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Crime / Re: Woman: I Poisoned My Husband Because I Hated Him [PHOTO] by msmon(m): 9:39am On Jul 15, 2015 |
Who's to blame? Father, Daughter, Husband Or Wensu? Share you thought? lalasticlala is watching. |
Politics / Re: Replies To Garba's Tweet On Buhari's June Rating by msmon(m): 9:32am On Jul 15, 2015 |
...I'm still laughing! 2 Likes 1 Share |
Sports / Re: Peter Odemwingie Celebrates His 34th Birthday Today! by msmon(m): 9:25am On Jul 15, 2015 |
Happy birthday Peter, May God put more power onto your feet, so that you can fire Stoke City both the English Premier League and F.A Cup this coming season. Long life and prosperity! |
Politics / FG Recall "'GEJ's" Non-Career Ambassadors (Ojo Madueke, Bianca Ojukwu Inclusive) by msmon(m): 8:50am On Jul 15, 2015 |
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday confirmed the recall of non-career ambassadors and ambassadors extraordinary and plenipotentiary on tour of duty abroad. This is contained in a statement issued by the Public Communication Division of the Ministry, made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja. It stated that the exercise was in line with routine movement in the diplomatic service. “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes to reconfirm the recall of non-career ambassadors, ambassadors extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the Federal Republic on tour of duty abroad” it stated. The ambassadors recalled were mostly members of Jonathan’s Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Among those affected are Ojo Madueke who was posted to Canada and Bianca Ojukwu who was posted to Spain. Others are Dalhatu Tafida (UK), Professor Ade Adefuye (USA), Taofeek Arapaja (Jordan), Fidelia Njeze (Switzerland), Yemi Farounbi (Philippines), Olatokunbo Kamson (Jamaica) and Cornelius Oluwateru (UAE). Others are Abubakar Shehu Bunu (Saudi Arabia), Chive Kaave (Argentina), Tukur Mani (Iran), Abiodun Nathaniel Olorunfemi (Namibia). Also affected are Okwudili Nwosu (Burundi), Okeke Chukwuemeka (Vatican), Eric Aworahbi (Italy), Dauda Danladi (Pakistan), Katherine Okon (Czeck Republic), Princess Victoria Bosede Onipede (Republic of Congo), Senator Haruna Garba (Kuwait), Nonye Rajis-Okpara (Singapore), Eddy Onuoha (Hungary), Adamu Babangida Ibrahim (Syria) and Sam Jimba (Poland). http://dailypost.ng/2015/07/15/fg-confirms-recall-of-non-career-ambassadors/ cc lalasticlala, obinoscopy, barcanista |
Politics / Re: PMB Can’t Clean Up PDP's 16 Years Mess In 30 Days, I'm Standing By Him – Tinubu by msmon(m): 6:30am On Jul 15, 2015 |
ITSaWRAP:DONe! Its skipped my mind, though the story is all over today's dailys. |
Politics / Re: Retired Generals Jostle For Civil Defence Top Job — Leadership Newspaper by msmon(m): 6:27am On Jul 15, 2015 |
lekkie073:lol. ww.nscdc thatz all! |
Politics / PMB Can’t Clean Up PDP's 16 Years Mess In 30 Days, I'm Standing By Him – Tinubu by msmon(m): 5:43am On Jul 15, 2015 |
President Muhammadu Buhari last night implored members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to forgo their differences as well as their power of influence in the interest of the country and the party. He said for the party to achieve its manifestos of addressing issues of security, economy, employment and corruption, such sacrifice was necessary. The president, who made this call when he hosted the party’s leadership to a Ramadan breakfast at the new banquet hall of the presidential villa, restated his stance that “if we don’t kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria.” Also, APC national leader and former Lagos State governor, Asiwaju Ahmed Tinubu, who was at the breakfast, responded to criticisms by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that the Buhari administration was too slow, saying the APC government cannot clean the 16- year mess of the PDP in 30 days. In his speech, President Buhari recounted how the APC surmounted many obstacles and became strong enough to dislodge the PDP, and stressed the need for party members to forget their differences and unite for the sake of the country. He said, “I always like to go down memory lane to show how lucky we are as a political group. At no stage was the decision taken by chance; it was all deliberate. The leaders of the parties felt the only way to wrest power from the PDP was for us to come together. “I in particular was scared after previous failures of the elections of 2003, 2007 and 2011. We dissolved our various parties