pinkguy:
The way they allow everyone to join nysc is so annoying I can still recall in camp when we were ask to introduce our self,one low life polytechnic student got the nerve to cycle his fingers and deep one of his finger inside indirectly telling a crowd of more than hundred people that he love sex a lot

I still don't see why u should call him a low life. nd I don't even think u are better than him.. there is a better way u could construct ur opinion nd pass it across but not like this. learn Mr university graduate

note: I am a university graduate too

haywire07:
He might speak fluent English but he is a relative of these family below
The corp member who shared their own story said they also speak fluent English.

do u find joy in this?

now some big belly persons will now share the money among themselves...

this one wants to start saying stupid things like his father

when its not a company.
what have we done wrong in this continent called Africa.

1. TP Mazembe – Congo DR

1. TP Mazembe – Congo DR
Tout Puissant Mazembe (TP Mazembe), formerly known as Englebert is probably the highest ranked football club in Africa. The Congolese club is based in Lubumbashi and play their games in the Stade TP Mazembe located along the Kalamondo suburbs. TP Mazembe has annual revenue of €14 million.

2. Al-Merrikh Sudan
Al-Merrikh is an Omdurman based Sudanese football club who play at Al-Merrikh Stadium – locally popular as the Red Castle. The club is one of the oldest in the whole of Africa and has won the Sudan Premier League 18 times and was the first club to win the Sudan football championship back in 1934.

3. Esperance de Tunis – Tunisia
Esperance de Tunis is a Tunis based Tunisian football club. It was founded in January 1919. They play at the Stade Olimpique d’El Menzah. Esperance have won the Tunisian League 26 times, the Tunisian Cup 14 times, and the Tunisian Super cup twice. They have also won two CAF Champions Leagues, two Arab Club Championship cups, and an Arab Super Cup.

4. Raja Casablanca – Morocco
Raja was founded in 1949 and is currently the most well-known club outside Morocco. In 2000, it was ranked third by CAF’s top clubs of the past decade. Raja has won the Moroccan domestic title 10 times. They were the first African Club to participate in the FIFA World Club Championships in 2000 in Brazil.

5. Al Hilal Omdurman – Sudan
A Sudanese football club. It was founded in February 1930 and is based in Omdurman. They have won the Sudan Premier League seven times in the last 9 seasons alone and have been crowned champions of the competition 27 times in total.

6. AS Vita Club – Congo DRC
Association Sportive Vita Club is a Congolese football club. The club is based in Kinshasa. AS Vita was founded in 1935 and have since gone on to win the Linafoot 12 times and the Coupe du Congo nine times. They’ve also won the Challenge Papa Kalala twice and were crowned champions of the African Cup of Champions Clubs in 1973.

7. Kaizer Chiefs – South Africa
They are the “Amakhosi”, “Chiefs”, or “Lords” of the South African football. The Kaizer Chiefs play at Soccer City in Soweto also known as FNB Stadium. They’ve won the Premier Soccer League thrice, the National Soccer League thrice and were once the African Cup Winners.

8. Al Ahly – Egypt
The Egyptian football club was founded in April 1907. In 2000, it was named the Africa Club of the Century by CAF. Al Ahly has 126 official trophies – 19 international and 107 domestic. The 19 international trophies make Al-Ahly the most successful football club on earth, ahead of AC Milan and Boca Juniors.

9. Dynamos – Zimbabwe
Dynamos Football Club was formed in 1963 after a merger of Harare Township and Rhodesia. Since then, they’ve won 15 Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League titles and the Cup of Zimbabwe five times.

10. El Zamalek – Egypt
El Zamalek is an Egyptian football club based in Giza. They have won 22 Egyptian Cups, 11 League titles, 5 CAF Champions League titles and 3 CAF Super Cups as well as an African Cup Winners Cup.

this is pointless. have u ever been beaten in church for not dropping offering ?

so before and during raping the girl, Mr chief didn't know he's having health challenges abi... but wen matter enter court, he's suddenly getting bail on health challenges ... this country is shit

when Nigeria beats Argentina on Tuesday and go through to the final to win the World Cup!

what will be your reaction?

Diso60090:


Yes group B

not true sir... its Iran in group B not India

which kind of yeye facts be this... india isn't in this worldcup

aswear im following this trend tbh... i cant stop laughing.... we will remind this pig

njelrapheal:
a civil war where u murder armless individuals. Just shut up and learn

armless individuals who were armless!!! the biafran forces (who imported forces through Bakassi peninsula; which is y Nigeria forfeited d peninsula to cameroon) or the Nigerian government forces (which is a government on her own and called for arms when needed)....

so who weren't armed here?

BankeSmalls:
The Biafran genocide of 1966-70 took 3,000,000 live, and Nigerians are trying to cover it up.

