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[quote author=nadia_SA]lol whenever i hve to attend classes i get sick...its all in the head i know but im in school today whoooray[/quote]You know y u get sick? ur mind isnt really there. u feel sick attending classes. so how was school today? u enjoyed it ba

[quote author=nadia_SA]thanks for the advice i will attend[/quote]Do u have a choice not to attend? *smiling*

All these are potential gays, that if they are not gays sef. wat wil make a man to pose like a woman. nice biceps, well built bodies but mehn i believe they are not straight. the 3rd guy should just give up. but is the contest all about muscles?

Nadia, I was sort of in ur shoes wen I was about leaving high school. My candid advice to you is to finish what you have started till the academic year runs out, go to classes(no knowledge is a waste). But meanwhile don't waste that one year. Do all what you can to see that to know what you really want and the course that will give you the joy you want.
You wrote you loved life sciences. To be clear, you love courses liKe marine science. Follow your heart but make sure you faithfully finish the course you are doing now

Its really sad and annoying d way GEJ is takin dis matter. Why re dey demandin 4 d original copy and d source since they had earlier sed it was a fake? They knw its 4 real.

LEADERSHIP, the Abuja national newspaper four of whose journalists were summoned by the police today, are being detained on the orders of President Goodluck Jonathan, the newspaper has said in a statement.
As SaharaReporters reported previously, the journalists were invited to meet with the police in connection with a story the newspaper published last week about a presidential directive to muzzle political opposition, the supporting document of which appeared in the paper.
The statement, signed by the company’s Group Managing Director, Azubuike Ishiekwene, named the four journalists as Chinyere Fred-Adebulugbe; Tony Amokeodo; Chibuzor Ukaibe; and Chuks Ohuegbe.
Mrs. Fred-Adebulugbe, the title’s Director of Human Capital who led the group, said that after they had given written statements to Deputy Inspector-General of Police Peter Gana who interviewed them, they were abruptly told they would not be allowed to leave unless they disclosed their source.  
“We told them that it would be unethical to disclose our source and asked them to charge us to court, if they wanted,” she said.  “They said they wanted to have the document. We said the bromide had been published and wondered why they were making such a fuss, since they said the document was a work of fiction.”
LEADERSHIP described the latest development as “a calculated and brazen affront” on press freedom, and expressed consternation that a supposedly elected government has sunk so low.
“President Jonathan and his handlers need to tell Nigerians and the civilised world why they have suddenly moved from describing the document as “fiction,” to a do-or-die obsession with knowing the source; they need to tell Nigerians most of who now live in mortal fear of their personal safety and security, if clamping down on the press has now become a priority sport,” the statement said, expressing resolve to hold the government to account as enshrined in the constitution.
“We stand by our story and will neither be cowed nor intimidated by the strong-arm tactics of President Jonathan nor by the puerile attempts by his spokesmen – Doyin Okupe and Dr. Reuben Abati – to tarnish our report,” the statement said.
Full text of the statement:
Four journalists with LEADERSHIP Newspapers have been detained at the Force Headquarters, Abuja, on the orders of President Goodluck Jonathan.
The journalists, Mrs. Chinyere Fred-Adebulugbe; Mr. Tony Amokeodo; Mr. Chibuzor Ukaibe; and Mr. Chuks Ohuegbe, had reported at the Force Headquarters on Monday morning to honour an invitation by the police.
The Director, Human Capital and former LEADERSHIP Sunday Editor, Mrs. Fred-Adegbulugbe, who led the journalists said, “After the journalists finished writing statements, DIG Peter Gana suddenly excused himself on a call from IGP Mohammed Abubakar.
“We were later told that we would not be allowed to leave except if we produced the source of the story. It was clear that this was not the call of the police. It is from President Goodluck Jonathan.
“We told them that it would be unethical to disclose our source and asked them to charge us to court, if they wanted. They said they wanted to have the document. We said the bromide had been published and wondered why they were making such a fuss, since they said the document was a work of fiction.
“The have made it clear that we would not be released except we give them the document. We can’t get out. I was escorted to use the toilet after begging.”
This is a calculated and brazen affront on press freedom; we are bereft that a supposedly elected government will come this low.
We demand the unconditional and immediate release of our journalists – Mrs. Chinyere Fred-Adebulugbe (Director, Human Capital); Chuks Ohuegbe (Managing Editor); Tony Amokeodo (Group News Editor); and Chibuzor Ukaibe (Political Reporter).
President Jonathan and his handlers need to tell Nigerians and the civilised world why they have suddenly moved from describing the document as “fiction,” to a do-or-die obsession with knowing the source; they need to tell Nigerians most of who now live in mortal fear of their personal safety and security, if clamping down on the press has now become a priority sport.
On our part, we wish to restate our resolve to continue to hold the government to account as enshrined in Chapter 22 of the constitution and to remain resolute in championing the course of press freedom and the right of the people to know.
We stand by our story and will neither be cowed nor intimidated by the strong-arm tactics of President Jonathan nor by the puerile attempts by his spokesmen – Doyin Okupe and Dr. Reuben Abati – to tarnish our report.