to form APC; then we applied to INEC. For once, I was grateful to INEC. We had gone with nine people to INEC to apply and INEC advised us that we needed at least 25 people across the people to form a political party. “We were able to go back, raise 35 members across the country and then successfully registered the party. INEC then informed the federal government that we had met the requirements, hence we cannot be denied registration. Many doubting Thomases said merger had never succeeded in Nigeria but here we are.” Urging the party members to close ranks, the president said: “I went into this long explanation so that you will appreciate how far we have come, and for a society as ours, if we respect the constitution, then all the greed and problems will be a thing of the past. “We should just look at Nigeria as Nigerians. No matter the level you are, loosen your influence so that we can help achieve the manifestos – security, economy, employment and corruption – because if we don’t kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria. We have to ensure that people we bring forward are those that will move the society forward.” Buhari further commended Tinubu for his support and words of encouragement, saying it was important to reflect on their journey in order for them to appreciate how lucky they were as a political group. Earlier, Tinubu who described the APC as Armoured Personnel Carrier which represents the diversity of Nigeria, thanked the president for availing them the opportunity of breaking fast with him and bringing together people for various backgrounds regardless of religious affiliations. He said, “We believe this diversity will continue to propel us for economic growth under your leadership. This is the first Ramadan after the election; we thank God for cutting down the opponents’ 60 years of fake promises to 16 years. “I heard they say we are slow. Yes, we didn’t campaign to be fire-fighters, but planners – and meticulous ones at that. A latrine pit of 16 years can’t be cleaned up in 30 days because the mess is much. “Mr. President you started well; you hit the ground running. You promised Nigerians that you’ll address security and your first meeting to ECOWAS was on security because we cannot fight alone. “You have been to others places. If they forgot G7 we will remind them. We have faith in you, Mr. President; we have faith in your capacity and uprightness”. The APC leader pledged that the party would continue to support the president, and “no matter what they are saying, we are not re-running the election until four years’ time.” [size=15pt]“NASS Leadership Crisis: I Stand By Buhari’s Position – Tinubu[/size] Speaking to journalists after the break of Ramadan fast at the presidential villa, APC national leader Ahmed Tinubu said he stood by President Buhari’s position that the party’s wish is supreme concerning the leadership crisis in the National Assembly. He noted that the crisis rocking the National Assembly over its leadership was one area where he was very cautious of his position and utterances. “I still want to keep my side of the interpretation or analysis to be able to achieve a resolution of the matter as quickly as possible,” he said. “I am backing what the president has carefully enumerated and articulated to the party. The party is supreme. The party must have disciplined leadership and followers. The party’s process must be respected because that is the confidence and the trust of the people.” He, however, noted that disagreement was normal in politics. “In every environment, we should conflict – that is politics, and conflict resolution mechanism would be applied to resolve all the problems so we are there. There is honour in every struggle and every competition; there must be honour in victory, too.” On how APC should avoid the mistakes of the PDP, Tinubu maintained that the party was different. He said, “We cannot be PDP, we are APC, we will not repeat their mistakes. We know their errors, we understand what Nigeria wanted and Nigerians gave this party victory because of our manifesto. “We are pro-people, we are progressives. We have had a conservative government in the last 16 years; this is a progressive party, just coming in barely 30 days ago. We understand the hope of Nigerians; we understand the expectations of Nigerians. We believe in that expectation and in our promise of prosperity to the people. We will not change that.” Tinubu denied the speculation that he had a soiled relationship with the president over