You can move to Ghana

9jatatafo:
I am so ashamed for Nigeria as a country because how do we expect a man who don't have common WAEC Cert to do what is hard for professors?!

You forget to mention that the country is now secure from terrorist. It is a gradual change buddy.

gurunlocker:
This is change.... No light for almost a week and no fuel.

Like your Ebele did. Fuel scarcity is a problem that Nigeria have been facing for 20 years. You cant expect a magic in just 9 month.

successmatters:
By the time Buhari finish with Nigeria, people will be paying money to escape to Niger republic

So you still follow your colonial master? Stop acting like you are still a slave.

Chibaba247:
Hw will buhari know? when he doesn't live in Nigeria, bt only visits Nigeria

Do you know how many Americans that shot themselves monthly due to hatred?, and it doesn't mean they have no good security. Stop think with your black ass. Hate crime is a common thing in a place with different ethnic, especially in nigeria with more than 250 ethnic group.

gboss4sure:
I have always known that Nigerian security apparatus is a joke and only functional when faced with armless men and women, they cant even face their fellow armed group.

While all these killings was happening which am sure lasted for hours, from agatu to the other 9 villages, where was this famed security that buhari says biafran protester are joking with?

It's either the security people are conspiring with these invaders and terrorists, if that be the case then the last resort would be for the people to arm themselves and protect themselves. Self defense is not a crime.

Enough of the terrorist fulanis killing people in their land and destroying their livelihood in the name of cow rearing and nobody is doing anything about it.

ARM and DEFEND yourselves. Case Closed.

He won't be the last governor of Osun. The next governor can work on that. He has work on infrastructure in his tenure, the next governor in few years can work majorly on human development for 8 years. America is not built in a day, but for more than 200 years.

lookandlaff:


The problem with Aregbe is this: It's all well and good commissioning grand education projects but if you are not commisioning any industrial projects, if you are not attracting investors to your state, how is the state going to get the funds to maintain these school facilities, especially for a state that is struggling to pay it's workers? You commission a nice looking school but you don't pay the teachers who are expected to teach, does he think those kids are going to get a quality education? Education is not about beautiful schools, it's about the quality of the teaching. Who cares about basketball court that will become overgrown with weeds in a year because govt has no funds for maintenance or to supply new basketballs once the ines bought for commisioning and show to the media have worn out.


We need to get away from this mentality of "I built this, I commissioned that" A project that cannot be sustained is a waste of resources and I can bet you that all these schools will likely be run down and in a state of disrepair in 5-10 years. A state that cannot pay salaries will not have money to repaint schools or buy new lab equipment, or new books.

Western Nigeria pre independence was the most educated region in Nigeria due mainly to Awolowo's free education programme. If you study history, you will know that "Awolowo schools" were ridiculed initially because those schools were little more than blocks and a roof. However the quality of the teachers meant those who attented got a quality education the likes of which you'll struggle to get today, those students ended up as lawyers, engineers and doctors and led to the development of the region to the point that Awolowo's education program is a reference point for education in Africa till date. . It's not about what a building looks like but the quality of teaching. If you have money by all means build fancy looking schools but when you are struggling to pay your teachers, I doubt your students, irrespective of the type of buildings will receive any quality education while their teachers a routinely in debt because they are owed salaries.


Let's get our priorities right!!

Am sure you are IPOB who stay in south south. Oloshi somebody.

kenzysmith:
This man does not have a thing call heart people can hardly eat for 3times daily due to lack of unpaid salaries osun people pele o

Most of the problems you listed is not the fault of the current givernment. If you really want the solution to the problems you just listed, then you will support what the present government is doing. I know from the beginning that CBN is the cause to naira depreciation. There aim is to force Nigerians to start manufacturing. We are lazy and greedy, the government have to create a tough policy that will force us to start manufacturing. For the crude oil importation, the major problem our refineries is facing is us. Vadalism of pipelines is major problem of our refunaries. Finally, I will remind you that this a new administration. we have to give them the chance to improve the economy. Most people have started saying negative things since the inauguration of Buhari. We have to forget tribal differences and work together as a Nigerian.

