₦airaland Forum

Pokemon43: Who d hell is the moderator of dis thread?coming here don dey tire me as astronut wan turn dis thread to e personal property,wey e be say if people talk e go insult dem,now e don dey cause almost evrybody,na wa oooooo

I think finestboi is a mod in education section and he can help us ban this gentle man

Please you guys shouldn't reply him.

He would soon realize this place is not for touts but for aspirants.
That is what we see when yaba-left, rumuigbo and uselu cant keep their patients until they are completely healthy.

astronautog: wey u park well no come here they form bado look very well!!!

This guy u no get joy at all o,,,,b lyk dem send u ni.


Please nobody should reply this broke-ass again. He is a saddist!!!

PatienceAl: u don pay ur acceptance fee?

I neva pay o. I dey hit Delsu by november ending make i for enjoy my stay dere for lyk 2 or 3wks

PatienceAl: WHERE IS NOFIJ?

YES BOSS

seunfly: This people and party Called Pdp don't have shame at all, what lucky igbinedion and prof osunbor stole in 10years is far more than the budget of Edo state without doing anything 4 d state.
Atleast the people of Edo are happy with the kind of infrustructions they never had b4 which is at dia door step now.
However he should be investigated and if he is found wanting he should be prosecuted so that it won't be like pdp who keep sheilding ministers caught stealing our money with over whelming evidence, yet they have special seat beside the president and pdp chairman.

Cant say more

The Peoples Democratic Party in Edo State on
Wednesday alleged that the administration of
Governor Adams Oshiomhole had received
over N400bn since it assumed office in 2008
and collected loans worth billions of naira,
but had not been able to justify what the
funds were used for.
Addressing a press conference at the party’s
state secretariat in Benin, Edo PDP chairman,
Chief Dan Orbih, described, Tuesday’s fifth
year anniversary celebration of Oshiomhole as
self-aggrandizement and not worthy of
celebration.
But the state Commissioner for Information
and Orientation, Louis Odion, said PDP was
never happy with anything that touched the
lives of the people of the state positively.
Odion said he would be surprised if PDP
members were to be happy “when the good
people of Edo State and indeed all lovers of
democracy gathered in Benin City to celebrate
the fifth anniversary of the liberation of Edo
people by Comrade Adams Oshiomhole from
the toxic bondage of the PDP.”
However, Orbih, while carpeting the
Oshiomhole-led administration, accused it of
trying to embroil the judiciary in partisan
politics, a move he said would spell doom for
democracy.
He said, “Governor Adams Oshiomhole
administration has collected over N400bn
since 2008. This is apart from the N33.4bn
he has collected in five years as the cost of
running government. Oshiomhole has
collected N19bn as security votes alone.
“What is on ground to show for all these
monies? Oshiomhole has spent N47bn on
drainages alone. He also went to the capital
market to raise money for the Benin Storm
Water Project. However, it is difficult to move
from one point to another anytime it raiins in
the state.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/oshiomhole-wasted-n400bn-in-five-years-edo-pdp/

While i dont really support the modus operandi of the Nigerian Army, i think they have brought relative paece to Delta state as a whole. Before now, the rate of kidnapping in agbor kept on increasing while molestation and robbery in my school (ABRAKA) was on another level. Students of Delsu can testify to this fact.
I really think the earlier we started adapting to the army in our environ, the better for us.

luckynzo: Never. No time. Busy hustling to give them and their Mummy a better life.

Lolz...i think making out time to take them to a nice place on a saturday or sunday will be the icing on the cake because we all love surprises

It is a "norm" in this part of the world for parents to take their kids out to choice spots only during festive holidays e.g christmas, easter, new year holidays, and islamic holidays as well.
If am to give my opinion, i feel it is boring since the children would already know when mum and dad would give them their desired "attention". Whatever happened to surprises

So the floor is open now...daddies and mummies HOW OFTEN DO YOU HAVE FUN WITH YOUR KIDS APART FROM FESTIVE PERIODS?
For the SINGLES how often were you "spoilt" by dad and mum except on those days?




