educated up to at least School Certificate level or its equivalent; and (b) he is a member of a political and is sponsored by the party. Pls prove where the above provision explicitly required a candidate must obtain/possess let alone show/produce/submit his certificate or equivalent. It should be obvious that the constitution only required for education to a certain level (school certificate or its equivalent) - key word here being LEVEL (not certificate). Note, it doesn't even require for such person to have succeeded; otherwise it would have been more specific e.g. included such clauses as: successfully completed, passed the final exam, obtained or been awarded the certificate etc. Therefore all this conjecture about GMB not being qualified is just hogwash, based on emotions rather than common sense. Furthermore if PDP knew they have a valid case of disqualification against Buhari, they would since rushed to court as provided for by our electoral Act. - instead they rather prefer to keep this propaganda alive for maximum gain. |
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