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search them on nairaland and see the comments by members, its left Fø̲̣̣я̅ you to decide whether to go or not.

@op what's the name of your school? Which area do u live? u can still give details of where the car is being parked since you don't want to go to police, if the mods decides to put on front page, am sure the news will go round but firstly, we need your location asap.

This is one area gej should look into,(but not by setting up committee upon committees) the discrimination is something else, it looks like racism. what matters most is what the student has to offer in their various places of work. There are many good polytechnic graduates out there, The fact that they could not get admission into universities should not make employers of labour have a negative perception towards them.

I love the part where he said "his team will get to root of the matter". United states does not practice a system of government that sets up committee upon another committee that will set up a final committee which will bring a report of the incident and then, it will be previewed and reviewed by another committee that will summit what is been called a final report which will eventually be swept under rug. 2015 please come quick.

The leaders see the citizens as a means to an end, All because of money and power which equals vanity at the end. Rip to those that have died. I pray u find a heart to forgive them all. And dear God, please look after the loved ones that they left behind. What still baffles me is Gej, he has said over and over that he knows the people involved, the likes of kabiru sokoto, senator ali ndume and hammed bama are living freely. A president who does not know his powers and take vital decisions is nt fit to rule. #government magic

@sincernigerian why did u edit my post. I guess frustration is telling on u guys.

Op, pls wait till 2015, then u will see why nigerians hate gej

What was the yardstick for granting pardon to this man? What is the government telling the youths indirectly? Is a shame cause the fresh air promised by gej is full of carbon monoxide which wants to kill all who are ready to breathe from it. Am patiently waiting for the NA. I think we will be better off in a way.

Afam4eva:
[size=14pt]If you're ignorant about where you work then you don't deserve to be in that position. It's like someone asking me how many children i have and i'm telling the person the truth about my ignorance.[/size]

its not possible to know all,sometimes the easy tins we claim we know can skip frm our mind in some certain situations,a friend of mine once asked me to spell the word "capital" in final exams, i did nt laugh at him cause i knw the tension that normally occurs within that period, am very sure that gej does not know all about niaja bt he the presido,your example is very wrong cause some men dont know the number of children they have, believe me it's always better to take the shame and learn from it.

As for me, i will tell the interviewer the truth about my ignorance. There is no shame in learning, i will take it as a chanllenge to go and learn more if someone ask me about something which i ought to know, life is all about mistakes and learning, our lives begins to end the day we stop learning from our mistakes. no one is ever perfect.

Cardinals gathered in Rome to elect a new
pope will begin voting later on Tuesday,
with no clear frontrunner in sight. The 115 cardinal-electors will attend a
special Mass in the morning before
processing into the Sistine Chapel to begin
their deliberations in the afternoon. They will vote four times daily until two-
thirds can agree on a candidate. The election was prompted by the surprise
resignation of Benedict XVI. The challenges of leading a Church beset by
problems ranging from the sexual abuse
scandal to accusations of corruption at the
Vatican bank proved too much for the 85-
year-old now known as Pope emeritus, say
correspondents. They now lie ahead for his successor, once he
is elected. Doors locked Tuesday morning will be dominated by the
saying of the Mass "for the Election of the
Supreme Pontiff", beginning at 1000 (0900
GMT) in St Peter's Basilica. In the afternoon, 115 cardinal-electors - all
under 80, as those over 80 are excluded - will
proceed into the Sistine Chapel for the
secret conclave to select Benedict's
successor. Once they have taken an oath of secrecy,
Msgr Guido Marini, papal master of
ceremonies, will call out the words "Extra
omnes" - "Everybody out" - and the chapel
doors will be locked to outsiders. The 85-year-old Pope emeritus resigned on
28 February after eight years in office,
citing ill health. He was the first Pope in six
centuries to do so. Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger was the marked
favourite ahead of the 2005 conclave that
elected him pope after just four rounds of
voting, says the BBC's Michael Hirst in
Rome. His status was compounded by a strong
sermon given during the pre-election mass, a
scathing attack on what he saw as the
"dictatorship of relativism". The vote for his successor is expected to be
much longer. After 10 general congregations open to all
cardinals, regardless of age - at which 160
cardinals spoke of the issues facing the faith
and its 1.2 billion adherents, and the qualities
needed by their next leader - no clear
frontrunner has emerged, our correspondent says. "Last time around there was a man of
stature, three or four times that of any other
cardinal," French Cardinal Philippe Barbarin
told reporters, according to Reuters news
agency. "That is not the case this time around.
Therefore, the choice has to be made among
one, two, three, four... a dozen candidates. "We still don't really know anything. We will
have to wait for the results of the first
ballot." Cardinal Angelo Sodano - the dean of the
college of cardinals who will lead Tuesday's
Mass and issue a sermon likely to touch on
the themes and priorities raised during the
congregations - is too old to vote at 85 and
not seen as a contender for the papacy. Candidates named as contenders include
Cardinal Angelo Scola of Milan, Brazil's
Odilo Scherer, and the US Cardinal Timothy
Dolan - though he told one interviewer
anyone who thought he was in with a chance
might be "smoking marijuana". Emphasis on secrecy Once inside the Sistine Chapel on Tuesday,
cardinals will listen to a meditation by
elderly Maltese Cardinal Prosper Grech
before holding a first vote, after which their
ballot papers will be burned. The smoke that will drift out of the chapel's
chimney early in the evening is likely to be
black - meaning no Pope has been elected. From Wednesday, two votes will be held each
morning and afternoon - with ballots burned
after each session - until one candidate
attains a two-thirds majority (77 votes). Then the smoke will be white, meaning the
266th bishop of Rome will have been chosen. Extensive measures are taken to prevent
details about the cardinals' discussions over
the next pope becoming public. On Monday, some 90 staff who will support
the cardinals during their time of seclusion -
including waiters, cleaners, drivers and
medical staff - took an oath of secrecy. The Sistine Chapel will be swept daily for
bugs.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21750661?