I can even count how often my parents took me out with festive periods included. Let me say barely 10 times in all

Patience tnx a whole lot,,,,, POKEMON ure a darling ::muahhhhhh::.


::::takes clothes to laundry man, ready to board the next Agofure bus to warri:::::

We hope to face their best squad so that they dont have a reason for their loss

Italy coach Cesare has named a 28-man
strong squad ahead of the friendlies with
Germany and Nigeria.
Italy host Germany in Milan on Friday and
then travel to London where the Azzurri will
meet Nigeria at Fulham’s Craven Cottage
stadium next Monday.
Top on Prandelli’s list are Juventus’ Gianluigi
Buffon, Thiago Motta of PSG, AC Milan’s
Mario Balotelli, Daniele De Rossi of AS Roma
and Angelo Ogbonna of Juventus, who gets a
chance to face a team from his fatherland for
the first time.
Zenit Saint Petersburg defender Domenico
Criscito and Parma’s Marco Parolo are among
the few fresh faces in the squad.
Criscito makes the Azzurri squad for the first
time since October 2012, although months
earlier he was excluded, prior to Euro 2012,
for his alleged role in a match-fixing dispute.
He replaces injured Juventus defender Giorgio
Chiellini.
Italy, who qualified for next year’s World Cup
in Brazil with two games to spare, will also be
without injured PSG midfielder Marco
Verratti.
Parolo is making his second appearance in the
team, having made the squad for a friendly
against Ukraine in March 2011.
The squad:
Goalkeepers: Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus),
Federico Marchetti (Lazio), Salvatore Sirigu
(PSG/FRA)
Defenders: Ignazio Abate (AC Milan), Federico
Balzaretti (AS Roma), Leonardo Bonucci
(Juventus), Christian Maggio (Napoli), Angelo
Ogbonna (Juventus), Manuel Pasqual
(Fiorentina), Andrea Ranocchia (Inter),
Domenico Criscito (Zenit St Petersbourg/RUS)
Midfielders: Antonio Candreva (Lazio), Daniele
De Rossi (AS Roma), Alessandro Diamanti
(Bologna), Alessandro Florenzi (Roma),
Emanuele Giaccherini (Sunderland/ENG),
Claudio Marchisio (Juventus), Riccardo
Montolivo (AC Milan), Thiago Motta (Paris
Saint-Germain/FRA), Marco Parolo (Parma),
Andrea Pirlo (Juventus), Andrea Poli (AC Milan)
Strikers: Mario Balotelli (AC Milan), Alessio
Cerci (Torino), Alberto Gilardino (Genoa),
Lorenzo Insigne (Napoli), Pablo Osvaldo
(Southampton/ENG), Giuseppe Rossi
(Fiorentina)

