₦airaland Forum

how na? this can be another media speculation... let's watch and see na.. January is just 3 months away

kika41: Plz any1 wu paid to acess bank should tell me d location of the bank so I can tell diz peepz in abj to call dem nd get info on hw to pay.....plz

acess bank (former intercontinental ) is in Abuja campus opposite the stadium beside Uba

Obilouchechukwu: Am not a toilet cleaning kind of guy,, but my worries is that i wanna live with a course mate, that way i will be constantly updated.

it's highly unlikely for you to be placed in a hostel where you won't find your course mate. you might not be in the same room tho but they'll won't be that far away.. maybe down the hall.. so communication won't be a problem..

when school starts, you'll probably make friends, have your own clique. and you guys will have to update yourselves

[quote author=Incredible.me]k. Whats d best hostel for me.

An cn sm1 by any means chose a hostel 4 1self. Econs is under social science.[/quote]I'm not really sure about being able to choose a hostel for yourself. but extension is cool.. any other hostel In Choba is ok..

[quote author=Incredible.me]am going for econs na. Y wuld dey want to put me their.[/quote]econs is under management sciences.. tho their faculty Building is in Abuja park, they still have offices in Choba park.. I think that's why.

and moreover, Abuja can't take everybody..

Onogueks: @Otox and Soundtruth, can i change from environmental engineering to elect/elect when i have already started school?

yes you can... just make a 4.0 cgpa in your first year and you can change to any dept you like.. but making 4.0 no be beans plus the change of dept waka no be small waka

[quote author=Incredible.me]is it advisable! Or i shuld just wait.
Nd how many storeys.[/quote]all the hostels in Choba are bungalows.. which course are you studying? Choba is basically an engineering campus

[quote author=Incredible.me]Ye kpa!

E reach like dat.
Oba u don graduate?[/quote]yes o.. this last set

Obilouchechukwu: Scary!!!!!!!!!!!

you'll get used to it... all the toilets are cleaned everyday in the morning.. but students can be mischievous and wicked.. it's left for you Guys to keep the place clean.. just the way you are..

in my days in aminu kano block a.. Ppl will usually come to beg for our toilet key wing a room 4 and 5.. cos our toilet was super clean.. we did the cleaning ourselves.. not the cleaners.. the cleaner lady was always happy.. less work for her

[quote author=Incredible.me]is it advisable. And is it exposed to dangers[/quote]it's kinda isolated from other hostels in Choba park.. hence it can feel lonely sometimes. but it's the closest hostel to Choba main gate.. as for security!! campus is relatively secured.. God is the ultimate security

[quote author=Incredible.me]Is it advisable to go 4 kwame nkrume extension.

and which campus is it situated.[/quote]bro.. you don't expect luxury in school and on campus.. but what I can Promise u is that it gets better with time.. the only problem extension has is the toilet situation but then it's a general problem in literally all the hostels..

extension is fun... I remember one song back then.. "fvcking dey pass fvcking... aaaaya!!! extension own Na wire... aaaaya!!!"... lol.. the good old days

ejiolingo: Wich hostel is best in terms of structure, nice rum, gud toilet etc nd very close 2 d falculty of Social Sciences @Otokx

the Mandela hostels.. nice 3 storey building

[quote author=Incredible.me]I just paid d acceptance fee only then signed in to ecampus, was told to book 4 a hostle.
I was given kwame nkrume extension. Is it a good one or i shuld let it expire.

I'm also having problems paying the accomodation fee. The say they can only see hostel accomodation fee. And its 12k or there about, i dnt want to pay 4 rubish, cus it non-refundable.

Any help. (ecobank, econs dept)[/quote]extension used to be the most rugged hostel in Choba campus.. it has the same plan as aminu kano block a and c.. very close to brick house (Chemical engineering labs ) behind it is the deeper life campus fellowship and choba big field..

KingMEXX: You call someone that did something great for yur Country a leech?? designing the National flag means nothing to yu?? No wonder yur a retard just like the retardeen yu support. what has a fool like yu done for this nation, yu pathetic nitwit? Mtcheew ingrate

can you just shut up already.. designing the flag was his job at the time.. just like it was some Peoples job to put knowledge into your ignorant head. just like it's some peoples job to take care of sick ppl in the hospital, defend the country, and so on.

all these people, as far as they did their job well are all Heroes in their own rights. that doesn't mean the government should go about looking for them to solve their problems.

there's a pension fund and I'm sure he's getting his. so why the fuss.

