₦airaland Forum

NonsoDguru:
I’m a corp. member serving In Nnewi, Anambra. This child (see attached picture) is my neighbor’s kid and she is just 3 years old. Even at this age she has already passed through a lot; her parent thinks she is a witch and the bruises on her face were given to her by her own parents. She gets beaten almost every day and she is malnourished and skinny from starvation. It’s really heartbreaking

This girl, at this age, lives in so much fear of her parents that one day we found her hiding behind the toilet door of the corper’s lodge.

We have talked to her parents, but they still keep beating her up. We are calling on the relevant authorities to come to this girl’s rescue. It is obvious they are trying to gradually kill her. MOD kindly move this to the front page. They live at Nnewi, Anambra. Amichi. NCCF NYSC family house.

Attached to this post is a picture of little Sarah.

Where dp the parents cone from? Are they Amichi indigenes?

PUSH1:
The guy is being real if you have changed $ b4.

Dude, I deal with forex everyday

Ask4Info:
Which N510 on the black market.

They are changing it for N490 Flat nothing more. Changed a few thousands this morning.

Instead make Burea De Change dey beg me, na me dey beg "Aboki abeg add N5 now"
They said by mid next month, dollar will drop to like N300/$1.

If these policies are sustained, Nigerians will smile in the coming days and recession will be a thing of the past.



Click LIke for Acting President Osibanjo and Share for President Buhari.

No be only $300. We've been through this path before my dear.

investnow2013:
Agu Awka

Ok. I'm acquiring land in Isuaniocha behind Ngozika

investnow2013:
MILLENNIUM CITY AWKA ANAMBRA STATE

In which part of Awka is the Milenium city located?

investnow2013:
Newly completed Mega Service Station, equipped with State of the Art Tire and Car Service Center, SuperMart, Ultra-modern Restaurant, Automated Car Wash and LPG Dispense Points amongst other facilities

Where is this located?

EternalTruth:
adiok unor ufien ke ndo.

You said aks isn't among those that has attained the crescendo of education??


Ekpo umia awod.
AFO awo uneghe flat Head were go kpa very soon because of idiok esid.
Stop wallowing in ignorance and take a cosmopolitan tour to all the academic institutions in the regions of Nigeria and see for yourself how akwa ibomites are performing superciliously. Or take a walk to uniuyo, aksu, akpoly,uyo city and et all and you'd be amazed at the quality of education in this blessed state

Adiok uno fien. Abasi umia ufen

Cymonkey. Why do you want me to take a tour of academic institutions when the thread we are on now solves the problem? Is it that you can't read or you have a problem with comprehension or is it that you are suffering from etok syndrome?

Adiok ono nwa itit uka.

EternalTruth:
that your stupid link reiterated that aks was educationally disadvantaged years ago which obviously meant that aks was integrated into ELDS while she was still among CRs. But when Ibrahim Babangida created the state on 23rd September 1987 numerous elites developed the agitation for quality education which now culminated to the apogee and zenith of its academical attainment amongst her neighbors.

.I don't even know if your foolish brain will grab my points..

Idad, adiok Iso ifod. Aya akpa very soon if you don't take your time. Nonsense

Uben. Akwa ibom state was classified as an Educationally Less Developed state on its own long after it was created. If you do not know a thing, learn from those who know. Which zenith has Akwa Ibom attained in education? Abeg Akwa Ibom no follow.

Kaa ke yid ekpan ke Itak ukana. Ndod itit uka do.

kingsamosy:
meaning that some lecturers will never see promotion.

Well, they'll have no option than to change their ways.

EternalTruth:
I've Read your stupid Link, it's rubbish all through.

Adiok ano ukam ke hell fire. Ebod

Adiok ono nyin itit uka. Ndito primary school ikot ntuen oku eyogho nairaland idagha ami.

Lalasticla what's your take on this?

