₦airaland Forum

ucee64:
Thunder fire you in fact thunder fire all Nigeria politicians both APC and PDP. bunch of fools these people can lie

drandonzero:
3696 V/h 9165

reuben79:
but buhari never win Gombe state b4 naa

drandonzero:
Kfs is free under Ugandan mix at 18w

mbuaba:
Denmark vs Slovakia on kfs

maberry:
An extension is welcome
As long as they can remove the tyrant king of the north from power

mbuaba:
Denmark vs Slovakia on kfs

abohwun:
I have tested it on tiger T800, T245 Ultra, srt4955b and on 4922 series. T800 I got it with one the one did not, t245 only three gave me those channels out of six, srt4955 one out of so many, 4922 series non, qsat non, is like that frequency has a problem.

SayDeeJay:
Your judgement is too hasty. I think you should listen to the whole story first.
Please, don't be offended.

Rudewaterz:
Guys, please help me out. I keep paying one guy 3k every time (like every other month) frequencies change. E don change again and I no get money to call am. No Multi TV channel is showing. As a matter of fact no channel in any group is showing. Abeg make una show me this magic wey this guy dey come do wey him dey collect 3k for my hand abeg

SalamRushdie:
Here I was thinking it was the real Ronaldo

greggng:
Let him teach the wife first

Cajal:
Students go fail ehnnnnn
Stealing no be corruption

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed his readiness to return to the classroom if offered such opportunity, especially at the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt.

Jonathan disclosed this yesterday while speaking at the 35th and 36th combined convocation ceremony of the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt where he was conferred with “Icon of Democracy” award.

The former president, who left office in 2015, expressed gratitude to the institution for the honour done to him.

He said: “I want to specially thank the Senate of the University for considering my family worthy of double honours, to wit: the conferment of the honour of Icon of Democracy on me and the naming of the new Automated University Library after my wife, Dame Patience Jonathan.

“I always attach so much importance to any recognition coming from home because I strongly believe that no prize commands higher value than the one given by the beneficiary’s direct constituency.”
Jonathan stated that the visit is like homecoming for him, as a former lecturer in the Rivers State College of Education, which was upgraded to a full-fledged university.

The former president said: “Let me also say that I had good job satisfaction here, compared to all the other places I have worked. I know that the only major challenge academic staff face is with the reward system, considering the fact that as a nation, we are yet to get to the point where we pay our teachers the wages they deserve.

“However, for all the hindrances teachers face, they derive a fulfilling experience and satisfaction from the special relationship they cultivate with their students. This is because bringing up the young ones is very rewarding in a very distinct manner. The bond, friendship and sense of loyalty are eternal.

“Even today, the way my former students regard and relate with me is different from the way my fellow politicians relate with me, even those I mentored.”

An NGO, Advocacy for Better Welfare of Nigeria Police, on Sunday canvassed a minimum wage of at least N100, 000 for the least officer in the Nigeria Police to ensure quality service delivery.

Mr Solomon Bankole, the President of the group, who made the appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos, said that it had become imperative to sanitise and rebrand Nigeria Police through improved welfare.

According to him, the time has come to improve the condition of service of police officers to get the best out of them.

“It has become imperative to update and upwardly review the monthly salary of all officers, rank and file with a minimum of N100,000 for the least officer.

“We must advocate for improved policies and continuous review of such policies to hold the police accountable for better services and respect for human rights,” Bankole said.