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Wonders neva cease

Looool..unbelievable.#booked

Postponing d elections simply tells us dah d PDP z @ it again

Back to 2party war

For me..uhmm it's really gon be a he'll in earth..its gon bring baq d memories of 1999..all we pray for is peace nd ntn more

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The kind of topic dah makes d fp dz days sef..sometimes visiting NL go just dey tire me...come to u.k where I skul nd see wonderfully made models

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Barcelona football stars including Messi, Neymar, Suarez and other players collected brand new cars from German car manufacturer, Audi, at an event sponsored by Audi today. See pictures

Charly boy releases recent pictures with his angels...

Charly boy releases recent pictures with his angels

Hahahahaha ma dear wah u don't know is way bigger Dan u...u're here now feeling like PDP already won d election...I laugh..broda I pray for u to see 2015...iam no politician..buh i'll love u to witness d superb finish by apc

Abolore '9ice' Akande rode on a horse to submit his nomination form for House of Representatives at All Progressives Congress Secretariat, Yemetu, Ibadan yesterday, Monday 24th November.

[color=#770077][/color][b][/b] Our dear president..uhmm..I tot everybody has got its freedom?? He switched to a party of he's choice...u made him speaker?? No..the house did nd mr.speaker has taken a step..y does issues like dis bring us bad names?? Wen we are still unable to capture a terrorist gang dealing with d nation..notin much to say..everybody now fights a personal battle nd our lives remains in d hands of d creator...Someday d real change we seek for is going to come..

McWhillion: Are you kidding me? I have a question for you op. Are you a graduate or an undergraduate? If you answered no to the two, then I understand why you ask so naive a question...

iam an undergraduate

law!!! MedSurge? Nt overated jhare its jes that admission is hard cos even dummys wana be in d field

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“There is a Riot in Rivers state
polytechnic Bori this morning as
students prostested against the
maltreatment of a final year
Elect/elect student, Nsikak
Effiong .
It started when the 2013/2014
National Association of Akwa
Ibom state students Election was
about to be conducted, and
everyone was asked to leave the
hall (Except the eleco members)
in order to start the election.
The guy involved was one of the
eleco members but was asked to
go out also which he refused,
according to him, he said he
wanted to ensure dat the
election was not rigged… A
member of the eleco body then
decided to invite the school
security who on arrival started
beating up the guy without
asking questions, the guy got
angry because of that and
started fighting them. The
security team then invited the
C.S.O who then came with about
5 police men, when they arrived
they started beating up the guy
using rods, planks n gun… But
the guy stood his ground, that
he is not going anywhere… By
that time he was already soaked
with blood. But still he resisted
them. The C.S.O had to call some
ugly looking SARS guys, when
they arrived, they talked to the
guy n he decided to follow them.
The insidence took place for
about 4hrs before they finally
took the guy.
Rumour started spreading this
morning that the guy died in
police cell because they refused
to treat him so students started
protested. when they got to
school, they started destroying
properties and when the C.S.O
came out, the students pounced
on him and beat the hell out of
him while his security boys ran
away… They dragged him with
blood all over his body to Police
station to confirm weda the guy
was dead, when they got close
to the station, police men started
shooting teargas to scare the
students away.. The D.P.O came
out and told the students that
the guy was still alive and took
some students to go and see
him inside cell.
when the students came back,
they then matched back to
school and started destroying
properties and villagers joined
them and started looting
computer systems, flat screen
tvs, generators and other
electronics inside the school I.C.T
lab.”

adonbilivit: TO GET THE PALI(CERTIFICATE) COZ WITHOUT IT YOU CANT EVEN BECOME A TRUCK DRIVER IN DANGOTE'S COMPANY.

but ppl buy certificates dz days

This question always runs in my mind and today i decided to share with my fellow landers
y do one need to go to school when the internet can teach you everything with the help of google,wikipedia and etc

ur comments and opinions are welcome

Ok una try..no ApC governor..even Theodore Orji abi? Smh...if he can get d award so wats up woth me? Bleep d list!