BTW.. my dad is my hero... he's been doing things the country cannot do for me.. make a case for the government to dash him some millions.. mtcheeeew

[quote author=Ms_Steph]You can still apply for the grade exchange test. I just did for a friend[/quote]hi. pls where and how can someone apply

and what's the meaning of this? Is the governor expecting a handshake for obviously sending this 800 to die. for Christ sake, don't these Ppl think?

civilian jtf was successful because of their casual undercover nature. and now you are giving them a uniform that can be recognized from afar. I just hope that uniform is bullet proof.

BTW the last time I checked, Nigeria had more than a 100 thousand men at arms in the various divisions of the armed forces. are we paying those gallant soldiers to sleep in the barracks to grow pot bellies and fvck at mami.

Never send a child to do a man's job... God bless whoever said that

Clerverly: Jonathan would regret all these if anything happened to Amaechi, but it would be too late because Nigerians will hold him responsible.

My advice to Amaechi, please contract out your own security to a private firm as Ngige did during Obasanjo's onslaught. Buy heavy amoured vechicles and reduce your public appearances. I am very sure you would laugh last, when the chips are down. They would later come crying for you to act as a power broker.

thank you my brother.. PDP in anambra is still suffering the aftereffects of obasanjo's onslaught on Ngige. I fear the same thing can happen in rivers state. Amaechi is still governor and he still has control over a lot the states political infrastructures. And come 2015, maybe GEJ will be singing a different song.

barcanista: What is Rotimi Amaechi problem? He declared war against the Presidenta, PDP,Wike, PEJ, Rivers Police Command, Ijaws, South South, South East and Rivers people. He's playing a northern script, but his script isn't working.

Don't drag GEJ into NGF crisis
Don't drag GEJ into Soku Oil Well. For aviodance of doubt, Solku Oil well contention started long ago even before Bayelsa was created. It was a case between today's bayelsa and the Kalabari people. Yet it never brought animosity between the two tribes. Don't play politics with it.
Since you want to ignore the Riv. Pol Comm, then provide yourslf ADC and CSO.
If you want to die, die and we won't miss you. IDIOTa

As an Ijaw and Rivers Indigen I can BOLDLY say that the entire SS and SE see you(Amaechi) as a traitor and basta.ard.
Be not be deceived, in Jonathan we trust.

No Vacancy in Aso Rock AT ALL

permit me to call you a foo.l. no offence.. if because Goodluck is from the south south, then he shouldn't be questioned by southerners when he errs, then I fear for this country.

and I fear for you my friend.. cos you will remain unemployed carrying the Niger delta banner on empty stomach.

it's time for Nigeria to free itself from the clutches of mediocrity and it starts with you.

xynerise: Get me a blue goat

lmao.. you will find one in the evil forest at okija

xynerise: . Not happy. My charm is fading

lemme prepare a stronger one for you?

the scoreline should remain like this..
















team Arsenal

and what's this shit doing on the front page

RIP brother!!!!

Mz Vox: Dunno wia 2 start frm bt I gat 2 start frm somewia, my Fiance is such a guy that talks a lot, any course of misunderstandin btwn us, he starts yellin, d nxt fin I see him is reportin me 2 factually every member of my family, and even went 2 d extent of leakin out my secret 2 ma mum in which I neva expected frm him... But he later comes bck apologisin.. His behaviours always startles me, wat amai gonna do abt it pls?

run..... 3 is crowd... even if it's your mum

since 3 pm, I've been rocking this shit.. used my old blackberry ID and it restored all my Old Bb friends and groups.. those babes I was flirting with that year..

107 contacts and counting

but the shit just stopped

all4naija: You i-d-i-o-t. USA is among those nations responsible for the end of Apartheid. You are so foolish to know that USA placed heavy sanctions on Apartheid South Africa which crippled the economy and fueling of the nuclear plant constructed by the help of Israel that sway the end of Apartheid..

A link on WESTERN INFLUENCE

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apartheid_in_South_Africa

[b]"Boycott apartheid" bus in London during 1989
While international opposition to apartheid grew, the Nordic countries in particular provided both moral and financial support for the ANC. On 21 February 1986 – a week before he was murdered – Sweden's prime minister Olof Palme made the keynote address to the Swedish People's Parliament Against Apartheid held in Stockholm. In addressing the hundreds of anti-apartheid sympathisers as well as leaders and officials from the ANC and the Anti-Apartheid Movement such as Oliver Tambo, Palme declared:
"Apartheid cannot be reformed; it has to be eliminated."

