₦airaland Forum

Sunymoore:
@CNNAfrica was busy blaming Ethiopia airline and Africa for the crash. Fake news station

can I get a link of this?

wetdick:
have you noticed that CNN has never showed any thing postive about african americans other than racism and victimization

first it was "CNN doesn't show anything positive about Africans". now it's "CNN doesn't show anything positive about African Americans".
you should stop talking if you don't know what you are talking about.

Opera2167:
https:///IztMkQt4nZXHryIHeF4gcy

it's not going. plz add 07037636922

doublewisdom:
Oyedepo is confused. The Bible says that " by strength shall no man prevail ".

the Bible also says "faith without works is dead"

obixcel:
Republicans once stripped House Rep. Steve King of his position as a Committee member for making Racist comment. QUESTION: What punishment has Omar faced? NONE Democrat Party - Party of Anti-Semites

Steve king had been in congress and consistently said racist things for 16 years. what were republicans waiting for?
they only removed him now coz it was convenient to do so.
Rep. Omar criticizing Israeli policies and money in politics is about as antisemitic as criticizing Saudi Arabia for same is islamophobic. (BTW she has equally criticized Saudi Arabia for same)

I'm here. so what's the plan?

kes4glory:
so nobody wants to answer me abi

sorry bruh. we are all to the best of my knowledge, also waiting for response from CAPG

I'm all for one Nigeria. but when I see news like this, I sometimes wonder if nnamdi kanu had a point.

both apc and pdp supporters are celebrating prematurely. both parties have yet to reveal their jokers yet. wait for the finale before making mouth.

shomutuski:
Exactly my brother man!
the propsed selling nnpc nailed Atiku coffin. i'm currently serving in one of the nnpc subsidiaries in abuja and i can say that all the workwers massively worked against Atiku cus they know once nnpc is sold, they would all lose their jobs....

exactly the way my dad and 1700 other nitel workers nationwide lost their jobs when the bvstards sold nitel with that primitive baboon obj

I understand that you and your guys what to keep your jobs, but this is one area where I completely agree with atiku. nnpc is till date the only major oil company that CONSISTENTLY reports losses. it's sheer madness to keep things the way they are.

HigherEd:
ABUAD na lawyers coven o. Just refund them their money if you don't want to go to prison

this man knows.

Saints Row 2 without using cheats.

highcollide:
Managers should be looking to avoid Chelsea.


There fans are like ritualists. They don't apply patience. They want quick success. Sarri only bought jorginho. He has not bought his own players and you're already screaming for his head. Success takes time. Guardiola even struggled in his first season. He lost 4:0 to common Everton. You Chelsea fans are a bunch of cry babies and your understanding of the word "loyalty" is non-existent.

please stop saying things like this. the problem Chelsea fans have with sarri isn't the fact that he is losing. Antonio conte suffered humiliating loses against Bournemouth and Watford and yet he still had the support of most Chelsea fans. in fact he only lost his job because he and the Chelsea board were beefing.
sarri's problem is that
1) he keeps playing players in stupid positions. you're telling me he hasn't bought his players but with all due respect, that's not a smart thing to say. a good manager knows to adapt and play to his players' strength especially in the EPL which is so competitive. not to mention, sarri knew the players he was going to meet before he signed on.

now tell me, how can you have the best defensive midfielder on the planet and yet play him in an attacking role while using only two center defenders? how is azpiluequeta playing right back when victor Moses would have been more suited for the role? why use a system that requires the Left and right backs to move upfront often when they both lack the pace (particularly Alonso) to quickly track back and stop counter attacks (and remember, kante is upfront so he can't assist the defense and Jurginho is very poor in defense roles as we've seen this season)
2) how does Jurginho consistently see a first team shirt over the likes of Ross Barkley (powerful long range shooter), Kovacic (impeccable ball control and ability to run at defense) and Loftus cheek (same as kovacic and links up well with hazard; also a proven goal scorer). Jurghinho brings absolutely nothing to the game. I would honestly pick even ampadu over jurghinho because at least, I would have someone with a good defensive attribute.
jurghinho can not defend, lacks pace, poor shooting record, obviously can't link up with hazard, and worst, he can't throw a decent long range pass to save his life. all he does is enter the game and pad stats with uninspired short range passes mostly to the defense. he's almost as bad as bakayoko and at least, kante was the DM when bakayoko was playing.
completely useless player yet somehow is guaranteed a shirt no matter how badly he plays.
3) his system is too rigid for the EPL. yes, every EPL manager has a football philosophy which influence their tactic. but they all allow their players room to improvise and utilise their respective playing styles within said football philosophy. sarri on the other hand only wants his players to play "sarriball" the exact way he wants it. no room for change. this makes Chelsea predictable and its why after the initial good start to the season, small teams are now causing use problems.

this is just my take though.

Kano and Kaduna. if atiku somehow manages to win these two, it's all over.

