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peppyluv02:
You also believe that's a primary school question? The op shot herself when she said 'pupil' and not 'student'....
And the handwriting is too mature for a child.

changes1:
Hmmmmm...
I think the teacher who marked is the same person that wrote the question and answer.

Look closely at the letters you'll notice the letters look alike.

Example, look at the letters "a" "s" "e" and also "th" you'll understand what I'm talking of.

Besides someone who is a supposed dunce won't have a good handwriting like this.

#busted

princeogbeide1:
Lol" the hand writing on blue pen and red pen are alike! Who noticed that?

Mogidi:
Not when the supreme court is an arm of APC.

cirmuell:
Me I get my state's force PPRO number, I dey wait 4 the police wey go F with me.

TonyeBarcanista:
God bless you @ Mrs Zahra Mustapha Audu!

We all can see the lies and fraud of your husband's spoilt ex-side chick called sugabelly. Be rest assured that Nigerians of good conscience sincerely mourn with your family on the loss of your patriarch. Be rest assured that all the true lovers of justice and haters of blackmail are behind your husband in this baseless accusation against him by that obsessive ex-side chick.

God be with your family

mbulela:
There perverted view of sexuality and abuse is being accepted as the norm. We must resist it.
I am not surprised sha.
A society that sees nothing wrong with Olamide's STORY FOR THE GODS is a society that had normalized abuse and rationalizes rape and abuse.
Not all men are like that. We will not allow them stigmatize manhood with their perverted views.
That a girl willingly partook in an orgy today does not mean that you and your friends cannot gang rape her the next day.
I find it naive and daft of people to be using the fact that they were in a relationship as an alibi for the alleged abuses. Abuse and relationships are not mutually inexclusive.
I know a girl in her late teens whose boyfriend'idea of punishment was anal sex for every time she disobeyed him. The girl did not like anal sex but loved the boy. It took her opening up to her aunty who is a friend of mine (said aunty is in her late twenties) for the girl to find the courage to end the relationship and threaten the boy with a police case. Someone will come and tell me it was not abuse becuase the girl was still dating the boy.

agabusta:
Hmmmm I thought u re a political analyst.

Well from my own opinion, they had a relationship, a very steamy one that ended at the detriment of the girl.

And she is still very bitter and angry.

Sometimes some ladies especially those ones u took their virginity can be crazily in love with someone.

They can also be obsessively in love, which I think is what happened in this case.

The lady obviously was obsessively in love with the guy and threw everything at him.

TonyeBarcanista she may be right that she was gang banged, but I can validly assume that she must have willingly participated in at least one o*rgy before the guy will be forcing her to participate in others.

Youths having access to cool cash and liberty can be extremely wild.

The guy and the lady obviously had a wild intimate relationship, which resulted in the lady being in emotional bondage to the guy. The guy, as usual with most spoilt brats then took advantage of her and started treating her like dirt.

The lady being an obsessive lover, took the dirt thinking "if that pleases the man I love, then I can take it".

At the end of the day, the guy jilted her in a way that left her emotionally devastated. Jilting an obsessive lover can be traumatic, infact they may kill in anger sef or commit suicide.

She is angry and bitter and unable to get back at the Audus due to their influence in the society.

This must have made her even more bitter.

She now lives in the US, land of equity and justice. And her eyes are fully opened with realisations that she was abused!

This is with respect to her age then, but had the guy not jilted her, this would never had come up.

She wants her own pound of flesh and has fired the first shots.

But I must let her know that this is Nigeria, except she has all her facts intact, Nigerian guys cannot be easily intimidated.

When the Audus decide to fight back and open their own can of worms, I hope her family will not suffer greater embarrassments.

Of course the show has just began, she fired the first shots at the Audus using their real name while she used an alias that sounds even somehow. The Audus are now prepared to take on her back and has revealed her real name.

One thing is sure, the Audu guy may be guilty on some fronts, but this lady equally played along until the relationship was broken. Imagine a lady trying to describe sexual encounter with a guy to the public using a phrase like "he fvck.d me". [/b]Her usage of that word alone will make a lot of people in this our society to doubt the 'young innocent me personality' she is trying to sell to the public.

I'm not a lawyer. [b]Someone pls tell me if we have anything like 'statutory rape' in the Nigerian criminal laws. No bashing pls. Just want to know if for sure we also have it in our laws.

Ahmadabd:
ZARIA: CENTRE OF LEARNING


Ahmadu Bello University belongs to the First generation Universities in Nigeria, it was officially launched on October 4th 1962 in a colourful
ceremony presided over by it's first Chancellor, Sir Ahmadu Bello.

