TonyeBarcanista:

Good morning sir! Yes, I don wake up....

I salute you from all sides.

Buharist defined politics as the collection of money for campaign purposes from the rich(corrupt) and votes from the poor (disgruntled) masses with a promised to protect the former from the later.....

drekings:
I just came back from work today and i noticed that my 4days old baby skin and eyes are yelow..... I blive that it is Jaundice.... Please what will i do?... All the mummies in the house...... My wife is confuse too... its our second baby

how is ur baby now.....hope s/he is responding to treatment ,God will take of them 4 us......

Goodmorning mothers,I want to stop ebf for my twins @ 4 month.pls help with d list of food that can be given to them and can I add soya beans to their pap.

Hernyolar:


No problem. My baby took her first doses of pnemo and rotavirus at 7months.
We couldn't get a pharmacy that has in stock in Ado(julie o, twins oo) none had it, so I had to go to Akure to get it at 'his grace' pharmacy.
But for her next dose(7th Nov), I've ordered for it in Aromokeye pharmacy in Ido, hopefully they will have it by then.
Perhaps, if they can't it, I'll have to travel down to Akure for the next doses then(I pity myself cos that road ehn....but na for ma pikin,say make she dey healthy, I gatz to sacrifice sha).
pnemo costs about 9k per dose(3doses) and rota costs about 7kplus(2 doses).
I sincerely hope and I can get it here in Ido sha.

Mamas in d house I hail o,pcv is now in ekiti state and will be given 4 free @ d health centre...I don't know of rota ....

proudmom38:
@madam pelupelu I sight u o...How re u n urs? It been long I read from u...Hope u re good?

we are very fine....thanks ma,e ku itoju lil proudy..na vigilante no dey gree me do anything, my twin boy can cryyyy.infact is crying now

Pierocash:
rubbish post, how many senators endorsed Obanikoro

we voted for change and it's happening

dungas30:
dungas@rocketmail.com semd me ur mail letz talk on how to progress

I'm 'signing out' of NOUN very soon... Almost through with thesis .. Expect my mail/reply

dungas30:
does it add to my GP?

Very well...

afelouz:
pls house, I just purchased the pin pgd info tech. but my cousin who is currently a student of NOUN said i should not do the registration myself, she suggest i should go to the study center and do it, but its far from where i am presently.
I just want to know if I should wait till monday when i will be chanced to go to the study center or I should proceed to d website and do the registration myself.
I don't want to loose or destroy pin in the process of doing it myself since it seems risky as she said.

any help pls?

Confidence is all you need here.. Are you familiar with online regIstration? Do you think you are meticulous enough? Do you pay attention to details? If your answer to all these questions are positive, then go ahead with the registration.. I did mine and there was no error.. Shalom

Hoddion:
pls must i do all gst courses in 100level as a 200level direct student in Noun... if yes... in total like how many gst courses am i suppose to do?

thanks for ur anticipated response

GST are courses you must pass before you can be found worthy in character and learning for graduation irrespective of your mode of entry.. Register as many GST as possible this semester and make sure you write all before you wind up. Shallom!

alakaloko:
Hi, pls how do I know/calculate my CGPA as a masters
degree student? Which grade point does NOUN adopt? Is it
5point or 100percent? Is CGPA calculated the same way
undergraduate students calculate theirs? Thanks

dayjahvoo:

yeah. 5 points system, just like undergraduate times

alakaloko:
Hi, pls how do I know/calculate my CGPA as a masters
degree student? Which grade point does NOUN adopt? Is it
5point or 100percent? Is CGPA calculated the same way
undergraduate students calculate theirs? Thanks

how do I convert the 5point to percentage score as required by the university I'm applying into for PhD? Is it by multiplying the point by 20 or there is an alternative way of calculating it.. My spouse told me Unilorin add the score in each of the course offered to get the percentage score? Does NOUN academic transcript contain score in each course offered? Thanks

mogentle:

What's this one saying?
Who are the commissioners in Ekiti, when dd Fayose form his carbinet? You live in Ouagadougou, right?