http://www.punchng.com/sports/italy-names-crack-team-for-nigeria-friendly/

Federal Government has demanded an
unreserved apology from the Indian
authorities over the death of a Nigerian,
Obodo Uzoma Simeon, and discriminatory
attacks on Nigerians in the Asian nation.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Prof. Viola
Onwuliri, disclosed this while answering
questions from journalists at the pre-
Commonwealth Head of Government Meeting
press briefing in Abuja, Monday.
Tensions between Nigerians and Indians had
escalated since Simeon was found dead in
Goa, a popular tourist destination, in the
country’s west region.
Simeon, according to reports, was stabbed to
death on October 31 in Panaji, Goa State’s
capital.
About 200 angry members of the Nigerian
community were said to have blocked a
highway while Simeon’s corpse was being
taken to the hospital for a post-mortem
examination.
Police reportedly brought the situation under
control and registered cases of rioting, arson
and damaging public property against 51
Nigerians and one Ghanaian.
Onwuliri, who emphasised that Nigeria would
not tolerate any act of unruly behaviour from
its citizens, however, said the conduct of
Indian authorities was unacceptable.
She told journalists that the Acting Head of
Mission of India in Nigeria had been
summoned to her office to explain the
rationale for the action.
She said, “Actually the growing violence
around the countries should be a thing of
worry for member states and for us in Nigeria
too. We have continued to condemn violence
especially against Nigerians in different states.
The recent one in India is really a big one to
worry about and I had summoned the acting
head of Indian Mission to ask him about what
happened to our citizens.
“The young man was coming back from lunch,
they said there was a clash between two
communities, he was not part of them but he
was killed! We have also asked for unreserved
apology from India, we have asked them to
ensure that full-fledged investigations are
carried out so that perpetrators of that act
will be brought to book,” she added.
The minister said the Nigerian government
would not hesitate to react appropriately if
Nigerians were evicted from their homes in
India.
“We have also heard that some of our citizens
protested and were arrested and some were
evicted from their homes. And we have also
said while we are not supporting lawlessness,
if Nigerians reacted because of extreme
provocation, it should be so seen. And these
Nigerians should be released and people
should not be evicted from their homes,
otherwise, that will also lead to a strain in the
relations between the two countries and we
will be forced to also react appropriately,”
she maintained.
Onwuliri said Nigeria was determined to press
on with the call for the abolition of visa
regime among Commonwealth countries at
this year’s meeting starting on Wednesday
(tomorrow) in Colombo, Srilanka.
The country’s interim position is for the
introduction of a pilot scheme which will
facilitate visa free regime for holders of
diplomatic and official passports from
member countries.

http://www.punchng.com/news/fg-india-in-diplomatic-row-over-nigerians-death/

Harrisonn: Breaking news!!! Delsu has suspended their strike,waiting for National to declear it official from wednesday!!! Delsu chapter just ended their meeting.

Bros u sure Na Delsu i dey o make i knw weda to dust my back ready for abk nw o. Agofure still dey load to warri nw

[quote author=Appliedmaths.]Walahi, your stupidity came to me as a shock, always saw you as an intelligent lad. The cost of building my MAIN GATE alone would build 4 faculties in your yeye IMSU. See this local state boy dey wan form porsche for here. Ask your lecturers what business do they have to join ASUU ?.

I'm not here to trade words man, I would have ignored you but my UNIBEN has produced great men in and out of this country when compared to your backyard IMSU.[/quote]Muhehehehe
If MAIN GATE go build 4 faculties for IMSU, then AKIN DEKO AUDITORIUM go build Imsu as a whole ni

free2ryhme: You aRe such a schmo

You've got three options. Please choose one according to its proximity to where you reside!




1. YABA LEFT

2. RUMUIGBO

3. USELU

kambili999: i dnt knw wat to tell of u:|

All gud ma'am

emma bowin: You got to be joking

You gotcha be serious brov

dayoade2007: Blame APC.........

