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UnknownT:
Hope he get insurance

LogicPower:

rozayx5: Ambassador Piko was a fulani ambassador at Nigerian Embassy in Tanzania, he could not write or read well, he forged a harvard certificate to work in the foreign service, my dad told me stories of hundreds of northern illiterates in the federal civil service and how they are disgracing us abroad. some even get educate SW or SE secretaries to write speeches for them. My dad (former diplomat) has been referring to Buhari as an illiterate for several years but i now believe him.

I know you didn't mean to, but you unfortunately portrayed your dad in a bad light here, i.e. as someone who has been feeding his children with A LOT of ethnic/religious bigotry and hatred, apparently repeatedly.

And the fact that you only believe your dad "now" about Buhari's 'illiteracy' means that even you yourself had NOT all along been buying all of the bigotry your dad had been trying to sell to you for all those years, until just now.

This is why we should always be VERY CAREFUL when bringing in our parents into a public discussion like this; we should ONLY mention them when we want the world to know how responsible and caring parents they are/were, and how much they have shaped and influenced our lives FOR THE BETTER.

olapluto:
OK Kid.
1. You end a sentence with a full stop, NOT two! Your first two sentences actually make no sense.
2. the word 'MAN' does not need a capital letter in the middle of a sentence.
3. If NO is not a sentence.
4. You should have used a comma and not full stop after 'If No'
5. You certainly do not merit whatever paper certificate you carry, and you want to see Buhari's?
Owokwowo!

Obinoscopy:
Are you calling the Alumni Office of the US War College a support group?

rozayx5:
looser

rozayx5:
a common trait among APC slaves, leave the discussion and start insults

AlfaSeltzer:
So where is the affidavit to the effect of his missing certs?

AlfaSeltzer:
The bolded is pure lie.

AlfaSeltzer:
Which is correct. The wahala is if he wins, (highly improbable). Then PDP will go to court and until the case is resolved, Jonathan is not handing over.....

CIA might be right afterall.

maclatunji:
Amazing how people cannot apply logic to this simple issue. It is the same reason Nigeria is not likely to achieve its true potentials anytime soon.

Something like this happened with Barack Obama and Donald Trump but at some point Americans had to leave Trump to rant because following him on the issue would be tantamount to stupidity. The reverse is happening here in Nigeria, with people holding on to the stupid part and leaving real issues that affect them.

eagleeye2:
I believe there are minimum standard of Educational Qualification for everyone aspiring into an elective office in Nigeria.
I don't care what GMB has been presenting to INEC in the past, but if INEC is asking for his certificate then he should provide a proof of it.
Why is this even an issue? If GMB is given a waiver on this one, INEC will be setting a dangerous precedence.

whirlwind7:
My thoughts exactly.
The annoying thing is INEC's seeming complacency over the issue. As the regulator, umpire, screener and what have you, over all electoral affairs, why haven't they come out with a categorical statement over the issue, and put it to a final rest?
What criteria and or qualification did they accept when they accepted GMB as a contestant in the past 3 presidential elections and what changed between now and the 2011 election?

obinoral1179:
good one bro. Wish you all the best in life.

sirRiddy:
@mapet
Wow. That was lovely, sir.
Firstly, I want to go for a training in project management in order to arm myself with ample theoretical knowledge of the discipline. I am not in a rush to get certified, I just want to bolster my knowledge bank and get hands-on experience on projects. My six-month UG internship was in a PMO as a PM intern, that is where the interest sparked. I would just have to seek for volunteering opportunities in order to hone my practical skills on projects after my training.
Secondly, my masters in CS is not just another degree. Apart from a mastering of advanced concepts in
CS, my ultimate aim is to become a software/IT project manager. My adventure after my MSc would determine if I will opt for a PhD or MBA, the former being the more preferred option.
So, brother, I am not making wild decisions. They are well planned but as a flexible guy, I am always open to necessary changes and improvements.

obinoral1179:
bro this ur combination looks na wa ooooo. But why did you choose to do PGD instead of going through MSC direct? Ur experience might help a brother here.

Thanks a lot.

sirRiddy:
I like your profile, sir. I am a graduate of computer science with a flair for software development and project management. I want to do an MSc in CS too like you did. As you are into IT and business, I would like to seek your advice on how best I can foray into project management now that I have some time to spare. I have some literature to go through in a couple of months before NYSC in march, but I am also thinking of registering in a training institute so that I can be motivated enough. Would you be kind to tell me how to optimize my time and resources in acquiring good PM skills? Thanks.

Kokopos:
Please full meaning ofGIBS. Thanks

Kokopos:

LordMecuzy: Pls wats D grade point u must achieve in ur Msc before u can apply for a Phd.

Can an MBA student apply for a PhD in management?

