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Siddiki said: “It is evident that our organization’s advocacy for peaceful coexistence among indigenous farmers and herdsmen is increasingly making successes in the South East. “This explains our surprise at the latest stand of the governors, which, if implemented, will not only frustrate our people from carrying out our legitimate livestock rearing business in this part of the country, but might be suggestive of a kind of suspicion that might undermine the mutuality of the claim of brotherhood. “We are mindful if the various negotiations and consultations still going on in respect of the contentious issues of ranching, colonies and grazing areas across the country, we are hopeful that these issues are considered dispassionately in the interest of Nigeria and the generality of it’s citizens. “We of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders of Nigeria, south east zone, consequent upon the existing understanding we enjoy with our hosts, and in response to the latest stand by the south east Governors forum, wish to reaffirm our confidence in the capacity of our host governors to encourage the growth of our legitimate trade in their geo political zone.“It is a very trying period in the history of Nigeria and it is our candid view that the south east whose citizens are the major bonding elements among the people of Nigeria, would provide exemplary leadership in accommodating other Nigerians in their midst, in so far such persons are legitimately engaged in their economic pursuits.” The South East governors had at the weekend in Enugu, during their meeting, agreed that open grazing by the cattle breeders would not be tolerated in the zone by any reason Though I dont trust the Fulani bandits this is actually what their leader said every other thing in the post is trying to stoke hatred btw the Igbo and fulani |
NwaEzefuNaMba:Bayelsa is a homogeneous Ijaw state whay you did now is like someone saying, imo has 5 tribes Igbo, Orlu, Mbaise, Egbema etc whereas they're all Igboclans |
ezenwajosh:Bayelsa resident |
Tare Youdeowei Babcock University in Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State, has graduated 1,926 first degree holders, among which was Mrs Edafe Dogo, a mother of two who graduated with a 4.95 cumulative grade point average, to emerge the overall best in the 2018/2019 academic session. Dogo, who is a staff of the school, said she chose Business Education because of her love for teaching, a trait she picked from her mother who was an elementary school teacher. While speaking with journalists at the 17th convocation of the institution held at the University Stadium on Sunday, she also disclosed that the support of God, her husband and lecturers enabled her to achieve the great feat. “As a wife and mother of two children, I will say it was God and I trusted Him from the beginning because I didn’t know how to go about it. My family was wonderful, they cooperated with me. My husband helped out whenever I was tired and couldn’t meet up. Throughout it was just God, because without God the waking up early and sleeping late to read would have been in vain. I also had the best lecturers. They never gave up on us, they kept on pushing us until we achieved. I owe my success to my lecturers, family, colleagues and classmates. “I feel it was easier for me because I was doing something I loved doing, every class or exam was enjoyable. When the results started rolling out I was amazed and just surrendered to God’s will. This is simply God’s will, there is nothing super about me,” Dogo enthused. Speaking on the topic ‘Faith, Fact and Fiction’, the Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair at the University of Texas in the United States, Prof. Toyin Falola, said the days of the government taking care of everyone was over, as he noted that there was a need to combine skills acquisition with the acquisition of certificates. Falola said, “We need not say we want to separate faith from knowledge because we can combine them to produce better citizens that can have more integrity. Students can collect a degree and be spiritual and also knowledgeable, this combination is very positive for the development of the country. “However, the important question is to what extent can the government assist private universities like Babcock. They can do scholarship for students because they are Nigerians. A scholarship will be the best because that way they divert money to the private university. The days when the government could absorb everybody has gone and we need to combine the acquisition of skills with certificates. It is not wrong to have a BA in English and have a skill in plumbing or painting. So, we have to rethink the packaging of these degrees to make sure they are infused with skills element.” He further advised the graduates to use the values they learned to develop themselves and the country. On his part, the Secretary to the Federal Government of Nigeria, Mr Boss Mustapha, said it was essential that the government ensured that the standard of education was not lowered. Mustapha advised, “One of the things we need to do is to ensure we prepare our graduates in every stratum of our educational system for the world market. That means we have to give them skills or resources to be able to face the challenges of employability. It is not only about graduating with a certificate if you don’t have the desired skills to be employable it constitutes a problem. “Our education system should tilt towards the direction of making our graduates skilled in such a way that they will not rely on the government for employment but become entrepreneurs and job creators.” The Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Ademola Tayo, said he expected the students to become job creators rather than job seekers because they were taught entrepreneurship. “Most times education in Nigeria trains only the head alone without training the hand and heart that is why some are very clever mentally but they are not able to use their hand to add value to the society. Babcock believes in holistic education, training the whole man; the physical, spiritual and social aspects of man, so that wherever they find themselves they can cohabit with other people. https://punchng.com/mother-of-two-emerges-best-graduating-student-at-babcock/
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Na Evans Bipi picture be that, here is Awaji-Ibani
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sherylbakky:You overrated their value system obviously and underated the power of konji |
Adagba1:Don't mock a man praying to God, later you will ask why you're not progressing in life |
And yet we call notherners savages |
OGHENAOGIE:peter rufai is hausa/ijaw, great comment btw |
GreyLaw:very annoying set of people, they think Nigeria starts and ends in Lagos, their brothers dominate companies as against indigenes in other states, but when it comes to Lagos they only want Yoruba ppl are allowed |
nogragra:same with Abuja and states of the Niger delta, native languages should be required for jobs in ioc's, as one nigeria don tire all of us |
Biafra4life:its Alamieyeseigha, and wetin concern ipob with Bayelsa |
ckeedee:To get jobs iepn i.t u sopos be expert for "everything" |
wirinet:Lol, where exactly is the groung you're on, nairaland isn't a place to brag |
Wiseoldman:Stop generalising every community is not the same 9/10 isn't factual in anyway |
Bluffly:You're generalising, most communities want development and jobs, what they agitate for during development is jobs on site |
domack99:You obviously don't realise that these oil companies love division with host communities, they make payments to a few instead of embarking of development of hostcomms |
Ekinematics:Plastics in the food and drink industry shouldalso be banned |
Congrats to her, Islamic terrorism couldn't hold her future down |
Reconnect with family and friends, engage yourself with hobbies you had in the past that made you happy like singing, writing, dancing whatever your fancy was, but most especially pray and read the word of God |
Looks like dirty water, what an uncivilised people |
hammer6F:This is all vague, give examples of such sabotage |
hammer6F:Can you explain how Ijaw people have joined Aboki and Afonja to destroy development in our region ir you are just repeating ipob propaganda |
hammer6F:Its better than being a junkie or an emeka el chapo, go and address your poverty of the mind and wallet in your underdevolped villages that still have mud houses |
hammer6F:You are back with the victim mentality again how can members of a major tribe have such an inferiority complex against minority groups, from your statements it's clear that the problem of Igbos and other southern tribes is just a case of wanting your neighbor to always fall into place with your own agenda and brand it as common good, |
hammerFC:Are you sure you have been to RIVERS state before |
hammerFC:Smh for you, victim mentality will not get you anywhere, go and sit with your father to tell you the story of the war, you seem like a misinformed youth. |
hammerFC:Biafrian soldiers rounded up men from many non Igbo communities during the war, Diette Spiff is from Nembe and what happened was redistribution of land to Rivers people after it was stolen by the then Igbo leaders of the Eastern region. |
Iruobean:Is Obasanjo not a Thief, ole, barawo, Furubo? |
aniomafirstson:If Abiriba was in Akwaibom believe me they would claim non Igbo, state creation goes long way in determining ethnic alignment |
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