Yes boss

[quote author=me_for_you]before nko?[/quote]Lolz

Blame it on APC

Indications have emerged that the Academic
Staff Union of Universities may call off the
over four-month-old strike on Thursday.
Barring a last-minute change, the National
Executive Committee of ASUU will meet on
Wednesday night to consider the position of
the congresses of the over 50 public
universities on the offer made by the Federal
government to revamp the institutions.
The union met with a Federal Government
team led by President Goodluck Jonathan last
Tuesday in Abuja.
The ASUU leadership, after briefing the zonal
coordinators on the offer, had directed the
local branches to organise congress
meetings between Friday last week and
Tuesday (tomorrow).
This is to enable all the lecturers to make
input into the action the union would take
after its NEC meeting on Thursday.
However, feelers from most universities that
had organised their congresses revealed that
ASUU would suspend the strike after the
Thursday NEC meeting.
In some universities, including the Obafemi
Awolowo University and the Lagos State
University that have scheduled their congress
meetings for Monday (today), union leaders
and lecturers expressed hope that the strike
would end this week.
Also, some top officials of the union in some
of the nine zones of ASUU said even though
they were not happy with the plan by the
government to inject N220bn yearly into the
public universities for the next five years,
they were pleased that a commitment had
been obtained by the union.
Though the Ibadan Zonal Coordinator of
ASUU, Dr. Nasir Adesola, confirmed that the
NEC meeting would hold on Wednesday, he
did not say whether the strike would be called
off or not.
“Yes, the NEC will hold on Wednesday evening
but ASUU has a process which we are going to
follow. NEC reserves the right to call off the
strike after due consultation with members
and this is why congresses are being called in
all the chapters of the union. Please, wait till
after the congress,” he told one of our
correspondents on the telephone.
But another source said, “Our NEC meeting
will hold between Wednesday night and
Thursday. Our chapters have started holding
meetings to discuss the Federal Government’s
offer. This is to allow input from all the
lecturers. We have to carry them along to
avoid disunity since there are moves by some
elements to infiltrate us.”
Another source told one of our
correspondents that some members had
expressed mixed feelings about the Federal
Government’s new offer based on its refusal
to honour past agreements.
“The radicals among us are sceptical about
this latest offer. They do not believe that
government will respect the agreement. Their
view is that government only wants to
deceive the union to call off the strike before
it will jettison it.”
A top official of the union, who confirmed
the fears, told one of our correspondents
that although members’ opinions at the zonal
congresses were divided over the
government’s offer, the majority still decided
to give the government the benefit of the
doubt.
He also said that the majority opinion was
that the review of the agreement which was
supposed to hold this year should be
postponed till next year in the interest of
peace.
The official added, “Members were persuaded
because President Goodluck Jonathan
personally met with the union. They felt since
the President was involved in the negotiation
this time around, the government would not
say that it was arm-twisted to make the offer.
“This is the problem we are having with the
2009 agreement. By now we should be talking
about a review but we are still having
troubles with implementation.
“Although feelers across the zones are that we
should call off the strike, we are going to put
down the government offer in black and white
and make it public so that nobody accuses us
tomorrow of asking for too much.”
Some universities are expected to hold their
congresses on Monday (today) to discuss the
outcome of the zonal congresses held at nine
centres across the country last week.
A source at the meeting between the
government and ASUU told one of our
correspondents that the government after a
long debate agreed to inject N220bn yearly
for the next five years beginning from 2014.
He had said, “The meeting should be the
longest that we have ever had on this crisis
but I can tell you that both parties were frank
all through the discussions. The parties also
showed commitment towards ending the
crisis. The President in particular showed that
he was serious about ending the strike and
that was why he offered to release over N1tn
to the universities in the next five years.
“The money will be released on a yearly basis
at N220bn per annum beginning from 2014.
For the outgoing year, the Federal
Government will only release N100bn and this
has been processed.
“In order to show commitment to this deal,
the money will be kept at the Central Bank of
Nigeria and will be released on a quarterly
basis to the universities. So, there won’t be
any problem about funding the deal.”
The source added that the National
Universities Commission and the Trade Union
Congress would be joint guarantors of the
new agreement while the Minister of
Education would be the implementation
officer.
He said that the government also agreed,
among other things, to revamp the public
universities by ensuring that all the issues that
always lead to strike were dealt with once and
for all.

Pls i heard d acceptance fee is 22k although payment hasnt started. Pls can any1 verify dis for me?

