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ENUGU – FIERY Prophet, Anthony Nwoko has warned President Muhammadu Buhari not to rejoice that the prophecy on Nigeria’s disintegration delivered before the 2015 general elections is not yet fulfilled saying that it is not yet over and that Buhari’s prayer for God’s grace to be good and fair to Nigerians is a medicine after death.Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/nigerian-nation-in-disarray-because-of-goodluck-jonathan-says-prophet-nwoko/
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Pls indicate if yours is confirmed... ![]() |
All Prospective 2016 Batch B National Youth Service Corps Members can now proceed to check the senate approved mobilization list for their various institutions online. To check, visit: http://portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc1/VerifySenateLists -Select your Institution (i.e School you graduated from), -Enter your Matriculation Number and Surname in the spaces provided, -Select your date of birth -Click on the "Search" button to access the list. N.B: You are to note that the uploading of names is still going on and will end on Friday, 14th October 2016. That means you can always check back if you cannot find your name at the moment. You can check the mobilization time-table by clicking here Click on the link: https://portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc1/VerifySenateLists |
Hell No!!! E go fit Buhari sha... ![]() |
Raymondluv:You want him to drop the number here ![]() Hmmm... I dey suspect you. It might just be your number sha... #ThinkingOutLoud |
Okay... We need emulate more of the South African Judicial System |
Hmmm
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Simple Prayer: Lord Thank You for Everything, please I don't wanna be like Nigeria of today when I clock 56. (Amen) Add Yours Too... Seun, Lalasticlala, vivly, all NLanders
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May be him sugarcane overgrow... Lol |
Look for this movie: WAR ROOM... It will help. |
I can remember my own story in 2011/2012 Academic Session... Congratulations sha. . . things to expect: 1. Hectic Registration Process 2. Unnecessary School Charges 3. Annoying Lecturers/ASUU Strikes (I experienced two) 4. Over Reading (for serious students) 5. Passing and Failing of cources (All will say 'God forbid to 'carryover'). 6. Final Year Clearance (If u no post rubbish 4 Facebook like dat UNILAG ex-student) 7. waiting for NYSC (my own level 4 now sha) 8. Etc... The list goes on and on... Na only for 9ja we dey suffer for our basic rights. (May God help us). Op I wish you all the best "...May ur path be rough" (no be cause ooo, if u nid explanation use Google ). |
gr8ofnnetwork:We know him... But u, we know not... ![]() |
Mynd44:1) Buhari’s Plagiarized Speech In “change Begins With Me” by ped007(m): 5:33am On Sep 16 2) Buhari Accused Of Plagiarising Obama’s Speech by Vicadonis(m): 3:13pm On Sep 16 |
bennyann:no worry.... lalasticlala is already keeping it as a "secret" |
Even here on NL plagiarism is a crime. I can't forget how I was made to forfeit 20marks of my term paper in year one first semester (Secondary School's failure). Lets say NO to plagiarism in Nigeria. Lalasticlala pls say NO to plagiarism. |
Plagiarism is not a trivial matter. President Muhammadu Buhari made a terrible mistake last Thursday. He plagiarized President Barack Obama’s speech to launch “change begins with me.” So you didn’t notice that our president lifted from Obama’s 2008 victory speech and passed it off as if the words were his own? The argument will rage, but the moral problem of plagiarism on a day Mr. President launched a campaign to demand honesty and integrity from the people is what we should concern ourselves with. I’m not a wailing wailer and I don’t like the downfall of any man but I also don’t like to be deceived. The very last thing you should do when you’re launching a campaign like this is to be dishonest with the people. As Buhari talked down on Nigerians during the launch of the campaign spearheaded by no other person, other than the Minister of Information, Alhaji Lai Muhammed, known for his trash-talk, particularly for the opposition, I started following the speech line-by-line. I was alarmed to make the discovery. It was a scandal that escaped the attention of our newspapers. It is one of two things: either people don’t pay particular attention to Buhari’s words or we are a nation of anything goes. Only in July, Melania Trump, the wife of the Republican White House hopeful, Donald Trump, was caught in the web of plagiarism after she spoke at the Republican National Convention. She plagiarized Michelle Obama’s speech. It was a big headline on television screen and national newspapers. Indeed it was a “global” headline. Yes, a prime part of Buhari’s speech to the nation last Thursday to launch a campaign encouraging new culture of transparency, attitudinal change and hard work among Nigerians was plagiarized from America’s President Barack Obama’s 2008 victory speech. Buhari’s speech during the launch of the “change begins with me”, a new national orientation campaign, contained largely the same sentiment and arrangement of words that President Obama used in his 2008 victory speech after he was elected the first American black president. The president lifted a whole paragraph from Obama’s speech and passed it off as his own when he said: “We must resist the temptation to fall back on the same partisanship, pettiness and immaturity that have poisoned our country for so long. Let us summon a new spirit of responsibility, spirit of service, of patriotism and sacrifice, Let us all resolve to pitch in and work hard and look after, not only ourselves but one another, What the current problem has taught us is that we cannot have a thriving army of rent seekers and vested interests, while the majority suffers.” President Obama used the precise words at a rally in Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois, United States, after winning the race for the White House in November 2008. Eight years ago, Obama said: “In this country, we rise or fall as one nation, as one people. Let’s resist the temptation to fall back on the same partisanship and pettiness and immaturity that