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TANID:
That Man Would Blind Again If He Fail God Test

I hope you read? Who told you he really blind abinitio?

Ide4u:
The Nigerian Television Authority has been removed from the largest digital satellite television service platform in Europe, Sky Limited.

A visit to Sky’s website showed that NTA had been barred indefinitely from airing on Channel 794.

A message on Sky’s website read in part, “794: NTA International; currently temporarily removed from EPG (Electronic Programme Guide).”

A Sky customer service official told our reporter on the telephone in the UK that it had no control over NTA International whose rights are owned by Ben TV.

The news of the suspension of NTA International began to trend barely 24 hours after the National Broadcasting Commission, Nigeria’s broadcast regulator, suspended the licences of Africa Independent Television and Raypower 100.5FM.

However, sources within BEN TV told our correspondent that the NTA was pulled down two weeks ago.

Sky Limited is a British media and telecommunications conglomerate owned by Comcast and headquartered in London.


According to Wikipedia, it has operations in the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and Spain.

Sky is Europe’s largest media company and pay-TV broadcaster by revenue (as of 2018) with 23 million subscribers and more than 31,000 employees as of 2019. The company is primarily involved in satellite television and broadband services.

The NBC headed by Kawu Modibbo had on Thursday announced the suspension of AIT and Raypower FM both owned by opposition politician, Chief Raymond Dokpesi.

Although the NBC had cited several infractions as the reason for the suspension, human rights groups claim the suspension was an attempt to stifle press freedom.

The founder of BEN TV, Alistair Soyode, did not respond to telephone calls on Friday.

https://punchng.com/nta-removed-from-largest-uk-cable-platform-sky/

NTA under buhari is an islamic TV. 90% of the programmes apart from news is north/ islam oriented. Why won't they remove it. PMB is very stupid.

sisipelebe:
I trust Igbo men, any little achievement like this. You'll hear the phrase "do you know who I am" Do you know who you're talking to" With that their Igbotic accent.

It's our Igbo and we rock it. We are proud of who we are and we flaunt it. We know ourselves. We are invincible hard/ smart working tribe, we are igbos

Mraphel:
Yorubas are too accomodating. They should stop accomodating us it is very detrimental to them in future.

My people like to dominate by fire by force.

Afonja with tribal mark claiming Igbo.

derrydinny:
ipob people are so backward, haba. they are the ones that insult the fulanis and hausas when something like this happens.



useless tribe, always covering their own stupid tradition and culture by talking about that of others


they only know 2 things, drug peddling and destroying the lives od young women

What could be more useless than the tales of afonja sky diving ancestors with palm kernel and cock? Your tribe is useless from origin. Spits!

unclesuruoffi:
Two kidnap suspects who were arrested by the operatives of the Inspector-General of Police Intelligence Response Team in Kaduna State, have disclosed that they give special treatment to their victims because they are whites.

The arrested suspects, Abdulmimini Adamu and Usman Abdulahi, were said to have been involved in the kidnapping of four expatriates – two Americans and two Canadians – and killing of two policemen on their escort. It was further gathered that the gang's leader identified simply as Dogo, and three other members of the gang, were fatally wounded in a gun duel with the police detectives at their hideout in Kuire forest, near Kagarko Local Government Area of the state.

One of the arrested kidnap suspects,  20-year-old Adamu, a native of Igabi Local Government area of Kaduna State and father of one who confessed to have participated in the crime, revealed that they give special treatment to their victims because they are whites. According to him, he got got N5m share from the ransom paid, which he invested in cattle rearing.


https://unclesuru.com/2019/06/01/we-give-special-treatment-to-our-victims-because-they-are-whites-kidnap-suspects/

The case ends here. Their grand master is in charge.

Gratefulheart01:
Don't misquote me. By saying 'no more peace for bitches', i never mean't i will start going after them. I only meant everyone is aware of their uselessness, so no guy will take them serious anymore, no place for em to hide again.
I don't have time for bitches, only a guy who doesn't have anywhere going or something important to do in life will be pursing all these useless devalued ladies about.

Noted!!! Good for you.

dingbang:
Too many universities already, no jobs. I support buhari on this one

Universities too much. 1.9m took jamb and not up to 800k will secure admission even if all of them pass. Are you given to blindness or cut off from educational realities in Nigeria?

chelseaeternity:
From: collinsuchendusblog.com

A recent data by Studying-in-UK.org, a leading information portal about UK higher education system, has shown a steady decline in the enrollment rate of Nigerian students in UK varsities in the past three years. The UK is becoming a less coveted destination for education by Nigerians.



According to the latest report, 10,540 Nigerian students were enrolled in UK universities in the 2017/18 academic year. In the 2012/2013 session, the figure was 17,390, amounting to 39 percent decrease in three years.