some his demands that had not been met by the party. He said, “I have no demands of the party. If you understand what party politics and leadership is all about, it is about loyalty and commitment to the values which the leadership believes in. I believe in what the president believes in, I respect him and I stand firmly loyal to his cause. “So, you can go to any length of speculation that you might want. I have not responded to all of that because I understand the president and the president understands me clearly.” Also present at the break of Ramadan fast were former Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amaechi; his Bayelsa counterpart, Timipre Sylva; APC chieftain, Mr. Sam Nda-Isaiah, and APC spokesman, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, among others. http://leadership.ng/news/447089/pmb-cant-clean-up-pdps-16-years-mess-in-30-days-tinubu |
Politics / Retired Generals Jostle For Civil Defence Top Job — Leadership Newspaper by msmon(m): 5:26am On Jul 15, 2015 |
Nigeria’s seat of power, Aso Villa, has known little peace since the official declaration of President Muhammadu Buhari as the winner of the March 28 presidential election, with retired Army, Navy and Police chiefs turning the Villa to a Mecca of sorts, seeking to succeed incumbent commandant-general of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Prof Ade Abolurin. http://leadership.ng/news/447095/retired-generals-jostle-for-civil-defence-top-job 1 Like
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Romance / Re: Which Section (tribe and size) Of Nigerian Ladies Are More Romantic? by msmon(m): 6:07pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
What do you mean by section ? Well, those slim babes are hotter than fire. |
Business / Re: Public Opinion: Are Unemployed Graduates Lazy And Proud? by msmon(m): 6:06pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
No! They are not. |
Romance / Re: See What A Girl Posted On Facebook by msmon(m): 6:04pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
So what ? |
Politics / Re: GRAPHIC PHOTOS: Girl Losses Her Two Legs In Ghastly Road Accident by msmon(m): 6:01pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
Yeee! Ikule oooo. God have mercy! 360frolic, kindly advice viewer's discretion! My head almost got off my neck when I saw d pix |
Politics / Re: See How Youths Hustle Daily To Get Odd Jobs In Lagos (Photos) by msmon(m): 5:45pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
FYB: Yes but very rampant in Lag. |
Politics / Re: See How Youths Hustle Daily To Get Odd Jobs In Lagos (Photos) by msmon(m): 5:33pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
More Pix: Pix6: This two odd job seekers waiting for odd jobs at the middle of the road in Agege area of Lagos state. Pix8: Young Nigerian youths are mostly involve in seeking for odd jobs. Youth wait to get odd jobs in Iyana Ipaja, Lagos: Not many people can afford to go to school but the job seekers are always down to do any job so they can put food on their tables. What can the government do to stop the suffering? 1 Share
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Politics / See How Youths Hustle Daily To Get Odd Jobs In Lagos (Photos) by msmon(m): 5:18pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
Lagos is known as the city of hustlers in Nigeria not just because of its population but also because of the opportunities it brings with it. It is no secret that Lagos is the state that most Nigerians migrate to in search of greener pastures. A walk around the metropolis will tell part of the story to anyone keen for details. In Lagos you find the beggars, the philanthropists, the rich, the poor hustling to make a living. To better express this, a Naij.com photojournalist roamed Lagos state to show the extent to which youths in the state go to find jobs. Source: http://www.naij.com/488739-the-hardship-lagos-youths-face-to-get-odd-jobs-photos.html Pix 1. Waiting to get odd job. This young boys waiting to get jobs at a meat slaughter house in Agege area of Lagos state. Photo: Emmanuel Osodi It could not be if these youths migrated from other states or they were born into the hardships they face on a daily basis but one has to applaud this youths for the strength they how in getting jobs for themselves. Pix2: An odd job seeker at Agege, Lagos. Pix3: A man walk pass odd job seekers that are waiting to get some jobs at samson street in Lagos Island. 1 Share