You are not qualify to ask these questions ...

I have a favour for you... Check this link to stay updated on Ekiti politics and governance..

https://ekitistate.gov.ng/administration/executive/executive-council/

omoakinn:


Fayose was not d one dat pay for dat two road dat u just mentioned .it was the money dat fayemi has payed for to dualiiseed Ikere , Akure road b4 he left d office dat fayose davated to do those two road . Source from ministry of works

If there is any iota of truth in your point the said money was diverted to other roads that deserves urgent attention and benefit the commoners not to the building of personal estates or another Oke-Ayaaba..

ba7man:
Servicing debts is the scam he came up with to avoid doing serious work.

They have publicly refuted his claims on debts, Fayose should come out and tell us where he got his figures from.


Well, as long as Ekiti people and pdp supporters are happy to see road side purchases, rice sharing, taking Okadas, eating in roadside bukas as a sign of good governance............ what's my own?

Those are the things which makes him different from his predecessors.....

The debts are real Fayemi borrowed 25billion from the capital market and the balance is the said 18billion recently converted to bond.. For your info the over 80billion claimed initially was not untrue as JKF failed in fulfiling his financial obligations to all civil servant As well as retirees in the state 2month salaries, 2years leave bonus, .. The car he bought for traditional rulers were not paid for..

Take it or leave it.. Ekiti is working and we are happy for the choIce we made...

puffpuff:
I reside in ado ekiti and I know of two roads that were constructed by fayose. Adehun/car wash street en route onala quarters and Bawa /irewumi/police headquarters. dualisation of textile/awedele road is ongoing. construction of an edifice at fajuyi is on too. I don't know of other towns and villages in ekiti but I can say with confidence that fayose could lay claim to few projects in ado as his credit. although, it is below expectations.
ekiti APC should learnt how to be a formidable opposition and not jester.

No one in Ekiti will give Chief Tubosun the undeserved attention he's seeking.. Fayose is currently working on the rehabilitation of the road which lead to his home town.. Anyway, he may not be aware because his types are only visible on air.. Ask him the last time he visited his home country..

No matter how littLe Fayose's achievement is we are confortable with it.. You don't kill the people in order to build the economy.. He's been servicing your administartion's debt and the state workforce are not complaining.. We can spot the differences between pro-people and anti-people politicians..

Trust this Ekiti APC's image maker(destroyer) at your own peril!!!!!!!!!

The governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in
Akwa Ibom State in the April 11 election, Mr. Umana Umana,
testified at the state Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal,
sitting in Abuja, with seven video clips of alleged malpractices
in state governorship poll, which is now a subject of litigation.
Umana is challenging the declaration of Governor Udom
Emmanuel of the Peoples Democratic Party by the
Independent National Electoral Commission as the winner of
the April governorship election.
The seven video exhibits were shown one after the other to
buttress the APC candidate’s petition that the election was
marred by irregularities and ballot box snatching.
Among the video clips shown by Umana was where the
petitioner addressed newsmen, highlighting the case of
election fraud in his polling unit on the day of election.
Another clip showed him having a discussion with the
Electoral Officer, who purportedly confirmed that election
materials were indeed carted away while expressing a sense
of helplessness on the fact that no election could be held in his
jurisdiction on the day of election.
The third clip showed a set of people referred to as INEC ad
hoc staff in the uniform of the National Youth Service Corps
members stamping ballot papers behind INEC office allegedly
after the election day.
The fourth video clip showed a man, said to be a PDP local
government chairman, presiding over a what was regarded as
stamping of ballot papers.
The fifth clip showed a police truck and an Akwa Ibom State
Transport Corporation bus allegedly used to cart away election
materials and intimidate voters, who dispersed while the
sixth video showed some thugs allegedly caught with election
materials and interviewed by those who stopped them.
The seventh video showed a collation centre and how scores
were tallied and written on forms.
Another video clip showed the announcement of results by the
Resident Electoral Commissioner on Sunday, April 12, 2015,
where the Returning Officer, James Epoke, said “we gave
10,598 votes to Accord Party”.
Under cross-examination by Umana and APC lawyer, Dayo
Akinlaja(SAN), the petitioner stated that there were few signs
of elections in 11 Local Government Areas, where he would
have won if elections actually took place.
The tribunal adjourned sitting to Wednesday, August 26, when
forensic experts will be called to testify.