Other Western countries adopted a more ambivalent position. In Switzerland the Swiss-South African Association lobbied on behalf of the South African government. In the 1980s both the US Reagan and UK Thatcher administrations, followed a 'constructive engagement' policy with the apartheid government, vetoing the imposition of UN economic sanctions on South Africa, justified by a belief in free trade and a vision of South Africa as a bastion against Marxist forces in Southern Africa. Thatcher declared the ANC a terrorist organisation, and in 1987 her spokesman, Bernard Ingham, famously said that anyone who believed that the ANC would ever form the government of South Africa was "living in cloud cuckoo land".

By the late 1980s, however, with the tide of the Cold War turning and no sign of a political resolution in South Africa, Western patience with the apartheid government began to run out. By 1989, a bipartisan Republican/Democratic initiative in the US favoured economic sanctions (realised as the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986), the release of Nelson Mandela and a negotiated settlement involving the ANC. Thatcher too began to take a similar line, but insisted on the suspension of the ANC's armed struggle.

Britain's significant economic involvement in South Africa may have provided some leverage with the South African government, with both the UK and the US applying pressure on the government, and pushing for negotiations. However, neither Britain nor the US were willing to apply economic pressure upon their multinational interests in South Africa, such as the mining company Anglo American. Although a high-profile compensation claim against these companies was thrown out of court in 2004,[106] the US Supreme Court in May 2008 upheld an appeal court ruling allowing another lawsuit that seeks damages of more than US$400 billion from major international companies which are accused of aiding South Africa's apartheid system.''[/b]




You are the big fool who needs to shut the f**k up here!

your links goes further to contradict your claims... mumu

all4naija: Liar! In your mind Russia didn't support Apartheid government. Yet, it still the same USA influence that ended Apartheid. Stop feeding yourself on the wrong information you want to see. That is your problem. You are seeing what you want to see, my friend.

shut up.. big fool... America didn't stop apartheid.. you ignorant fool.. maybe you should read murtala Mohammed's Africa has come of age speech to understand. and please stop sounding like a broken gong on this thread.

America = Imperialism. trying to colonize the world for a second time

obitwo: See scanty shopping mall

I've never seen any picture of the mall with massive shoppers even on a Saturday and I've been to the mall on a weekend

This mall in Enugu is the one with low sales, no shoppers, no patronage

You bet it will close ten times over before a section of Shoprite in Ibadan shuts down

now lemme explain something to you. a friend of mine wanted to buy a fridge, he resides in enugu. while I stay in Onitsha. he went to shoprite First but called me to compare price with what's obtainable in Onitsha. and the difference is a whooping 3k. I ended up waybilling the fridge to enugu which cost about 1k.

what am I trying to say.. sensible ppl will always look for the better deals. and the truth remains that the better deals are outside shoprite.. in the markets.

Ppl in enugu go to shoprite when they aren't ready for the market stress and when they just wanna shop as part of their leisure. and that's why the place is usually crowded on Saturdays and Sundays


so chill

Ngige should go and die.. nobody likes that short man nor his apc. Ngige, Annie... they are all recycled products..


vote for a fresh blood
vote for a technocrat
vote for willy obiano
vote for Apga

for the love of beer!!! beer over spirit and wine.















share the brighter life....

[quote author=IGBO-SON]^^^Understand one thing......i'm looking at the bigger picture here, and going by the lacklustre 8 year Obi tenure of governance i'd support anyone but the puppet he props up for election to Awka government house.

Let's spare a moment and take a look at this willy wonker guy: a candidate that hitherto had no interest in politics and governance, but had to be dragged away -kicking and screaming- from his day job to help keep Obis skeletons firmly locked up in the cupboard and also help keep Anambras much needed funds permanently lodged at Fidelity Bank; a candidate that could not emerge as the APGA choice through an open and well fought primaries hurdle, but had to be brought in after all the quality contenders had been tricked and stabbed in the back to clear the road for him! This is the person you're supporting abi?

You say a person who built his company from scratch into one of the biggest players in Nigerias oil industry is 'mediocrity personified'? Ifeanyi Ubah is a million times more accomplished than a thousand Obis and willy wonkers; but more importantly, he has the desire, passion and fire-in-the-belly to govern the state!

I don't know Ifeanyi Ubah from Adam, but i'm supporting him b'cos he's the best of the lot!.......if i have any issue with him it's that he needs to loose a bit of weight........that's all! [/quote]I get your point bro... but if he's capable of transforming the state, I won't mind. afterall fashola is tinubu's puppet.. but look what he has achieved

the guy's cv is impressive. I belong to the school of thought that believes that a technocrat will always be a better leader than an illiterate politician.