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Fashion / Re: Girl Incredibly Transforms From Black To White (before & After Pics) by msmon(m): 4:40pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
[size=14pt]"Transformation Agenda" is a FRAUD[/size] 18 Likes 2 Shares |
Family / Re: Do This Prayer If You Fear Boko Haram Militants May Strike On Eid-il-fitri Day by msmon(m): 2:49pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
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Family / Do This Prayer If You Fear Boko Haram Militants May Strike On Eid-il-fitri Day by msmon(m): 2:32pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
In the Name of Allah The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful. May the peace and blessing of Allah be upon us all. There's growing concern that Boko Haram may strike today(Eid-il-fitri) as it has been observed overtime that they target special occasion and large congregations. We can curb them from striking and killing innocent individual all in the name of fighting in Allah's cause by calling on Allah. Kindly offer this prayer before you go to prayer ground this morning. Do the prayer with the intention that you want Allah(S.W.T) to curb them(BH) from harming and killing innocent people today. Recite the following; *Allahummak fineehim bima shi'ta. – 111(or as much as you can) *Suratul Al-Fil – 33 May Allah save us from BH and make us victorious over them. Eid Mubarak! Pls kindly share on social media, and let this message move as much as possible. Cc: Seun, lalasticlala, obinoscopy, ishilove, omotayor123. All other moderators and all concerned nairalanders. |
Business / Re: Petrol Dealers: We Can’t Sell At N87 Per Litre by msmon(m): 10:41am On Jul 14, 2015 |
Its pathetic! |
Politics / Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by msmon(m): 10:25am On Jul 14, 2015 |
YouAreGallantMan! Kindly burst sambisa single handedly. 4 Likes |
Sports / Re: Check Out The Outfit Of This Liverpool Fan by msmon(m): 6:02pm On Jul 13, 2015 |
Proud to be a loser! Proud fan of loserpool! YouWillAlwaysWalkAlone! 3 Likes |
Career / 7 Reasons Nigerian Youths Are Highly Desperate For White Collar Jobs by msmon(m): 5:49pm On Jul 13, 2015 |
There are a great number of Nigerian graduates out there, still seeking white collar jobs (WCJs), despite the fact that their arrow has not hit the target, which is the job of their dream. Frankly speaking, these youths have a share of the blame, as well as the Nigerian society. Youths are disinterested in trying their hands on new things. Some of them still want to be spoon-feed. Nigerian graduates are seriously becoming frustrated everyday. They are doing all sorts of things to secure WCJs. They put forward several reasons why they want WCJs. Lets take a look at these reasons why the graduates still cling their hope on WCJs 1. Employability is based on Certificate: The Nigerian educational system is tailored around having an academic qualification. There is hardly any employer that ask a job seeker if he has practical skills. 2. Youths are not innovative: A good number of Nigerian graduates suffer from mental-laziness. They see it as degrading to their status if they take up unskilled profession. They cannot think outside the box. 3. Luxury: The fantasies that surround WCJs make the youths salivate for these jobs. They see top bankers and doctors in expensive suits and porsche vehicles. They believe that the only way to getting such luxury is to take up WCJs. 4. Respect given by society: The Nigerian society does not help matters. People value someone if he says he works in an organisation or a company, even if his salary is a peanut. 5. Financial package: When graduates hear the huge remuneration of oil and telecommunication companies, they do not think of anything else than a passion to have these jobs. 6. Background: Some parents always insist that their children will do no other job than WCJs, even if such children have stayed at home for donkey years after graduation. 7. Unfavourable economy: The poor living standards in Nigeria, where poverty is the order of the day is not helping issues. There is hardly any opportunity for an alternative. There are no available channels for youths to secure collateral-free loans to start a business. As all these are non-extant, they continue searching for WCJs. The piece of advice for the Nigerian youths is that they should find a time to reflect and think on their strength, in order to find a way of making themselves financially-independent, and not financially-dependent after years of graduation. lalasticlala |