Based on the latest official enrollment data about 183 higher education providers in the UK, Studying-in-UK.org discovered that students from former British colonies account for almost 29 percent of all international students, but their number has decreased by 6 percent compared to five years ago.



The report also noted that although the number of Indian students had decreased by 12 percent compared to five years ago, India remains the most popular country of origin for international students coming from former British colonies. During the past academic year, exactly 19,750 Indian students were studying in the UK.



For many years, the UK and the United States have been top study destinations for Nigerians. Reasons for the rush abroad are obvious: The decline in the standard of education in Nigerian varsities and several other factors. Other factors like job prospects after graduation, better opportunities and prestige have fueled the migration of Nigerian students abroad over time. But this is changing.



Many reasons have been advanced for this steady decline in enrollment rate of Nigerians in UK varsities. The Department of Education in the UK recently relaxed its post-study rule for undergraduate and master’s students. Before, international students had to return to their home countries immediately after their studies. Following the recent policy change, they will now be eligible to work for six months post-graduation, while doctoral candidates are eligible to renew their stay for up to one year.



The high cost of studying in the UK is also a crucial factor. This was what discouraged Amiebi, a Nigerian from Rivers State from studying in the UK last year. “For me, the UK is too expensive. That was why I went to India,” Amiebi, who just graduated from the Noida International University in India, told Sahara Reporters.



Agu Onyemaechi, who completed a master’s degree in Environmental Sustainability at the Birmingham City University, United Kingdom, spent roughly £15000 on tuition and living cost in 2014.

If Onyemaechi were to enroll for the same degree now, he would have to pay almost double the amount he spent in 2014 because of the drop in the value of the naira.

Professor Segun Ajibola, the President/Chairman of Council, Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, attributed the drop in enrolment rate on the economic downturn which saw a drastic fall of the naira against the dollar and the GBP.

Sharing his views on the issue with Sahara Reporters, Ajibola, who is also the Dean, College of Postgraduate Studies, Caleb University, maintained that the situation had been made worse because parents sending their children to study in the UK have not witnessed an increase in income.

He said, “Their capability to sponsor their children overseas has reduced significantly because of the foreign exchange rate. The second reason is that in Nigeria, so many private universities are almost of equal standard to British schools in terms of facilities and availability of programs. This has also reduced the attraction to UK varsities.

“Just as the UK has witnessed a reduction in enrolment rate, I am sure that it is the same for the US and other parts of Europe if the records are confirmed. Prospective college students are encouraged to stay back home. If it costs you N5m per annum to sponsor your child abroad, now it will cost you around N10m to do so. Where do you get the N10m? This is because your income as a parent income has not increased by a similar proportion in the last couple of years.”

Ajibola lamented that the rush for education abroad was seriously affecting the Nigerian economy.

The don called for more funding of Nigerian universities.

He added, “This is a challenge to the Nigerian government to improve the quality of educational services in Nigerian in order to discourage the migration to Europe, Africa and American schools. The less it happens, the better for us in Nigeria economically.

“The conditions in these European countries are becoming tougher, stricter and less conducive. Before, in some European countries, the attraction was that if you studied there, you could stay back and work but some countries are discouraging this. Nigerian graduates out there are struggling with the fact that they have to go back to their country after their studies. Where are the jobs in Nigeria? Is it not better to slug it out at home rather than spend so much acquiring education abroad only to return home to face unemployment?”


Source: https://www.collinsuchendusblog.com/2019/05/nigerian-students-enrollment-in-uk.html?m=1

Few questions for the last three
Did Nigerian universities improve? No
Did the tuition fee of UK universities increase? No
Did number Nigerian universities increase? No
Is there embargo on UK universities? No

Conclusion. BUHARI MADE THING WORSE. NO MONEY TO TRAVEL.

chelseaeternity:
From: collinsuchendusblog.com

A recent data by Studying-in-UK.org, a leading information portal about UK higher education system, has shown a steady decline in the enrollment rate of Nigerian students in UK varsities in the past three years. The UK is becoming a less coveted destination for education by Nigerians.



According to the latest report, 10,540 Nigerian students were enrolled in UK universities in the 2017/18 academic year. In the 2012/2013 session, the figure was 17,390, amounting to 39 percent decrease in three years.



Based on the latest official enrollment data about 183 higher education providers in the UK, Studying-in-UK.org discovered that students from former British colonies account for almost 29 percent of all international students, but their number has decreased by 6 percent compared to five years ago.



The report also noted that although the number of Indian students had decreased by 12 percent compared to five years ago, India remains the most popular country of origin for international students coming from former British colonies. During the past academic year, exactly 19,750 Indian students were studying in the UK.



