momodub:
Hummm

why hmm

OwenDesired:
Even the road to the market is also dangerous in Nigeria

we need to be careful

I said it and it will work
Congrt burna

gregyboy:


Lol....how did the war began that resulted to the seizures .....
Youngman you learm everyday just agree you havnt the wrong thing since you were born ....

What was surprising was you an igala guy and you no account the igalas encounterd benins .....

Amd the story red told you the mask was from junkun and you never one day doubt ....
Dont take this your mentality into business

Had made a screenshot about the issue aleady ...if you decide not to believe even the o.p and me then you prefer the lies....

The fact you dont even the history of your people still amuse me ....

interesting

We are never interested in our own

The United States government has revealed that the number of Nigerian students studying in the country has increased to 13,423 in the 2018/2019 academic session.



The US Mission in Abuja disclosed this in a statement issued yesterday in Abuja, quoting an Open Doors 2019 report, released yesterday by the Institute of International Education (IIE) and the US Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.



The US said that the new report indicated that there was a 5.8 per cent increase in the number of students from Nigeria who are currently studying in the US. It said the report revealed that the number of international students in the US set an all time high in the 2018/19 academic year, the fourth consecutive year with more than one million international students.



It stated: "The total number of international students, 1,095,299, is a 0.05 per cent increase over last year, according to the 2019 Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange.



"This percentage represents a total of 13,423 Nigerian students studying in the US in the 2018/2019 academic session. This number also represents 33 per cent of the overall African students in the US, making Nigeria the leading source of students from the continent and 11th largest country worldwide."



"This number also represents 33 per cent of the overall African students in the US, making Nigeria the leading source of students from the continent and 11th largest country worldwide."



The US said that Nigerians are enrolled in more than 1,000 institutions in 51 states and territories in the country, out of which 18 per cent are studying in Texas.



It noted that Nigerian students using EducationUSA services recorded $16 million in scholarships and financial aid awarded to newly admitted students for the 2019 academic year.

OwenDesired:
Even the road to the market is also dangerous in Nigeria

u are correct

RHAPSODYIDRIS:
Bad roads in Nigeria are like MTN Motto.. ,( everywhere u go)

wat are we going to do nw

lalasticlala

If you no any road or highway u can add yours on the comment

Lynx001:
Ok o. No east west road. Ph_owerri road nko. Even the road leading to the villa is not safe.

ok

Hoodbilonia:
Fear no go let me drice, police go extort me tire. I go enter pub transport

hahaha watin happen

majamajic:
u need to see road blocks from Lagos to asaba


pls during Xmas , how are going home , I counted over 50 of them

it not easy

AllenSpencer:
Kukuma just say the whole Nigeria

All Nigeria roads/highway are 100% safe now brother,

Kidnapping ,and traffic accident have always being a treat to Road users in Nigeria. everyday news of road accident or kidnapping,that cost lives are being reported in the Media. Here is the list of some dangerous road to travel in Nigeria



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZL94EyY5hY

Jibia – Gurbi – Kaura Namoda Road

Jibia – Gurbi – Kaura Namoda Road
which links Katsina and Zamfara
states is, according to residents the most
dreadful.

In Zamfara and parts ofneighboringKatsina state in the Northwest,rampaging gangs of armed bandits have engaged in violent acts, attacking, abducting, killing, and robbing villagers and travelers, and engaging in cattle rustling

Banisak road maiduguri

Banisak road maiduguri is a the road that links the borno state capital I consider the road as one of the most deadliest round to travel on in Nigeria due to the current security issues in the northeast the road has been closed once road users can be ambush on these by member of boko harm

Damaturu maiduguri road

Damaturu maiduguri road
is a road that link damaturu in yobe state
to Maiduguri. when you are traveling to Maiduguri you should move very early Due to the rate of criminal activities of the boko haram insurgency and other security
issues the road is filled with security checkpoint. To be able beat curfew time along the road you most start the journey early

Ilorin-Jebba-Mokwa road

Is the road that links Niger state and kwara state The recontruction of the road have been completed. Report of Auto-crash Along Ilorin-Jebba-Mokwa is high due to over speeding

Bomadi-Ohoror Road

the activities of some suspected bandits and herdsmen who kill and maim commuters have become worrisome The road traverses four local government areas of Delta namely Bomadi, Patani Ughelli South and Ughelli North.


Edo-Ogwashi-Otulu-Atuma-
Akwukwu-Igbo Road,

The road which used to be a quiet stretch, into a death zone The Roads have become deadly given the activities of kidnappers

Ilorin-Ogbomoso Road

Atisbo Local Government Area of the state were also found unsafe as a result of kidnapping by suspected herdsmen

Ikere-Akure Road

In Ekiti State communities
like Iyemero Ayede, and Oloje are also danger zones due to the high rate of Armed robbery and kidnapping going on these road.when using these road you need to move early and be prayerful


Kaduna-Abuja road &
Birni Gwari Minna road

Kaduna/Abuja Expressway are being terrorised by kidnappers Birnin Gwari-Kaduna Road Sarkin Power-Birnin Gwari route and Minna-Lambata-Diko-Kaduna axisare not leftout

It is no longer news that the relative peace and smooth ride seemingly enjoyed by motorist and passengers who use the
Kaduna-Abuja road and birini gwari Road
are over.
Commuter's who use the route are now forced to do so with their hearts in their hands

Enugu-Awka-Onitsha road

The highway linking Enugu, Awka, and Onitsha has forced hundreds of motorists to abandon the road and reroute via the old road from Udi to Awka.

