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gratiaeo:
With all this your analysis you did not care to tell us how much Amaechi, Fashola, Adams, Okorocha etc donated to Buhari campaign.
You can do better than this

Bring more names; this people are not one of those debtors::::

gratiaeo:
With all this your analysis you did not care to tell us how much Amaechi, Fashola, Adams, Okorocha etc donated to Buhari campaign.
You can do better than this

Amaechi Have Never Owed Salaries before !!!!

gratiaeo:
With all this your analysis you did not care to tell us how much Amaechi, Fashola, Adams, Okorocha etc donated to Buhari campaign.
You can do better than this

Adams Oshiomhole Paid December
Salaries, yesterday

gratiaeo:
With all this your analysis you did not care to tell us how much Amaechi, Fashola, Adams, Okorocha etc donated to Buhari campaign.
You can do better than this

Lagos workers get 15% salary bonus for December, so why Lagos

fitzmayowa:
What about those that didn't donate and are still owing

The bottomline is all the governors owing irrespective of their political party are heartless...

Can you name any APC governor owing over 4 to 12months salary

fitzmayowa:
Stop making it a PDP issue alone its both PDP and APC states that are owing worker...

The problem of nigeria is not party related, but politician related irrespective of their political affiliation...

Why would those Governors donate over N50million each in public when they know that they are owing up to 8months and even more than.... That means they're heartless

And some sets of useless Governors donated over N1billion for GEJ


God will judge them

Akpabio, Jang, Imoke, Suswam, Others Donate N1billion
While Owing Workers... -

As representatives of 21 Peoples Democratic Party [PDP]
governors mounted the rostrum Saturday night at the
presidential villa in Abuja to announce N1.05 billion in
donation to the PDP, back in their respective states, school
teachers and other state workers were enduring their
second or third month of work without pay.

In some states, the indebtedness to workers stretched a
year.

In Ebonyi, authorities owed teachers under the Universal
Basic Education scheme nearly 12 months of salaries.

In Abia State, secondary school teachers were last paid in August, while primary school teachers have been owed since October.

In Akwa Ibom State, the nation’s leading oil producer which
draws more than triple of what other states receive from the federation account monthly, local government staff were on strike. Before the strike, they were forced to receive half salaries for several months, while authorities claimed they had no money.

In Cross River, the situation had worsened after months of indebtedness that state-run television, the Cross River
Broadcasting Corporation, CRBC, shut off production last
week. The station remains off air till date. Other staff fortunate to have received reasonably up-to-date pay, have yet to be paid for November.

But on Saturday night, Cross State governor, Liyel Imoke,
stood next to his Bauchi State colleague, Isa Yuguda, as Mr. Yuguda announced to a gleeful president and a shocked
nation how the 21 governors who had been struggling to pay salaries long before the present oil crisis, rallied N50
million each in donation to the PDP.

“We may do more in future, but that is what we were able to
raise for now,” Mr. Yuguda assured.

https://www.nairaland.com/2058646/akpabio-jang-imoke-
suswam-others

Engrpj:
who is Tonto Dikeh

She is a shoemaker

seankafor:
Believe u me. This fight against terrorism is beyond our comprehension(we the citizens) it is far from what they tell us in the media. As for mutiny.i believe that their re behind the scene stories which we have not heard.
But i think somepeople are working tirelesly to see this true.our best option here is support not criticism cos who cares about what we spit?

You're right but Nigeria is our Country and I believe;

-No soldier will be happy to fight for a nation whose dead troops are left in the battle field or are given mass burials and their family ejected without compensation.
-No soldier will be happy to fight when he was given guns that would jam, cannons that would not fire, vests that are fake while fighting on an empty stomach without allowances.
Nigerians expect rebellion from these soldiers, when they are bombed by the same jet fighters that they expected aerial cover from. #SMH \\What a Nation//

johnbuck81:
Dear op...
When u betray in military,the punishment is death.
back then,they'll only cut off ur freakin head.