For many years, the UK and the United States have been top study destinations for Nigerians. Reasons for the rush abroad are obvious: The decline in the standard of education in Nigerian varsities and several other factors. Other factors like job prospects after graduation, better opportunities and prestige have fueled the migration of Nigerian students abroad over time. But this is changing.



Many reasons have been advanced for this steady decline in enrollment rate of Nigerians in UK varsities. The Department of Education in the UK recently relaxed its post-study rule for undergraduate and master’s students. Before, international students had to return to their home countries immediately after their studies. Following the recent policy change, they will now be eligible to work for six months post-graduation, while doctoral candidates are eligible to renew their stay for up to one year.



The high cost of studying in the UK is also a crucial factor. This was what discouraged Amiebi, a Nigerian from Rivers State from studying in the UK last year. “For me, the UK is too expensive. That was why I went to India,” Amiebi, who just graduated from the Noida International University in India, told Sahara Reporters.



Agu Onyemaechi, who completed a master’s degree in Environmental Sustainability at the Birmingham City University, United Kingdom, spent roughly £15000 on tuition and living cost in 2014.

If Onyemaechi were to enroll for the same degree now, he would have to pay almost double the amount he spent in 2014 because of the drop in the value of the naira.

Professor Segun Ajibola, the President/Chairman of Council, Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, attributed the drop in enrolment rate on the economic downturn which saw a drastic fall of the naira against the dollar and the GBP.

Sharing his views on the issue with Sahara Reporters, Ajibola, who is also the Dean, College of Postgraduate Studies, Caleb University, maintained that the situation had been made worse because parents sending their children to study in the UK have not witnessed an increase in income.

He said, “Their capability to sponsor their children overseas has reduced significantly because of the foreign exchange rate. The second reason is that in Nigeria, so many private universities are almost of equal standard to British schools in terms of facilities and availability of programs. This has also reduced the attraction to UK varsities.

“Just as the UK has witnessed a reduction in enrolment rate, I am sure that it is the same for the US and other parts of Europe if the records are confirmed. Prospective college students are encouraged to stay back home. If it costs you N5m per annum to sponsor your child abroad, now it will cost you around N10m to do so. Where do you get the N10m? This is because your income as a parent income has not increased by a similar proportion in the last couple of years.”

Ajibola lamented that the rush for education abroad was seriously affecting the Nigerian economy.

The don called for more funding of Nigerian universities.

He added, “This is a challenge to the Nigerian government to improve the quality of educational services in Nigerian in order to discourage the migration to Europe, Africa and American schools. The less it happens, the better for us in Nigeria economically.

“The conditions in these European countries are becoming tougher, stricter and less conducive. Before, in some European countries, the attraction was that if you studied there, you could stay back and work but some countries are discouraging this. Nigerian graduates out there are struggling with the fact that they have to go back to their country after their studies. Where are the jobs in Nigeria? Is it not better to slug it out at home rather than spend so much acquiring education abroad only to return home to face unemployment?”


Source: https://www.collinsuchendusblog.com/2019/05/nigerian-students-enrollment-in-uk.html?m=1

Did Nigerian universities improve? No
Did the tuition fee of UK universities increase? No
Did number Nigerian universities increase? No
Is there embargo on UK universities? No

Conclusion. BUHARI MADE THING WORSE. NO MONEY TO TRAVEL.

Gratefulheart01:
No more peace for bitches!

Make sure you don't get HIV.

tartar9:
Wen nigerian xtians especially nyanmiri's wan die on top Israel matter

Almajiri with long uncircumcised prick using a phone he got from one of their raids in Benue to type non sense.

Nbote:
My broda I didn't even notice d error strewn letter until U pointed it out... Even d Aboki in charge didn't read thru to notice d error before approving for dispatch?

How can the aboki in charge recognise error when the almajiri doesn't know what a good grammar sounds like.

ALMUSTAQIM:
BIG BIG LIES

THE SIT AT HOME RUBBISH FAILED WOEFULLY

THE PICTURES ABOVE ARE OLD PICTURES

SHAME SHAME TO THE IPOBIANS

NIGERIANS ARE WISER

Will you remove your uncircumcised prick from this thread!!!

[quote author= post=78842127]A kid who does anything for nairaland likes and shares that can't add a kobo to your account. Little wonder you are so unreasonable. Always spewing trash for nairaland likes. SORRY sly tin!!!
Keep being frustrated! [/quote]Sorry!!!!! You really need it.

Olatomz1:
I don't think you have word prediction on your phone or auto correct function.......... Who knows if it's 3310 you are using

Sorry!!! That wasn't enough reason. Auto correct function is not accountable for what you typed and posted on the internet. Whether I use 3310 or Nokia torch, that won't change what you typed. The energy you have been using to defend the wrong spelling should have been used to edit it. That is simple wisdom.