Source::::www.punchng.com/news/umana-bombards-aibom-gov-tribunal-with-video-evidence/

The National Economic Council chaired by Vice- President Yemi Osinbajo was on Thursday told that Federal Government bonds had been issued to 14 banks on behalf of 11 state governments as part of the plan to restructure states’ loans in commercial banks. As part of the plan, the Federal Government had approved the conversion of states’ loans in commercial banks to Federal Government bonds. This is in line with the palliatives President Muhammadu Buhari had approved for state governments to enable them to meet their financial obligations. The 11 states, which are beneficiaries of the FGN bonds issued to the 14 banks, were among the 22 states who had applied for their commercial loans to be converted to FG bonds as of August 19. Four governors, Ibikunle Amosun (Ogun); Willie Obiano (Anambra); Abdulfatah Ahmed (Kwara); and Muhammed Badaru (Jigawa), briefed State House correspondents at the end of the meeting. The NEC which is chaired by Vice-President has all state governors as members. Ahmed said the latest on the terms of restructuring of states’ indebtedness to commercial banks were contained in the presentations made to the council by the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Debt Management Office. He said the bonds for the 11 states were issued to 14 banks after they submitted the reconciled figures and other required documents for the restructuring. Ahmed, therefore, urged the remaining 11 states to quickly put their documentation in place to ensure that they fitted into the time schedule. The governor said, “The DG of DMO told the council that based on the approval of Mr. President on the plan to restructure bank loans of states into FG bonds in order to address fiscal imbalance, 22 states had submitted reports and applied for restructuring as of August 19. “The DG also said the DMO had requested the states to reconcile figures with the banks and had been jointly authenticated with the banks as of June 30. “As of August 14, out of the 22 states that applied, FG bonds had been issued in respect of the loans of 11 states. “The bonds were issued to 14 banks after submitting the reconciled figures and other required documents for the restructuring. “DMO is now reviewing the additional submissions by states in the second phase of the programme.” Economic and financial experts said the loan conversion deal was good for the banks and the state governments because the bond certificates issued to the 14 banks on behalf of the 11 states meant the states were no longer indebted to the banks. The Head, Asset Management, Meristem Asset Management Limited, an investment advisory firm Mr. Taiwo Yusuf, said, “What the bond certificates issued to the 14 banks mean is that the states are no more indebted to the banks. The Federal Government through the DMO has taken that up. While I don’t know much about the 14 banks, it can be inferred that the 14 banks are the lenders the 11 states were exposed to.” The Head, Research and Investment, Afrinvest West Africa Limited, Mr. Ayodeji Ebo, said, “It is good news for the banks considering the challenging financial situations some of them are passing through.” The Federal Government bailout package for the 36 states includes the sharing of about $2.1bn (N413.7bn) in fresh allocation between the states and the Federal Government. Another measure is a CBN-packaged special intervention fund that offers financing to the states, ranging from between N250bn and N300bn. The third measure is a debt relief programme proposed by the Debt Management Office which will help states restructure their commercial loans currently put at over N660bn and extend the tenure of the loans to 15 years, thereby reducing the states’ debt service obligations. However, Obiano said the Ministry of Finance reported to the council that the current Excess Crude Account proceeds stood at $2.207bn as of August 2015. He added that the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Dr. Emmanuel Kachikwu, also briefed the council on ongoing reforms in the petroleum industry. He said Kachikwu told the council that the reforms would cover aspects of performance management, transparency and accountability and zero tolerance for corruption among others. He said the GMD urged the state governors to assist in protecting oil and gas infrastructure in their states. Amosun on his part told journalists that Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State presented what he called a provisional report of the five governors asked by the council to review the operations and management of the ECA and the Federation Account. He quoted Oshiomhole as reporting that all the necessary agencies had been invited while two audit firms had been appointed to find out what transpired within the last five years. The governor said the council was expected to receive the committee’s final report next month. He explained that no law was violated in appointing the audit firms since the governors carrying out the probe needed expertise. Badaru said the council was also briefed on developments in the power sector, saying there had been overall increase in power supply by 29 per cent as of the first six weeks of the present administration. He said power generation reached 4,6662MW by July 29. The governor also said that the council was informed that the Transmission Company of Nigeria’s management contract had been extended for another year. He said the council was informed that there was currently a 45 per cent default rate on payment of electricity bills by state governments. Badaru said state governments had therefore been urged to ensure payments of electricity bills by their Ministries, Departments and Agencies. Badaru added that the state governments were also urged to assist with the provision of security to reduce vandalism of distribution assets.
Source:::::: www.punchng.com/news/fg-converts-11-states-bank-debts-to-bonds/