You need minimum of 3.5 over 5.0 in MSc before you can apply for Phd.

With MBA getting Phd admission might be difficult. I also have MBA but looking forward to Msc management. My advice is that people should not bother about MBA instead go for MSc, since MSc management can also go for MBA but MBA cannot be seen as MSc in academic terms.

great1:
he set the way for IBB to do the final Damage...

great1:
reflecting back on the speech that Muhamadu Buhari gave last night, I have every reason to cast doubt that he never paid out bribes to politicians to vote for him. I believe on his behalf other politicians would have dolled out millions of dollars to greedy delegates to vote for him... I have every reason to question his mandate and whether he is the messiah to save Nigeria..

In 1985 he single handedly created the problem we are experiencing today by tampering with a democratic government claiming to be a hero. This dude is 75 years old. I'm sure Amaechi is only using him as a vehicle to get to Aso Rock and replace Jonathan. But I rather have GEJ voted in because he is trust worthy and he is the Leader we need. Not some old looking scarecrows with missing tooth coming to tell us Nigeria is corrupt, when he was the person who brought corruption to Nigeria...


Perhaps if APC had picked Kwankwaso, it would have been much clearer for them to win, but picking Buhari is the worst mistake they've made.
I rather not VOTE than to Vote for the same person who Killed my uncle because of his political hatred for minorities.




Goodluck to them..

blank:
Okay, I understand where you are coming from. When I asked if he was OPEC, it was not an insult. It was to ask for more information on his plans by way of figure of speech.

blank:
He said all of that? Here i was thinking he said that he wanted to stabilize the economy except you are a mind reader of course. As for regurgitating, seems like i will pass on that attempted rise, as economy is not what i trade insults on.

BackDatAssUp:
As I said earlier do your own research.

Buhari promulgated a decree which effectively made publishing corruption in governance a crime even though the evidence is clear to see.

Buhari is a hypocrite, a despotic power hungry goat and an ignoramus bigot.

majekdom2:
blame it on the rot we are fighting . the rot we want out , the rot in our educational system . this same ignorant dude would have debated with an englishman the use of state is incorrect . can you imagine . only a fool will never learn from his mistakes.

Olaolufred:
PLS, STOP FOOLING YOURSELF AS FAR AS THIS "STATE FUNDS" ISSUE IS CONCERNED.

IT IS BETTER YOU SILENTLY LET IT OFF, THAN TO KEEP DRAGING IT.

I GOT TO KNOW YOUR LEVEL OF EDUCATION VIA THIS ARGUMENT.

A GRADUATE SAYING NIGERIA IS NOT A STATE HAS PLACED A VERDICT ON HOW COMATOSED OUR EDUCATION IS.

WHEN A FORIEGNER READS SAME, HE WILL JUDGE YOU, MYSELF AND MAJEKDOM AS SAME- BECAUSE WE ARE ALL NIGERIAN.

SO, STOP MOCKING US THROUGH THIS DISPLAY OF HALF EDUCATION.

A COUNTRY CAN BE CALLED A STATE.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE BEFORE YOU EXPOSE YOURSELF TO OTHERS.

djon78:
You go which school, half baked education abi.
Like I earlier stated most of you folks dont even have a basic knowledge of how the economy operates, therefore it will be a mumbo jumbo to you.

When I use the term average Northerner I am very correct with my ascertion, their mindset is all about oil and largesse from the centre. Example they are the ones holding the passage of PIB bill, a well articulated bill which if implemented would have adressed all the problems bedeviling us in the oil industry.

You are mentioning Sanusi but he did nt have much to do because the period he was CBN governor oil was in $100 range, if he was there now only God knows how he would have managed the financial crisis.

You can say what you like but the Agric and Automotive policies are very good and sound economic policies.
When I wrote I stated that GEJ has his faults, but comparing him to Buhari, he is a better alternative, and mind you Atiku's chances of clinching APC ticket is improving by the day, ignore him at your own peril.
Let me state it again peradventure Buhari wins next year elections, Nigerians should get ready for a major economic tsunami because he has got no clue concerning the economy.

blank:
I am sure you are not an economist. How will he stabilize oil prices? Is he OPEC? Or the buyer? And for him to mention the civil war which is a very touchy subject for a lot of people and use it as part of his ammunition for insurgency, it shows who little he cares about the other parts of the country.

He sounded very illiterate and unintelligent. It reminds me of the debate they all did, Ribadu, him and Shekarau. He was the worst of the lot and Shekarau did best. He had absolutely no ideas. Just making general blanket statements that had no bearing. Did you hear his views on education? Is corruption the only ill Nigeria has? Using Lagos as an example, is there no corruption? Has that hampered development? We need someone with ideas and the willpower to see them through.

Scout60:
Bros review ur punctuation pls. I thought u re educated