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good publicity. this is what military should be encouraging so that people will believe in them not the harassment we witness at the road blocks. a good public awareness and community development should be mounted by the public relations unit of the army military personnel can make themselves darlings of the local community by doing simple things. i can remember the flooding that took away the bridge linking Danfodio University and the rest of Sokoto/Nigeria at that time it is just 7 km from the campus to main town but one has to drive into Niger republic and pass 2-3 states in Niger republic before entering Nigeria through katsina State. hudred of kilometers but whatdid the military do? they built a mini half floating metal bridge in less than 2 days from scratch and that mini bridge was the only link for motorist for about a year before the main bridge was restored and only then they dismantle their bridge and return to their barrack in Sokoto. also in the olden days if there is any misunderstanding between civilians the agrieved party will just meet the first military personnel he came about and report to him and in 98% that personal will be the mediator and settle them amicable without any favor or bribe. also before when passing a checkpoint you will see civilians exchanging banters with military because they are very friendly in fact you will see a villager going to check point and sitting with them for the whole day gisting with them. now imagine if such person happened to see or heard something of security implication or anything unusual what will he do? definitely tell his friends (army) |
his is a good development. treat every crime as it is not blanketing every crime as the terrorist BH. this kind of development will return the goodwill that the people had for the security operatives |
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fake list. a source that is coming in the future? you must be high on weed |
my question to PDP is " What is stealing? does it mean corruption today? " if you have any document on previous administrations what stops you from prosecuting them? also all previous corruption cases were buried in their administration so where are the dossiers? my last question is for legal professionals do you know that there is limit to timeframe for prosecution of juditial arraignment? I read in the constitution of Nigeria it is 10 years after crime how did you want that to be circumvented by the New administration? |
none of the laws is outdated it is just the judicial arm that are lacking in their responsibilities. also for corruption there is no need for even a bill every thing needed is already on ground what else is needed to fight corruption and impunity? |
wrong idea. NYSC has a purpose which is already defeated by this policy |
good insights |
I believe in one Nigeria but one where there is justice, fairness & equity. For me, Buhari should hand over to an Igbo man if Igbos are truly part of Nigeria. We are part of the big three and too big to be ignored.politics is a game you have to plan ahead. the igbos missed their chance in goodluck. Now from the north it is going to the south west and then north again then if possible to the SE. likewise if they have succeeded in returning GEJ it would still go to the north then south west then north again before possibly going to the east what is the way out? i doubt any quick fix to the agitation i am confused was jonathans government not an SE/Igbo ticket? the northerners saw themselves as North first before being NE/NW/NC so it doesn't matter who is there but the south are divided why? we have different ethnicity both in the South and the North. Now to the igbo candidacy tell me a single igbo person that will be acceptable to just 70% of the whole country not only east. put your house in order before asking others to believe in you democracy is a game of numbers not hatered |
good suggestion and also every single post should be vetted by moderator before being posted on the education section just like featured page. also if needs be more moderators should be added to education to be monitored effectively |
good development we will surely get to the dream nation with holding the people responsible for their atrocities |
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Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the academic staff vacancies in the under-listed programmes of the University, on tenure or contract basis. FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE FACULTY OF ARTS, SOCIAL SCIENCES FACULTY OF SCIENCE PROPOSED FACULTY OF ENGINEERING FACULTY OF MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCE FACULTY OF CLINICAL SCIENCE FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE FACULTY OF LAW FACULTY OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE BURSARY REGISTRY POSITIONS: Professor, Reader, Senior Lecturer, Lecturer I, Lecturer II, Assistant Lecturer, Clinical Instructor (Nursing), Technologist(Radiographer), Clinical Instructor(Radiographer), Accountant II, Accountant I, Administrative Assistant, Administrative Officer, Click here for guides on how to apply: CONDITION OF SERVICE: Successful candidates will be on probation for two years after which they may be confirmed to retirement age if their services are considered satisfactory. Non Nigerians may be offered contract appointment for a period of three (3) years which may be renewed for another term plus a 25% contract addition payable to those who qualify in lieu of pension. HOW TO APPLY : visit www. udusok. edu. ng for conditions and online application |
she will be confirmed as the substantive INEC chairperson there is nothing PDP or BIAFRAUDS can do |
