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on the other hand Umahi should desist from demonizing others

indeed a lot has changed

Oga Lai Boko boys have always attacked defenseless pples. stop repeating lie it's getting stale bro

umahi is loosing it
yet none of this ppl has even responded to all your claim.
it's as if umahi is just confirming the arguments that once you join APC you will lose your senses

it's not true no family members has come out to say they lost someone besides we have not seen any dead bodies anywhere

umahi if you get sense don't thread this part ooo by castigating your own ppl

BMC una well done
my earnest wish is that CNN should just channel their spot light in Nigeria even if if it's for one month.
na dt time una yash go open.
Trump is an example

is there crisis what are you ppl reconciling. simple just zone ya presidential ticket to South in particular south east instead of North

nograv:
And he meant it literally

LOL I swear dwn

see dis ones ooo shetima no dey old everyday youth

gwagwa idu karmo road

he was once quoted to have said that money is not our problem but how to spend it is the problem

welcome development

NiggaFx01:
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if you're a guy in particular a avoid sexual relationship of any kind you may not be able to control or withstand the impact. pursue ya dreams nd watch how things will be falling 4 you easily in life such that friends and colleagues will see you as the luckiest person it's called grace anyway

Chris2863:
so your mind still dey that one?

LOL beyond that her investigative journalism is about death of someone it seems that her area of specialisation. I wonder what's so special in been the first to break the news of someone's death. nd Everytime she will be begging for money to support her that investigative journalism is expensive , her matter no b here abeg

how possible aunty na dis one no b news about the death of a prominent Nigeria ooo ..

NkanAkpanika:
Am not a sentimental sombori..
To be honest there is nothing as south south my brother

you're right even the so called South South geographically is more to the East while the so called South East is more to the South.. simple elementary geography but the divide and rule game is definitely real in southern in Nigeria.

this one na political kidnapper ooo

Nigeria army is a disgrace to their counterpart anywhere in the world very primitive in their actions. don't even have one percent professionalism in them i gave up on them after watching their atrocities in S'lone in 1998 those guys are monsters no shame

RenaissanceGuy:
For me, we made no mistake continuing the protests. If we had stopped on Day 1,would they have scrapped SARS? The model of the whole protest was: the govt should be implementing the police reform and constitutional restructuring whilst the protests continue.

no mind him he wants to be politically correct

This man is really living the good life @63 a former president and already a fulfilled man .

obviously Wike is in sever pain dt PDP is loosing Southeast yet he is not from there

Nigeria Govt shouldn't start what they can't finish ooo they should go and Almighty Trump hw fa

J111333:
This is not a show of intelligence rather it's common sense.

I don't believe in the one naijiriya thing myself but the way Kanu goes about it is what I have problems with.

Great leaders don't put their people in the line of fire and most importantly, don't talk too unnecessarily.

see as you dey contradict your self can you state in absolute terms how he should go about it
thanks

if the so called power makers want this country to separate easily they should just zone the presidency to North.
no sense

Ceenelly:
Now we know better, it was all about the money and not the general welfare of our universities. You want to continue receiving salaries from different higher institution at same time, a country that is battling unemployment will have a single lecturer employed in more than two to three universities at same time

. illiteracy is a disease

Lobatan nawal ooo dis one weak me oo. zoo 4 a reason

one of the the consequences of the the civil war to the Igbo nation sp unfortunate

JAMB REGISTRAR, PROF OLOYEDE ON IPPIS:

Earlier, you acknowledged stable academic calendar this year, as there has been no strike. But one is brewing already with the FG/ASUU face off over the Integrated Payment and Personnel Information System (IPPIS). As somebody who has vast experience in the university administration, in what way are you advising the government to handle this matter?
Frankly speaking, my response to this question is not as JAMB Registrar, it is as a Professor from a university and as somebody who had managed the university and who has also been President of Association of African Universities and has a fair view of what goes on in the university all over the world. This is because I served on the governing boards of the Association of Commonwealth Universities as well as International Association of Universities. Besides, I am widely travelled when it comes to university administration. I will caution the Federal Government about IPPIS. The government should be cautious because IPPIS might do more damage to the University system than good. My own position is that we are swinging between one extreme to the other. Prior to 2005, no university got direct allocation from the government; we used to defend our budget with the National Universities Commission (NUC).
It is the NUC that regulates, controls, supervises and monitors everything. Now, because our colleagues felt that NUC was too overbearing, they decided to have direct interface with the National Assembly and the national purse. This is one of the consequences of such complaints about NUC being accused of being overbearing. I believe that if you look at the analysis of government expenditure on universities, prior to 2005 and after 2005, go and compare, there has been lawlessness since 2005 because what you get into the university is no longer a product of what you need, but a product of lobbying and so many dirty things that go along with lobbying. It is no longer regulated. When NUC was regulating, we had parameters, size of the university, age of the university, Science-Arts parameter and the growth rate. Then, there was the University System Annual Review Meeting (USARM) where every Vice-Chancellor accounted for every kobo given to his school to the NUC.
The NUC would harvest this review to serve as basis for its recommendation for budget allocation for all the federal universities. Now, we have dismantled that structure and every university now handles matter individually independent of NUC, which is not even cost effective. If you analyse how much every Vice-Chancellor spends in coming to and from Abuja on the issue of contacting National Assembly or contacting IPPIS, they are not only spending money, they are learning new tricks about corruption. This is because, yes, many people may say universities are corrupt, yet no sane person will assert that the universities are more corrupt than the public service. Civil service is stinking about corruption and the universities are still sane. But by the time we allow the undue and unregulated intermingling, you are going to transfer this poisonous dose into the university system and they are going to be the worse for it as they (universities) have the intellectual capacity to package the corruption. It is something that we need to look into! Many people raised the issue that some Vice-Chancellors were prosecuted. What was the outcome of the prosecutions? I did not find any one of them that was not set free.
The court said that by the rules of the University, they have not done anything wrong. All the noise in the media is when they are being tried. But when the court sets them free, nobody hears about it. There was the case of somebody who was serving President of the AAU (and Vice-Chancellor); you know the impact of the trial of such a person on the nation. We were really shocked and after the man went through all the horror, only for the court to say nothing was found against him after the name of the country and the University was almost permanently damaged.

So, what we are saying is that ther e are in-built mechanisms for addressing the issue of corruption in the university system. Let us activate those mechanisms, let us make sure that NUC is made to play both supervisory and regulatory role on federal universities. They have regulatory roles over all universities but they have both supervisory and regulatory roles on Federal Universities and that is what we are saying they should activate.

Analysis by Prof. Oloyede on IPPIS

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hw can human being allowed himself to be used like dis .

IkwerrePikin:
There is no place called Obigbo in Rivers state to start with.


What we have is Oyigbo. Funny people

for ya mind u dey mke sense abi