bakila: Fido dido the diff is clear Leadership don vex. Oya let the drama continue.

Act one, scene one

take dat: ^And you think those in Leadership Newspaper will have the effrontery to publish a fake document claiming its from the presidency when they know the likely consequence? Why hasn't the SSS swoop in on them? There are lots of moles and cretins in the Villa!

Am a reporter with Leadership paper here in Abuja and I can tell u dat d PD 95 came from d presidency. How it was obtained obviously can't b disclosed unless a court directive. GEJ won't toe that line cos he knows d document iS real. They re many oda cases of dis nature where d presidency yields d big stick where Leadership reports such matters and has been harrassed severally with SSS. Am expecting dem again soon.

laylow001: When I was younger I hated going to weddings. It seemed that all of my aunts and the grandmotherly types used to come up to me, poking me in the ribs and cackling, telling me, 'You're next.'

They stopped that shit after I started doing the same thing to them at funerals.

Guy, u re very wicked oooooo. U wan make them die!!! Abeg cool down for them.

The government to me seems very confused. Since we have a clueless leader, we should expect this kind of things.

The Federal
Government in Abuja on Monday granted Dana
Airline permission to resume flight operations
immediately.
This is contained in a statement issued by Mr Joe
Obi, the Media Adviser to the Minister of Aviation.
Officials of the Federal Ministry of Aviation and
the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority met with the
Management team from Dana Airlines today in
Abuja and deliberated on some safety issues in
connection with the operations of the airline.
"At the end of the meeting, the suspension of the
operations of the airline which took effect last
Saturday was lifted.
The airline is to resume normal operations
immediately,’’ the statement stated.
According to the statement, one of Dana’s aircraft
has a snag which led to the temporary suspension for
safety reasons.
"The particular aircraft which had a snag over the
weekend is to remain grounded until after its air-
worthiness has been re-certified by Boeing, the
manufacturer of the aircraft.
It will be recall that one of Dana’s aircraft crashed in June 2012 and its operational license was revoked by the government.
The airline was still battling with the resumption of
full operation across Nigeria when it asked to stop
operation again over safety issues.

must you guys copy the whole news just to say a 3 lettered word? simply make your comments and move on

Floreat to the KC guys in the house.tnx guys for answering d guy dat said I was blind, I could I ve assisted him. He lacked info and am sure he knows the answer now.WHEN THE CALL IS SOUNDED,ALL MUST ANSWER .........

Phemmmy: With money he was able to achieve all these.
Money answereth all things.

It wasn't money all thru....his talents opened doors for him seriously, as in seriously. He was ably supported by his parents. Basically his talents helped him.

oliidell: Cobhams is enigmatic. He neva ceases to amaze me. He holds his own in his field without eyes. I learnt he wz one of d best students in his class @KC. Carry on dude, Baba God dey ur syd.

