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May the god of thunder fire the left yansh of everyone responsible for passing that demonic law in the US and all faggs |
[size=16pt]So who is PMB blaming for the blunders our party law makers committed that brought PDP into play? Rather he should blame and scold the senseless lawmakers who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.[/size] |
sammie771:Eeyaa |
[size=18pt]May the days of Nduka Ugbade be looonnngggg to see the triumph and success of Nacho in the football world Make thunder strike Ugbade,s left yansh for spitting trash against these boys [/size] ![]() |
We shall soon know if this guy does not employ the services of 'ofe' ![]() |
Prof Fidelis OkaforOjukwu University VC wins Commonwealth Vice-Chancellor of the Year award Prof Fidelis Okafor, the Vice-Chancellor of the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU) Igbariam, Anambra State, has been named the Commonwealth Vice-Chancellor of the Year. Prof Fidelis Okafor, the Vice-Chancellor of the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU) Igbariam, Anambra State, has been named the Commonwealth Vice-Chancellor of the Year. The Commonwealth Students’ Parliament (CSP) presented the excellence award to Okafor at the COOU Auditorium. CSP Speaker, Peter Mugisa, who presented the award, said the Vice-Chancellor was being honoured for his strides in infrastructure development and providing a congenial learning atmosphere for students. “A man that has and is still contributing his quota to nation building, humanity and the promotion of qualitative education which remain the best legacy that can be bequeathed on the children of the common man in any society,” he said. “As we develop within our democratic dispensation in Africa, it is important that the youths, who constitute the most cohesive and articulate component in the African society should be fully involved in our task of societal development and consolidation of the achievements that is being recorded in our educational sector.” The Speaker expressed hope that the award will encourage the Vice Chancellor’s positive change in the university. http://naijatowncrier.com/prof-fidelis-okafor-ojukwu-university-vc-wins-commonwealth-vice-chancellor-of-the-year-award/ |
Football is widely accepted by all and many, majorly because it is seen as a friendly sport that can be played by anybody, regardless the age and class. However, some tragic incidents in this same sport have given rise to causes that it may not be that harmless and could be fatal. Since Sam Okwaraji collapsed on the pitch of the national stadium in 1989 at the age of 24, 6 other Nigerians have followed in that tragic lane 1. Chinonso Ihelwere Henry; Delta Turcea, August 5, 2012: Henry collapsed during a friendly game against FC Balotesti in the 86th minute, after having been brought on for 10 minutes only. With the temperature being 40 Celsius degrees, doctors tried reviving the Nigerian player for 30 minutes before declaring him dead. Apparently, he underwent health tests a week prior to his death with no signs of problems detected. The cause was of his death was heart failure 2. Victor Omogbehin; Ilford FC, August 18, 2010: Victor Omogbehin died after collapsing during a league match. He played in the Isthmian Football League game from Ilford against the Lowestoft Town FC 3. Endurance Idahor; Al Merreikh, March 6, 2010: He collapsed during the match of his Sudanese club Al Merreikh against Alamal Atbara. He died in the ambulance. Autopsy report revealed that he suffered a circulatory collapse from a heart attack. 4. Bobsam Elejiko; Merksem SC, November 13, 2011: Nigerian born player who spent most of his career playing in Belgium collapsed and died while playing a 5th tier match for K. Merksem S.C. against F.C. Exc. Kaart 5. Orobosan Adun; Warri Wolves, May, 26, 2009: Before an away match with Enugu Rangers, Goalkeeper Adun of Warri Wolves FC, was assaulted by thugs suspected to be fans of the opposition team. Slumped and died 3 days later from internal haemorrhage, during a training session. 6. John Ikoroma; Al Wahda, February 2010: Collapsed on the pitch and later died in hospital 7. Samuel Okwaraji (August 1989): Collapsed and died while playing against Angola in a World Cup Qualifier. An autopsy showed that the 24-year-old had an enlarged heart and high blood pressure. Credit: Wikipedia |
[size=18pt]All these wishy washy journalism, what are the details this clueless Premium Times gave in this article? Cuz reading through, I could not see the link between the headline and the body of the report PMB holds the right to determine who would guard him and his family, chikena![/size] |
Robbers no get patience and decorum to operate at night again, its pure daylight robbery that's reigning now and our Police is comfortable with this? |
Frank the rich boy! Nice gesture.and wish the recipients bright future |
[size=18pt]What is this guy saying? Please if you do not have anything to say just shut ur trap! Does he think Nigerians voted so we could continue the sufferings? He better wake up cuz its not only PDP that will criticise this government but we that voted them in will do even more criticism until we see the change we desire and deserve hian![/size] |