Gaskia:


Your economic sense is like that of Zimbabwe who decide to print more currency notes to fight 'lack of money' without taking into consideration the inflow and outflow of values through the permeable boundaries of the economic space.

You say dollar is not our currency and should not be our business? You forget that we sell our crude to the international market in dollar and buy finished products (PMS, AGO and DPK) also in dollars. Because our government has not put our refineries in good stead or be able to create favorable environment for private investors to do so, it is our business to worry about the dollars.

Your currency is the legal tender that you can exchange for values: What is our balance of trade level? We currently import more than we export at an alarming unfavorable ratio so the Naira is struggling against the dollar by the second.

You first of all take the import / export ratio to a near equilibrium by exporting more or importing less through self sustenance (not by banning of trades because shadow economy will thrive) before you can say the dollar is not our business.

The 198 Naira exchange rate is not real, it is fixed by fiat and is not a mirror of the dynamics of market. Also the 330 exchange rate is not real, it is a product of speculation. But whose job is it to manage market perception and by extension subdue speculation?
The FEC, CBN, ministry of trade and investment, SEC, NSE and the various tiers of govt have a role to play in inspiring a consumption philosophy , but they have failed because the lack the insight and the will to do so.

Please what are the documents asked at the port of entry. Please I want input......thanks.

whiteking169: osun is far behind because those who should av developed the state before aregbesola came in failed to do so.now aregbe and the entire team av brought the desire transformation
and they want him out

can you explain the word 'development in a state'. I can mention 100 developments made by aregbesola in osun state. Can you mention just 40 developments made by oyinlola during is tenure as a pdp governor? Omisore as senator even as no influence to osun. He was given the contract of road from ilesa to Ile-Ife(his hometown) which he failed to do. He embezzled all the money. He's a useless big frog... Afterall, you losers can't show us the crowd you have at your final campaign......watch out for crowd on august 5th apc grand finale campaign. All of us go use our broom sweep all the infected water in our state away.....supporters of APC

OkikiOluwa1: Just like GEJ's saving us.

OkikiOluwa1: Just like GEJ's saving us.

Firefire:

This is all about ideology and psychological warfare

I understand. I know how politician behave. But I am sure you know what's happening too. Am very sure you know...

Firefire:

This is all about ideology and psychological warfare

I understand. I know how politician behave. But I am sure you know what's happening too. Am very sure you know...

Firefire:

No more room for rigging election.

Tinubu rigging machineries caged since the days of Ondo state Election.

Aregbe, awon. Alale.ipinle Osun tiiii pada, lehinreee.

firefire u be omisore junior brother? Na only you be omisore supporter in every topic I read. Please give up. Omisore does not choose to be a governor from heaven.....hehehe

eph12: I still think people will vote for individual not party.

if that is the case, Jonathan can't win

Ahuitzotl: bb

these people in the picture are just watcher and not supporter. No enthusiasm at all....

Ahuitzotl: bb

these people in the picture are just watcher and not supporter. No enthusiasm at all....

mogentle: Whoever uses this crowd where president is to judge election result may be equal to erroneous. Everywhere the president goes, there must be crowd, even just to see him. Where are the pix from Omosore's former rallies without the presient. Bring them up.

they will never bring them up. They are begging for crowd around...... Fools

cyril83:

Liar blaming it on the size of the screen.

That crowd does not fit almighty pdp grand finale rally.

you be wizard ooo. How do you know?

Dominiquez: As it was in Ekiti so also will it be in Osun!!!

which verse do you read that? Mumu

Dominiquez: As it was in Ekiti so also will it be in Osun!!!

which verse do you read that? Mumu

amarilo: tune to Channels, am watching it online. The crowd is intimidating. Might be rented thou. I no trust all the Nigerian politicians one bit.

you are very correct. Pdp are parading my street in osogbo this morning begging people to join them. I laugh at them. 8 days to finish omisore. 2015 is so near to finally bring down Jonathan.....

amarilo: tune to Channels, am watching it online. The crowd is intimidating. Might be rented thou. I no trust all the Nigerian politicians one bit.

you are very correct. Pdp are parading my street in osogbo this morning begging people to join them. I laugh at them. 8 days to finish omisore. 2015 is so near to finally bring down Jonathan.....

austertee01: hen-hen, e don dey happen... patiently waiting

shey only there student union president go vote? Na the entire student from osun go vote an we know who we want......

austertee01: hen-hen, e don dey happen... patiently waiting

shey only there student union president go vote? Na the entire student from osun go vote an we know who we want......

