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toothpaste: Shut up. Yorubas are welcoming people and now boko haram have packed their bags in to bond with you all. You guys should eat and sleep together as husband and wife slave.

What an elegant display of unrestrained stupidity!!

Some short-sighted and mentally un-endowed folks would want to wave away this alarm raised by the ACN. However a careful consideration of the issues raised shows that GEJ and his PDP have a sinister plot of unleashing mayhem in the South-West. Recent events have undoubtedly supported that assertion.

1. A multi-billion naira contract has suddenly been awarded for the protection of oil pipelines in the region.

2. The main beneficiary of the contract has suddenly realizedthat the Unity Party of Nigeria, formed by the respected statesman Chief Obafemi Awolowo, is no longer in existence, and has thus decided to revive it.

3. Just about the same time, suspected Boko Haram members have been arrested in Lagos, specifically at a house belonging to the government of Bayelsa state.

“The questions that arise are:
I. What is the real intention of the Federal Government in awarding this oil pipeline protection contract?
II. Is it a mere coincidence that the main beneficiary of the multi-billion naira oil pipeline protection contract is also the same fellow who is promoting the revival of the UPN?


III. Could the huge contract have been meant to provide the seed money for the promoters of this party?

IV. Is it true, as it is being alleged in certain quarters, that the essence of the contract is to recruit 30,000 youths who will ostensibly protect the pipelines, but in the real sense are ready hands to foment violence on demand in the South-west?

V. Is it true that the so-called revival of the UPN is to provide a platform for anarchists and end-gamers in the South-west to infiltrate the ranks of the progressives and throw the region into chaos?

VI. “Why is it that suddenly, Boko Haram suspects are popping up in Lagos, and some of those who have been arrested wereresiding in a building owned by the Bayelsa state government?

VII. Is the Bayelsa state government aware of this and, if so, what has it done to evict them from the building? Who are the ragamuffins paraded by security agencies as Boko Haram suspects working for?

VIII. “Why have some people in the South-west been engaging in Boko Haram baiting in recent times, vociferously warning that if Boko Haram comes to the region, they will be crushed?Is it a coincidence that this Boko Haram baiting has become stronger since the oil pipeline contract was awarded?
IX. “Who are the brains behind the continuous efforts to sabotage the merger of the progressives? Who bankrolled the tatterdemalions, the disreputable people who are parading themselves as African Peoples Congress? Only this morning, it was reported that a new group is trying to registerAPCN, in continuation of the sabotage attempts.

X. And who are the real faces of the so-called ANPP stakeholders who have been making spurious claims concerning the All Progressives’ Congress (APC)?

berem: hehehehe! can't stop laughing. don't mind him. I remember when he took a train trip on nairaland forum from Lagos to where was the destination again? giving us live commentary from nairaland. lol! can't stop laughing.

Nah!! The fool didn't take no train trip from Lag to Kano or wherever... Dude is‎​ as lazy as a PIG pregnant with triplets. Twas a Premium times reporter that took the trip and was updating others of his experience. What our honourable PDP house-boy did was to copy and paste... Dazz all..

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coogar: the next time you post any idiotic article without tasking your brain, i shall piss in your nostrils, you homoerotic peasant!

Sincere 9gerian: Where are the projects, reforms and achievements of your "MESSIANIC" Buhari and his CPC in Nasarawa state? Simple question that requires simple answer and not foaming at the mouth.

Why not get on a bus and find your way to Nassarawa State??

Are people here meant to spoon-feed you??

Paschal007: She expressed her opinion albeit how silly it was, i expressed mine and so did you.

That's the beauty of freedom of expression init?

So please don't take out the anger of your life failures on me. Idíot.

Ok. Since it's opinion time listen up lemme tell you my opinion of you..

Your intelligence is‎​ comparable to that of a day-old baby lizard. Each of your post here reeks of extreme foolishness and irredeemable senselessness. You need to get a brain transplant ASAP. When next you see a sick dog, take it to a surgeon and ask him to do a brain transplant. The world will be grateful to you both..

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Bliss4Lyfe: OMO OBA HAS DONE WELL. IF WE TALK NAU DEM GO BAN US. LOOSE CANNON!

Yea... Bettter swallow the thrash you're thinking of saying with a glass of lukewarm water...

eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.

South-West people shine your eyes and read the handwriting on the wall!!!

GEJ's PDP is‎​ hell-bent on bombing y'all into submitting to his 2015 ambition..

Be warned!!

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wesley80: I find it embarassing that you posted on a thread I opened, you mind getting lost?