just go for your service . Allah (SWA) is with you. dont be deceived by that impression very soon you will meet Muslims that behave worst than the Christians just be yourself don't follow what others are doing if something is wrong then it is wrong no two ways about it. |
Thieves who will give you such billion parade don change gear. if Math was given such what happens to English with language laboratory, or Basic Science or PHE or all the rest of other subjects? remember they are not looking for fund to build more schools it is mostly for stomach infrastructure and PAYING MONEY WILL NEVER MATERIALISE INTO QUALITY KNOWLEDGE it is dedication and goodwill from the part of teachers |
this pic is fake. what is the weight of the dynamite that a chicken can carry 2 of? and where is the blasting cap for detonation |
let sleeping dogs lie. This is not the government as usual |
fool read your books and stay away from girls and social media |
the strongest president ever produced in Nigeria |
op complete your insinuation |
[quote author=Nairalandar ]I have 3 antivirus on my lappy.. Avast, smadav and one window av sha... Pls how do i go abt it..?[/quote][url][quote author=Nairalandar ]that is the cause of your problems. first if you can install an uninstaller software on your computer it will be better to do it with that. if you cant then try the following go to add/remove program and uninstall all the antivirusses then go to run and type msconfig and then press enter it will open a dialog page be careful here go to services and look at the programs make sure all the antivirus there were stopped and you may see other softwares that you may have uninstall before eg corel and pdf application make sure any software that was removed you stopped it there still in the dialog click on startup and do the same thing then save it will ask you to restart say not now/later open my computer go to hard disc you will see folders go to program folder and open it you'll see folders of all your installed programs go to those of antiviruses and change the names of those folders to anything you like now restart your computer after starting the dialog will pop up by itself click on start normal and ok it will try to restart again but click not now/later open hard disk then program folder and go to those folders you renamed earlier and delete them. then restart your computer again try that and tell me whether the problem has been solved if not you have to edit your registry and ill tell you how to do that also |
i thought Christians believe Jesus came to abolish the old laws of Moses. all the laws of Moses were abandoned by them except the tithe and i wonder why the exception? i want to be informed about any other law of the old testament that is encouraged by the priests apart from the tithe law. also i read in the bible that tithe should only be given once a year not monthly, please lets use this forum for enlightenment |
how many antivirus did you install on it? don't install more than one. even if you uninstall the old one before installing new one both remains in your system. uninstalling antivirus is a little bit difficult and it makes your computer to became very slow if you have more than one antivirus |
good riddance. the incoming chiefs should make the army to regain their lost credibility |
Poverty does not create terrorists. A lack of
Western education does not fester terror. These
popular misconceptions need to be reviewed. We
are being disrespectful and disingenuous when we
falsely accuse the poor or Western-uneducated of
being prone to terror.
I am proud to belong to the poor group. Whatever
I make financially, I quickly distribute and usually
have an empty account, often needing to borrow
money. We poor folk are not terrorists.
While in college, many were beaten and threatened to
join confraternities. most never did were not more
Western-educated than their colleagues who signed
up with those college terror organisations. they only
had a better moral grounding and more fear of
God. I knew that man must not harm and kill for
stupid reasons or parade in the bush and beat
and cut one another with the same knife in blood
brotherhood.
It is on record that many founders of Boko Haram
were graduates of University of Maiduguri. They
were educated. A recent International Center for
Investigative Journalism report has shown that
the affluent and sons of wealthy members of
society contribute to terror. The 2003 research by
Claude Berrebi from Princeton found that 57% of
suicide bombers in Palestine have some education
beyond high school, whereas only 15% of that
population-age attend college. Of bombers, only
15% were from impoverished homes.
These are important facts to be considered by
Buhari and Osinbajo when addressing the terror
that pervades our society, north and south. This
important piece I pen today is the conclusion of
an ENDS thought session. We must address the
right issues, or we will continue to encourage
rather than discourage terror in our society.
Respect the poor, fight inequality
What we mistake to be poverty is institutional
injustice. The recruits are not the poor, but the
disenfranchised, the frustrated, the oppressed.
This is the pool Shekau, Dokubo and Nnamdi
Kanu recruit from. Happens to be the same pool
occupied by the poor, but the reason they are
easy recruits is not because they are poor but
because they feel cheated. They are angry. They
see senators flying private jets, living in mansions,
dividing up N150 billion while they live in squalor.
This was the real pitch of “Boko Haram,” perhaps
the only pitch. They explained that the social
injustice was due to our adoption of “Western
civilization”.