President Goodluck Jonathan has applauded the
attention his administration is giving the Igbos whom
he said are well represented in his government and
are being appointed to positions which no previous
administrations ever gave them.
The President also said the Igbos had also benefited
from many projects completed by his government in
the South-East.
He said these during this year’s World Igbo Congress
Day in Houston, Texas, United States.
The event had held on Saturday, but a copy of the
President’s speech at the ceremony was only made
available to journalists by the presidential
spokesman, Dr. Reuben Abati, on Thursday.
President Jonathan, who said his administration’s
appointments were based on competence, equity
and fairness, said he would leave it to historians to
determine whose administration had done more for
the Igbos in terms of federal appointments.
He said, “In the pursuit of productivity and
excellence, we have appointed competent and
capable men and women to positions of high
authority and strategic responsibility in all fields of
national endeavour.
“In our dogged determination to develop our
country, the Igbos are well represented and in some
of these appointments, the Igbos are having them
for the first time.
“Some have said that this government has done
more in appointments than any other in our history
for the Igbos, but that is a matter for the pundits and
historians. Let me state that appointments by this
administration, across the country, will continue to
be based on equity, fairness and competence.
“Even when some utilise politics to undermine our
commitment to fairness and justice, we will deploy
the principle of Federal Character to progressively
correct it. No part of Nigeria under my leadership
will be shortchanged.”
He added that in terms of projects and policies, the
Igbos had benefited from his administration’s
commitment
Accordingly, the President said his administration
had completed many federal roads which were left
in bad state by previous administrations.
He said, “Similarly in projects and policies, we have
continued to do our best. Throughout the South-East,
we inherited federal roads in very poor conditions.
“In spite of the highly competitive demand and
constraints on funding, we have taken on most of the
major roads, realising the impact that their
improvement will have on business and life in our
country.
“The Owerri-Onitsha Road, which was under
construction at the outset of my administration, has
been virtually completed. Three other very
important roads, the Enugu-Onitsha expressway, the
Enugu–Port Harcourt road and the Nguju-Edda-
Nporo-Ohafia road which cuts across Ebonyi and Abia
States, are steadily progressing. Our hope is that
improved budget and Sure-P funding will see quicker
action in the months ahead.
“The Obiziora-Iziagu road and Enugu-Abakaliki road
are some of those that have progressed to good
standard. Further attention will be focused on the
Umuahia-Ikot Ekpene road which is already being
addressed remedially by the Federal Roads
Maintenance Agency.
“The Igbos, being a very mobile people, have also
benefitted from works in other leading roads
nationwide. The Ore-Benin road long known as a
deathtrap has been totally transformed and now
provides a safer and more reliable ride. The Lagos-
Ibadan road is similarly being reconstructed and the
Benin-Lokoja-Abuja road is now being dualised as we
are doing in other roads in the far North.”
The president also applauded the Igbos for their
achievements and contributions to the development
of Nigeria.
“All through our history, the Igbos have cut a
distinguishing niche in all aspects of our national life
in the areas of education, sports, politics, science and
technology, literary excellence, enterprise,
diplomacy, among others,” he said.
Among whom, dead and living, the President
mentioned as starling reflection of Igbos’
achievements and donation to the entire country
included, late Biafra warlord, Ikemba Chief (Dim)
Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, his father, Chief Louis
Ojukwu.
They also included Sir Onyechere Anyiam Osigwe,
who the President said was the first Nigerian to own
an ocean-going crude oil conveying tanker and
engage in the crude oil export trade, Dr. Oliver De
Coque, Onyeka Onwenu, Chinua Achebe stands tall,
supported by Cyprian Ekwensi, Chris Okigbo, Flora
Nwakpa, Chimamanda Adichie and Dr. Nnamdi
Azikiwe.
Others are Sam Mbakwe, Akanu Ibiam, Michael
Okpara, Jaja Nwachukwu, and Nwankwo Kanu.

snowprince07: Mtcheww #TeamNokia#TeamLumia

sorry bro ur lacking behind

MsSteph: i Love patoranking. but eniola na who draw eyepencil for ur brow like that? kilode my orobo sister?

so dah tin no fine for ur eye abi? Dem fence ya eyes maybe

Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
has declared Saturday by-election in Niger East
Senatorial election inconclusive.
The candidate of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP), Shem Zagbayi Nuhu is so far leading by 89,640
votes against David Umaru of All Progressives
Congress (APC) who polled 84,698 votes.
Declaring the result inconclusive at about 6:30am
Sunday, the Returning Officer for the election,
Professor Wole Morenikeji said there problems in 7
units in 5 local government areas which rendered the
results of the units void.
He said fresh election will hold in the affected units
on Saturday September 6 before a final result of the by-election would be announced.


