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 Politics › Re: Probe Sports Minister, Danlong, He Dresses Like A Cultist – HURIWA Tells Buhari by naptu2: 11:50am On Nov 27, 2015 |
[size=14pt]Dalong Vows to Confront Corruption in Sports, Demystify Football[/size]
19 Nov 2015
From Olawale Ajimotokan in Abuja
The Youth and Sports Minister Solomon Dalong, wednesday promised to confront corruption in sports administration. He made this vow at an impromptu, but no holds barred parley with members of the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN), Abuja Chapter at the ongoing Week of the association.
Dalong, who was clad in a green socialist uniform complete with a red beret, inspired by the Late Burkinabe leader, Thomas Sankara, offered to be criticized as he was ready to open the lid on corrupt sports officers. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/dalong-vows-to-confront-corruption-in-sports-demystify-football/226015/ |
| Politics › Re: Probe Sports Minister, Danlong, He Dresses Like A Cultist – HURIWA Tells Buhari by naptu2: 11:30am On Nov 27, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: Probe Sports Minister, Danlong, He Dresses Like A Cultist – HURIWA Tells Buhari by naptu2: 11:24am On Nov 27, 2015 |
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| Politics › "Bode George Spending 70th Birthday Hiding Like A Political Leper” - Obanikoro. by naptu2(op): 1:36am On Nov 27, 2015*. Modified: 2:59am On Nov 27, 2015 |
[size=14pt]Bode George fired the first shot, now Musiliu Obanikoro has responded[/size]
Posted By TheScoop on November 27, 2015
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A top PDP chieftain in Lagos State, Bode George, earlier this week attacked former minister of state for defence, Musiliu Obanikoro, saying that his appointment as minister when he was “undeserving”, was one of the mistakes made by the former PDP federal government.
Speaking at an event to mark his 70th birthday, George said that the PDP would have performed better at the polls if it had not empowered people who were not committed to the party.
George’s position was supported by the Lagos PDP chairman, Capt. Tunji Shelle (retd.), who said that some members of the PDP who were given party funds during the last elections absconded with it and have now travelled out of the country in shame. Obanikoro has been away from Nigeria since the new government came into power, reportedly studying for another degree.
According to Shelle, “Money went into the wrong hands. The people who should not handle money were the ones who handled money for the PDP. I don’t want to start mentioning names but they know themselves. Some of them cannot even stay in Nigeria today because of the damage they did to the party.
“We will continue to pray that they change their attitude and character. The PDP is a strong party but I know that Chief George has done his best.”
In a response on Thursday, the former minister and governorship aspirant, [b]Musiliu Obanikoro, berated George for using the occasion of his 70th Birthday to “trade blames, tell lies and falsify historical truths”, instead of reflecting and taking stock.
Obanikoro said in a statement signed by his new media aide, Demola Rewaju, that “Obanikoro is not anyone’s problem anymore.”
“Having served Nigeria at various levels and in various capacities under three different Presidents, his focus now is on mentoring the next generation into political leadership, a task which had some elders done, their 70th birthday wouldn’t be spent in hiding like a political leper,” the statement said.
The statement said that George and Shelle should not be afraid of Obanikoro’s shadow, but should rather fear “those youths of our great party who stand behind Obanikoro and continue to defend democracy on social media and elsewhere, against an impending tyranny.”
Obanikoro charged PDP youths to not lose faith in the party even though the party elders continue to play the game of trading blames instead of taking responsibility.
“Obanikoro wishes Pa Bode George well on his 70th birthday and looks forward to a more statesmanly political relationship as befitting of true leaders of the PDP in Lagos and Nigeria at large,” the statement concluded.[/b] http://www.thescoopng.com/bode-george-fired-the-first-shot-now-musiliu-obanikoro-has-responded/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter |
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| Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by naptu2: 3:38pm On Nov 26, 2015 |
Iamoluwaslim:
Bloody Liar! No C and N! Mtcheeeeew Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. You should have simply said that you haven't seen it yet, rather than trying to claim that there's no C or N. naptu2:
It all depends on the type of phone/view that you are using.