Indications emerged on Thursday that the
French tyre manufacturer, Michelin, might
soon reopen its production plant in the
country.
A highly placed source in the company told
our correspondent that Michelin might
consider resuming manufacturing in the
country if the Federal Government lived up to
its promise of making the business
environment conducive.
The Federal Government had, on Friday, at the
opening of the Lagos International Trade Fair,
said it would be offering tyre manufacturers a
five to 10-year tax holiday as part of its
commitment to the new automobile policy.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and
Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga, who
represented President Goodluck Jonathan at
the opening ceremony of the fair, said the
value chain on key automobile products,
including metal, iron ore, plastic and tyre
would also be improved.
He added that the new automobile policy
would include bringing back Michelin and
Dunlop, saying, “Part of the problem was that
some of the tyres were brought in at 10 per
cent, while some are 20 per cent and 40 per
cent.
“Anybody that goes into tyre production like
Michelin and others will start bringing in tyres
at five per cent based on the level of
commitment to produce tyres locally.”
Although the Michelin source said the
company would make its position on the issue
public after due consultations, he, however,
stressed that the idea of coming back was
welcomed as Nigeria remained the biggest
market in sub-Sahara Africa.
He said, “If the Federal Government follows
the said plan, Michelin may begin producing
here again; the company may consider the
proposal.
“When we were in Nigeria, we were producing
the same quality of tyres as what we import
from our parent company in France; so, a
chance to do that again is welcomed.”
Michelin had in 2007 announced the decision
to close its manufacturing plants in the
country, while retaining sales operations and
maintaining its rubber plantations.
Over 1,300 jobs were terminated when the
main factory was shut down.
A spokesperson for the company was quoted
to have said then that the move was “a
strategic decision related to problems with
cost competitiveness.”
http://www.punchng.com/business/industry/michelin-considers-reopening-of-nigerian-plant/

Embattled Minister of Aviation, Ms. Stella
Oduah, could not appear before the senate on
Thursday as scheduled because Senate
President David Mark was absent at plenary.
The minister has therefore been directed to
come before the senate Thursday next week
when Mark is expected to personally lead the
probe of the minister over the crisis in the
aviation industry, especially the recent crash
of an Associated Airlines plane conveying the
corpse of ex-Ondo State Governor Olusegun
Agagu from Lagos to Akure.
Our correspondent learnt on Thursday that
the minister and her aides were already on
their way to the senate when they were told
that their appearance had been shifted to next
week.
Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba, based on
the Order Paper, had asked his colleagues to
receive the minister and other aviation
executives who were invited to brief the
senate on state of aviation sector and the
higher number of aviation incidents.
But the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike
Ekweremadu, informed his colleagues that the
minister and her team would not be received
again on Thursday because Mark was not
available.
Ekweremadu said Mark had signified his
intention to personally preside over the
session before he travelled to the United Arab
Emirates as the head of the Federal
Government delegation to render moral
support for the country’s Under-17
footballers, Golden Eaglets, who will play in
the final of the global tournament in Dubai on
Friday (today).
He said, “I think we should oblige the Senate
President that opportunity to preside over the
session because he was passionate about it
and he would have been around today but for
the last minute national assignment given to
him.”
Ndoma-Egba therefore moved another motion
for the postponement of Oduah’s visit to
Thursday while the Minority Whip, Senator
Ganiyu Solomon, seconded him.
It will be recalled that Oduah could not
appear before the Senate on Wednesday
during plenary because she sought a last
minute permission from the Senators to
attend the weekly Federal Executive Council
meeting.
Oduah had been summoned by the upper
legislative chamber to explain her roles in the
ill-fated crash involving a 23 year – old
Propeller aeroplane on the fleet of the
Associated Airlines, last month.
The senators, it was learnt, would also be free
to ask the minister specific questions on the
purchase of two armoured cars at N255m.
The Senate Committee on Aviation on Monday
postponed indefinitely a public sitting where
officials of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority
were already seated to answer questions on
the controversial purchase.
http://www.punchng.com/news/marks-absence-stalls-oduahs-appearance-before-senators/

I guess its the same Jonathan that his wife(Patience) and Wike have assumed the duties of campaign managers for him that thinks he will fool us into believing he is yet to make his decision known.
I wish i had the cash, i would not be in Nigeria by even 2014. Bunch of thieves(including Tinubuhari).

Congratulations sir.



Although i dont envy you an inch!!

mekaboy: How blind can u be? Read the bible. Once this finger print is linked to ur account, it will be easy to make the mark of the best mandatory, like the obama chip.

You woudnt want me to start quoting bible passages right now...would you? You think the 666 mark is literal in its fulfillment? Do you have a bible?