FIRST KNOW WHAT A GENOCIDE IS.. THE BIAFRA WAR WASNT A GENOCIDE IT WAS A CIVIL WAR

bonjelow:
Hello Everyone,
I am a fresh graduate from a reputable Federal Polytechnic in Nigeria, I graduated in 2017 and I am supposed to go for youth service this year (2018 Batch A Corps) which will commence soon. But I have an issue bothering me which I need a good advice on.

Last year 2017 my sister who is in USA for close to 12 years wanted me to come and hustle abroad but it's not easy for youth to go there but through schooling, so she helped me to find a good public University to do Masters, I have done the necessary processing and I have been offered an admission for the Fall Semester starting August 2018, my Visa has also been granted.

The issue on ground now is that I want to have the NYSC certificate, probably if I can runs it as a ghost Corper and get the certificate on my behalf or if an exemption can be possible.

Please I need your sincere advice. Thanks.

please what university is it?? Is it expensive?

Lmaoooo see how these China ppl cause wahala Loool

EllySteve:
see Brain

Please how much will I need to relocate to China. I work online, so I no need job.

which online work do you do?

Lalasticlala Buhari Afonja

Joephat:


Frank ezigbo nwafor 042. One of the great igbo ppl who had helped in turning Lagos into a megacity....


Kiss the Truth!

Nigeria will remain static until they swallow their pride and remain subservient to the Igbo ethnic group.


Our immense contributions in developing Lagos is why our Lagos is ranked one of the developed cities in the world today. We own n run Lagos, kiss the Truth.

Most Yorubas live in a FaceMeFaceYou apartments here in Lagos and most hausas sleep under the bridge.

With the tenacity n sagacity in an Igbo man. The continuous neglect of igbos in Nigerian politics will only end up keeping Nigeria in the list of backward countries of the world...

MUMU

Statsocial:
Vice Chancellor of Babcock University, Prof Ademola S. Tayo has stressed the importance of quality in the running of the institution.

He said the university was not-for-profit, hence its provision for work study programme, endowment funds, among other initiatives, to assist indigent students’ access to quality education.

Prof Tayo, who spoke during a visit to Matori, Lagos State Head Office of The Nation newspaper said: “One of our core values is excellence and we would not compromise. But at the same time, because of the philosophy of quality education, we introduced the work-study programme whereby the indigent but diligent students would use their hands to work so that they can augment part of the fees needed to fund their education.

“They work in the cafeteria, library, etc. They get paid and that has helped many of them. We also have parents’ consultative forum where parents partner with management, so that we have a pool of funds that children who lose their parents while in school can have access to, in order to fulfill their dreams. “We also have the ‘adopt a child scholarship’ where we reach out to our host community. Also, we serve as guarantor for parents to access loans for their children’s education. But most importantly, we believe in frugality. Our university is not-for-profit. Nobody shares one naira. It is ploughed back to make the system work better.”

The vice chancellor, who was accompanied by the institution’s management team noted that the institution was being funded solely with earnings from its bakery, Guest House, water factory and other industries, with only two per cent subsidy from its proprietor, The Seventh Day Adventist Church. He added that the university spent about N20 million monthly on electricity.

Prof Tayo noted that the university’s fees were not too high for the services provided, “as it runs 24-hour power supply and the fees also cover tuition, accommodation, laboratory, among other expenses.”

He said the institution will be graduating its pioneer medical students in December, informing that the students have completed their various degrees.

The Medical School, according to him, was establised in 2012.

He said: “One of the areas of excellence that we want to carve a niche in this country is in the area of medicine, which we started in 2012. We have our accreditations from the Medical and Dental Practitioners Council of Nigeria (MDCN) and National Universities Commission (NUC), International Board of Education, National Postgraduate College and the West African College of Physicians. This December, we will turn out our first graduates in the medical school. They have completed their clinical rotation in India.”

Managing Director of The Nation, Mr Victor Ifijeh pledged the organisation’s support for the educational development of the nation, while stressing the organisation’s dedication to objectivity, fairness, integrity and balanced reports.

He lauded Babcock University for its achievements in the education sector, and its swift rise to global standards.

Responding, Prof Tayo acknowledged The Nation for her growth in its ten years of existence noting that “The Nation is a force to reckon with. Your newspaper is always at the forefront. We want to thank God for the role you have played in shaping the public opinion by your accuracy and the way your news are reported”

https://educationexplorersite./2017/10/28/babcock-university-spends-20-million-on-electricity-monthly-vice-chancellor/

While university of jos spends about 26million

Alexk2:
ICC have indeed been a political in the hand of the west and they can be biased but we still need them as we havent come of age and our justice system is weak and prone to corruption. To me, the advantages of having them around to checkmate the excesses of most africa leaders far outweight the disadvantages.

