Nigerians can't wait to have Samson Siasia back to the Nigeria National Team.

Great one sohk

COACH SAMSON SIASIA INSPECTS THE TURN-BACK-CRIME ASTRO FOOTBALL PITCH AT THE SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS NIGERIA 🇳🇬


The return visit of Samson Siasia, a former professional football striker and the former Head Coach of the Nigeria National team, on Saturday 24th June 2023, to the School Of Hardknocks was truly inspiring, thrilling, and exciting.

The purpose of the visit amongst others was to celebrate the first anniversary of Corporate United All Stars Football Club and to further inspect the progress of the TURN-BACK-CRIME Football Arena of the School Of Hardknocks, Nigeria.

Before the visit of Coach Samson Siasia, Corporate United FC played a Ceremonial Football Match with the Great Soccer Ambassadors FC by 9 am to mark its Year Celebration which ended in a 2 - 2 Draw.

Jerry Akubo, CEH,CHFI, MCITP (PhD) led the Ceremonial kick-off, to signify his absolute commitment and dedication to Sports development.

Coach Samson Siasia was provided with insights into the School Of Hardknock's recent accomplishments and ongoing projects. These included the touring of the Facilities led by the CEO SOHK and the Team to inspect the newly completed Ultramodern Standard Astro Football Pitch dedicated to the TURN BACK CRIME Initiative.

Coach Samson Siasia was overwhelmed and impressed with the outstanding achievements of the School Of Hardknocks - Nigeria, remembering that he laid the Foundation of the Astro Football Pitch some weeks ago.

In his closing Remarks, The CEO School of Hardknocks reiterated his commitment to fighting crime through Sports initiatives and building on the positive impressions and legacy of Coach Samson Siasia as one of the Pioneer Ambassadors.



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stanliwise:
Nairaland lack simple and basic messaging system. If the person is following you. you can send the person a PM.

click on the person username which will take you to the person profile -> click send message/Email at the bottom

How can you mention or find someone’s moniker here please.

Failed party that allowed mole to infiltrate and buried it.

A RADICAL APPROACH TO 21st CENTURY EDUCATION
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At its core, the School of Hard knocks curriculum is an innovative approach to education that's designed to equip students with the skills they'll need to tackle the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. It's a radical departure from the traditional model of education that emphasises rote memorisation, standardised testing, and a one-size-fits-all approach to teaching and learning
So what makes the School of Hardknocks different? For starters, it's characterised by a number of key features that set it apart from traditional schools:
Digital Learning: Think online classes, interactive apps, and educational games that use technology to enhance the learning experience.
Project-Based Learning: A teaching method that has students working on real-world projects to develop practical skills and knowledge.
Personalised Learning: An approach to education that considers each student`s unique strengths, weaknesses, interests, and learning style.
Global Learning: A focus on global citizenship, cultural awareness, and understanding of different perspectives.
STEAM Education: A curriculum that integrates science, technology, engineering, arts, and math to prepare students for careers in these fields.
At the School of Hardknocks, students are not just passive learners. They`re active participants in their own education. They`re encouraged to explore, experiment, and collaborate with their peers and teachers to develop the critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and communication skills that are essential for success in the modern world.
But here`s the best part: the School of Hard Knocks isn`t a rigid, one-size-fits-all model. It`s flexible and adaptable, and can be customized to meet the needs and goals of each individual school and community. Whether you`re in a small rural school or a large urban district, you can apply the principles of the School of Hard Knocks to create a learning environment that`s engaging, effective, and empowering for all students.

Business management for our IBO brothers..issa blood thing

Beautiful creature

Tallesty1:
It's still better than going to Saudi tto eat shit.

I saw that poo video o.. Chai. Didn't believe it was for the money.taught it was a punishment

jude33084:


It was AOA error not pilot error

Boeing is a gonna

They will soon disappear like the Concord and dreamline .

