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175: Wait ooo mr commissioner, if ur boss is alive n well, why not he address the people of the state from whereva he is? Make thunder fire ur nyash.

when the guv is bed-ridden? possibly on life support?

175: Wait ooo mr commissioner, if ur boss is alive n well, why not he address the people of the state from whereva he is? Make thunder fire ur nyash.

when he is bedridden?

http://www.codewit.com/africa/africa/3391-breaking-news-enugu-state-governor-sullivan-chime-dies-in-india

Who can confirm this? Enuguites, what's the status of the amiable governor?

BREAKING NEWS: Enugu State Governor, Sullivan Chime dies in India
A heavy cloak of mourning falls on the nation once more today as news of Governor Sullivan Chime’s death filters in.
A reliable source who confirmed his death to SouthEastNigeria.com said he gave up the ghost an hour ago in India. (9pm Nigerian Time)
His Excellency, the late Governor Sullivan Chime had battled an undisclosed illness for months. When citizens began questioning his prolonged absence from Enugu, the official story was that he was on a long vacation accrued over a period of 5 years.
May his soul rest in peace.
More details shortly.

estyvino: Am sure you are not living in Enugu, should you live there, you would not have said that!

Pls. Educate those of us not so fortunaate to be livingg in Enugu

A new global league table, produced by the Economist Intelligence Unit for Pearson, has found Finland to be the best education system in the world. The rankings combined international test results and data such as graduation rates between 2006 and 2010, the BBC reports. For Finland, this is no fluke. Since it implemented huge education reforms 40 years ago, the country's school system has consistently come at the top for the international rankings for education systems.

But how do they do it? It's simple —by going against the evaluation-driven, centralized model that much of the Western world uses. Finnish children don't start school until they are 7. (Source: NYtimes) They rarely take exams or do homework until they are well into their teens. (Source: NYTimes) The children are not measured at all for the first six years of their education. ... Teachers are selected from the top 10% of graduates. In 2010, 6,600 applicants vied for 660 primary school training slots

EDUCATION TOP 20
Finland
South Korea
Hong Kong
Japan
Singapore
UK
Netherlands
New Zealand
Switzerland
Canada
Ireland
Denmark
Australia
Poland
Germany
Belgium
USA
Hungary
Slovakia
Russia

http://www.examshack.com/index.php/2012/11/finland-tops-international-education-survey-by-pearson/

sexkillz: [color=#000030]Richer taste or not, cola is cola. . .
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QED

Nomencleture

[quote author=mondi_cheeks]point of correction an engagement is an AGREEMENT entered into by 2 people to conclude a civil marriage or partnership within reasonable time. it can be CONTRACTED orally or verbally. but the payments would not have been made if there was not reasonable belief that a marriage would be entered into on a determinable future date...[/quote]Point correction Mondi (due respect), above is yet a contract. Still an offer to deal. Reason: offer (to marry) and acceptancee =engagement and will only become a contract when the neceessary condition of consideration is fulfilled. In africa, d bride price plus other condiments, in modern world -signing d dotted lines (following delivery of all u both agreed to bring into d union -mortgage, car, bank acct, etc.)

ITbomb: So all Nigerian men are factory workers?
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See girl u need to grow up, hook up with some guy and get some warm fluid into ur system regularly so that u can be thinking straight

Onila (Princess), honestly I fail to see y these guys are being this grouchy abt a straight fwd case which ur kind n humble heart has brought to d attn of nairalanders, jus to validate ur already established course of action -sack d marra faka

Seriously, if u wish to consider a good guy (fluid or not) to, from time too time, share d richness of ur lovely mind, know ye dat I'm available. In fact, I can choose to be jobless for this singular purpose.

So, Princess, can we link up (off this page of course). Ay get an for whatsapp, bb, fb, live msg, anyone d princess approves.

Also about dat song, I could hold d mic 4u.

So when?

Onila, don't mind 'em. Jus quick quick release ur song like Tonto and let them dey die.

Can't they see d princess u are and d level -ur daddy's army of (factory)workers and maids all over ur hous (attending to Princess Onil obviously)and d real gist that their lives and fate are decided by you (sack u say and sack they must!)

So when?

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/11/private-jets-can-slams-kukah-bakare/

Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has condemned comments credited to the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev. Matthew Hassan Kukah and Pastor Tunde Bakare, who claimed that acquisition of private jets by religious leaders diminishes moral voices of the church in the war against corruption and are therefore calling for a revolution in the Church of God.

Speaking in a telephone interview, National Director of Research, Planning and Strategy, Elder Sunday Oibe, urged the Catholic bishop and the former vice presidential candidate of CPC, that if they have anything against the person of Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, they should come out and say so, and not hide under the cloak of the gift of a jet to attack the CAN president.

Oibe, who doubles as the Public Relations Officer of Northern CAN, said he who lives in a glass house should not throw stones.

He said: “If there is any clergyman in the country whose constituency is government, it is Bishop Kukah, who served every government in power in the last decade.

“He thinks people have forgotten in a hurry how he served in Obasanjo’s government and turned round to attack the former president, or his fraternity with the former Governor James Ibori and his Rivers State counterpart, Peter Odili

crackhaus: Guy, chop Cypron and/or Super Appetite steady for like two months (morning and night). Be ready for side-effects oo so my advice, only take these drugs during your holidays from school

I was going to mention those. You'd be fat in no time but be reeady to sleep more than a preg woman

Just know that if she is below 18, her consent or not, if you do her, and someone squeals, it is statutory rape for which you could find yourself in prison (btw, withh hard labour)

From left, wife of the Ogun State governor, Mrs Olufunso Amosun; tennis superstars, Serena and Venus Williams, during the launching ceremony of Kick Like A Girl Project, organised by Consul General of the United States of America, to commemorate the International Girl Child Day in Lagos, on Thursday.