If you are using an Android phone, count five rows from the bottom and three columns from the right. You'll see the "C" there. To find the 6, count three rows from the bottom and five columns from the left. You'll see the 6. To find the "N", check the first row. It's on the fifth column from the right.
If you are using a blackberry, simply switch to column view and scan line by line. "C" is on the 9th row from the bottom and 5th column from the left, "6" is on the 6th row from the bottom and 5th column from the left and "N" is on the second row from the top and 9th column from the left.
If you are using a blackberry 10 phone, go to "options" on your browser and click on "reader". Do not use Opera Mini |
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| Politics › Re: The Evil In Nigeria New 100 Naira Note by naptu2: 2:39pm On Nov 24, 2015 |
Detective05:
https://www.bellanaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/100-Nigeria-BellaNaija.pngHi Nairalanders, did you listen to "Lean On Me"? If no then read this piece.
A girl who claimed to be a river goddess told her spiritual story yesterday on the Lean on Me radio programme on Capital Fm said
"The N100 Note Is Evil, full of demonic symbols... Like cowries, snake, lizard, tortoise, fish, egg in a nest, cat, and an Edo woman & a girl with a wrapper smiling (which are not suppose to be on its).
She said, all those symbols belong to 'Oloko'. And 'Oloko' they say is a god of rivers which is worshipped by many in Edo state. According to her, thats why the image of an Edo woman was placed on the N100 Note.
If you noticed this, in the rest Nigerian currencies, the
Hausa - Naira dari
came first before the Yoruba - Ogorun Naira and lastly
Igbo - Naira Otu Nari
but in the N100 note the Igbo is first Yoruba and then Hausa.
Now Nairalanders take your 100 naira note and check the back carefully. I totally agree with you. This is why it's very important that you quickly gather all the 100 naira notes in your possession and give them to me. |
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| Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by naptu2: 6:17pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
saintneo:
How about my pictorial evidence? There is no N. Does this say that my opera browser is aging as well? It simply shows that the Opera Mini browser doesn't show the full page, so the N is cut out, that's all. Try it with another browser. I have tried it with several browsers and it shows on all of them (including the Opera Mini on my Blackberry), except the Opera Mini on my Android and that's because the Opera Mini doesn't show the full page, even when you use the rotate function. The N is there. Many people have seen it. (Note that the person that created the thread cannot modify the first post because only supermods can modify the first post of a thread that is on front page). |
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| Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by naptu2: 5:42pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
all4naija:
First row close to the end. Priest200:
abeg this tin na joke joor..i only saw 6 even afta d hint given i could nt si the N and C.xcep row to u mean anoda tin. naptu2:
It all depends on the type of phone/view that you are using.
If you are using an Android phone, count five rows from the bottom and three columns from the right. You'll see the "C" there. To find the 6, count three rows from the bottom and five columns from the left. You'll see the 6. To find the "N", check the first row. It's on the fifth column from the right.
If you are using a blackberry, simply switch to column view and scan line by line. "C" is on the 9th row from the bottom and 5th column from the left, "6" is on the 6th row from the bottom and 5th column from the left and "N" is on the second row from the top and 9th column from the left.
If you are using a blackberry 10 phone, go to "options" on your browser and click on "reader". |
| Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by naptu2: 2:01pm On Nov 22, 2015 |
free2ryhme:
You are actually right, but his last line about your brain aging if you can't get it in 20 seconds is a bit awkward and out of place. I totally agree with you. In fact I think that's why people who haven't seen the answers are being very hostile to him. |
| Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by naptu2: 7:35am On Nov 22, 2015 |
saintneo:
There is no N. I checked twice before reading you conclusions. Then checked again, then checked using page search ..... there is no N in the bunch of Ms naptu2:
It all depends on the type of phone/view that you are using.
If you are using an Android phone, count five rows from the bottom and three columns from the right. You'll see the "C" there. To find the 6, count three rows from the bottom and five columns from the left. You'll see the 6. To find the "N", check the first row. It's on the fifth column from the right.