The United States Agency for International
Development has disowned a poll which the Peoples
Democratic Party [PDP] says puts its candidate, Iyiola
Omisore, ahead of his All Progressives Congress [APC]
counterpart, Rauf Aregbesola.
The source of the said poll is unclear but the PDP has
in the last few days been promoting it as evidence of
Mr. Omisore’s imminent victory in the August 9
governorship election in the state.
In the purported survey, Mr. Omisore led the pack of
other contestants with 58 percent tally, followed by Mr.
Aregbesola, the incumbent governor, with 30 percent.
On Friday, Mr. Omisore’s campaign organisation
issued a statement saying the purported USAID poll
was by far more credible than the one done by Lagos-
based research firm, RMS-TNS, which puts Mr.
Aregbesola far ahead of Mr. Omisore.
“The public should note that USAID, an international
organisation operating all over the world with
unrivalled technical competence and impartial
perspective on Osun political landscape, had put
Senator Omisore ahead with 58 percent to Aregbesola’s
30 percent,” Diran Odeyemi, the campaign’s director
of media and strategy, said in the statement.
But USAID has now said it did not conduct any poll on
the Osun election.
“None of USAID Peace and Democratic Governance
Implementing Partners ( P/DG IPs) support or plan to
support any election related opinion polls in Osun,”
the USAID Democracy and Governance Team said.
The Acting Public Affairs Officer of the U.S. Consulate
in Lagos, Rhonda Watson, also said, “NO USAID poll
was taken in Osun.”
Watson and the USAID Democracy and Governance
Team were responding to an enquiry by two officials of
Mr. Aregbesola’s campaign organisation – Olusola
Adeyeye and Semiu Okanlawon – who wrote to ask
whether USAID conducted any poll on the Osun
election.
Mr. Adeyeye, a professor, had on July 30 written to the
U.S. Consulate as follows:
“My attention has been brought to the outlandish
findings of an opinion poll purportedly conducted by
the USAID.
“In my capacity as the Chairman and Director General
of the Aregbesola campaign, I am seeking to verify
whether or not the USAID conducted a poll on the
pending gubernatorial election in the State of Osun.
“If such a poll was conducted, it is only fair that its
findings be freely disseminated to all rather than what
now appears to be a clandestine circulation.
Accordingly, I am requesting an authentic copy of the
results of whatever poll was conducted by the USAID
on the pending election in Osun.
“Needless to say, the good name and reputation of the
USAID should be jealously guarded from being
shredded or damaged by certified crocodiles in the
murky waters of Nigeria’s partisan politicking.”
In a response on July 31, USAID and the U.S. Consulate
wrote back to say they did not and had no plan to
conduct any poll on the political activities in Osun
State.
The correspondences between the USAID/U.S.
Consulate and Messrs Adeyeye and Okanlawon were
released by the APC on Friday.
PREMIUM TIMES later independently verified the
authenticity of the letters. Officials at the U.S.
consulate said the documents were genuine and that
agencies of the U.S. government do not conduct polls
on elections holding in foreign countries.
“Our only interest is for the election to be fair and
credible,” the official, who preferred not to be named
because he was not authorised to speak on the matter,
said.
When PREMIUM TIMES contacted Mr Omisore’s
campaign organisation, an official insisted that USAID
released a poll that placed Mr. Omisore ahead of the
other aspirants.
“They cannot say that (they did not conduct a poll). It
was in the paper. The USAID is a credible
organization, how can they deny what they said?” Mr.
Odeyemi told PREMIUM TIMES.
Reacting to the development, the Osun state chapter of
the APC described the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
in Osun State as a “band of liars” for circulating
information based on what it called a non-existent poll.
“The PDP in Osun are a band of liars who cannot be
trusted with the finances of the state,” the party said in
a statement by Kunle Oyatomi, its Director of
Publicity, Research and Strategy.
“The greatest weapon of a thief is an incredible ability
to lie without scruples. If such people as PDP liars have
access to the state treasury, they will loot it empty.