Many people have died in traffic accidents occurring on this road,and it continues to be a serious headache to passengers and motorists

Otukpa road in Makurdi
Otukpo and Otukpa roads are both within Makurdi in Benue State .The conditions of the is road so bad , gulley erosion, potholes, and The Highway is ruled by
dare-devil robbers .

Okigwe-Umuahia road

contruction work is still
going on
while travellers still use the roadThe road have fallen intoterrible disrepair and become adeath-trap for motorists kidnapping and other criminal activities are also present in this road

Lagos-Ibadan expressway

The highway is the only major road linking Lagos to Ibadan and other states within and beyond the Southwest of the Nigeria

The main dangers along this major expressway linking other states to Lagos is that of unmotorable road and frequent accidents, largely caused by oil tankers and overspeeding vehicles on the expressway filled with potholes. The road was Constructed in 1974


Abuja-Lokoja-Okene-Kabba:
If you have travelled from anywhere in the Southwest of Nigeria to Abuja through the Lokoja-Okene road in Kogi State, then you will understand that this is a road of death

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZL94EyY5hY

Kidnapping ,and traffic accident have always being a treat to Road users in Nigeria. everyday news of road accident or kidnapping,that cost lives are being reported in the Media. Here is the list of some dangerous road to travel in Nigeria

Jibia – Gurbi – Kaura Namoda Road

Jibia – Gurbi – Kaura Namoda Road
which links Katsina and Zamfara
states is, according to residents the most
dreadful.

In Zamfara and parts ofneighboringKatsina state in the Northwest,rampaging gangs of armed bandits have engaged in violent acts, attacking, abducting, killing, and robbing villagers and travelers, and engaging in cattle rustling

Banisak road maiduguri

Banisak road maiduguri is a the road that links the borno state capital I consider the road as one of the most deadliest round to travel on in Nigeria due to the current security issues in the northeast the road has been closed once road users can be ambush on these by member of boko harm

Damaturu maiduguri road

Damaturu maiduguri road
is a road that link damaturu in yobe state
to Maiduguri. when you are traveling to Maiduguri you should move very early Due to the rate of criminal activities of the boko haram insurgency and other security
issues the road is filled with security checkpoint. To be able beat curfew time along the road you most start the journey early

Ilorin-Jebba-Mokwa road

Is the road that links Niger state and kwara state The recontruction of the road have been completed. Report of Auto-crash Along Ilorin-Jebba-Mokwa is high due to over speeding

Bomadi-Ohoror Road

the activities of some suspected bandits and herdsmen who kill and maim commuters have become worrisome The road traverses four local government areas of Delta namely Bomadi, Patani Ughelli South and Ughelli North.


Edo-Ogwashi-Otulu-Atuma-
Akwukwu-Igbo Road,

The road which used to be a quiet stretch, into a death zone The Roads have become deadly given the activities of kidnappers

Ilorin-Ogbomoso Road

Atisbo Local Government Area of the state were also found unsafe as a result of kidnapping by suspected herdsmen

Ikere-Akure Road

In Ekiti State communities
like Iyemero Ayede, and Oloje are also danger zones due to the high rate of Armed robbery and kidnapping going on these road.when using these road you need to move early and be prayerful


Kaduna-Abuja road &
Birni Gwari Minna road

Kaduna/Abuja Expressway are being terrorised by kidnappers Birnin Gwari-Kaduna Road Sarkin Power-Birnin Gwari route and Minna-Lambata-Diko-Kaduna axisare not leftout

It is no longer news that the relative peace and smooth ride seemingly enjoyed by motorist and passengers who use the
Kaduna-Abuja road and birini gwari Road
are over.
Commuter's who use the route are now forced to do so with their hearts in their hands

Enugu-Awka-Onitsha road

The highway linking Enugu, Awka, and Onitsha has forced hundreds of motorists to abandon the road and reroute via the old road from Udi to Awka.

Many people have died in traffic accidents occurring on this road,and it continues to be a serious headache to passengers and motorists

Otukpa road in Makurdi
Otukpo and Otukpa roads are both within Makurdi in Benue State  .The conditions of the is road so bad , gulley erosion, potholes, and The Highway is ruled by
dare-devil robbers .

