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Dumb broad. Just a year ago, this broad was stripping to cover her living expenses. Now, she got her name on billboards and got a couple of songs out but instead of staying on the grind so she can stack her money, she gets knocked up. Where were these niggas before you got popping? Let's see how you handle yourself when the nigga eventually leaves you and how you balance that with your no-talent hype in an unforgiving music industry. |
When Buhari assumed seat, some of the refineries were producing at appreciable capacity, the clowns termed it "Buhari body odour", instead of the result of the turn around maintenance of the previous government. So, what has happened with the body odour? No more sweat? hahahaha. The revolution will be televised. |
Does this clown remember that Gov Shettima (the APC gov of Borno) maliciously refused to inform GEJ about the kidnap and that GEJ had to know of the alleged kidnap through security intelligence outside the official laid down channels? The obvious question is this: If a governor in whose state a kidnap has occured, refuses to inform you his superior officer, are you supposed to proceed without conducting your due diligence? Who are the handlers of this clown? |
The quota system apologists won't come here to advocate how equal representation should be instituted in the force. The clowns wail in fury why quota system and federal character must prevail in govt funded education but not in govt funded service. hahahaha. Despite the injustice, their region is still the poorest, most diseased and the most uneducated. hahahaha |
This clown drawing parallels with FIFA world cup doesn't realise that despite representatives from all continents, merit is maintained and that is why you have UEFA having 13 countries outside the host and you have CONCACAF with 3 direct slots. This clown...hahahahahaha. |
It's no wonder that the beneficiary of this unjust imposition by a government that should have merit and justice as it's watch world for growth and development will be the first to resist regionalism so that every region would be responsible for it's success and failure. It's no wonder that despite the rulers of this country being majorly from a particular section, their region is still the poorest, most diseased, most repressed and the most uneducated. Of what use then is the acclaimed power? Hahahahaha. |
Chukazu:You should have ignored that clown. The filth is even using as an example a system that rewards merit by expanding the number of eligible participants. That is why I do not reward these filths by responding to their mentions. They are illogical. |
IgboticGirl:The problem is that you are shortsighted, and so are your kind. By willingly allowing yourself to play fairly in an unjust system, you provide conditions for your continued repression by the system. |
Yyeske:Do you have any sense at all? What are they supposed to do on this case that they haven't been doing as a cultural organization? What is the correlation between the demands for an equitable educational justice with the political drivel you have up there? Pathetic filth. |
Nigeria can no longer afford to subsidize mediocrity in the guise of affirmative action. Countries where affirmative actions in education are practiced, have and implement legislations against discrimination after school. This is not the same in Nigeria. In Nigeria, the most poorly educated, by virtue of their region, are propped by the system to lead. This must be resisted. |
ENUGU —THE apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has lambasted the Federal Ministry of Education for continuing in alleged descriminatory cut off point in unity schools in Nigeria. In a statement yesterday, the group alleged that under the guise of educationally disadvantaged areas, some states are unduly favoured with very low cut off marks while others have unacceptably high cut off points. The statement said: “For instance, whereas Abia State has 65 points for male and female, some states in the North have as low as 7 points for female and 10 points for male. This cannot continue. And funny enough, when products of this unjust system graduate, the same so-called educationally disadvantaged specie will get jobs and preferential treatment before his ‘advantage” colleague. This is robbing Peter to pay Paul. This is the highest degree of in-built terror against some people in Nigeria and it must stop. It has got to stop. This favoritism must stop if we want to continue as one nation.” Ohanaeze Ndigbo also condemned the re-instatement and promotion of Ibrahim Othman , one of the masterminds of the APO six killing in 2006. “Othman was recently re-instated and is now an Assistant Inspector General of Police . This is a great insult to the sensibility of the victims and dependants of the deceased traders. “There is no part of the world where this kind of callousness can happen and we call on the IG of Police and the Federal Government to reconsider the shameful act. “We also call for investigation into the ownership of oil blocs in Nigeria to ensure it meets geographical spread. The DPR and NNPC should publish the ownership structure of oil blocs in Nigeria.” https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/ohanaeze-faults-fgs-cut-off-mark-disparity-unity-schools/ |
What I noticed when I flipped the monickers who made claims that there was no discrimination in the exercise was that the monickers were created to make that particular positive comment. While this does not mean the accusation was false, it gives possibility to bias, since anyone can create an account and make claims. Suing employers in this part of the world is a grey area which is rarely successful. |
I love how events that expose Islam to criticism are hurriedly pushed to the Islamic section where a non-muslim is made to assent to some oath. Seun, you did a great job. |
Stay tuned for the Mambilla response. Remember where you read it first. Edit: It didn't take long: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/20-killed-300-cows-stolen-fresh-taraba-violence/ |
Read the comment quoted from Atiku and reconcile it with your heading. Atiku is basically saying that having good leadership or tackling corruption is not enough without examining the issues thrown up by the current deformed structure. He is actually emphasizing that restructuring is non-negotiable. |
mekaboy:That's the point. The govt owes you but it would look better on their manifesto if they show pictures of infrastructure in alleged marginalised areas. That's the same thing they did with the Ogoni clean up. Where are they now? |
That Sukuk bond expenditure is a loan taken by the FG. What this actually means is that you have to demand greater share and implementation of the investment. The loan will be paid by Nigerians. It's not an Islamic gift, it's a loan taken by the FG in your name and we know the regions that will barely contribute to the payment. |
oyb:Mumu. The sukuk bond is a federal government investment not a Muslim investment. The FG can decide to invest in a Christian bond or Hindu bond...whatever. In the same vein, sharia states should stop sharing in VAT from alcohol, tobacco etc. Pathetic zombie. |
buhariguy:Eleyi ti ya werey o. |
Lalasticlala, it's pertinent for this news to be given the widest eminence, so that the appropriate dietary precautions can be adopted. |
The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) has revealed that the south-west has the second highest number of stunted children in Nigeria. UNICEF Communication Officer, Blessing Ejiofor, speaking at a meeting on child nutrition in Ogun state attributed the high number of stunted children in the region to acute malnutrition. She revealed that 19.4% of children in South West are stunted, which is only second to what is obtained in the North. She said; “However, 19.4 per cent of children in South-West Nigeria are stunted. This figure is worse than the figure for the South-East and the south-south but better than the North as we would see during the presentations. This calls for more work by everyone –government and all of us. “As agenda setters, we must do more to keep child nutrition conversations on the priority list of those that can act to reverse this ugly trend. “UNICEF believes that journalists can help set the agenda for action against all forms of child malnutrition, be it severe acute malnutrition or stunting. This, the media can do by creating heightened awareness among leaders and citizens. The media remains UNICEF’s major ally as we work for every child, everywhere, to build a better world for everyone. www.saharareporters.com/2018/02/27/south-west-has-second-highest-number-stunted-children-nigeria-unicef cc: lalasticlala |
Two monikers run by the same person is quoting each other on this very page, to prove what exactly? Hahahaha. |
...You know, during the registration periods in 2011 and 2014, the machines rejected birth-dates that were not up to 18yrs as of the date of registration.. So please, help me confirm if these kids altered their birth-years on the PVC cards..If you could present the premise in bold but are still unable to realise that the kids had to inflate their ages to beat the system safeguard, then you truly lack critical thought. |
tk4rd:Don't be obtuse. These kids are not registered as kids. Their date of birth on the PVC are at least 18. PVCs only work in the region where they were registered. Thus, PVC registered in Lagos can vote only in Lagos. You lack the clarity of thought to even present your obtuse logic. |