Thank God oooooo.... This LIER would have been defending Fayemi in Ekiti state..

We shaped our fate with our ballots.....

May God safe our brothers in Osun state as soon as they are ready to be liberated.

Thank God oooooo.... This LIER would have been defending Fayemi in Ekiti state..

We shaped our fate with our ballots.....

May God safe our brothers in Osun state as soon as they are ready to be liberated.

orisayomisamuel:


Mr fayose is owing workers 3 months salary, u don't stay in Ekiti, u just dey talk

Jesus is coming soon.. Be truthful for once..

seunmsg:


Liar! Fayose is still owing august and September 2014 workers salary.

He was not the Governor until Oct 16.. Fayemi went away with August allocation which was meant to pay September salary. This is the only outstanding salary for state workers.. Local Government workers are not owe by the state..

We are happy for the choice we made..

sayoberry:
Where is pelupelu Mama ibeji

senior iya ibeji am here o
Hp our seniors are feeding well

thanks to everyone for ur prayers and congratulatory messages..we say amen and amen..birth story I was. @ school [ilorin] unprepared cos Edd as being controversial july,august.I was sleeping when I discovered d bed was wet and I taught it was wee because my babies had been resting on my bladder..When I woke up I realised it was my water that has broken b4 leaving 4 d hospital baby one was out and then d second baby,all in less than two hours.we left 4 d hospital in d morning baby one was diagnosed of jaundice and treated.it has being God all through.Blessed be his name

Goodmorning dr,my prince and princess came on 1st of julY..thanks 4 d care and advice

Mamas in d house I greet o,congratulations to those who has given birth how vigilante... those still pushinG God will strenghten you,u will deliver like d hebrew women. My Prince and princess came on july 1st.

MGeey:
Rejoice with me as my prince arrived at 9:42pm yesterday weighing 3.7kg. Birth story later.

congratulations.....God will preserve ur prince and you

thorpido:
How do you feel the pain?Is the pain shooting down one of your legs or both?
I think you may be having neuralgia.Just be careful with the back.Don't bend to do work and be careful how you sit.
Tell your doctor to review the analgesics you are taking.

it is from one leg to the other...what sitting position do u suggest...thanks

thorpido:
it depends on what caused the pain in the leg.Did you have a fall or an accident in the past?
What part of your leg do you have the pain?

thanks 4 d response..no fall , no accident..am 32 weeks twin pregnant.. I Av bin taking calcium and pain reliever but it nt relieving.

Goodafternoon house, pls I av bin feeling pains in my leg 4 a while and it affect d way I walk(I limp) pls help wat can I do.

Happy sunday to all....pls help av been limping 4 weeks..whAt can I do I av bin on pain reliever and calcium and it nt relieving

Happy democracy day gbogbo ile....congratulation to d new mum,God bless u and urs.

SURYSuri:
I gave birth last night but lost the baby

sorry about that...God will give u double 4 ur loss.it is well sis