Okigwe-Umuahia road

contruction work is still
going on
while travellers still use the roadThe road have fallen intoterrible disrepair and become adeath-trap for motorists kidnapping and other criminal activities are also present in this road

Lagos-Ibadan expressway

The highway is the only major road linking Lagos to Ibadan and other states within and beyond the Southwest of the Nigeria

The main dangers along this major expressway linking other states to Lagos is that of unmotorable road and frequent accidents, largely caused by oil tankers and overspeeding vehicles on the expressway filled with potholes. The road was Constructed in 1974


Abuja-Lokoja-Okene-Kabba:
If you have travelled from anywhere in the Southwest of Nigeria to Abuja through the Lokoja-Okene road in Kogi State, then you will understand that this is a road of death

Eric Ikhilae, Abuja
The Supreme Court has held that President Muhammadu Buhari was right not to have submitted his academic credentials to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The court, while giving reason for dismissing the appeal by the PDP and Atiku Abubakar, held that Buhari was eminently qualified to contest the last presidential election.
The court held that contrary to claim by the appellants, no law requires a candidate to submit his/her academic certificates to INEC before being allowed to contest election.
The Supreme Court also held that the constitution does not require one to possess secondary school certificate to be qualified, but that schooling up to secondary school, without possessing the result of the final examination was sufficient.
It said, Buhari did not only show that he has secondary certificate and rose to the rank of Major General in the Army, attended military training, became the nation’s Head of State, could communicate in English and possessed primary school leaving certificate, all to the satisfaction of INEC.
The court upheld the decision of the PEPC on the issues of Buhari’s qualification and possession of relevant certificates.
It resolved issues 1 and 2 against the PDP and Atiku


https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-buhari-right-not-to-have-submitted-certificates-to-inec-supreme-court/amp/

SadiqBabaSani:
Hmmmm, Ethiopia needs electricity, EGYPT needs water, Sudan needs wat?

peace

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi thanked US President Donald Trump Monday on social media for his support in the trilateral Nile damn negotiations later this week.

Sisi described Trump as being of "unique standing with the power in dealing with conflicts... and finding crucial solutions for them."

He expressed his gratitude to Trump for "his efforts in sponsoring the tripartite negotiations"

The talks scheduled for Wednesday in Washington will bring Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan to the table to discuss Ethiopias Renaissance Dam, which will be fully operational by 2022.

Discussions between the three countries broke down this year prompting Egypt to call for international mediation last month.

ELECTRICITY

Addis Ababa insists its $4 billion hydro-electric barrage is necessary to provide the country with much-needed electricity.

But Egypt fears the mammoth structure could drastically reduce the flow of the Nile, on which it depends for around 90 percent of its water supply.

A US official said earlier this month that Sisi had asked Trump to get involved in the deadlock when they met in September on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

Trump agreed to reach out to Ethiopia and offered the "good offices" of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to mediate the dispute, the official said on condition of anonymity

Egypt banks on Trump to help in the Nile crisis
2019-11-08 11:14:12


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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi thanked US President Donald Trump Monday on social media for his support in the trilateral Nile damn negotiations later this week.

Sisi described Trump as being of "unique standing with the power in dealing with conflicts... and finding crucial solutions for them."

He expressed his gratitude to Trump for "his efforts in sponsoring the tripartite negotiations"

The talks scheduled for Wednesday in Washington will bring Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan to the table to discuss Ethiopias Renaissance Dam, which will be fully operational by 2022.

Discussions between the three countries broke down this year prompting Egypt to call for international mediation last month.

ELECTRICITY

Addis Ababa insists its $4 billion hydro-electric barrage is necessary to provide the country with much-needed electricity.

But Egypt fears the mammoth structure could drastically reduce the flow of the Nile, on which it depends for around 90 percent of its water supply.

A US official said earlier this month that Sisi had asked Trump to get involved in the deadlock when they met in September on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

Trump agreed to reach out to Ethiopia and offered the "good offices" of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to mediate the dispute, the official said on condition of anonymity.



"I reiterate my full confidence in... finding a consensus that assures the rights of all parties within the framework of international law and humanitarian justice," Sisi added in tweets posted late Monday.

'WAR'

Last month, Ethiopias Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed told parliament, in reference to the dam, that "if we are going to war... we can deploy many millions".

Egypts slammed his strident comments as "unacceptable".

Abiy, who won this years Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to heal tensions with neighbouring Eritrea, emphasised however that negotiations would be the best way to resolve the issue.

Ethiopia and Sudan have confirmed their attendance at the summit after Egypt quickly accepted the US offer to mediate.

The Nile is a lifeline supplying both water and electricity to the 10 countries it traverses.

Its main tributaries, the White and Blue Niles, converge in the Sudanese capital Khartoum before flowing north through Egypt to drain into the Mediterranean Sea.

Analysts fear the three Nile basin countries could be drawn into a conflict if the escalating spat is not resolved before the dam begins operating

http://funnycor.com/detail?newsId=1943807

Ok

NimrodEndOfDays:
Waiting......................................

OK

NimrodEndOfDays:
please tell me how?

hmm

Tallesty1:
Still suffering

may God safe us

heckymaicon:
The most useless and clueless governor ever.



I weep for Kogi people......


yeye dey smell

ok

lalasticlala

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