eaglechild: The bloody English commentators shld shut up abt the card, nani deserved it.

u shud shut up and stop being ignorant. Google abt martin tyler, his records speaks for himself

PEREP:

We really need to change our Psyche that everyone must be employed. Most of these guys are self employed and can decide to support any course in Naija.

so you think a straight forward, postive minded business man/woman will leave his/her business and do otherwise for just 10mins, you are begining to sound like one rich spoit kid

They have all been brainwashed and used, the pics clearly shows the level of poverty cause money must have exchanged hands. if the above persons were fully employed, most them would have been sacked today for missing out from work

make nff pay dese boys dier moni o,e be like say musa spray for hair don finish

yobo has passed it bt wht keshi should do now is bring him in and remove ambrose cause he has a yellow card,the malians might work on him to get the 2nd yellow card

If only we have a good judiciary system,so many of them must have died while serving time in prisons.Anyway, i wont be suprised if some of group of persons supports his actions,it's the common thing here these days.

maskid:

BIGOT!!

for your info,am not a fan of chelsea

earthgreeners:

No one needs to be told that its Mancheaters United

why cant you be logical for once

Am conviced that the champs league match was the semi final game between chelsea and barca some years back, that ref denied chelsea good penalty claims cause he wanted uefa lona to qualify

goodmike7:

I advise you to cancel every marriage plans,if she has another guy while dating you for 7yrs then she will still sleep with the guy after you marry her,but I wonder how some of you fall in love stupidly....what tribe is she??I guess youruba.

Must you bring tribe into this issue,we all knw that no one is perfect so the girls in your hometown are not perfect either,besides the girl in question might even be your sister or relation.

The penalty was nt even on target,i wonder why they gave naija a corner.nigeria has refuse refused to learn that nations cup is taking your experiences players to do the job,not taking young lads to find experience.if they want to give them experiencs and exposure,organise friendly matches regulary.am hoping for victory bt wont be disappionted if they loose.

pictch looks like a primary school field,very poor

i have a 2.4m aljazeera dish,pls i cant get aljazeera sports channels of +6,+7 and +8 , All other sports channels are showing.pls help me with info on wht to do.i live in akure

A South African court has found Nigerian
militant leader Henry Okah guilty of
masterminding the 2010 car bombing
which killed 12 people. Mr Okah was convicted of 13 counts related
to acts of terrorism. He was arrested in Johannesburg a day
after two car bombs exploded during the
50th anniversary of Nigeria's independence. He had denied the charges, even though his
militant group, Mend, said it had carried out
the attack
www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-21119470

hav always said it,atkinson na chelsea ref,he always favours chelsea