Jetland's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Jetland's Profile › Jetland's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 (of 17 pages)
Appleyard:it's very simple to install and crack. I have just installed mine. |
Chukabiz:Thanks |
HungerBAD:I am more confused |
I have been trying to recollect on what thread some body forwarded cracked explaindio and videoscribe fx link to some times ago, but my effort to know proved abortive. I know it's on fiverr related thread, but i don't know which particular thread and who sent them. please if you have them or any of them, kindly quote me here. Thanks. |
Jibril659:I have tried upto 8 disks on it but none worked except windows 7 software. |
my laptop is not detecting disk, both cd and dvd. I got a laptop from my dad since my own has gone on exile for some days now. Becasue there were some useless files and documents on the laptop and i didnt what to be boared by any of these files and documents, i decided to format the system. After formating with windows 7, the laptop refuses to read all the disks that i tried on it. I was thinking that may be the cd rom is faulty; but if that is true, how come was the cd rom able to read the windows 7 during installation? The system was x32 bit before i install x64 bit now..could this be the cause? Hope to see your responses. Thanks in advance. |
[/b][b][b][/b] Escoboss:It's quite unfortunate that i am just seeing this wonderful post by this time. I wonder where i was when this awesome thread was created. Hope iam not yet late for the opportunity |
G |
Seun:Don't mind her, it's because she has never tried you. She would have known that you are the jagaban of sex Oga, ano talk ooo |
Smellymouth:U nearly killed me with laughter |
Please, I live in Okene, Kogi State. Where can I get cucumber seed from? Thanks. |
Sir shehu Shangri said some sokoto science students started smoking snuff since seventeen-seventy six. |
MrMcJay:As if this kind of occurrence has never taken place before in the history of your state. Wise-fool. |
mynd1:Check me in the evening today and be ready to pass the night. Unfaillingly, i will show you what sex is. |
[quote author=UrennaNkoli post=43328918]Just go for biological sciences or biological education. If you say you are trying to run away from physics and calculations then u can try ur hands on MBBS if you believe within ur self that impossibility is nothing. There are also good courses like Agriculture or agricultural economics or vet medicine . If you have the money, travel out of this useless country. You'll see a wide range of opportunities to choose from. The world is greener out there. Lastly, have th Thanks so much! I'm very grateful. |
I have asked for some helps here in previous times, and i got satisfactory responses. I know this one will not be left out. I finished my higher school few years ago and now i want to further my education since it's obvious that it sounds very ridiculous to know that one is a school cert when he/she is no longer a kid. There are good courses that i would love to opt for, but whenever i think about how i went through my secondary school period, i have the feeling within me that it's a wise decision for me to choose a course that doesn't require much calculations though i studied science course in secondary school. What i mean is that i dont want to choose a course that involves much physics, chemistry and maths. Please can anyone advise me on which course i can choose that doesnt require much calculation because that is one of the problems that i have. This is as a result of what i experienced during my secondary school times. I left my dad while in JSS 2, so i had to take the mantle of self-sponsorship before i could finish my secondary school. Back then i was used to do some labours to pay my school fees. and when ever i have to do some labours to pay my school fees, i would have to suspend school to achieve that. I wonder why i was not expelled from school since they hardly see me in school. I could count the number of days i attended lectures in every terms. Please i need help here seriously. I dont know if the mod can help me take this to the front page though i know it doesnt worth it. |
Enesi47:i drop this video for unbelievers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-xIqlLuob4 |
Those that said the pixs are not real, I will post the video link here for them to watch. Hope that will force them to believe. some people don't believe cos they think KOGI STATE is a topical village. they never knew is more beautiful than some parts in Lagos. |
