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What that means is that Nigerians has to choose between Buhari and Atiku or Fayose.
The question is are they only credible politicians the whole of Nigeria.

OtemSapien:
Currently, the god of pastors are in spiritual cages.

You are Right for saying god but No one can cage my God

Fleewpeed:
another gullible one

I don't think that's the answer to my question Sir

Result will never be a yardstick to success but one still need to strife for the best.

Point out the ones that said it and you feel/know its not true.
I don't why Pastors are been turned to object of ridicule these days.
Peace of God be unto you.

*OPEN LETTER TO THE VICE CHANCELLOR, HIS BOARD OF ADVISORS AND THE UNIBEN COMMUNITY*


It is quite disappointing that the Vice Chancellor of an institution who is at the apogee of administration is bereft of the minutest flicker of administrative ability.

However, it is only human to help those at the base of the ladder up the rungs. That's how the world get better. So, I will, in this article, help the Vice Chancellor realise some 'wise' steps you with your management team are taking in the wrong direction.

First, you, the VC and the council that brought about the increase in fees should be arrested and sued for insulting the poor and trying to monopolise education outright. Education is a right and not a privilege. The African continent is still behind lights today because the leaders have paid little or no attention to education. It is criminal and totally unjust for you to deny anyone his or her right. If education is a right, why make it impossible for the poor to get it? That is greed. It is a plot to have the children of the rich get education, which they can afford, and become rich also and the poor, as a result of their inability to acquire education, remain poor and serve the rich. In the University of Benin where you, Prof Orumwense, are the VC, cleaners earn less than N9,000 and have also not been paid in eight to ten months. If these people have hopes of getting their children to school, then they must sacrifice two years of their total savings, without feeding or spending on other things, to pay for just the acceptance and school fees which are also a way of stealing from the poor.

Mr Vice Chancellor, I think you should know also that when there is an imbalance in the social scale, there is bound to be conflict. The ones below will seek to be in parity while those above will want them to remain in their positions. This Marxist observation is one thing you should have known. Anyway, it's not too late to learn. When you oppress the poor with an I-don't-give-a-damn attitude, you expect arms to be folded or thrown between thighs without actions? The poor are not dumb. Also, I wonder what you expected of students you're training. If the people you say you're giving education were calm even in the face of injustice, won't you have been surprised? I would have counted you and the filth you give as education complete failure. Education is to liberate the mind and weigh matters objectively. That was what we did. When you decided to increase a hostel corner to N20,000, you stepped on the wrong path and students could not have kept calm. It is against what we are taught. I believe also that if you had a son in the hostel - which of course is impossible because he cannot share a toilet with over one hundred people and live with over 7 people in a small room like a poultry- he too would have joined in the fight.

A peaceful protest that even granted you audience suddenly became violent? How did you even think this out? Who are your advisors? Maybe you don't have any or they know nothing about diplomacy. How can you lock down a school after promising to grant their wish? You were even smiling during your speech. None harassed you. It's a pity the security personnel and porters whose children are part of the struggle are caught in a dilemma as they must secure their jobs. You ordered the hostels to be shut down. Who celebrates such madness? How can you issue an order by 4pm and tell students to evacuate by 6pm? Some of these people, same you called your children are from as far as Kaduna and you want them to leave, forcing them to sleep on the streets and endangering their lives. You say they are a threat to the school but forget that your inconsiderate decision is a threat to their lives.

Finally, it is very painful that you show us that what we are taught in school is irrelevant to us and the society. As a friend once said, A POORLY EDUCATED GROUP IS A DANGEROUS MOB. You included a course, *Peace Studies and Conflict Resolutions*, to the syllabi of the school and made it compulsory for everyone. Here is a little conflict that even a six year old kid can resolve but you chose a violent approach by ordering the Nigerian Army, Police and Civil Defence Corps to beat and arrest students. You feel threatened? That's just a blow below the belt.

I know it is very common with Nigerian universities to suspend students fighting for the truth but I won't be daunted by such threat. You MAY STOP THE MAN OF TRUTH, BUT YOU CAN NEVER STOP THE TRUTH IN A MAN.

Thanks.

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Jesusloveyou:
and we still remain the giant of Africa by population and economy

Maybe on paper, it's not reflecting in the lives of citizens. There is hunger in the land sir.

Sorry, I can get your point.

Is high time all these stopped.
We need to do away with greed and develop our country. We ought to be GIANT Of Africa

Economists in the house, kindly break it down.

Nigeria politicians hardly accept defeat.
Even if they do, citizens will call the Them FOOL.

One of the noticeable highlights of Gernot Rohr's management in the series we witnessed was that he largely showed an unwavering loyalty in his choice of core players, less prone to tinkering, in such a way that has barely tried to improve on the fallout of the team's game-by-game exigencies.

While the midfield pivot of Ogenyi Onazi, Wilfred Ndidi and further forward,J ohn Obi Mikel largely remained unchanged, he had somewhat staunchly kept faith with the duo of Shehu Abdullahi and Elderson Echiejile irrespective of their deficiencies and also, William Troost-Ekong and his partner, Leon Balogun were always called upon to man the defense.