How do you ask a man to fight a war waged on behalf of an
unfeeling class of saboteurs, who are benefiting from arms
importation, currency trafficking, money laundering and all
illegal shades of business in between How do you ask a
man to fight with bare hands How do you ask a man to go
to confront a brutal enemy unprepared How do you fight in a war that is rigged If Nigeria had a more professional
army, these mutinies would not easily happen. If Nigeria has an army of patriots that is unaffected by the debilitating
influence of corruption from hiring, training and deployment, Boko Haram would have been defeated. If the
ranks of army leadership where not populated by saboteurs, hoteliers, arm dealers and general contractors, the nation would have been spared these humiliations. If Nigeria had sustained the respected army of yore who recorded great exploits in the Congo and many other countries, the experience and pragmatics of war would have produced a more seasoned outlook. These incidents would not have risen to a court-martial. They would have been effectively dealt with in-house. But killing those soldiers is not the best option.

IKJ66:
because u Did not tag M̶̲̅ε ,ℓ̊ would not comment

I'm very sorry bro, it was an error I've tagged your name. Thanks

tit:
why
because the soldiers deserted their posts
and left innocent Nigerian villagers to be raped and beheaded by boko haram.

They only asked for weapons and they got death in return. These soldiers knew their place and understood
the expectation that they maintain it, these soldiers know
that in the military orders are orders, even if irrational, But these orders are not legal and morally right, that for sure we know . The orders they got were not battle effective, the army under which they fought is undisciplined, It is an unfair army where soldiers are deliberately sent to their deaths. It is an army whose leadership is populated by a few martinets, and the few are completely outnumbered by incompetents and plain rogues, We must not be deceived; the fog of this war is sabotage. The war on terror is the way it is because the military higher ups have financial interest in maintaining the status quo. Sometimes, disobedience is the only sensible thing to do. In this case, they walked away from death only to come face to face with it. You, as a Nigerian, should not support their death by firing squad, given the circumstances surrounding their rebellion. General Azubike Ihejirika, accused of backing Boko Haram, is walking free. Ali Modu Sheriff, who has repeatedly being named as knowing something about the Boko Haram insurgency, is Jonathan's presidential guide on terror issues. If they walk free, the soldiers must walk free! This death penalty is the worst form of state abuse. Enough is enough.

If the PDP has so much confidence in its administration’s
achievements, it should prove it by bringing out the campaign promises of 2011 and let us put a check mark to the ones its man has achieved.

The party should tell us, in an unambiguous language, what
happened to the 7-Point Agenda of Yar’Adua/Jonathan regime.

It should explain why Boko Haram, a rag-tag army of religion-crazed maniacs that lack the intelligence to make the simplest battle formation, keeps defeating trained soldiers of the Nigerian Army.

It should explain why soldiers consistently mutiny; why their
wives have echoed the similar complaints as their husbands –that their failures on the battlefront is because that they are poorly equipped for war.

It should tell us why, after all the monies spent on security and the extra $1bn it received, soldiers still complain they lack the weapons they need to confront Boko Haram.

It should tell us why those soldiers should be sacrificed on the altar of their collective impotence and pot-bellied corruption.

And truthfully tell us if the government is still searching for the Chibok girls.

It should tell us about the fuel subsidy and why Nigerians are still paying that obnoxious money even as the price of oil is crashing on the world market.

It should tell us what became of the various reports on
corruption and why so much money has been reported
“missing” in this government and no one has been held
accountable.

It should also tell us why kerosene sells for more than N150
per litre when government claims it is subsidising it to sell for N50/litre.

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Killing the soldiers is not the best option, there are several ways of dealing with them #GodBlessAmerica

Head of the Nigeria National Office of West African
Examinations Council,WAEC, Mr. Charles Eguridu has stated
that making Mathematics a compulsory subject for students
seeking admission in tertiary institutions is unfair, when the
candidate’s course of study in the university has nothing to
do with Mathematics.

Eguridu who made this statement against the backdrop of
the 29.37 per cent WASSCE candidates who obtained five
credits and above in Mathematics and English Language
said: “It will be unfair to judge or determine students’
performance in examination based on Mathematics and
English Language.”

Answering questions from journalists at WAEC corporate
office, Yaba, Lagos after the release of results last Thursday
Eguridu explained that as a student of Theatre Arts, you
have no business learning quadratic equation. According to
him; “Somebody who wants to read Yoruba in the university,
and the institution is demanding for Mathematics is an issue
because he does not need Mathematics to perform well in
Yoruba. I do not think Mathematical ability is necessary for
success in every endeavour of live.”