RockHard:
It's like Kwankwaso and his supporters keep moving from local government to local government in kano for these their rallies. But to what end really?

because they know that Kano (and Kaduna) is the most important state. if pdp can win even one or both of those, it's all over.

Onyinye95:
Hi. Has anybody received the formal assessment invite yet?

i haven't received it yet

Hardefunke:
please i got the mail for assessment. i need the workforce material also...kindly help a sister.
my email address is adesetedorcas@gmail.com

just study dragnet and GMAT past questions. I wrote their Ecobank test last week. it seems that's where they get their questions from.

depends one question; where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?
just take a few hours to think about that question. the right answer will come.
good luck.

who has mass effect 1 PC here?
I've got COD world at war and Saints Row 2 to swap

make sure you register using the link in the invite mail.

just practice dragnet past questions (numerical, verbal and abstract) for workforce group questions.

please for those invited, what is the dress code?

alizma:
politics is a game, in fact, a "rough" game that must be played within the law. I don't know if there is sinister motive behind Onnoghen's suspension but whether there is or not, the Buhari camp with the help of Onnoghen himself has played within the law.
1. the law that vested right on Buhari to appoint CJN also vested on him the right to suspend the same person and also the right to appoint another person to act in his capacity. go and read Nigerian Law interpretation act.
2. the suspended CJN by his position is not expected to be found wanting or claiming ignorant of certain portion of Nigerian law or declared himself not sound in mind(Forgetfullnes)
3. Onnoghen has a written acknowledgement, admitting that he is rightfully accused but sighted forgetfulness which is not recognize by law as excuse.
4. Before the politicians get you into shouting what you don't understand, Onnoghen has only been suspended not sacked

Now let's look outside the law
1. Assuming that Onnoghen is from Kaduna, Katsina or even Kogi and a case like this comes up and he admitted and Buhari decides to retain him, will Nigerians especially those from the East in particular give their support and praise to Buhari for keeping him?
2. finally before you criticize Buhari, remember the Kemi Adeosun's case. ignorant was not taken as excuse then why now.

bruh, stop confusing people. buhari can appoint the CJN/justice of the Supreme Court subject to input from the Senate. hence the law you are quoting does not apply here. if anything it makes the case that the Senate should be involved before any suspension of a serving justice.

pojuBiodun1:
please how do i get to d venue from iyana ipaja

get bus going to oshodi. then when you get to oshodi, enter bus going to Gbagada/new garage and stop at 1st/2nd Pedro bus stop. that's what I was told.

ofoka:
One wonder how this kind of fake and dubious advert make their way to front page here.

There is no company called access-diamond bank

access bank and diamond bank are in the process of merging. it's not fake.