Today, Ahmadu Bello University has turned out to be the largest university in Nigeria, sub-saharan Africa and second largest to Al-Azhar University in Africa covering a land area of about 7,000 hectares. The University embraces 12 Faculties, a Postgraduate school, 94 Departments, 6 Institutes, 6 Specialized centres, a Division of 4 Agricultural colleges (DAC), a School of Basic and Remedial Studies (SBRS), a Demonstration Secondary School (DSS), and a Primary School.

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) has produced over 800,000 graduates in the last 50years (1962 - 2012). Among our alumni are President,
Governors, Speakers, Chief Judges, SGFs, Ministers, Academicians, Technocrats, Human right activists and others.

If your university no get president, ABU get Yar'adua If your university no get first lady, ABU get Turai
and Aisha Buhari If your university no get Governor, ABU get 10 out of the current 36 governors

This small Article is compiled and written by a 300 level student of the Ahmadu Bello University, Department of Human Anatomy, Faculty of
Medicine.

Below is a list of ABU alumni team #NaturallyAhead

As you read may the spirit of NaturallyAhead be with You

Greatest Abusite team #NaturallyAhead

PRESIDENT

1. Umaru Musa Yar'adua, GCFR

VICE PRESIDENTS

1. Oladipo Diya, GCON
2. Atiku Abubakar, GCON
3. Namadi Sambo, GCON

SPEAKER

1. Ghali Umar Na'Abba

CHIEF JUSTICE OF NIGERIA, CJN

1. Alouysius Iyorgyer Katsina-Alu, SAN
2. Idris Legbo Kutigi, GCON
3. Dahiru Musdapher, SAN
4. Muhammad Lawal Uwais, GCON
5. Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad
6. James Ogenyi Ogebe
7. Saifullahi Muntaka Coomassie
8.Mahmud Muhammed - Current

ECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION

1. Dr. Gidado Idris
2. Mahmud Yayele Ahmed
3. Engr. Babachir David Lawal - current

HEAD OF SERVICE FEDERATION

1. Dr. Danladi Irmiya Kifasit

GOVERNORS

1. Nasir Ahmad El-rufai, Current KAD
2. Abdullahi U. Ganduje, Current KAN
3. Samuel I. Ortom, Current BENt
4. Umaru T. Al-makura, Current NAS
5. Ibrahim H. Dankwambo, Current GOM
6. Ibrahim Geidam, Current YOB
7. Badaru Abubakar, Current JIG
8. Darius Ishaku, Current TAR
9. Muh'd A. Abubakar, Current BAU
10. Simon Lalong, Current PLA
11. Ahmad M. Makarfi, Fmr. KAD
12. Ibarhim S. Shema, Fmr. KAT
13. Donald Duke, Fmr. CRS
14. Patrick I. Yakowa, Fmr. KAD
15. Isa Yuguda, Fmr. BAU
16. Danbaba D. Suntai, Fmr. TAR
17. Mukhtar R. Yero, Fmr. KAD
18. Bukar A. Ibrahim, Fmr. YOB
19. Ibrahim N. D. Gari, Fmr. KEB
20. Mohammed Bawa, Fmr. EKT
21. Adamu A. Muazu, Fmr. BAU
22. Ibrahim Shekarau, Fmr. KAN
23. Umaru Yar'adua, Fmr. KAT
24. Barnabas Gemade, Fmr. BEN
25. James B. Ngillari, Fmr ADA

MINISTERS

1. Aisha Jummai Alhassan - women aff
2. Muh'd Bello Adoke - Justice
3. Jerry Gana - Information
4. Shamsudeen Usman - National Planning
5. Rilwanu Lukman - Petroleum
6. Nenadi Esther - Finance
7. Maryam Ciroma -
8. Umaru Dembo - Petroleum
9. Nasir el-Rufai - FCT
10. Samuel Ioraer Ortom - Trade/Investment
11. Darius Ishaku - NDDC
12. Ruqayya A. Rufai - Education
13. Ibrahim Shekarau - Education
14. Hadiza Mai-Lafiya - Environment

NNPC General Managing Directors

1. Shehu Ladan, GMD NNPC
2. Andrew Yakubu, GMD NNPC
3. James T. Dawha, GMD NNPC

IGP/DSS/EFCC

1. Solomon Arase - current IGP
2. Lawal Daura - Acting DG SSS
3. Ibrahim Lamorde - current DG EFCC
4. Afakriya Gadzama - Fmr DG SSS
5. Nuhu Ribadu - Fmr DG EFCC