Source: m.premiumtimesng.com/news/165924-osun-election-usaid-disowns-poll-omisore-claims-puts-him-ahead-of-aregbesola.html

The United States Agency for International
Development has disowned a poll which the Peoples
Democratic Party [PDP] says puts its candidate, Iyiola
Omisore, ahead of his All Progressives Congress [APC]
counterpart, Rauf Aregbesola.
The source of the said poll is unclear but the PDP has
in the last few days been promoting it as evidence of
Mr. Omisore’s imminent victory in the August 9
governorship election in the state.
In the purported survey, Mr. Omisore led the pack of
other contestants with 58 percent tally, followed by Mr.
Aregbesola, the incumbent governor, with 30 percent.
On Friday, Mr. Omisore’s campaign organisation
issued a statement saying the purported USAID poll
was by far more credible than the one done by Lagos-
based research firm, RMS-TNS, which puts Mr.
Aregbesola far ahead of Mr. Omisore.
“The public should note that USAID, an international
organisation operating all over the world with
unrivalled technical competence and impartial
perspective on Osun political landscape, had put
Senator Omisore ahead with 58 percent to Aregbesola’s
30 percent,” Diran Odeyemi, the campaign’s director
of media and strategy, said in the statement.
But USAID has now said it did not conduct any poll on
the Osun election.
“None of USAID Peace and Democratic Governance
Implementing Partners ( P/DG IPs) support or plan to
support any election related opinion polls in Osun,”
the USAID Democracy and Governance Team said.
The Acting Public Affairs Officer of the U.S. Consulate
in Lagos, Rhonda Watson, also said, “NO USAID poll
was taken in Osun.”
Watson and the USAID Democracy and Governance
Team were responding to an enquiry by two officials of
Mr. Aregbesola’s campaign organisation – Olusola
Adeyeye and Semiu Okanlawon – who wrote to ask
whether USAID conducted any poll on the Osun
election.
Mr. Adeyeye, a professor, had on July 30 written to the
U.S. Consulate as follows:
“My attention has been brought to the outlandish
findings of an opinion poll purportedly conducted by
the USAID.
“In my capacity as the Chairman and Director General
of the Aregbesola campaign, I am seeking to verify
whether or not the USAID conducted a poll on the
pending gubernatorial election in the State of Osun.
“If such a poll was conducted, it is only fair that its
findings be freely disseminated to all rather than what
now appears to be a clandestine circulation.
Accordingly, I am requesting an authentic copy of the
results of whatever poll was conducted by the USAID
on the pending election in Osun.
“Needless to say, the good name and reputation of the
USAID should be jealously guarded from being
shredded or damaged by certified crocodiles in the
murky waters of Nigeria’s partisan politicking.”
In a response on July 31, USAID and the U.S. Consulate
wrote back to say they did not and had no plan to
conduct any poll on the political activities in Osun
State.
The correspondences between the USAID/U.S.
Consulate and Messrs Adeyeye and Okanlawon were
released by the APC on Friday.
PREMIUM TIMES later independently verified the
authenticity of the letters. Officials at the U.S.
consulate said the documents were genuine and that
agencies of the U.S. government do not conduct polls
on elections holding in foreign countries.
“Our only interest is for the election to be fair and
credible,” the official, who preferred not to be named
because he was not authorised to speak on the matter,
said.
When PREMIUM TIMES contacted Mr Omisore’s
campaign organisation, an official insisted that USAID
released a poll that placed Mr. Omisore ahead of the
other aspirants.
“They cannot say that (they did not conduct a poll). It
was in the paper. The USAID is a credible
organization, how can they deny what they said?” Mr.
Odeyemi told PREMIUM TIMES.
Reacting to the development, the Osun state chapter of
the APC described the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
in Osun State as a “band of liars” for circulating
information based on what it called a non-existent poll.
“The PDP in Osun are a band of liars who cannot be
trusted with the finances of the state,” the party said in
a statement by Kunle Oyatomi, its Director of
Publicity, Research and Strategy.
“The greatest weapon of a thief is an incredible ability
to lie without scruples. If such people as PDP liars have
access to the state treasury, they will loot it empty.