has poisoned our politics for so long. “So let us summon a new spirit of patriotism, of responsibility, where each of us resolves to pitch in and work harder and look after not only ourselves but each other. “Let us remember that, if this financial crisis taught us anything, it’s that we cannot have a thriving Wall Street while Main Street suffers.” It is immoral to plagiarize other people’s work, but even worse to use dishonesty to launch a campaign about honesty. When you use another person’s work without acknowledgement, you have plagiarized. You simply pretend as if it is your own. It is unethical. It makes a mess of the campaign from the start. That is what Buhari has done, nobody will believe in the ‘change begins with me’ campaign, because it was built on lies. Now, this is what I think must have happened, an incompetent speech writer handed the speech to Buhari with no fact checking method by the president’s men that should have saved the president from this embarrassment. I know this that with the vast opportunity provided by the internet, it’s so tempting to plagiarize, but the same internet provides opportunity to discover plagiarists. It’s particularly troubling that the president has no inspiring words of his own other than to steal from someone. And this, it is pathetic that this “change” conversation is taking new dimension from what we expected. In the midst of its failure, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is asking Nigerians to change their ways, blaming everything why the country is not working on Nigerians’ attitudes. The blame game is moving away from Goodluck Jonathan years, the only defense for failure that APC has so far used. Interestingly, the world is watching Buhari and the story of his plagiarism may have crossed the Atlantic without him knowing. Americans don’t joke with such issue. They name and shame plagiarists. Next week, when Buhari take his turn to address the 71st regular session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the Americans will scrutinize his words and check his facts. Before that time, it is my submission that Buhari needs to apologize to Nigerians for plagiarizing on a day he launched “change begins with me.” Will Buhari apologize? Follow me on Twitter:@adeolaakinremi1 Source: http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/09/16/buharis-plagiarized-speech-in-change-begins-with-me/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook
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Please yours ooo... 1) "Nigerian Athletes don't need training to win Olympic Medals"...Minister of Boys Scout, Solomon Dalong 2) "Recession is just a word"...Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun. 3) "Nigerians eat too much rice, that’s why it is expensive, Nigerians should start eating potato instead of rice"..Minister of Old Age, Ancestor Audu Ogbeh 4) "Rice will be sold at N40,000 per bag by December."...Newspaper Minister for Agriculture, Heineken Lokpobiri 5) "Masquerade dressing can employ thousands of Youths."...Minister of MisInformation, Lai Mohammed 6) "Nigeria to begin production of PENCILS in year 2020."...Minister of Science Without Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu. Lalasticlala make we laugh out diz recession jare...
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BUHARI MINISTERS PLAN TAKE-OVER OF COMEDY INDUSTRY Nigerian Athletes don't need training to win Olympic Medals"...Minister of Boys Scout, Solomon Dalong "Recession is just a word"...Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun. "Nigerians eat too much rice, that’s why it is expensive, Nigerians should start eating potato instead of rice"..Minister of Old Age, Ancestor Audu Ogbeh "Rice will be sold at N40,000 per bag by December."...Newspaper Minister for Agriculture, Heineken Lokpobiri Masquerade dressing can employ thousands of Youths."...Minister of MisInformation, Lai Mohammed "Nigeria to begin production of PENCILS in year 2020."...Minister of Science Without Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu. Nigerian Athletes don't need training to win Olympic Medals"...Minister of Boys Scout, Solomon Dalong "Recession is just a word"...Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun. "Nigerians eat too much rice, that’s why it is expensive, Nigerians should start eating potato instead of rice"..Minister of Old Age, Ancestor Audu Ogbeh "Rice will be sold at N40,000 per bag by December."...Newspaper Minister for Agriculture, Heineken Lokpobiri Masquerade dressing can employ thousands of Youths."...Minister of MisInformation, Lai Mohammed "Nigeria to begin production of PENCILS in year 2020."...Minister of Science Without Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu. |
Award-winning Afrobeats act, D’banj, A.K.A Kokomaster, appears to have gone separate ways with Kanye West’s G.O.O.D music as a late tweet from the label confirmed the fears of many fans who hold the suspicion that Kokomaster is no longer affiliated to the label. In an updated list of artistes signed to the Kanye’s music imprint, both old and recent, which G.O.O.D music released on Twitter, the Kokomaster’s name was prominently absent on the rundown, putting to rest gossipy tidbits with respect to whether he is still an act of the label. The list of artistes include; Kanye West, Big Sean, Desiigner, John Legend, Pusha T, Tyga, Teyana Taylor, Kacy Hill and Q-Tip. A summary of signed acts on Def Jam Records’ site also has D’Banj’s name missing. Music lovers in Nigeria have argued in favour of the label pointing out that D’banj have failed to put together an album after five years of parting ways with former label mate, Don Jazzy, back in 2011 and joining G.O.O.D Music. Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/dbanj-dropped-kanye-wests-g-o-o-d-music-label/
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soberdrunk:Y U dey tickle me na... Lwkmd
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Deyoungprince:Check the back of the time table... Lol |
alobright17:I bet u av no idea of auto call recording software... Anything you don't want anyone to hear or see, just keep it to yourself. |
Headmaster055:What if this guy is one of ur interviewers ![]() |
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