In all his years, he reiterated that, he is yet to see where
mathematical ability is necessary in all areas of endeavour.

‘’Those who play football and can score goals, or those who
can sing very well, I am yet to see how passing Mathematics
made them successful. For English Language, I agree
because it is the means of communication, but for Maths, it
should not compulsory for some studies,’’ he added.
The HNO who took a swipe at those condemning WAEC for
mass failure based on Mathematics and English Language
said: ‘’This is a private candidate exam. Preharps a candidate
registers for Biology, Maths and English, if he does not write
Maths and English and you use the population of those who
wrote Maths and English to ascertain the percentage of
success, the statistics will be incorrect.

“In a situation where a candidate registers for eight or nine
subjects and you isolate two subjects to ascertain his overall
performance, is unfair. The purpose of education is not to
pass examination but to equip children for life.’’

Double registrations

Eguridu further maintained; “Nigerians need to go back and
read the national policy on education. It is not envisaged
that every child who entered primary school will end up a
university professor. We expect that after the first six years
of primary school, then the first three, senior high school.

After this stage the results will determine the route such
student will take, either to technical education, college of
education, school of nursing, polytechnic or university.’’
On the drop of candidates that registered for the
examination, Eguridu heaps the reasons on effiency of
WAEC. He provided that WAEC has made it impossible for
candidates to have double registrations. In the past, he
pointed out, people asked candidates to register them in
one centre and go to another centre to re-register. He
insisted that with the introduction of biometric features, if
you try to register twice, it will not be possible.

For those who criticized the walk in candidate initiative,
Eguridu said: “Nigeria is not an island, it is a country that is
advancing like other countries. In Singapore for example,
people will write their exams when they are ready. A
situation where a candidate needs a credit to advance in his
studies and he has to wait for another one year cannot be
justified. We have no apology for this, we have done it and
we will do it again.

“If a candidate wants to register on the day of examination,
we register him and ensure that the registration properly
done. We will capture biometric details, exam fees will be
paid and the candidate will be allowed to write with those
who registered before.”

On the issue of wrong pictures of some candidates, Eguridu
heaped the blame on school owners,explaining that WAEC’s
registration portal has been designed in such a way that it
works on information uploaded by schools into the server.
That not withstanding, WAEC has to give them a second
chance for the information to be uploaded correctly.
However, from the next examination, he stated that WAEC’s
upgraded systems will reject such flawed entries.

In spite of this facilities, some school authority do not take
time to cross check the information uploaded to our data
based.

His words: “If a school authority assignments a picture on
wrong candidate, they should be held responsible. ‘’We have
a situation where instead of uploading the candidate picture, they just put a flower pot. At times, one candidate’s picture will be dominant in the picture of some schools. Beginning from next examination, our upgraded system will reject such entries.’’


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/maths-ability-not-necessary-every-course-study-waec-boss/

Dahjhi:
afi lionfowl nooor we sabi you nah.. NA ur kind go dey travel when you sense say man only you go remain with the killing task.. Nah DAT time you go hear nah lag I wan go do Xmas

Before nko!!!!

Dahjhi:
just gather the liver to do so last year. I will rather dodge it for my junior sis before. I now take pleasure in it . The 3rd for the day...Oya come confess, can you kill a chicken?

I have even killed a lion before #lionfowl

OMG, Nigeria Police is damn corrupt

Africa is rich but mentally poor Jonathan just proved my theory right once again

Amaechi is too loose, he has forgotten that every word counts... It will be better for Buhari to caution him orelse.... You know the rest #DontKillNigeriaDream

Good Move

0b1nna:
Linus Mba.

Linus Mba

Ugly right

Last christmas when I met Barrack Obama , IT was fun though

Mtcheeeew , Messi nephews ni jawe

Nice One, oya firefire come and learn

customized13:
Google is your friend.

That shows you did not know the meaning of success, cluelessness iS in your blood

Good Idea .

Sai Buhari
Sai APC

Like yoruba would sAy ''Agbajowo lafi n gbe eru dori''

customized13:
APC is actually a party of unsuccessful PDP members and specialists in failure.

Can you name 20 unsuccessful defectors

GooD plan