If you are using a blackberry, simply switch to column view and scan line by line. "C" is on the 9th row from the bottom and 5th column from the left, "6" is on the 6th row from the bottom and 5th column from the left and "N" is on the second row from the top and 9th column from the left.
If you are using a blackberry 10 phone, go to "options" on your browser and click on "reader". |
| Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by naptu2: 7:33am On Nov 22, 2015 |
free2ryhme:
With your suggestions it is easy to find however if one has to resort to the above mention methods then it would mean you have to manipulate to have a clear view and also your browser matters if you need to get a first time view of the letters and numbers correctly
But I suggest the OP is wrong with the way he posted the question and that he was never fair and truthful about it from the beginning
Below is the screenshot I actually wouldn't blame the OP. I suspect that he just copied the questions from another website. The problem is that the way that website is rendered and the way nairaland is rendered are quite different, so the numbers and letters end up being in different positions, depending on the browser you are using. |
| Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by naptu2: 6:38am On Nov 22, 2015 |
Adesiji77:
I can't find "N" It all depends on the type of phone/view that you are using. If you are using an Android phone, count five rows from the bottom and three columns from the right. You'll see the "C" there. To find the 6, count three rows from the bottom and five columns from the left. You'll see the 6. To find the "N", check the first row. It's on the fifth column from the right. If you are using a blackberry, simply switch to column view and scan line by line. "C" is on the 9th row from the bottom and 5th column from the left, "6" is on the 6th row from the bottom and 5th column from the left and "N" is on the second row from the top and 9th column from the left. If you are using a blackberry 10 phone, go to "options" on your browser and click on "reader". |
| Nairaland General › Re: Tribute To Etruth! by naptu2: 6:04am On Nov 22, 2015 |
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| Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by naptu2: 5:07am On Nov 22, 2015 |
slam7000:
Depends how you align your phone.
Mine was on landscape position...
C was on 7th row...16th from the right. Ie on the 7th row, it's on the 16th position of you count from the right to left.
6 is on the 4th row... No 5 if you count from left to right.
N is on top/1st row...5th from right to left. Yeah, it depends on the phone/view that you are using. Read what's written below. naptu2:
I've just discovered that the mod hid my post on the front page in which I showed the answers in bold type.
The trick is to quickly scan through the numbers and letters one row at a time. You won't see the answers if you look at the whole block of letters and numbers at the same time. I found the "C" and "6" at my first attempt and found the "N" at the second attempt.
Do this if you are using an android phone - count five rows from the bottom and three columns from the right. You'll see the "C" there. To find the 6, count three rows from the bottom and five columns from the left. You'll see the 6. To find the "N", check the first row. It's on the fifth column from the right.
If you are using a blackberry, simply switch to column view and scan line by line. "C" is on the 9th row from below and 5th column from the left, "6" is on the 6th row from below and 5th column from the left and "N" is on the second row from the top and 9th column from the left. |
| Health › Re: Neurological Screening Test by naptu2: 1:51am On Nov 22, 2015 |
Ekaka1:
Wrong, it's 7th, 4th and 1st Rows  That depends on the phone/view that you are using. Read what's written below. naptu2:
I've just discovered that the mod hid my post on the front page in which I showed the answers in bold type.
The trick is to quickly scan through the numbers and letters one row at a time. You won't see the answers if you look at the whole block of letters and numbers at the same time. I found the "C" and "6" at my first attempt and found the "N" at the second attempt.
Do this if you are using an android phone - count five rows from the bottom and three columns from the right. You'll see the "C" there. To find the 6, count three rows from the bottom and five columns from the left. You'll see the 6. To find the "N", check the first row. It's on the fifth column from the right.
If you are using a blackberry, simply switch to column view and scan line by line. "C" is on the 9th row from below and 5th column from the left, "6" is on the 6th row from below and 5th column from the left and "N" is on the second row from the top and 9th column from the left. |