steve4ever: shld i dwnld dt or beta stil go wit the single one am having dt was wht sat posted to me

download it

VICTOROCHEI: Apc and their mago mago polls!
the same polls they conducted before Anambra election that they declared nwa nkpi NGIGE the winner
hahaha poll conducted by bunch of supporters of APC

f*uck ndigbos and there gej. Enemies of progress........... Jonadafts

Mogidi:

Cleverly swore he would commit suicide if Fayose wins Ekiti election, Fayose won but am still waiting for Cleverly to do the needful, is it too much to ask?

You will lose money bro if you wager your hard earned cash on ebola victim Rauf.

I can see you are from ndigbo Land. So please Bleep off from osun matter.

steve4ever: pls whc result are u talking about nd whc test page cus i only hav one sheet of paper as my SAT RESUlt. Xplain pls

may be he's referring to the full summary of the score. You can print it on your collegeboard account.

Graviton2: Does anyone here have the embassy's contact email address? Amefrica, I remember you posted it in part 6 but the data loss has wiped it off. Do post it again.

or Consularabuja@state.gov

Graviton2: Does anyone here have the embassy's contact email address? Amefrica, I remember you posted it in part 6 but the data loss has wiped it off. Do post it again.

LagosNIV@state.gov

davidgunther:

Federal financial aid? Nope International students are ineligible to apply for federal financial aid like PELL grants and loans. However, it just depends on your school. They might have something like departmental scholarship or honors scholarship (if you have a GPA ranging from 3.5 or above I guess). Not all schools have aid for international students so make sure you check their website or contact international admissions of your desired college.

thanks Bro. I will also be joining you in Obamaland by next week by God's grace.

Osun - An opinion poll by TNS-RMS, the reputable
research firm, suggests incumbent Rauf Aregbesola
will retain the governorship of the Osun State during
next weekend’s polls.
It forecast the sustained domination by his All
Progressives Congress (APC) in the area.
According to the study, the incumbent governor,
Aregbesola, is the candidate of choice by Osun voters
with a 73 percent lead over other candidates.
His closest rival, Iyiola Omisore of the People’s
Democratic Party comes a distant second, polling 19
percent and his popularity suffering a 2 percent
decline from the last poll.
“The APC continues to dominate the political
landscape in Osun State judging by its performance
on all key indicators evaluated: it scored highest and
also increased in rating on first mention, sympathy,
and voting intention. The incumbent remains (the)
main voting choice. Voting choice for Senator
Omisore declined by 2 percent and seems not to pose
a threat to the incumbent’s chances of re-election as
he remains firmly ahead of the race,” TNS-RMS said
in its final report.
The firm added, “while Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola is
more known than his party, Senator Iyiola Omisore
(PDP’s candidate) is less known than his party. Top-
of-mind awareness of Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola
increased to 85 percent (from 79 percent), affinity
increased from 72 percent to 74 percent and chances
of being re-elected increased from 71 percent to 73
percent.
Fears of vote rigging by the PDP and alleged lack of
capacity on the part of the Independent National
Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct a credible
poll have characterised preparations for the eagerly-
awaited poll.

Source: m.news24.com/nigeria/Politics/News/Poll-predicts-APC-landslide-victory-in-Osun-20140801

MsNas:
You can. So far its in a transparent bottle and it is not liquid. But if you pass through LAX, you might not be lucky. I've had bad tales about that airport.

thanks Sis....

MsNas:
You can. So far its in a transparent bottle and it is not liquid. But if you pass through LAX, you might not be lucky. I've had bad tales about that airport.

thanks Sis....