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Question: The removal of which of these will give Nigerians the greatest joy? (a) fuel subsidy (B) boko haram (c) president Jonathan (d) MKO University |
Question: The removal of which of these will give Nigerians the greatest joy? (a) fuel subsidy (B) boko haram (c) president Jonathan (d) MKO University |
See crew members that crashed. May their souls rest in peace. |
This investigation is late. |
Can you imagine a police man in Nigeria withdraw his children from Private schools to Public schools. He said "I cannot meet up to pay their school fees in Private schools until I.G.P. returns road block. ![]() |
The crashed plane was manufactured in 1991, but right now I'm waiting for officials from NEMA, FAAN or Dana Airline to come and pick up a part that looks like a carburetor from the plane that's dated 1981. How could a plane that was manufactured in 1991 had a part made in 1981? Does that mean this part in question was replaced by a part that was manufactured in 1981? |
FILEBE: When u ar an accounting student n your matric number starts from 04 and u stil avnt graduated.that one is called 2 in 1 degrees |
Hope it will be redirected to the right place. |
...what a national joke |
The Nigerian people, accustomed to life with frequent interrupted power supply at homes and business places, except those few having private generators, are suddenly to pay more for electricity as a new tariff regime comes into effect on June 1, 2012. Newly established Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), an independent statutory body charged with the “responsibility of ensuring the provision of safe, adequate, reliable and affordable electricity,” is introducing a Multi-Year-Tariff-Order (MYTO) in addition to energy conservation strategies to reduce financial burden on electricity consumers. Also a Power Consumer Assistance Fund aimed at protecting the low income earners – something like subsidy will be put in place.
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What happen to others? The same school fees were paid. |
The beneficiaries were given N5 million each to engage in any study of their endeavours after being assured of automatic employment with the state government at the end of their studies. The state governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan who released the fund to the state’s scholarship board for onward disbursement to the students promised to continue to fund scholarship scheme to encourage excellence in tertiary institutions in the state. In his address, the state’s Commissioner for Higher Education, Professor Hope Eghagha said that the sum of over N296 million approved for the 2011 first class scholarship scheme was for five existing awardees and 47 new ones. Prof Eghagha noted that the scholarship scheme was given out on merit just as he explained that nobody lobbied for it. One of the beneficiaries, Mr. Michael Chijuka, who spoke on behalf of his colleagues thanked the state government for the kind gesture and promised that they would utilize the opportunity given them judiciously. The governor also explained that the scholarship scheme was put in place to help build human capital and instil academic discipline in higher institutions. source(http://www.nigerianeye.com/2012/06/47-first-class-graduates-from-delta.html?
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talk true: They fail to seek the customers view just as GEJ failed to seek the students viewSo funny, calling them to conference room.what a joke |
daywatcher: I blame JonathanFOR YOUR FAMILY MATTER OR WHAT? BECAUSE EVERYTHING IN HEAVEN & ON EARTH IS JONATHAN |
ANY DIFFERENCE? ANOTHER WAY FOR CHOP CHOP! |
Family is what family does. |
Acidosis: So true. I heard the great news yesterday from the man of God. Thanks to all emmanuel TV partners.Is this great news? |
[quote author=9-zeros]are those students? dey look like touts.[/quote]See Chief Executive Touts. You want them to carry books or put celebrity dresses before you know they are students. u no go school that is why. So, u want them to wear uniform like nursery pupils. Solo |
[quote author=9-zeros]are those students? dey look like touts.[/quote]See Chief Executive Touts. You want them to carry books or put celebrity dresses before you know they are students. u no go school that is why. So, u want them to wear uniform like nursery pupils. Solo |
God shall judge all |
The same happened to me three years ago but I thank God I am married to another person just last month. Even the lady that broke my heart is yet to marry all because of this spirikoko (too spiritual) issue. Never mind, leave him now because if you continue with the marriage it will be serious. Just move on as I did, I thank God today that I am happily married. |
so, no going back. Unilag turns to historical name. Na wa o. MAU has no difference to student & school future. Name was change but stagnancy and deterioration in education continue. |
She was famous |
This news don expire. |
See soji (wake-up) pastor |
More chop chop. |
why? Make him turn Lagos State to Abiola State and all the local government areas to Abiola children names so the the world will no say Abiola is remembered and immortalized. |
olaezebala: You badt oooooo. Church na business?Superior bad idiot. |