Source: www.news2.onlinenigeria.com/news/374221-niger-senatorial-bye-election-inconclusive.html

If he had invested outside they would call him names..now he's home to help d gov't reduce unemployment nd dey wanna defraud him..if its me I'll take d matter to world court

Rivers State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Samson
Parker, has given an insight to how the dreaded
Ebola virus crept into the state and claimed its first
victim, Dr. Iyke Samuel Enemuo, a medical doctor.
Giving an update on the ebola virus disease in the
state Friday, Parker said the late Enemuo treated a
Nigerian diplomat attached to the Economic
Community of West African States (ECOWAS),
Oluibukun Koye, who had evaded the surveillance
team in Lagos to travel to Port Harcourt.
He declared that Enemuo was aware that Koye had
the ebola virus disease (EVD) before treating him at a
mushroom hotel in Port Harcourt.
Parker said: “He (Koye) had received the late Dr.
Patrick Sawyer in Lagos. Upon developing the
symptom, he confided in a female colleague, called
Lillian, who contacted the late Dr. Enemuo. It was
after contact was established with Dr. Enemuo that
Oluibukun Koye flew to Port Harcourt to see Dr.
Enemuo”.
"To conceal his movement, Koye, who had been
under surveillance with other people for having
primary contact with the late Dr. Sawyer, the
Liberian-American who transmuted the Ebola virus
into Nigeria, sneaked out of the isolation unit where
he was being observed and took a flight to Port
Harcourt and switched off his phone so that he
cannot be reached or traced should he answer a call."
The Health Commissioner also disclosed that the
number of persons under surveillance in the state
has increased from 100 to 160.
"Our contact tracing team is working seriously to
make sure we contain the spread of the Ebola virus
in Rivers State," he said.
It was also disclosed that Enemuo’s wife who gave
birth only three months ago, is ill, She was said to
have developed symptoms of the disease and
currently under quarantine.
She was said to have requested to be taken to Lagos
and kept in an isolation unit for treatment and
observation.
“She is also a doctor. Her three-month-old baby is
alive and well. The result of the test conducted on
her (for Ebola) is not yet out,” Parker said.

Governor Sule Lamido of Jigawa on Friday appointed
former President Olusegun Obasanjo as the pioneer
Chancellor of the newly established Jigawa State
University in Kafin Hausa.
The State Commissioner for Education, Science and
Technology, Prof. Haruna Wakili, disclosed this in an
interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Dutse.
Wakili said the State Government had sent a
delegation to present the appointment letter to the
former President at his country home in Abeokuta.
He explained that the appointment was based on
Section 8 of the Jigawa State University Law, 2013.
Wakil said that Section 2 of the Second Schedule of
the law also supported the appointment.
The two sections, he said, vested on the Visitor of the
University the powers to appoint Chancellor for the
institution.
He added that extensive consultation was made
before reaching the decision to appoint Obasanjo as
the pioneer chancellor of the university.
“The government arrived at the decision after due
consideration of his immense contributions to the
making of modern Nigeria; as former military head
of state and two terms democratically elected
President.
“Obasanjo is an internationally recognised and
respected elder statesman and indeed an eminent
personality of proven integrity who served his
country to the peak, diligently, selflessly and
sincerely,” he said.
The commissioner stated that he was part of the
delegation that presented the letter to the former
president.
“I am therefore glad to inform you that the former
President had accepted the appointment and assured
the governor and people of Jigawa of his readiness
to serve.
“He also promised to do all that was possible to take
the university to a greater height.


Source:www.punchng.com/news/lamido-appoints-obasanjo-chancellor-of-jigawa-varsity/

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