When most of the African leaders are gullible nd have no heart. Why won't they be targeted

xreal:

No vex

Not vexing oo... It's only funny na Lool

Statsocial:
The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, has advised the Federal Government to set up a special fund for the development of private universities in Nigeria.

Oba Adeyemi gave the advice on Saturday at the 5th convocation of Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (ABUAD).

Ivy League 300 x 250
“This university is an exemplar in learning and character. It is moulding Nigeria’s future leaders in the best fashion.

“And I believe it won’t be out of place for the federal government to give special intervention funds for private universities,” the Alaafin said.

TheNewsGuru reports that 21-year-old Ahwin Kevin Akporode of Department of Mechanical Engineering emerged the overall best of the 869 graduating students with cumulative Grade Point Average of 5.00.

The university also conferred honorary Doctor of Letters on former Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Prof Peter Okebukola and an American Philanthropist and President of Project CURE Foundation, Dr Williams Douglas.

Earlier in an address of welcome, founder of the university, Chief Afe Babalola, said the university would not deviate from its focus to bridge the existing gap in functional education in Nigeria by its pragmatic approach to teaching.

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He appealed to the federal government to construct a airport in Ekiti, saying such project was long overdue, taking into cognizance the feats achieved by the university and its contributions to nation building.

“We started this university with about 250 students seven years ago, but today, we have 8,000 students here. We were able to achieve this because we deviated from the norm of just going to university to get certificates.

“We also exposed them to skills acquisition in baking, farming, Internet expertise, and other entrepreneurial skills that can make them cope under the present Nigeria’s economy.

“So the type of graduands you are seeing are thorough-bred graduates who can effectively stand on their own, “ Babalola said.

Also speaking at the ceremony, Governor of Ekiti State, Ayo Fayose, reminded the graduands to detach themselves from the erroneous impression that acquisition of university certificates would automatically make their lives better.

“It will be wrong for you to think that people only go to university to acquire certificates: No, it goes beyond that. What university education means is the training of a complete being,” Fayose said.

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Receiving the best graduating student award, Ahwin said he dedicated the academic laurel to his sterling parental guide, which he said was outstanding.

“I owe this achievement to my parents. My father’s strict military background and my mother’s guide as a teacher helped me a lot.

“When I got to ABUAD, I also applied the aphorism of our founder, which is industry, determination, learning and character. The combination of all these helped me a lot,” the young graduand said.

https://www.thenewsguru.com/alaafin-solicits-special-funding-private-universities/

Lalasticlala TheVictorious

Why is it called Private University pls...
Oba must be high

xreal:
that receiving hand doesn't look like a blacks'.

Anyway. Op post video, let me confirm.

😂😂 yall will always look for something wrong

BrainnewsNg:
The general overseer of the Omega Power Ministries OPM Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere has rejected a Rolls Royce car gift for his 44th birthday.

The Rolls Royce was given to the Apostle by Divine distributors of OPM (products distribution unit of the church) where contributions for the car were made by the members.



Apostle Chinyere rejected the Rolls Royce and to open more OPM Free schools. Currently OPM church operates 7 free schools which accommodates children of widows, orphans and less privileged.



SOURCE: http://www.brainnewsng.com/unlike-others-opm-pastor-chibuzor-chinyere-rejects-rolls-royce-birthday-gift

He rejected the car you are all complaining, if he had accepted the car you will would have complained.

Now don't yall see humans are insatiable.

nairavsdollars:
Liar. When did u become a seer? You tried reaching him about an impending doom or you want to do attaché so he can feature you in his next album

just get out and keep that ur evaporated sense somewhere

Please those that have a Domiciliary account with first bank or any other bank in Nigeria.

How much should be the minimum balance in a Domiciliary account (First bank) in particular?

I've got roughly about $20 remaining in my first Domiciliary account and I've tried depositing about $10 to an online platform but alas my efforts have been futile.

Then I read somewhere that $100 should be the minimum balance. Please how true is that? Need to know urgently

Thank you.
Pls help me move to Front page for better comments

Foolish guy as if he himself is laiskinned. Fooool

Puna should smell like rose vanilla Lool then she should prolly be from another planet

bollingjoe:
Ogun state should be part of this states cos you can't forget about agbara ota industrial axis and even Ewekoro. I say your list is faulty

sir calm down ooo. It's not by no of companies... Wat if there are 150 companies in Rivers and non of them are recruiting

lastbaff:

You can get a reasonable low-budget phone. Check this list of over 26 budget Android phones. I particularly like the Infinix and Leagoo there. They're at the bottom of the list.
Cheap Android phones in Nigeria

thanks alot it was helpful

Need Ideas on what phone to get with #25000 please. Thanks.