welles007:which time tonite |
So cool, in fact its amazingly cool |
Be prepared to pay heavy water bill month end ![]() |
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Na devil go kiss the yansh of the poster on fbk Stop the lies and get a life |
Make the useless animal come home and we shall translate the transgender to the great beyond, oloshi oloriburuku omo ale lasan lasan |
I think the man must be an evil monster |
Very very real Have made a successful transaction via OLX and it was a car! |
Impossible!!!!!! |
[size=18pt]What of Bala Mohammed of FCT?[/size] |
What is wrong with these unprepared set of slow thinking leaders of my party? Should this be just coming out for public consumption? This is a confirmation of my thoughts about our party leaders ; unpreparedness and few serious minded individuals |
What was that guy in pic1 qith white snickers doing there? Did he miss road or he was a sidekick to one of the contestant ![]() |
doctokwus:We need to stop being sentimental and bring reality into fore if we want to make headway. APC followers have allowed their hatred for PDP becloud their senses of judgement so much that they are failing to see the shortcomings of our party leaders At the point of mergence, was there any form of agreement among the elements that made up APC? Agreements like, 'if we win, so so post goes to so so zone etc', if there had been a comprehensive brainstorm before now, all these shameful displays would be avoided. Also, the party lacks an overall leader or bench of leaders who are saddled with the delicate responsibility of running the day to day activities of the party and making far reaching decisions for the party. |
Beface:We should stop laying blames at the wrong doorsteps Our leaders goofed simple! Cuz these same elements you are talking about got votes for APC to win the Presidential elections, why were they not rejected before the elections? APC was too much in a hurry to grab power but too lazy to prepare on how to use the power |
STANPASQUAL:This piece is not meant to yab APC which is my party but to hold our leader culpable for their actions or inactions as against the status quo where accountability is thrown to the winds. APC is not a trash or April fool as you see it. |
The emergence of All Progressive Alliance party (APC) comprising ACN, factional APGA, new PDP, CPC and ANPP was a feat in the political history of Nigeria With the concoction of these seemingly independent independent bodies, a party was born with many independent leaders who merge powers to oust the incumbent party, it was a commendable effort that yielded a result barely expected to come to fruition APC was so focused on removing the PDP led government that they failed to muster enough faith to believe in its ability to actually upturn the table All the party wanted was to boot out PDP without making comprehensive plan for governance in the event of a win for the party. Watching the recent events since the inauguration of the new President, it cannot be said that APC is a party but anyone would be right if its described as a conglomerate of power hungry individuals who would do anything to seize power despite not planning to use it wisely. I dare say, all politicians in this country are driven by ambitions instead of principles and plans that will benefit the people. APC has successfully put up a show of shame fighting over coveted posts in the NASS as a result of inadequate planning The party leadership should stand still, backtrack and locate where the error was and brainstorm to profer lasting solutions if it does not want to go down in history as the worst single term tenure in Nigeria The leadership of the party failed in its responsibilities before now but wants to cover its shame by playing the dictatorial game. It failed to realize that its composition is not that of newbies but political juggernauts who are power hungry and selfish. No appointments have been made three weeks after inauguration and some senseless party leaders are labelling some politicians as ambitious and disloyal, what a time to discover that! The hopes of the electorate was raised so high that they were expecting every mess left by PDP to automatically fix itself immediately the new President was sworn in, presently, these hopes are gradually being dashed and the terror of PDP in APC clothing is becoming more real as the days go by. The party has a lot to prove to Nigerians quickly to justify their unflinching support for this great party. The leadership should wake up to its responsibility of raising leaders instead of exporting them, assisting the Presidency in making policies that can be adopted God bless Nigeria, God bless APC, God bless PMB |
NgeneUkwenu:Source?? |
[size=28pt]Shame shame shame!!![/size] |
Illegal NFF cautioning someone? Just imagine the show of shame NFF has put up before the whole world. No formal invitation was sent to the goalie cuz they cannot bear the cost of bringing him down here. |
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