And who are you Mr.??

Only an irredeemable fool will believe a ONE-SIDED account such as this.

Why didn't they get the account of the LASG??

All they wanted was to. Whip up sentiments and play on the emotions of Nigerians, many of whom are incapable of rational thought..

Meanwhile the woman may have lost her pregnancy due to a variety of reasons, don't wanna go into details...

Nuff said!!

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Another PDP lizard trying hard to rubbish Nigeria's best governor....

Tell ur senseless story to the maggots... They'll believe you!!!

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sexkillz: [color=#000030]This isn't my section. If you see an offensive or abusive post, then use the "report to moderator" button.[/color]

Abeg carry your Albino face go ur mumu romance section.

There are no little boys to molest in this section.

Thank You..

After spending billions on Amnesty for Niger Delta Terrorists, they're still killing our security agents...

What nonsense.

And some fools say they're the Good guys why the Boko Boys are the bad guys.

To me they're all EFFING TERRORISTS..

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Sincere 9gerian: @Moderator, I dont understand the sort of selective clean up you did on the thread below. I said selective because you left intact some of the original posts that initiated the cycle of offensive post. If the moderators want to do a clean up, let it be thorough.

I dont post abusive posts on NL but when attacked with abusive post, I return the abusive post modified. So I dont see any reason why the original abusive post are left intact while the return posts are deleted. Pls do the right thing
https://www.nairaland.com/1247204/exclusive-acn-threatens-sanction-senators/1

You should be banned for breaking the rule of the forum and disturbing law and order. Simply hiding ur posts and not banning you was an act of mercy and kindness by OAM419. So be thankful.

You may not be this lucky next time...ok??

@OP

Who told you they're going to be paid??

Even if they'll be paid, the payment will be from FG's account, ok??

take dat: @Mods, what kind of fuckery of this?

They're fumigating the thread.

A PDP toilet fly converted the thread into his shyte-house...

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[quote author=Itoroetti ]d day sahara reporters will reports its own criminality is d day i wil dance unclad.foolish people[/quote]Why are you angry that ur Oga's wife is‎​ being exposed by S.R.??

Tinubu the Political Commando of the Greatest Nation in Sub-Saharan Africa...

Your words are like hot lead being fired from a machine gun...

Keep releasing the pellets, the members of the Killer-party need to be sent like dogs to the underworld where they belong...

nig2change: Can't she live her private life Sahara reporters.

She'll start living a private life when she stops chopping public money...

As long as she chops public money her life cannot be private..

You hear??

[quote author=comr.odio-odio]BY UJU AZUKAEGO

EDUCATION is the only way forward in societal development. It is simply the best legacy any reasonable person or leader can bequeath to the children or people. It is also believed that no sustainable or meaningful development can occur in a society that is doomed to perpetual backwardness, general human and material decay.

Education, however, is the key to liberate man out of ignorance. A good society is known by wisdom, understanding and knowledge that illuminates the home with rare and beautiful treasure. Since education is indispensable to vast socio-economic development of the society, Dr. Emmanuel Ewetan Uduaghan, after taking the mantle of leadership of the Delta State in 2007, spared no effort at supporting education by all means in his capacity by empowering it right from the Primary and Secondary levels through to the higher institutions as far as Delta State is concerned. He first made known three-point-agenda which include Infrastructural Development, Peace and Security and Human Capital Development. When we talk about developing humans, it means educating the people, empowering them to be great assets not only to themselves, but also to the society at large. In order to achieve this, he began to make education accessible to all Deltans with his free education policy at the basic and secondary levels.

Not too long after that, the State Government took over the payment of enrolment West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and National Examinations Council (NECO) examinations for the students in the state. As soon as Dr. Uduaghan implemented the free education policy, then came the teeming number of students who availed themselves the opportunity to actualize their academic goals, and this has recorded a huge success.

According to the Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Prof. Patrick Muoboghare, at a ministerial press briefing, with the introduction of free education at the basic and secondary levels, the number of public primary schools increased from 1146 in 2009 to 1174 in 2011 with a corresponding pupil enrolment of 361, 225 and a teaching staff strength of 16, 802, while public secondary schools increased from 413 in 2007 to 453 in 2012. More importantly is the fact that 40 new secondary schools were opened across the state during the period under review to meet the yearnings of the citizenry, especially in the rural and riverine communities. He noted: “similarly, the corresponding enrolment of primary school pupils and secondary school students increased from 373, 121 in 2007 to 587, 317 in 2011. This increase in enrolment was due to the tuition-free education and free examination enrolment fee policies of the state government”.