UNN lecturers will now have their performances reviewed by students as part of their appraisal process and any of them who fails the students appraisal will not be promoted.

What do you guys think?

EternalTruth:
usor, useme. So at ur age u can't differentiate between akwa ibom state and Cross river state.
The latter is an elds while the former is highly rated academically.

So if you don't have anything in ur empty skull just shut up and sit down.

Ewu. Anuofia.
Unam ikot mkpo

Adiok ono usobom ke obio ekpo. Nkirikid!

http://www.nigerianbestforum.com/generaltopics/welcome-to-akwa-ibom-mr-president/

EternalTruth:
you must be very plain stupid for this comment

You are clearly an idiot not to know thst until recently Ajwa Ibom state was classed as an Educationally Disadvantaged states. Unam ikot. Ekpo musufe

This land is not for sale.

Yujin:
I'm more interested in comparing Akwa Ibom and Edo state. Akwa Ibom is among the states with high population density and are known to be educationally inclined too but here Edo has consistently beaten them. Are the Edo people more educationally adventurous than the Akwa Ibomites or could the real population of Edo be underestimated all the while? Could it be that more Edomites reside outside their states as compared to Akwa Ibom? It's surprising to me.

Akwa Ibom state has always been an Educationally Disadvantaged state.

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abouzaid:
lalasticlala.

Lalasticlala, do you want us to kill goat for you before you take this thread to the promised land?

The Obiano years haven't been good for ndi Anambra.

Lalasticlala over to you.

Daboywizzy:
Ok .. IMO people be like say dem no dey pass.. That's why dem get population

You blind? Can't you see they also record the highest number of admissions every tear except 2014 where they came 2nd?

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

SOURCE: http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/report/517


2010

Emmahunk:
http://www.newspotng.com/army-arrests-leader-of-borno-cjtf-over-link-with-boko-haram/

Leader of the Civilian Joint Task Force in Borno state, Bah Lawan has been arrested by the Nigerian military over his alleged link with the dreaded Islamic sect, Boko Haram.

Lawan was arrested following revelations by some top politicians associated with the Borno state government, who had earlier been arrested and are undergoing interrogation by of the theatre commander, operation Lafiya Dole, Major General Lucky Irabor.

According to reports, the highly influential CJTF leader was once arrested by the military over same allegation but promptly released at the instance of the Borno state Commissioner for Justice, Kaka Shehu Lawan.

Since his arrest early this week, there has been more revelations on top Borno politicians suspected to be having related activities with the dreaded Islamic sect operating in Borno and the northeastern state generally.

Reports said the arrested CJTF leader, has more than 20 houses in Maiduguri, an edifice in Nigeria’s capital Abuja as well as vast farmland along Pompomari Ward, housing and over 500 cows.

A source who volunteered information on the arrested CJTF leader said,” We also found in his house N500 million Naira. And this is a man that before his appointment as leader of the civilian JTF barely feed his family and within a period has made so much money at the instance of innocent victims of the ungodly act of insurgency.”

Following the arrest of six top Borno politician including a member of the National Assembly, Hon. Kadiri Rahis over alleged link with Boko Haram, Borno state governor Kashim Shettima in a state broadcast said, even if one of his sons was found to have any link with Boko Haram, he should be arrested.

And Buhari is busy enlisting members of CJTF into the army.

Some people go cry today with the revelation coming.

Some myths to be busted today.

Jamb applications & admissions data 2010-16 by State& Gender & faculty to be release today 20/02/2017

https://twitter.com/sgyemikale/status/833582320732999680

sarrki:
Security staff at the Abuja House in London yesterday called in policemen to arrest a correspondent of The Guardian who was on the premises to see President Muhammadu Buhari and possibly interview him.

When the correspondent told a member of staff at the Abuja House, the official residence of the Nigerian High commissioner to the United Kingdom, yesterday afternoon that he had come to see the president, he replied: “As far as I’m concerned, he’s not here.”