ACADEMICIANS

1. Prof. Ayodele Awojobi, Scientist at UNILAG
2. Prof. Ibrahim H. Umar, fmr. VC BUK & VC
FUTMinna
3. Ussif Rashid Sumaila, Economist
4. Prof. Isa Marte Hussaini, Professor of
pharmacology
5. Dr. Aminu Safana, Neuro-surgeon
6. Prof. Abdullahi Mustapha, Pharmacist
7. Prof. Andrew J. Nok, Biochemist &
Commissioner of Health Kaduna State
8. Prof. Ibrahim Garba, Geologist
9. Prof. Ango Abdullahi, Chairman ACF, Agronomist
& fmr. VC
10. Prof. Lawal Khalid, CMD ABUTH

OTHERS

1. Attahiru Jega, Fmr. Chairman INEC
2. Gen. Azubike Ihejirika, Fmr. CoAS
3. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Fmr. CBN Governor &
Emir of Kano
4. Aisha Buhari, First Lady
5. Turai Yar'adua, Fmr. First lady
6. Ibrahim Boyi, CEO Peugeot Automobile Nigeria
Limited
7. Suleiman Barau, Deputy Governor CBN
8. Mansur Mukhtar, Fmr. Executive Director World
Bank
9. Rilwanu Lukman, Fmr. President OPEC

and many more

cc: lalastica

TonyeBarcanista:
They call themselves "Human Right Watch" but they are violating the right of Simon Lalong to dress as he pleases. What an irony

cramjones:
"Come now, you who say, “Today or tomorrow we will go to such and such a city, spend a year there, buy and sell, and make a profit”; whereas you do not know what will happen tomorrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapor that appears for a little time and then vanishes away. Instead you ought to say, “If the Lord wills, we shall live and do this or that.” James 4: 13 - 15

This response is not meant to mock the dead, very far from it, but to reveal the sorry state Nigeria has become, and to teach us a lesson or two. Sadly, we have had 3 deaths in less than 3 months of well-known politicians, and these three have different tales.

1. Diepreye Alamaeseigha: A man whose fondest memories among Nigerians is that who stole his state's resources, arrested in London, jumped bail by pretending to be a woman, came to Nigeria, served jail term, and openly said he forgave OBJ who jailed him.
Even in death people still thought and still think he is still alive. Faking his death to avoid another London Bruhaha. How bad can a politician be that people even doubt the day of his death?

2. Abubakar Audu: A man who openly admitted he stole N11 billion of his state loot, and his major campaign promise was to return the loot!
This man died, resurrected and then died again! Only in Nigeria.

3. GNS Pwajok: This man was different from the pack. A smart erudite, young, astute, and deeply loved politician. Unfortunately he died, but throughout Plateau state, he is fondly remembered and has remained a huge vacuum in the politics of plateau.

What would you be remembered for? Life is so fleeting. Let us get our acts together and make Nigeria great again!

-CramJones

docadams:
You better grow up from your infantile intelligence. What do you think will happen to Congolesa Rice if she behaves like Dasuki?

Do you think issues of national security are what you blab about in public, in a security conscious environment, like Dasuki is doing.

And you think that Dasuki should be the one procuring military hardware for this country.

And most of all, you think Dasuki is acting right by posing a challenge to the government of the day.

In sane clime Dasuki is a security risk and he should be
dealt with as such. He is a potential double agent.

Boy, in the world of secret service, nothing is real. Even the lives of the agents are not reals. They operate according to set of rules different from the usual. You get it?

In the U.S. he woull be lucky to be alive. In Russia and China. he would definitely be deleted

docadams:
You appear like someone who regal in tales of criminality and limitations and/or failures of those who risk their lives pursuing criminals in the dark alleys of the streets.

It's your choice.

docadams:
Your opinion.

docadams:
Hmmmmmm

Rule of law sometimes becomes an ass especially where the rich and mighty are concerned. They embezzle, ad infinitum, from any privileged position, wipe their asses with our statue book, click their fingers for the attention of legal luminaries that are ready to lick their balls, and lock eyes with the custodian of our commonwealth and laws with a challenge to them to dare if they can.

Putin's Russia practises democracy but with a peculiar brand of rule of law. You cannot be a known rogue and still expect a jacuzzi bath in your comfy. . You either shape up or ship out.

Even China that has become the envy of Western world would not give infidels like Dasuki this latitude to hold its military institution in such low esteem. He would have been termed an enemy of the state, tried secretly, and executed secretly. That is what I call real deterrent

It is high time we re-appraised our approach to criminal issues and, more especially, matters of state security.