The Commissioner noted that, in recognition of the fact that quality education depends, to a large extent, on the quality of teaching, government continued to strengthen the teaching force in both primary and secondary schools. He added that today, there are 16, 802 teachers in the primary schools and 12, 883 at the secondary school level who, on yearly basis, are sponsored to participate in workshops and seminars to receive quality training and retraining programmes to widen their horizon of knowledge.

It is obvious that free education as well as the training and retraining of teachers was not enough to facilitate the desired production of world-class pupils and students, so, it became imperative for the governor to mobilize his competent team in education sector and subsector to get the schools that were in decay and dilapidated condition restructured as before then, there were many of them competing for attention. The poor condition of public schools in the state was discouraging and demoralizing as most parents had no option than to relocate their children to private schools. Governor Uduaghan, noticing the gradual drift out of public schools in the state, had to intervene. Further to embark on total refurbishment and renovation of all Delta Primary and Secondary schools from the major cities down to the rural areas to make sure that modern facilities were put in place for school children to use in the course of their study.

It, however, came to the knowledge of the state government that the renovation and building of infrastructures in schools was fractional and that was not capable of effecting comprehensive infrastructure, learning and teaching tools in our schools simultaneously. Thus, a total transformational approach became very necessary and that gave way to Delta State Government under Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, adopting and implementing the “Whole School Concept”. This simply means transformation process in the building and renovation of structures in our educational system, provision of infrastructure teaching and learning tools in the basic education sector.

This ‘Whole School Concept’ is taking place in the three senatorial districts across the state. The components of this concept under operation in the state include; construction of modern classroom building with state of the art facilities, provision of health facilities, good sanitation and information and communication technologies (ICTs) in all basic schools in the state. This means all public primary and secondary schools in the state are being provided with health clinic, computers, electricity, potable water and a very conducive learning environment with qualified personnel operating these equipment.

Other facilities being provided are food canteen, modern sports equipment, toilet facilities and adequate security for pupils, teachers and other personnel working in the schools. In line of the implementation of the ‘whole school concept’ in 2012, Delta model primary schools were built and commissioned in Asaba and Warri and were equipped with all facilities included in the concept.

Some of the Primary and secondary schools in the state that have received this touch of “Whole School Concept” include Uzoigwe Primary school, Abu-ato Primary School, Model Primary School, Osadenis High school, Asagba Mixed secondary school, Zappa Primary and Secondary School and other secondary schools in Asaba too numerous to mention.

According to Governor Uduaghan at the occasion of the commissioning Model Primary School and Uzoigwe primary school, all in Asaba, the target is to effect the whole school concept completely in all primary and basic schools in the state by the end of 2014. This target date is to ensure Delta state meets the national deadline in providing Basic Education for All in 2015 Millenium Development Goals (MDGs).

It is to this effect that eradication of examination malpractice in the school system became urgent as the state government has engaged in a strong-willed fight against the so-called miracle centres, the Commissioner for Basic and Secondary education has made sure that secondary schools that perpetrate such act were shut down. Also at the higher level of education, it is the same case as students who were involved in examination malpractice as well as other social vices receive it hot from various school managements and that has discouraged the practice of such in the higher institutions in the State.

Dr. Uduaghan has also made a giant stride in the area of return of schools to mission in March 2011, he handed over 40 Delta schools to their rightful owners (missions). While the Schools were in the hands of missionaries, they were properly managed with the strict rules and regulations of the missionaries, before the intervention of government in 1970 with the motive of maintaining the schools which the mission could not achieve excellently as a result of lack of finance. That move of helping the mission to renovate the mission schools building eventually led to the the effective take-over of those schools by the government.

Many Nigerians, no doubt, admitted that the change which was effected in 1970 signalled the disappearance of morality and character-building from the school system. As a result came the clamour of many Nigerians for schools to be handed over to their original owners which has yielded a result as Delta State Government and other state government have returned the schools to their owners.

The return of 40 schools to the missions took effect in September 2012 after it has been announced in March 2011. Out of the 40 schools returned to the missions, 27 went back to the Roman Catholic mission; eight to the Anglican mission; four to the Baptist mission and one to the African Church group.

Shortly after one of the leading schools in Asaba, St. Patrick’s College, (SPC) Asaba, was returned to the Roman Catholic Mission, their original owner, Deltans thought it would be the music of allowing the mission shoulder the full responsibility of infrastructure but it was not so as Dr. Uduaghan, to the bewilderment of all, went on to build a magnificent structure worth millions of naira in the school. The gigantic new SPC is equipped with modern international standards of educational facilities that will help produce world-class students.