Massive corruption among top military chiefs appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari is the reason Nigeria is losing the war against Boko Haram, the Defense and Foreign Affairs has revealed in its Special Analysis released on December 28.
The Defense and Foreign Affairs reports are published by the International Strategic Studies Association (ISSA) based in the United States of America. ISSA is a Washington-based non-governmental organisation with a worldwide membership of professionals involved in national and international security and strategic policy.
The association, in 1998, took over publication of the Defense and Foreign Affairs publishing and information group, which began in 1972, providing strategic information and analysis to governments worldwide. It also incorporates the Global Information System (GIS), an encrypted on-line intelligence service for governments.
President of ISSA, Gregory Copley, told THISDAY yesterday night that their analyses were not released to the public but to governments the organisation had affiliation with. Investigation shows that not less than 160 countries have some form of affiliation to the organisation’s reports.
Asked specifically if the organisation had any affiliation with Nigeria, Coley, replied, “All I can say is that our report go to all countries we have some form of affiliation with. I will not comment on specific cases.”
The report obtained by THISDAY is damning and blames corruption among higher ups in the military high command for the faltering war against Boko Haram. Extracts from the analysis stated that at present, the Nigerian government had completely and comprehensively lost control of the engagement with Boko Haram and could show no instance when the government presently had tactical, theater, strategic, or information dominance of any aspect of the conflict.
According to the report, the insurgent groups grow stronger, and the government forces grow weaker and more beset by morale collapse.
It said, “It is fair to say that the Nigerian intelligence community itself is no longer sure what groups even comprise ‘Boko Haram’, nor has it addressed the international logistical, ideological, and support aspects contributing to the ongoing viability of the groups.”
The report stated that the leadership of the military, rather than concentrating on how to defeat the insurgents, were preoccupied with how to stop the leakage of information about massive corruption that had taken place on the pretext of fighting Boko Haram.
Excerpts from the report states as follows, “The conflict will almost certainly prove the undoing of the present government of President Muhammadu Buhari at the February 16, 2019, presidential elections.
“Despite this, the only significant engagement which the Nigerian military leadership — up to and including the National Security Adviser, Maj.-Gen. (rtd.) Mohammed Babagana Monguno – seems to prioritise is the fight to stop the leakage of information about massive corruption, running into the equivalent of several billions of dollars, in the purchase by senior military officers of major military capital goods and military consumables, including the troops’ own food.
“The conduct of the war in the North is tied to the corruption in the military, and Buhari — ring-fenced by his own team — is unable to tackle the issue.
“His poor health does not help, but he had always (even as a military president, taking office on December 31, 1983) been indecisive and vindictive.
“This ongoing set of characteristics mean that the coming months will be dramatic, even more than the dying days of the preceding administration of President Goodluck Jonathan.
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“It is significant that Buhari, who received the findings of the commission as much as a year ago, has refused to allow it to be made public and he, through National Security Adviser Monguno, has attempted to have the commission disband.
“However, it is believed that Monguno and Buhari are aware that copies of the report are beyond their reach and could be released unofficially if further attempts are made to assassinate commission members.
“The commission, investigating defense procurement from 2007 onwards, made significant strides which were initially accepted by the Buhari government, until the scope of the inquiry went beyond the period relating to the former government of Pres. Goodluck Jonathan, and began to show corruption patterns extending into officers still serving under President Buhari.”
The report stated that the death of a former Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal (rtd.) Alex Sabundu Badeh (who became Chief of Defence Staff), and that of a former Chief of Administration of the Nigerian Army, Major General Idris Alkali, on September 3, 2018 were not a mere coincidence .
It said, “Given the upsurge in momentum by ‘the highest levels of government’ to stop the findings becoming public from the corruption commission on defense procurement, it is plausible that the attribution of a criminal ‘kidnapping-attempt-gone-wrong’ against the Air Chief Marshal was a convenient excuse to ensure that the victim — Badeh — could not divulge in court the pattern and details of corruption which has grown even more rampant in the current generation of defense leadership.
“On September 3, 2018, the retired Chief of Administration of the Nigerian Army, Maj.-Gen. Idris Alkali, was also killed, ostensibly by a gang of youthful protestors who set up a roadblock near Jos, the capital of Plateau State. His body was discovered on October 31, 2018. And his death was blamed on ‘an irate mob’, who were protesting in the Du-ra-Du community against the September 2, 2018, killing of 11 members of their own community.”
The report further stated, “No significant economic or political progress can be achieved in Nigeria until the issue of the Boko Haram insurgency is resolved. Other insurgencies are also expected to emerge, or re-emerge, particularly in the Niger Delta. And while other pending internal security issues are important, it is on the BH issue that the prestige, credibility, and reliability of Nigeria is assessed by the international community. Thus, all questions of the viability of Nigeria as a candidate for inward foreign direct investment (FDI) and international cooperation are dependent on a resolution of the BH issues.
“Domestically, resolution of the BH issue is a pre-requisite to enabling issues of intra-Nigerian regional equity imbalances to be addressed. Moreover, the credibility of the Federal Government as an arbiter of justice is assessed by the domestic electorate and the world community.”
However, the Nigerian Armed Forces have consistently denied any allegation of corruption against the leadership. They have also stated and demonstrated the fact that they are capable of not only stopping the insurgents but rooting them out of the country.
Two days ago, army spokesman, Brig. General Sani Kukasheka Usman, said the nation’s military repelled an attack by the insurgents in Baga, Boro State. According to him, the insurgents on Wednesday, December 26 attacked the 7 Brigade of the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF), based in Baga, Borno State, about 7pm.
A statement issued by Usman read, “The troops along with their Nigerian Navy counterparts put up a very determined fight to repel the attack throughout the night, while Sector 3 Operation LAFIYA DOLE sent in reinforcement who are in hot pursuit of the terrorists.
“Similarly, a Search and Rescue team has been constituted.
“The Nigerian Air Force component has also been mobilised and are engaging the fleeing terrorists. Unfortunately, a naval personnel was killed in action. So far, no further details of casualties yet as efforts are ongoing to clear the terrorists hiding in Baga and environs.”

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/12/30/report-corruption-in-military-responsible-for-faltering-bharam-war/?amp

just got the assessment mail yesterday.
tried taking the test early this morning but after I answered the first question, the website is unable to load the next question and instead keeps telling me "you are encountering a prolonged connectivity loss."
I've check several times and my network is fine.
not sure what to do.
any one with a similar experience ?

kes4glory:
check your spam

i have checked. no sure if I should contact them.

kes4glory:
check your spam

i have checked. no sure if I should contact them.

MariamBat:
Pls is there anybody else that hasn’t received the mail for test link? I haven’t

same here

[quote author=aynelson post=73873024][/quote]thank you very much. any idea which link to use to access the virtual CBT?

aynelson:
You probably didn't get the right message in the first mail.. They just said it's CBT.


They sent a second mail yesterday, informing us that we can take the CBT anywhere, at our own convenient locations... Which means it's a direct online test.

can I see a screen shot of this mail. thanks