IlekeHD:
smart guy

llcoolj:
Ola Johnson: Who remembers this reggae song? Chase them oh Rasta chase them. Chase them away. Answer:That song was actually sung by Maxwell Udoh

midolian:
http://dailypost.ng/2015/11/18/dasuki-releases-breakdown-of-arms-purchases-says-nigerians-will-hear-a-lot/

Lalasticlala

ezeagu:
Answer this question, is the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Russia a standard for human development and rights? Those Arab countries managed to keep hold of their resources, but their countries are built with slave labour from India. Russia is well known to be an oligarchy. You should have used the US, UK, and Canada, but that would not fit your point.

maestroferddi:
The mainstream media houses that spread this unsubstantiated news should cover their heads in shame.

cococandy:



Insane family

YoruBanger:
Oh, so vanguard news is no longer reputable to you? Bad-belle is allowed. Na you sabi Jo. Kudos to the Prof.

Citytutors01:
How much do Nigerian companies really pay? Although not everyone considers pay package as the first thing for picking up a particular job, but there is no denying that pay packages determine a whole lot of things when it comes to picking up jobs.

As far as Nigeria is concerned, which companies are doing well at rewarding labour? We are going to look at a few of them and the industries they represent. It is also important to note that within same industry, there are disparities in salary scale depending on company policies, department and of course the level of the staff in the company – entry, middle or management.

1. Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Ltd (Oil & Gas) is a Joint Venture between Shell and The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)and ranks topmost on the list of companies that pays the highest salaries in Nigeria. The Company pays its entry level staff between N1million to as high as N2.5million (even as high as N6million) to junior staff depending on department and skills required.

2. Chevron (Oil & Gas) is also one of the top in the list of highest paying companies. The company operates in the Oil & Gas industry and is reputable for making its workers smile with juicy salary packages and other perks. Maybe this is due to its American background. Chevron pays a salary range of between around N2 – N2.5million in salary for her entry level staff per annum.

3. Mobil Oil & Gas Multinational (Exxonmobil) (Oil & Gas). Also with an American root Mobil has a strong base in the country and is the world’s largest publicly traded international oil and Gas Company, the world’s largest refiner and marketer of petroleum products and also a technology company, applying science and innovation to find better, safer and cleaner ways to deliver the energy the world needs. Exxonmobil pays around N3.6million – N9.6million in annual salary at entry level and that depends on your duty and which of the departments of the company you work with.

4. NNPC Oil & Gas (Oil & Gas) This is Nigeria owned oil and gas company and it’s just natural to be interested in what it pays its employees. With its Corporate Headquarters located at NNPC Towers, Central Business District, Herbert Macaulay Way, P.M.B. 190, Garki, Abuja, this custodian of Nigeria’s national wealth pays about N1.56million for entry level staff per annum.

5. MTN (Telecoms) There is no arguing the fact that MTN is the most widely known Telecoms Company in Nigeria. The company’s branded yellow colour stands out conspicuously anywhere. The company has gained so much ground and share of the industry that the rest are only playing catch up. That is why it is the number 5th best company in Nigeria. MTN pays her entry level staff up to N2.5million per annum.

Other companies that are within the top 10 bracket of highest paying companies in Nigeria are:

6. Nestle Nigeria Plc (FCMG) is probably the most recognised name in Nigeria as far as house-hold items are concerned. The company which pays about N1million to N2.5million in annual salaries. This is apart from the several household items as perks.

7. Nigeria Civil Service (Government) a lot of people believe offers some level of job security. Except on extreme cases of misconduct, sacking a worker is not as common as it is in the private sector. Although there are no standards across all ministries under the government, hence some pay more than the others. At entry level for example in the Nigerian Customs the annual salary is between N960,000 – N1.2million and some pay less.

8. Total Oil (Oil & Gas), a major player in the O&G industry in Nigeria. This company pays its entry level staff anything from N5million and above in annual salary. Sometimes a staff in a place like Port-Harcourt may earn more than one in Lagos, though they are in the same level.

9. Dangote Group (FCMG) is another very well-known name in Nigeria and across Africa. The Group has interests in different economic sectors from building materials to daily household needs. And its staff enjoys different salary packages across the different companies under the conglomerate, bearing in mind the standard national minimum wage.

10. Nigeria Breweries (FCMG) is another well-known company in Nigeria that has cut a niche for itself and is very well accepted among its customers. This company pays from N800,000 and above in annual salary.

Which of these companies is your choice? Why would you want to work for the company? What are the things you primarily consider in order to choose a company to work for?

Leave your comments.

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paulGrundy:
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I always knew something was fishy.

dominique:
If he truely stole then he deserves every single bit of the humiliation. This should serve as a lesson to those who derives joy by making others miserable, your day will soon come.