I remember reading one of their only actual
explanations for their campaign. It was a post on
their then-Facebook page. Boko Haram explained
that the disparity between the affluent, the cabal,
the senators and the poor masses was the result
of our adoption of Western civilization systems.
They pitched that the Islamic civilization
governance would be fairer to the people.
Borno has literally always been economically poor
and low in education, but the state has never
been known for terror, hence the plate number
slug: “Home of peace.” And remember former
governor Sheriff indignantly insulting:
“publish all the slander you may, my people do
not read.”
We must respect the poor. What we must fight is
the injustice, the inequality. The poor and poor
nations across the world are not bedeviled with
terror. Nations with identical religious divides as
Nigeria do not share our terror, nor do those with
identical educational records. Someone sinister
sponsors terror, and terror capitalizes on injustice
and state dysfunction. These are the facts we
must focus on.
The Occupy Wall Street protests of “the 99%
against the 1%” cabal that transpired in the US
and the UK and got violent happened not because
of poverty but because of injustice. Had the
security system not clamped down violently on
the demonstrators, we remember London was up
in flames and terror, as Cameron called it, those
nations will be history by now. In my recent
write-up on my visit to the UAE , I described
another way; a society where there is perceived
institutional justice, where Direct democracy is
practiced, and there is peace, tranquility and
progress.
Blessed Jesus is quoted to have said: “The poor
you will always have with you, but you will not
always have me.” He did not say the poor will be
evil and terrorists. There is a map making rounds
that tries to associate poverty with terror in
Nigeria. Boko Haram is located in Borno for many
other reasons: terrain, resource competition and
control, inequality, francophone conspirator border
nations, and the like.
Nigeria’s class system birthed Boko Haram?
It is said that Benin is capital of trafficking in
women. This is not because of poverty but
because of the class system that operates there.
Same as in parts of the North: if you are not from
a certain family and social class, you are
condemned to social disadvantage. The Boko
Haram leader saw that not being of the preferred
clan or ethnic group, he was nothing. This is why
he took to terror, to establish himself as
“something”. Nnamdi Kanu is taking advantage of
the same and gaining fellow aggrieved,
disadvantaged and oppressed disciples as
potential terrorists.
The root cause of terror, north and south in
Nigeria is our executive government, our
legislative arm; our dysfunctional, corrupt
judiciary. So long as they corner the nation’s
wealth and display this, oppressing the masses,
there will be new offshoots of terror. The people
see the government partnering with the cabal
billionaires, so-called entrepreneurs cheating
them and us, exploiting us through various
business schemes and unfair government-
promoted oligopolies.
If the masses believe there is justice, but that the
nation is not wealthy and that is why there is
suffering, they will not be attracted to terror
groups that pretend to be saviours. We may
never be able to make every Nigerian rich, but we
can stop the cheating.
Fight the inequality, kill the terror. |
op why not advocate for girls going nude? they will look most beautiful. Atleast animals goes naked so its nature at its best. you should ask your mother to wear mini/micro or even the extreme natural cover (nude). grow up. why are you concern about how somebody dresses. where is the freedom of expression? |
successmatters:was late CHUBA OKADIFOR a Hausa or yoruba man? |
are you a member of the group? they may ask for number 1 and somehow number 3 number 2 will never come from them because they have different ideology than the terrorist of the Southern Nigeria number 4 why will they testify? what are they going to benefit from that? number 5 if they want that they will never negotiate with government of Nigeria number 6 is mumbo jumbo Israel is a state they dont like its internal policy on Palestine but they won't ask for that, why? because the relationship between Nigeria and Israel is minimal at best. tell me 3 areas of cooperation between the two states ( physical ) number 7 they wouldn't like to move the non Muslims because they believe they will became Muslims in the future. they may insist on total banning of alcohol and prostitution. already prostitution is banned in the constitution of Nigeria and alcohol is limited to very few spots in the North e.g mami markets and barracks number 8 they will definitely want sharia. but did you know that our constitution is derived from sharia? the civil law is derived from British law but the criminal law is derived from Sudan and that is Islamic law (many people are not aware of this ) number 9 special intervention is not their priority so they cant ask for that. |
my question is does prison service in Nigeria transfers inmates? if yes how did the media know these are boko haram suspects i don't think so far there's more than 10 convicted BH members. does being a northern criminal amount to being a member of the group? we have thousands of criminals from that part of the country here (North) in prisons what shall we do with them? 80% of armed robbers in detention are from the certain zone and BH and Armed Robbery are the same they kill innocent victims so what is the difference? |
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