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Interesting piece, but I doubt if anything will be done about it.

naijababe: Quite a rant there Personally, I see the vast majority of Northerners as victims completely powerless of freeing themselves from the blood sucking creatures they have been cursed with and unless the less ignorant south reach out, I 'm afraid nothing will change from now till thy kingdom come.

@ kilode, I'm sure you know better than to think that the votes that a candidate aspiring to an office in Nigeria gets is a reflection of their abilities or record. My friend, get involved in a bit of grass root politics, it's quite an eye opener.

I agree with you that they are victims, but with the present structure/situation of things in Nigeria, I cannot see any help coming from the South, even if they are willing, the same blood sucking demons will prevent it. My hope is that a powerful deliverer will arise from the North and free the people, else it's hopeless.

coogar: are opc ready for any boko haram attack in south west nigeria?
it seems boko haram's wrath is spreading fast and they have now reached the middlebelt.
what are the opc members doing currently to prevent an attack? or is it until those
miscreants bomb national stadium before they react?

let's just continue to hope no single boko haram bomb will explode anywhere in the south, because if it does, I just don't want to imagine what will follow.... But then in Nigeria anything is possible, and after it happens, people might just talk about it for a while and continue with their 'suffering and smiling'


@topic

A good one. Hope it becomes a reality.

Adejoro74: How did Ondo State arrive at the conclusion that the lady in question was the best student in Nigeria let alone in West Africa? Oya mi lenu

Well the girl made A1s in all the subjects she sat for. Prolly some people made more A1s or some A1 are more distinct than the others.

Whatever be the case let Ondo celebrates her best.

And why is the report not telling us the people WAEC considered as the best in Nigeria and West Africa?

[quote author=tpia@]look at these photos of miss lagos:

mbgn photo

https://www.jaguda.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/miss-lagos-chinaka-olorunsola-nkechi.jpg




her personal photo [if indeed it's her]


https://img33.imageshack.us/img33/6056/65721019374564832601000.jpg



cant make head or tail of this![/quote]Same for Miss Benue

[img]https://www.nairaland.com/download/691462[/img]

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/s720x720/527329_276449815782027_134391599987850_631604_359118645_n.jpg


They need to sack their photographers and beauticians

tpia1: why is BEAF allowed to rant endlessly and senselessly on this thread:

https://www.nairaland.com/922837/why-some-fellas-obsessed-ilaje/4

with no action taken by the site admin,




but meanwhile, someone is busy hiding posts and banning ids on this one:

https://www.nairaland.com/924528/mbgn-2012-pictures-all-contestants


does this make sense to anybody?

kindly break it down for me- I'm a bit slow today.

Thanks. Got all your reports.

tpia1: and while we're at it, could somebody also explain this:

Report to Moderator

Use this function to inform the moderators and administrators of an abusive or wrongly posted message.

Please note that your email address will be revealed to the moderators if you use this.






the moderators cant see people's email addresses?

so. . . . . . . . . . .




can someone who understands this "stuff" explain plz.





the mods will see email addresses, so. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

the same forum where notifications are automatically dished out like clockwork?

am i the only one seeing a disconnect somewhere.

Ordinarily apart from admin and maybe the super mod, the moderators do not have access to members email. But when you send a report, the reports go straight into the moderators of the section's mail boxes which also grant them access to your email. It is just a notification in case a member has a problem with it, he/she can use the complaints thread to submit the report.

Explosion rocks Gombe State University
On April 27, 2012 · In News
6:13 pm
Email2

By John Bulus
Explosion yesterday rocked the Administrative block of the Gombe State University, Gombe prompting a colossal destruction of both the building and many valuable items in the building.

The block also houses the Senate, Council Chambers as well as the office of the Vice Chancellor of the University.



According to sources from the University, the incident occurred at about 8:30, Thursday night when workers and staff had closed and left office.

Though there were no human casualties, the items in the office which included chairs, tables and sensitive documents were burnt by the fire that ensued in the explosion.

Some students of the University who spoke to Vanguard said sporadic gunshots around the senate building and the second gate of the University preceded the explosion.

The incident caused unusual panic and resulted to an immediate mass exodus of the many students who fled the school on the heels of the explosion.

A fleeing female remedial student who craved for anonymity told this reporter that running home for safety in the company of other students that night was not easy as they took a great risky flagging down a vehicle whose driver they did not know to take them home.



The Vice Chancellor of the University, Professor Abdualhi Mahdi responding to a question from Vanguard said that “there is nothing that I know about it. Just as you are seeing it, is the way I saw it too. It happened yesterday night. So I wouldn’t know what actually happened”.

On whether there were casualties, the VC said “no, there were no casualties. Not a single person. It happened at night when everybody must have left”.

Professor Mahdi whose office was in the building read no meanings into the explosion as whether he was the target. He said that the fire which started on the outside roof of the building would have been extinguished if fire fighters were readily available.

His office particularly got lucky as the fire didn’t get inside. But the windows of his office were shattered by the vibration of the explosion on the building.

Meanwhile, the State Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo has visited the scene to ascertain the level of damage. He later told the Press that the perpetrators of the act are not to be fished out by the security agencies who are currently investigating the incident.

Governor Dankwambo inspected the explosion site with his Deputy, Mr. Thainda Jason Rubainu, the Speaker of the State Assembly, Rt. Hon. Inuwa Garba, the State Commissioner of Police, the Commandant of the 301 Artillery Regiment in the state and a host of other government functionaries.

It could be recalled that Gombe State has witnessed serial bombings and explosions since the beginning of the year.

While many said that there has been speculation about an imminent attack on the University, it is not clear if the yesterday explosion was part of the attack.

It is also not known whether the university which has scheduled Monday for the commencement of its first semester exams will continue go ahead with the date.

No arrest has been made of the attack yet just as the security agencies including the Police have intensified patrol and increased surveillance especially in the state capital.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/04/explosion-rocks-gombe-state-university/

hahaha loff this.

This is nice.