Airbus should just situp.

madridsta007:


Boeing has started to do what big manufacturers do, that is find a way to pin the crash or defect on the human- the dead pilot.
They have been trying to slip in the "pilot error" argument into the conversations so they get away from the numerous costly lawsuits and bills to pay to the relatives of the dead and to the airlines of the now grounded 737 Max. Suddenly, a "colleague" turns up. Expect many more to turn up.
Sadly in this case, the Lion Air crash in Indonesia has similar flight patterns to the crashed Ethiopian Airliner. So Boeing has to come up with two lies. Similar, matching lies.

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That's just so silly of them.
Blaming the dead.
They're just looking for an excuse so that their planes would be back to air in no time.

Bullshit..Was that same thing that happened to Lion Air? Was the pilot untrained too? Almost all planes now are computer based, so Boeing shouldn't give us that excuse at all. By the way, you knew the pilot was untrained, still you let him flew the jet huh?

I'm happy they have grounded all the 737 max 8&9...We are yet to hear from France to know exactly what happened inside the cockpit.

Nigeriaismine:



Please i need more information please

He is surly trustworthy..he's delivery and everything.. Trust him and don't skip and dose

And you think we don't know your not Buhari

Hahahahhaah..fake smile

This is the first time in the history of Ebonyi State our Representative at the Federal level is giving account of his/her stewdship, no doubt the good people of Afikpo North /South are strongly behind you for the 2nd turnure bid and beyond. Chief Jokwa Sir, the god of Ehugbo Omakajiali is with you

Booked

So correct

HON IDU IGARIWEY'S LAW-MAKING SCORE-CARD IN THE 8TH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

As we all know, the core legislative mandate given to me by the good people of Afikpo North/South Federal Constituency upon election into the National Assembly in 2015, is law-making.
IN this series of posts, i intend to give a modest account of some of the Bills i have sponsored ( or co-sponsored) this session as a member of the 8th National Assembly.
In all, i shall walk you through 12( twelve) bills.
Let me add that i was obviously inspired by my ideological worldview in my choice of bills. I'll demonstrate this with 3 out of the 12 bills;

1. When agents of the State Security Services raided the residences of some Supreme Court judges in the dead of the night & spirited them away in typical commando style ( including our own justice Nwali Ngwuta), my sence of outrage led me to sponsor "a bill to alter section 308 of the 1999 constitution to restrict legal proceedings against the Chief justice of Nigeria and justices of the Supreme court of Nigeria ". In other words, if the President & his vice, a governor & his deputy, enjoy immunity, then justices of the Supreme court ought to enjoy immunity too to enable them do their job. Note that at the time i sponsored this bill, i was conscious of the fact that the National Assembly was considering a bill to ensure immunity for the leadership of the National Assembly. I felt that whatever is good for the leadership of the Executive & Legislative arms of government, should also be good for the leadership of the judiciary.

2. I was inspired to sponsor A Bill for an Act to provide Federal Contracting Preferences And Measures aimed at Promoting And Encouraging Nigerian Patriot Corporations, by the unfortunate plight of thousands of our brothers & sisters who are educated & skilled, but who are languishing in unemployment overseas. The Bill seeks to give special preferences & tax reliefs to a Nigerian company that, among other things, " has a deliberate policy of attracting & employing qualified Nigerians currently living and/or working abroad ".

3. A third example of an ideologically inspired bill is a bill i sponsored to alter the provisions of Section 81(1)of the 1999constitution, " to mamdatorily allow Public participation in the formulation of the annual budget ". My aim here was to " democratize " the budget making process, so that ordinary folks like my constituents ( artisans, market women, youths etc) can participate in the budget making process, rather than the few elite in the budget office, or the Federal Executive Council, or the National Assembly.
So, friends, here's a list of the 12 Bills which I've been associated with in my short sourjourn in the 8th Assembly.

1. A Bill for an Act to amend the National Automotive Council Act, Cap.N8 LFN, 2004 to introduce New Alternative Vehicular Transportation to utilise Nigeria's gas and for other related matter 2017.

2. A Bill for an Act to establish the Federal Agencies Performance and Evaluation Committee and for related matters, 2017.

3. A Bill to establish a network for manufacturing and innovation programme to be domiciled in the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology and for related matters, 2017.

4. An Act to provide for the Federal Agencies Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Bill, 2016.

5. A Bill for an Act to provide for Federal Contracting Preferences And Measures aimed at Promoting And Encouraging and encouraging Nigerian Patriot Corporations and matters connected thereto .