Health / Re: Psychiatric Doctor In The House: Advise On Psychological And Mental Health Issue by msmon(m): 5:25pm On Jul 13, 2015 |
I'm following this thread with keen interest! I will suggest this thread is moved to FP (maybe temporarily) or placed on top of health section to afford more people be a beneficiary. This a good initiative. All thanks to Nairaland! Cc: lalasticlala, Seun, ishilove, obinoscopy. 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: Buhari will not force Ministers, aides to take pay cut –Presidency by msmon(m): 1:14pm On Jul 13, 2015 |
M4gunners: OPCNAIRALAND: Pls modify your post. The initial thread is outdated . çc lalasticlala obinoscopy 1 Like |
Education / Re: 10 Nigerian Universities With The Most Beautiful Girls by msmon(m): 10:21am On Jul 13, 2015 |
@Op, what position will you put UNIBEN and UNICAL girls. They are definitely in Top 3. I stand to be corrected! 9 Likes |
Politics / Re: An Average Black Man Not All Black Men by msmon(m): 9:52am On Jul 13, 2015 |
reading.. * Someone said black is synonymous to all sadness , bad, hatred. Well, that's just the way you see it but you're wrong. |
Politics / Re: Most Boko Haram Members Are Christians – Report by msmon(m): 9:46am On Jul 13, 2015 |
Karlovich: It will not have matter if our christian brothers and sister accept and address the as terrorist simple! Whereas, you will hear them calling all sort of names; Islamabad, Islam is this that after any attack or at the mention of Book Haram. The poster below me is a prime example of such people who will never be objective about book haram because of her hatred for Islam and Muslims 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Most Boko Haram Members Are Christians – Report by msmon(m): 9:23am On Jul 13, 2015 |
[size=15pt]So Boko Haram Group Of Company (BHGC) has gone PLC. I look forward to them posting there certificate of registration with CAC on the internet. Nigerians! Keep Calm! We are winning wars against book haram and we will conquer the in them fullness of time. Thank you.[/size] cc lalasticlala ishilove obinoscopy |
Politics / Most Boko Haram Members Are Christians – Report by msmon(m): 9:17am On Jul 13, 2015 |
Shocking revelation emerged that most members of the Boko Haram insurgents are Christians. The insurgents have attacked many churches in the country, killing several worshipers. According to a obtained report by Radio France International, Nigerian researchers met in Paris this week at the European Conference on African Studies and took part in a round table entitled “Within and around Boko Haram in Nigeria” where it was revealed that most people terrorizing the continent are from the Christian community. The report authored by a certain Daniel Finnan claimed that, their decision to join the violent group was due to lack of jobs and the money involved. According to the report, “The real problem of Boko Haram is that no one has actually infiltrated them or if they have, they haven’t come out, or they’ve joined them. So the level of knowledge about the insides of Boko Haram is remarkedly small.” On how many Christians that were forced to join the bloodthirsty group, the report claimed, “It’s almost certainly bound to be about 5,000, but some people put the numbers up way higher. The other problem is that of course as far as we know it’s quite a good job, at one point you could be paid 400 dollars a month for just simply joining them, you wouldn’t have to go fighting, you would spend your first months doing logistics or training. It’s quite profitable joining Boko Haram because you not only loot places, but you share the loot out at the end. And the third point that I think is important to realise is that there are plenty of Christians who are part of Boko Haram because it’s a job”. http://dailypost.ng/2015/07/13/most-boko-haram-members-are-christians-report/ 2 Shares
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Literature / Re: Wole Soyinka Celebrates His 81st Birthday Today by msmon(m): 8:32am On Jul 13, 2015 |
Happy birthday the sage! I can't believe Wole Soyinka is older than Obasanjo oooo. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: See Inside The Prison Photos Of Sule Lamido And Sons by msmon(m): 8:11am On Jul 13, 2015 |
Op, you are not serious! |
Crime / Re: Woman Cuts Neighbour’s Throat During Argument (Photo): (Viewer's Discretion) by msmon(m): 7:04am On Jul 13, 2015 |
TI1919: It is well? Are u sure u don't need phensic? |
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