The jubilation and the flow of champagne had been at its utmost since Nigeria secured its participation at the biggest stage of international football billed for Russia next year but then as we savour and watch the dust settle on that stunning run with a return to club football, this review would just about postulate the sixteen dead-cert Eagles who are more than guaranteed a place on the plane to the Eurasian country — of course, barring any last-ditch irremediable development(s).

(1) John Obi Mikel — There is very little to suggest that the 30-year-old would not be leading out the Super Eagles in the World Cup tourney next year. Cohesion, incisiveness and coordination: he has these qualities in bountiful amounts.

(2)Victor Moses — Victor Moses is even more irremovable and the nub of the matter is simply that when he is on song, he gives the team that sprinkling of gold dust that evidently rubs off on his teammates and elevates them to a greater level. Rohr can ill-afford to leave him out.

(3)Alex Iwobi — The Super Eagles attack has bedded well with the explosiveness and trickery of the Arsenal youngster and perhaps, it is on such dispositions that the team would thrive in Russia.

(4)Leon Balogun — Much like his defensive partner, Troost-Ekong, Balogun has been almost impenetrable at the heart of the team's rear guard and would surely form part of it's defensive lynchpin next year.

(5)William Troost-Ekong — Troost-Ekong seamlessly complements Balogun. So what we are primed to continue witnessing in the 2018 showpiece is the duo of the aforementioned Balogun and Ekong reprising the inch-perfect roles they had played at the back line for the Super Eagles.

(6)Ogenyi Onazi — Very few would match his tenacity on the ball and his disposition in helping out defensively in adverse situations. Onazi would, no doubt, walk back into the team when fit.

(7)Wilfried Ndidi — Ndidi's aggressiveness, work rate and midfield agility picks him out as a surebet, even if idyllic passing ability counts against him. It is equally telling that the Leicester City midfielder has featured in almost all the Super Eagles qualification games.

(Kelechi Iheanacho — Iheanacho has shown his brilliance and deadly instincts in large swathes for Nigeria and it is succinctly clear that on his day, the precocious starlet is simply unplayable.

(9)Moses Simon — He has handily held off Ahmed Musa, his direct rival for the left spot and has largely done well whenever called upon. A viable shoo-in for any kind of Super Eagles attack.

(10)Odion Ighalo — In Ighalo, the team's attack have just the perfect poacher to unlock the meanest of defences and we had all at different points witnessed the efficacy of his biggest powers.

(11)Ahmed Musa — Ahmed Musa would surely feel hard done by if he were to miss out of the travelling party but that is very unlikely. Even though he is not getting substantial game time with the team, one would hardly begrudge his quality.

(12) Elderson Echiejile — He might be much-maligned by the local faithfuls but it would be doing disservice to one of the long-serving members of this team. Come the turn of next year, a fit and performing Elderson would get his World Cup wish.

(13) Shehu Abdullahi — His versatility would likely prove crucial in getting him a place on the Russia plane. Having largely filled in well at right back for the team while naturally being a midfielder by trade, Rohr might yet call upon him at any given time.

(14) Ikechukwu Ezenwa — The jury is still out on which goalkeeper would be between the sticks for the Super Eagles but Ezenwa might just be the Occam's razor in a situation whereby Rohr is forced to make do with what he has at his disposal. Yet, the team's goalkeeper position is currently in the melting pot though.

15) Oghenekaro Etebo - The CD Feirense number ten would equally be on the plane because of his ability to thrive in all the positions in the midfield zone and attack.

16) Ola Aina : A no-brainer. The Chelsea product would act as back up option for the regular left back and right back and this makes him a useful option. Can also play in central defense and midfield.

Emmanuel Chinaza

http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25482

Simongm:
you wicked oo

We need to show the world that we are strong

When did they changed it?. Buhari is the head of state I.e president

When did they changed it?. Buhari is the head of state I.e president

its a bad thing in marriage, even you can not claim you are fasting and deny your partner sex. its very wrong

cybertyrant:
shebi england dey sleep

Of course not but we will qualify

cybertyrant:
bros have messi naa,u wan kill us

Nigeria and Germany will qualify

agadaone1:
K

k for kolumbia

Germany, England, Iceland and Nigeria

put picture
It's going to make front page twice. one for snake and the other for monitor lizard

Politicians don't lie but they make political statement which should not be trusted.
politician!!!!! politician!!!!! politician!!!!

That's not good enough

The questions Are fair for a teacher but I don't think is for primary 4 pupil

Bayern Munich did not make top 10

she must be from Swahili to have swallowed that.
But will the latex digest?

funny enough those behind these comments can hardly play monkey post well

When FG dialogue over here with Python dance. Just hope international communities take us serious.

I know itel will be in the list. Thanks for considering low income earners and students

Good, please remember to pay those sweepers so their children will have money to enrol for jamb.

Hmmmm, its better to be contented without whatever you have. crime does not pay.