6. A Bill to alter section 81(1) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to mandate the President to submit budget proposals 3 months before the end of the fiscal year, and other related matters .

7. A Bill for an Act to alter the provisions of Section 82of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999to reduce the period allowed for pre-budget expenditure authorization by Mr President from six to three months, and other related matters.

8. Private Guards Companies ( amendment) Bill 2015.

9. Explosive Act ( Amendment) Bill 2015.

10. An Act to amend the provisions of Section 5 and Repeal section 18(1) and 18(4) of the Armed Forces Act Chapter A20 LFN 2004, to give effect to section 217(3) and 219(A)(B) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria .

11. A Bill for an Act to alter section 308of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 to restrict legal proceedings against the Chief justice of Nigeria and justices of the Supreme court of Nigeria , and other related matters, 2016.

12. An Act to Establish the South East Development Commission Bill...( one of several sponsors). Hon. Iduma Enwo Igariwey . cc lefulefu

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For me, I Give it to God and The Pilot...

Two hustlers arrested... Abeg free them....

Yesterday, September 11th, was the 254th day of the year (255th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 110 days remaining until the end of the year.Every 11th September is remembered globally as the anniversary of the catastrophic terrorist attacks on the USA of 11th September 2001.

This brings to mind the lecture I currently gave at the National Institute For Policy And Strategic Studies,Kuru Jos. Plateu-State.on Managing Violent Conflicts in Nigeria from a legislative perspective on the 7th of September, 2018, just a few days ago.

In the past decade especially, Nigeria has been immersed in an existential web of violent conflicts that threaten the delicate socio-political and economic fabric that hold us together as a nation. A typical day breaks with all sorts of unimaginable killings and needless loss of properties and lives. It is saddening that we keep going through this, despite the combined efforts of the government, foreign bodies, security agencies, and even you and I, to stop them.

As lawmakers, despite the fact that we have a wide plenitude of legislative powers to make laws for the peace, order & good government of the federation (S4(2) of the 1999 constitution), it is obvious that we cannot legislate our way out of violent conflicts.

Even though conflicts are inevitable in social formations with diverse people, we urgently need to reduce the level of poverty in the land which,indeed, is at the core of the systemic tremors that ravage our fatherland in the form of violent conflicts.

Every life matters and with a shared set of national values as the basis of our interrelationships, we shall get it right someday, because we just can’t afford to stop trying. We will keep trying to make sure the causes of these conflicts stop.
May the souls of all those lost in this horrible way keep resting in peace. Amen.

They shouldn't legalize it ooo...if they do, the elite will make more money from it and I still like as I dey buy am 500naira for a wrap...if is legalised now, a wrap will be 5k naira...we don't want...let's continue hiding and buying it and smoking and highing on our own. ....Then bring up a unilateral body to sell and hike price That way, people won't be able to afford itAnd they will regulate it and the government will make money off it. So bad....we dont want

Ighalo again??

I hope they make us forget victor Moses... Is so sad he left us so soon..

joepentwo:
wow!
av made it finally...

1 English Language B3 GOOD
2 Mathematics C4 CREDIT
3 Civic Education C5 CREDIT
4 Biology C6 CREDIT
5 Chemistry C5 CREDIT
6 Physics C5 CREDIT
7 Agricultural Science C4 CREDIT
8 Economics B3 GOOD
9 Animal Husbandry F9 FAIL
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please where did you get the scratch card??

Is she trying to tell us that we can as well make smoothie with that stone

FrancisSpecter:

success is yours by God's grace
which course are you going for?

political science

FrancisSpecter:

you're welcome
for your sake, I hope they do :-)
Art or Science?

Art, I merited all my my subjects in waec but failed to do so on Govt...hoping on neco now

FrancisSpecter:

September 14th/15th,like you said, just an idea.

I guess so..thank you. I pray neco releases their result before then..

midehill:



nickizoe try check ur reg no and password again...mayb u did mistake while typing it

sorted...thanks... Done everything and printed out too...do you have any idea when the date of the exam might commence??