The Independent National Electoral Commission has declared the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Alh. Yahaya Bello as the winner of the Kogi governorship poll. APC polled 247,752 votes to defeat PDP who came a strong second with 204,877 votes. In today’s supplementary poll, APC polled 6885 votes to beat PDP which polled 5363 votes.ININEC declares Yahaya Bello Kogi Governor-Elect Declaring the results in Lokoja, the Chief Returning Officer for the election, Prof. Emmanuel Kucha, who is the Vice Chancellor of the Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi, said having fulfilled all legal requirements, Alh. Yahaya Bello is declared winner of the election and Kogi Governor-Elect. Kucha declared: “That Yahaya Bello, having polled the highest number of votes and satisfied the law is hereby returned elected”. The collation of results was temporarily paused when an unidentified agent of the PDP asked about the status of APC running mate. But the Resident Electoral Commissioner said Faleke remains the running mate to Alh. Yahaya Bello. The supplementary poll took place in 18 of the 21 Local Government Areas in the state. Immediately the results were announced, the streets of Lokoja, Kotonkarfe and Okene erupted in jubilation as people poured into the streets in hundreds to celebrate the victory. At Isanlu, Bello Support Organization said it is victory for democracy. Speaking exclusively to Vanguard at Isanlu, Chief Strategist of the organization, Abdulrasaq Ashiru said Yahaya Bello is God-sent for Kogi redemption. In his words: “This is the moment we have been waiting for; the moment of history. This is the time we have worked for; the hour of renaissance. Generations after us will be told the history of this day. “You can see the state-wide jubilation. That is the level of acceptance of the man, Yahaya Bello. He is the symbol of a new direction for our dear state. It is high time we placed emphasis on the factors that unite us. We are one people. “To the people’s governor, the time for ethnic equality is now. We must be united by the actions of government so that we can move forward as a state”. Also, a former Chairman of Okene Local Government Area, Hon. Saliu Ohize told Vanguard that Yahaya Bello’s victory os a product of the works of the late political leader of Ebiraland, Sen. A.T. Ahmed. “Today, I am shedding tears of joy and regret. Joy in the sense that a great governor has emerged. Regret in the sense that our leader, Sen. A.T. Ahmed is not here today to savour the fruits of his labour”. When our reporters contacted the governor-elect, Alh. Yahaya Bello, he said the victory belongs to all Kogites, asking everybody to rally round him to translate the victory to a success. He is expected to address the press soon. Final Results Ibaji: PDP 220 APC 369 Adavi: PDP 12 APC 878 Ankpa PDP 629 APC 562 Ajaokuta: PDP 12 APC 538 Omala: PDP 323 APC 317 Igalamela/Odolu PDP 434 APC 92 Ofu: PDP 484 APC 105 Dekina: PDP 1999 APC 2178 Kabba/Bunu: PDP 131 APC 201 Ijumu: PDP 102 APC 86 Lokoja: PDP 145 APC 301 Kogi/Koto: PDP 281 APC 406 Yagba West: PDP 73 APC 86 Okene: PDP 02 APC 208 Okehi: PDP 0 APC 108 Idah: PDP 70 APC 62 Bassa: PDP 114 APC 221 Olamaboro PDP 332 APC 167 Total: PDP 5363 APC 6885 Grand Total: PDP 204,877 APC 247,752 http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/breaking-news-inec-declares-yahaya-bello-kogi-governor-elect/ |
bulldoza:The THUNDER that will fire your Generation is seriously doing press up for insult the entire EBIRA people. you bloody slowpoke. |
After extensive consultations, the All Progressives Congress (APC) yesterday submitted the name of Yahaya Bello as the party’s new candidate for Kogi governorship supplementary poll. Bello replaces Prince Abubakar Audu, who died last weekend after leading the poll with 41,000. It was also learnt that the APC has retained Hon. James Abiodun Faleke as the party’s deputy governorship candidate. Mohammed Audu, the son of the late governorship candidate, was dumped by the party because the party felt that fielding him might vitiate the entire governorship poll in the state. But the people of Kogi West were mounting pressure on Faleke yesterday not to accept the nomination of Bello. Although they asked Faleke to withdraw from the race, the deputy governorship candidate was yet to make up his mind on the next step at press time. Investigation by our correspondent revealed that APC leaders, with the backing of some forces in the Presidency, opted for Bello because he came second in the party’s primaries behind Audu. It was also gathered that the APC leaders felt there was no way Mohammed Audu could be fielded as a compromise candidate since he was not a candidate in the primaries. A top source in APC said: “Our leaders met and after consultations reached a conclusion on the choice of Yahaya Bello from Kogi Central as the party’s governorship candidate to substitute the late Prince Abubakar Audu. “The leaders arrived at the conclusion because Bello was second to Audu at the validly conducted governorship primaries of the party. Instead of running into crisis with fresh primaries, the party opted to dust up the result of the previous one which was witnessed by INEC. “A letter, signed by the National Chairman of APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, on the choice of Bello has been submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Friday.” Asked of other factors behind the choice of Bello, the top APC leader said: “Our leaders bought into the idea that Faleke is strange to the politics of the state, having had most of his political career in Lagos. They felt it is better for him to learn the ropes in the state before becoming a governor. “They also argued that the choice of Bello will ensure power shift in the state and since the Ebiras were behind Audu, it won’t be difficult to foster understanding between Kogi East and Kogi Central Senatorial Districts. “Do not forget that Kogi East had already produced the minister from the state. “Another important factor is that some of the 91 polling units where elections were cancelled are in Kogi Central, and it will be easier to mobilize the electorate in the district to get the required votes to defeat the PDP candidate, Governor Idris Wada. “There was also some conspiracy behind the refusal of the ticket for Faleke. Some presidency forces stamped their feet that he must not be allowed to step into Audu’s shoes because of internal power struggles in APC. “I won’t give you names but the forced were more powerful than Oyegun and other NWC members.” On the dumping of Mohammed Audu, the source said: “Our leaders were guided by Section 141 of the Electoral Act. If we choose him, the entire election will be voided. “The section says: ‘An election tribunal or court shall not under any circumstance declare any person a winner at an election in which such a person has not fully participated in all the stages of such election. “We love the Audus but we cannot take such a big risk. If Wada and PDP go to court, they will win against Mohammed Audu.” As press time, there was pressure on Faleke by the people of Kogi West to opt out of the race. A different source said: “There are many options open to Faleke but the people of Kogi West want him to withdraw from the race. If Yahaya Bello gets the ticket, he might be reduced to a dummy deputy governor. “Unless Faleke can fight his cause in court and claim his mandate, he will be frustrated as a deputy governor. If he quits, the party will have justification for bringing Mohammed Audu and Kogi West will be politically alienated.” http://thenationonlineng.net/apc-picks-yahaya-bello-as-audus-replacement
|
By Kingsley Fanwo Ahead of the historic decision to be announced by the National Working Committee of the All Progressives Congress in Abuja today, strong indications have shown that Yahaya Bello may be declared as the candidate of the party ahead of the December 5 supplementary poll of the party. A member of the National Working Committee who craved anonymity confided in Vanguard that the decision to field Yahaya Bello was informed by his status as the runner-up up in the governorship primaries of the party, held on August 29 at the Confluence Stadium, Lokoja. According to the NWC member, the party may shelve the fresh primaries earlier proposed and declare Yahaya Bello as replacement for the late Prince Abubakar Audu. In his words: “We have been working round the clock to resolve the Kogi issue. INEC has given us the green light to come up with a replacement for the late Prince Abubakar Audu. Initially, we thought of organizing a fresh primary election. But with the current scenario, we have resolved to follow advice from informed quarters in order not to play into the hands of the PDP. “Bringing a fresh candidate now may throw up some legal issues as the primary we had in August has not been voided. As a party of change, we have to ensure we do things in accordance with the law. “We are presently building consensus around the decision as we need to put our house in order before making any announcement”. The source however said there were still a handful of opposition from powerful quarters against the nomination of Yahaya Bello but that the presidency is insisting on the party towing the path of constitutionalism on the Kogi governorship issue. Source: www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/apc-may-declare-yahaya-bello-as-audus-replacement |
chiefoluigwe:calling the whole Kogi state "big dry village" shows that you have not been to the place in your lifetime. It also shows that you have never traveled from your village ever since you were born. I have an assignment for you. since you have not been to OKENE before, Google search "OKENE town" and glance through some buildings there if they look like your cursed village. people with deluded brains. |
BALLOSKI:when were you bought from d Zoo? |
BALLOSKI:when were you bought from d Zoo? |
yakubuadeiza:Anebira Oboro |
9isguy:Don't mind broda. A bunch of evu, onitutu, usupa avi abenini vini. |
francizy:Don't mind them my broda. that is one the prejudices that we EBIRA people are facing, must especially in the midst of them. |
dayo23:And you think yours is in anyway better. please explain the issue that erupted in SOKA, Ibadan, sometimes ago. |