I remenber back den in KC, he used to represent us in international competitions. A particular one where he came 3rd in d whole world. It was a debate on 'money makes the world go round'...he is good, among d 1st 3 in his class. A year my senior though....he was d school keyboardist, drummer, pianoist, everytin. Am proud to ve assisted him once a while to do sum chores cos of his sight.

The Corps Marshall and chief executive, Federal Road Safety Corps, Osita Chidoka has reviewed the activities of the commission in the last 25 years. This was part of activities lined up to commemorate the silver jubilee of the commission.
While delivering his speech, he highlighted the traffic situation in the country prior the establishment of the commission in 1988 which he described as “chaotic and unpredictable.” “With the FRSC coming on board, seat belt usage and public awareness had risen to 70% with improved crash helmet usage and installation of road signages on the highways,” Chidoka said. He also talked about the other achievements of the commission which included the introduction of the National Uniform Licensing Scheme which brought about the centralised data on drivers and vehicles across the country. He didn’t fail to mention the international recognition the commission had received in recent times. With honour, he talked whereby countries like Ghana, Sierra Leone and Mali had adopted the modus operandi of the commission to ensure safety on their roads.
However, the corps Marshall said in preparing for the challenges that await the commission in the next 25 years, the commission had invested heavily on technology with 345 V-SAT being installed to ensure interconnectivity. In his words “as we march into the future, electronic ticketing, online verification of drivers; licence number plates and drivers record will become routine task available to end users.
While answering questions from journalists, the Corps Marshall said those who were injured and others who died as a result of road crashes will be remembered and prayed for. Elaborating more on the issue of continuity of his lofty achievements after he must have handed over the baton of leadership, Chidoka pointed out the structures on ground would ensure that things won’t go down the slope. He further said the commission was in collaboration with security agencies on the use of surveillance cameras to track down traffic offenders.

I know most of us don't like GEJ. I base this on d barage of insults he recieves online. I personally support d war in Mali. I believe d president is ontarck to end d boko haram. It might have taken him so long bt he is winning d war against terror.
By cutting the base in Mali, d source has been weakened and thus the boko haram here are in jeopardy. Let's give it to Mr President pls. At least 4 once

The fear of Jack Bauer is the beginning of wisdom. 24 is still my fav movie so far. Keep rewatching the series.

This is surely a good one from Aregbe. I think kudos should be given to this guy for all his efforts. It is not easy being a leader bt I tink he has done certain things worthy of commendation. He has his flaws though bt nice Gov

To all of you saying an ex-convict becoming d president are not nice at all. she made a mistake and had been forgiven by God. she is on course making things right for herself. lets stop bashing her unnecssary. being an ex convict cant stop her from living her life. cant she amke her life meanigful? see mandela, see obasanjo and so many other people. those castigating her should check themselves also. her case with the medical doctor was a mistake which can happen to anyone. she smoked and drank heavily which she said she has stopped.
lets be real people. she deserves our prayers.

tchidi: I trekked today till my leg wan break!! From sky memorial to that Febson mall near d methodist church!! why? Alternatives should have been provided na!!

Gaskia, I feel for you. D trekking distance no too much sha bt I knw it won't b funny. Its now pple will identify shortcuts around. I was lucky to quickly inquire from dose enviromental guys, I for don trek reach dat wuse bridge, realising no cars, den turn back. Dey will return to status quo, no b naija

it takes the grace of God to wait. am no saint at all cos i have tasted the forbidden fruit many times. sorry not taste but ate. it is not easy at all. it takes more than willpower to wait. the man may b willing, wat of the lady? sometimes, men dont wait cos dey want to b sure of wat dey are paying for say its not 'konga'

All of you are wrong joooor. It is called "eating bottom,eating bottom"

speeder: And they said Fashola isn't working.

But really how does dis topic relate to fashola?am sowwie u need to think 2ce b4 u do anything.
@ topic,dis is inhumane.d actions of some of our govs are just shameful.its either dey re floggin sumbody or kills and yet dey won't b prosecuted cos of immunity and wen dey re out, nothin happns still.y won't KD b crisis zone if d gov behaves like dis?

cool pixs.....they are full of inspirations to the women folk