The state government never stopped at equipping the mission school but is deeply involved in paying its teachers in the school, pending when they will all be transferred to join other public schools.

Delta State Government, being an education-friendly state has given both public and private schools, including primary, secondary and higher institutions, the opportunity to thrive in that it is always there for collaboration. Just recently, Dr. Uduaghan donated N100 million to Novena University can gave instant directive to the Ministry of Higher Education as well as the State scholarship Board to quickly include the students from Private higher institutions to be accessing the Students Special Assistance Scheme (SSAS) popularly refer red to as bursary awards for all Deltans in higher institutions in Nigeria. Others include scholarship to graduates with first class degree honours to study to PhD level anywhere in the world; scholarship to students in the Aviation school; scholarship to students studying in tertiary institutions within the Country (local scholarship), Overseas Postgraduate Scholarship Scheme, Financial Assistance to Students in Nigeria Law School and scholarship for the children of deceased civil servants, and to the physically-challenged Deltans both undergraduate and post graduate students.

Delta State Scholarship Board has recorded a huge success in this special assistance scheme as millions of Deltans have enjoyed and continue to enjoy the programme. It has also helped to develop the manpower of the state. Our seven state owned institutions are thriving, they have undeniably produced graduates that are contributing their quota in the development of the County and beyond. At present, four new institutions are already under construction. This move is to meet the increasing quest of Deltans to acquire quality higher education.

The State University, Delta State University (DELSU) Abraka with its two campuses, Anwai and Oleh, is trailing the blaze, the polytechnics, Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro and Delta State Polytechnic, Oghara, Delta State College of Education, Warri and Delta State College of Education, Agbor as well as the College of Physical Education, Mossogar have been provided with facilities that made it easy for accreditation of their courses by their regulating bodies. They are still being updated to suit the modern-day education with seasoned teachers who display high level of professionalism in their duty. It has been attested that Uduaghan’s dogged crusade for change in all sectors including the education sector of the state has been the strong societal tool for the present economic and societal engineering.

The developmental strides of Dr. Uduaghan have proved wrong doubtful Deltans and Nigerians at large who were impatient and critical of his leadership at the inception of his government.[/quote]Ok...

Next!!!

[quote author=Beaf!]^
Boko Harem are fools and needs your slaying since that's what you do for a living.[/quote]What about MEND...

Are they saints??

Didn't they kill innocent Nigerians and foreigners??

Didn't they destroy and sabotage the Nation's economy??

Didn't they destroy our image in the international image??

Ogbeche77: https://www.nairaland.com/1248109/32-people-including-22-nigerians
Making reference to the above thread, I see no reason why Dayokanu ll get a ban that ll last till July while the likes of Macjive 01,Airforce, Ichidodo, Macnicks, Mobuch got 48 hrs ban then Okparaligbo and Mr Globe escaped with no ban at all, and they all committed similar offenses..

Is‎​ Sexkiilz Heebo??

I think so. So we have another Afam in crime section... ok!!

[quote author=bbpreye.]What is the meaning of Boko haram?
Western Education is‎​ a SIN

What are their ideologies?
Islamisation of Nigeria

Are they like MEND?
YES

What are they fighting for?
Spread of Islam

Who are they?
Moslems

What about JAMB, OPC, MASSOB etc? Any amnesty for them?
aside JAMB, the rest aren't full-blown terrorists organisations!!

Would this lead to other groups taking up arms?
Maybe... Maybe not

Why are these northern leaders so interested in the amnesty instead of calling them to order?
Boko boys don't have regard for anyone...even their elders. Haven't you heard of attacks on the Emir of Kano and other highly place northerners??

How would the IGBOs feel?
Confused as usual. They're a group without an idea of what's really Good for them. The idea of amnesty for Boko Haram will be very beneficial to IGBOs who claim they're the targets of D Boko boys..

Is GEJ a weak leader?
YES. I think so. He's also very very unstable

where would the amnesty funds come from?
what do you mean by amnesty funds?? Funds for what exactly?? Any expenditure in implementation of amnesty will be from FG's purse not from your Wema Bank Savings Acc with a N2566.56 balance.

To me its like paying an assasin with your money for killing your loved ones!
well that's ur opinion and it doesn't matter. you're irrelevant in the grand scheme of things


What do u guys think?
I think GEJ's consideration of amnesty is‎​ a ‎​​welcome development[/quote]Thanks and God-Bless

May his soul rest in peace..

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