So now, the question is why do women cheat, we always talk about how men cheat and all that so what is the deal with women? Desperate Housewife.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/11/desperate-housewife-why-do-women-cheat/

Comments:
Max
women are less likely to cheat than men, not that they can't. while men can cheat for the fun of it (as well as other reasons), women if they cheat, would do so because an emotional need isn't being met, and more often than not, the person they cheat with, is meeting that need. women rarely cheat because they want sex. women give sex to get intimacy, while men give intimacy to get sex. so, it is the intimacy they are after. if they don't get intimacy (not sex now), from their spouse, they will gravitate towards where the void gets filled no matter how "beneath" them it is. example is 51 year old linda hogan who left hulk hogan for a 21 year old boy. with all hulk hogan's muscles and fame, he wasn't meeting his wife's emotional need. another example is the wife of the former prime minister of Ireland, who had an affair with a 19 year old boy who was "there for her", would go for walks with her and do "fun things",  unlike her husband who was always away, and didn't "understand " her needs. bottom line, if a woman's needs are not being met, and i am not talking financial now,  trouble may not be too far from your door.


tata tata
he clit has a mind of its own...

Please post your comments and thoughts on this matter.

ABUJA — Human rights violations have continued to be on the increase in Nigeria because majority of Nigerians are not yet aware of their rights and privileges, Executive Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, Prof. Ben Angwe, has said.

Angwe, who spoke exclusively to Vanguard Newspapers in Abuja, yesterday, said the rights of Nigerians would continuously be trampled upon by malevolent forces as long as individuals and groups were not aware of what they were legally entitled to.

The NHRC boss noted that from the commission’s finding, the poor and the elite in the society were ignorant of their rights and privileges and were, therefore, not in a position to seek redress even when they were wronged.

Angwe said: “In a situation where most people are not even aware of their rights, it makes it very difficult for us to be able to protect them. People need to know where their rights begin and end so that they can begin to respect those of others in this country.

“When I talk about people not knowing their rights I am not just talking about poor people, I am talking about even the educated and well placed Nigerians. The elite are still not aware of their rights.”

The NHRC boss said in a bid to reverse the high level of ignorance exhibited by Nigerians on human rights issues, the commission had begun a serious sensitisation programme aimed at changing the attitude of Nigerians towards their rights.

He said: “First, the commission has started a process of translating the provisions of the Constitution and the relevant instruments regarding the rights of Nigerians into some major languages. These will be distributed free to all Nigerians.

“We are also having town hall meetings where the people are educated on their rights. A few days ago, we inaugurated Human Rights Education programme in schools.”

Henceforth, the commission is going to preach human rights issues every week to two schools across the country and we also have a radio and television programme to shed light on human rights matters.”

Angwe disclosed that as a result of the rigorous enlightenment campaign by the commission, Nigerians had begun to use the agency in seeking redress for their rights violations.

According to him, the commission receives no fewer than 200 petitions daily from aggrieved Nigerians and has designed a programme to be able to attend to the avalanche of issues addressed to it by Nigerians.

Angwe said the commission had opened 13 offices across the country to be able to provide easy access to Nigerians to reach the agency to attend to their problems, promising to open such offices in two thirds of the country before the end of the year.

On how to ensure the autonomy of the commission, he said the amendment of the law establishing the commission had taken care of its independence, as it was now possible for the agency to carry out its assignment without let or hindrance.

He said: “Indeed, since I assumed duties, we have not been having that kind of relationship with the government as far as our operations are concerned.

“We have been operating independently and I have never received any call from anywhere trying to dictate to me what we should so or not. The government has never told us to act in any particular manner or whatever.”

 http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/10/why-rights-violations-are-high-in-nigeria-nhrc-boss/

Students of high institutions in the country should please hold peaceful rally, not to cause havoc, but to draw wider attention to the issue of extra-judicial killings especially as it affects students. In all these, has anyone heard of any pronouncement from NANS? What's NANS for please, if there could be so much quiet when in the North, students are targeted and shot and in the South, they get clobbered to death for unproven charges

It is so sad that the recent killing of students of the Federal Polytechnic Mubi was targeted at Christians. Worse still, this is not being reported. My wife who schooled in the North said and insisted on it but I kept saying it could be more about campus politics. I was so wrong. All that talk about a students' election the previous day was all nonsense. Read please.

"A student who narrowly escaped from the scene narrated “the gunmen were moving in threes with guns and matchets from one door to the other. When they knock at the door and you open up, they ask you what your name is to determine which side of the two religions you belong. If you claim to be a Muslim, then you must defend your Islamic status with the recitation of a portion of Quran. All identified non–Muslims were either shot or put to death by the sword instantly“.
“Some of the residents who spoke on the accounts of anonymity said that what they can not explain is the occurrence of the sad event in the evening the same day the military patrolling the troubled area were ordered to leave by government adding that there were strong indications that some people including some of the students had prior knowledge of the attack"

http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/exclusive/the-untold-story-about-students-massacre-in-mubi/