[quote author= post=78841054]To pay you back in your own coin......Take this Sly tin...

To imprint in your soul how dull and slow you sounded, nairalanders gave you no single like. Sorry Sly tin![/quote]A kid who does anything for nairaland likes and shares that can't add a kobo to your account. Little wonder you are so unreasonable. Always spewing trash for nairaland likes. SORRY!!!

Olatomz1:
I'm so sorry sir
It was a typographical error....
But I think you should know

You lied. You made the same mistake in two different occasions. It wasn't typo error jorh!

Olatomz1:
I'm so sorry sir
It was a typographical error....
But I think you should know

You lied. You made the same mistake in two different occasions. It is not typo error jorh!

[quote author= post=78839248]OP, with all these pics you guys are sharing throughout today, some children of hate and perdition, aka wailers not be able to sleep tonight o!

Migraine loading for enemies of the country tomorrow...
Una go wail for d next 4 years, till una tire...[/quote]You are the number one enemy of this country. One of the youths who have refused to use their brain. Lazynigerianyouth.

dondo83:
Julius Berger has created a platform for the public to follow day to day activities at the 2nd Niger bridge .

https://www.second-river-niger-bridge.com/#camera-1

This government [s]means business and the level of transparency[/s] politicizes Igboland in infrastructural development

Fixed!!!

Imoh555:


Dear Regina Daniels how do you address your old husband is it ancestor baby ,or sir boo , or uncle love or elder darling


Please I have a question as Ned is older than Regina's mother would he still be addressed as son in-law or uncle in-law or ancestor in-law or elder ancestor or in-law emeritus?


Money maketh people not to have shame
...worlds system spits

Regina Daniels has consented to the marriage without duress. I wonder why most nairalander are shedding tears.

TundeBricklayer:
Some States are seriously sinking in debt

Domestic and foreign debts

Lagos state. After afonjas' claim that Lagos is richer than Africa and Asia combined, they owe the highest loan.

HisSexcellency:
Na dem dem
Atiku had a dubai strategy, buhari had Tel aviv strategists which no one knew nothing about till now.

One thing this government has going for it is the ability to hoodwink the populace, this has been done successfully and severally.
They successfully increased pump price of fuel from from #87 to #145 and nobody coughed, not the even NLC or anyone. ASUU was on strike for over 3 months up untill few days to the general elections and still they won by over 3million votes. The national assembly, the symbol of our democracy was raided and blocked by dss, judges who refused to play balls were raided and tagged corrupt and still nobody coughed.

Something is terribly wrong with this country

They rather rigged themselves in by over 3million.

Enugupikin:
Anambra people are lily-livered... just a small sized cows feeding on the field and they've ran away, when it comes to noise making they will carry first... Amongst the 5 SE states Anambra is most lily-livered...no wonder Fulani herdsmen slaughter them like slaves they're

I saw Enugu in your name. 400 men down and gburugburu crying in Abuja. That's was not too long time ago and that was a typical description of lily liver.

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Timmypromise:
Igbos will blame afonja for it
while the owner of the land just want to flex with their cow
.
.
. Igbos in Anambra should respect their master.

Anambra has been cohabiting peacefully with the genuine Fulani herders. In the state capital close to my office is a mosque. But herdmen killers of Fulani extraction can't operate in anambra and the reason is best known to all and sundry. If you think that anambra is kwara which Fulani men snatched from awon coward afonja demons then you have to rethink.

chibu4u2:
Do u realize from my moniker am an Igbo guy so my comment is not to fuel tribalism when I used the word east?
Just quoting a movie

Some slow poke with low self esteem, especially those playing the ethnic card do adopt other tribe's identity as cover. Nevertheless, I withdraw my comment if you are truly from east.

tmcleo2k2:
Congratulations. Thank God for you.
You skipped the part about your day job. What do you do?
thinking of the bills
#5surgeries
#chemo
#8months
#etc

People helped financially. I guess.

chibu4u2:
Awon witches of east end.......
Only a witch knows a fellow witch.
Mtchewwww

No witchcraft in beyond flying from the sky with palm fruit and hunting for human head. Awon wasterner.

TANID:
Here We Go Again Africa Don Come Again As Usual. Rest In Peace Dear. What's The Meaning Of That "Aja" The Only "AJA" I Know Is From LEKKI LAGOS STATE And The Second One Is Dog Maybe Tohyorsih2 Could Help Me Out

Sorry!!! Sorry again!!! In fact, SORRY FOR URSELF!!!

[quote author=sarrki post=78359586][/quote]What are you trying to say? Idiots are only those who defend incompetence personified in Buhari. Buhari remains a joke.