At 2:50 p.m., when a black Mercedes jeep arrived, the occupant sitting by the driver rolled down the glass and asked the The Guardian correspondent, “why are you here?” “When I told him that l was a reporter with The Guardian and l had come to see if the president was there and to interview him, he looked quite irritated and replied angrily: ‘he’s not here, you can’t see anybody here.’ “


In an extraordinary move, two police officers, Constables Marlett and Stock, were called in by the security staff at the Abuja House to arrest the reporter. When both arrived on their motorcycles, they took the reporter’s name and date of birth and subsequently made a check on the national database, before staying around for about 20 minutes and then left.

Prior to that, the security staff threatened the reporter with the police when he called at the Kensington residence to interview President Buhari about his continued stay in the UK.

A few minutes after The Guardian arrived at the Abuja House, just after 1:00 p.m., wanting to speak to the high commissioner, the reporter was directed to go to the Embassy- Nigerian House at Northumberland Avenue. “Somebody should be there,” he was told.

Around 1:20 p.m., when a man and a teenage-looking girl wearing glasses pressed the buzzer, a security officer appeared to open the gate for the duo. When asked:”Is that the daughter of the president?” – judging by her resemblance of the First Lady- the security officer replied: “I don’t know.” He then reiterated that the reporter should go to the office at Northumberland Avenue.

When The Guardian pressed the buzzer about five minutes later, the security man sounded angry and threatened to call the police even when the reporter disclosed his identity and said he had come to speak to the president or any member of staff of the residence. “You should realise this is a private place and I will call the police,” he said. When he was immediately corrected and told that the reporter was standing outside in a public place, he then said:” l won’t speak to you again.”

But around 1:40 p.m., when two guests arrived, the reporter shook hand with one of them and asked, “have you come to see Mr. President?” He replied cheerfully, saying “yes”, but he didn’t enter the compound. He left about 15 minutes later.

Another security officer came out shortly after and told the reporter to move away from the main gate. “Excuse me, you can’t just stand here,” he said.

Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, was also at Abuja House, a strong indication that Buhari may actually be there. At 5:13p.m., Saraki emerged from the house in a black suit, accompanied by a male aide.


“Hello, Senate president, hello Senate president,” The Guardian said to him from outside the gate, before he entered an official car and was driven away.

Meanwhile, Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose has accused the leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) of politicising the health status of President Buhari by their visitation to London which he described as “make-belief and too much of eye-service.”

Fayose said he had “temporarily suspended” his criticism of the president because of his health challenges. The governor spoke on a live programme tagged, ‘Meet Your Governor’ aired on the state-owned Ekiti Television and Radio Stations on Saturday.

Fayose who prayed for sound health for the president said his desire for a better Nigeria accounted for why he had been criticising the Federal Government when things were not done the right way.

“I don’t have any problem with the president; the only problem I have is with his handlers. They will say something today and say another ‪tomorrow. Anybody can fall sick,” he said.‬

Besides, the Anglican Bishop, Diocese of Lagos West, Rt. Revd. James Olusola Odedeji yesterday cautioned Nigerians against wishing the president dead but rather pray for his health and wellbeing so that he could succeed in delivering his electoral promises to the nation.

Odedeji spoke at the induction and installation of Venerable Adegoke Oludare Agara as the Dean of Archbishop Vining Memorial Church Cathedral held at the church in Ikeja, Lagos.

He said: “It is unfortunate in this country that Nigerians do hate their leaders. The rate at which people are willing to wish the president of the country dead is alarming. What are we going to gain if he dies?’’




http://m.guardian.ng/news/london-police-called-to-arrest-the-guardians-reporter-over-buhari/

Hahaha

They thought they were in Nigeria where they could order their police or DSS to arrest the journalist. This is UK bro. They wasted their time calling a policeman on the journalist. The police came and left as there was no reason to arrest the journalist who was only doing his job. Imagine this happening in Aso Rock, na gobe.