@Poster don't go anywhere let him come and see you or are you the one that asked him to pay for the house? Forget those stories and tell him to come or forget it except you are the desperate one.
kayjegs: As far as I am concerned, there is nothing wrong in conducting POST UME, the only problem is the exhorbitant fees paid to do Post UME by Universities which should be regulated. Post UME has been able to sieve the good ones out of the bad ones at least to a reasonable extent. Of course, nothing can be so perfect but it is better than the olden days where there was no Post UME. ASUU now saying something now does not make sense. What have they been looking at all these days,
I agree with your point but what was the purpose for jamb? is it not to sort the good from the bad?
You have to because what you are exhibiting here is a borrowed culture that does not suite well with the culture of the man you Nigerian ladies crave for.
Ebonyeyes: And the man just has to stretch his legs and fold his arms? Great, I forgot we live in a chauvinistic society Marriage is work but its not bondage/slavetrade/prison too.
men don't stretch legs and fold arms we take care of other aspects in the home as well.
Ebonyeyes: Im pretty much disappointed in this post So if the modern day woman works a 9-5 like her hubby, she should still cook all the meals, clean the whole house, take care of the kids? when does she have time to breathe? or does society want to kill out women?
Working 9-5 is not the primary role of the woman so that's not the main issue. Do your part and we will do our part simple. It worked for our mothers and fathers.
Ebonyeyes: Tell me about it hun, then when the woman looks a mess these same useless men start looking outside and cheating.
That's not the sole reason for cheating and the last time i checked women do cheat as well.
This modern day women are something else i wonder if they don't know the reason God created eve for Adam. God as well as the society knows why they have clearly defined the roles of the husband and wife in a marriage because from the ladies posts above they do not have the capacity to be the bread winner for a family setting. Insisting your husband should now do household chores because you are now providing money for the home? This is getting too far gosh.
It is mindboggling for one to read in the Guardian of Monday October 19, 2009, a report credited to the Action Congress (AC) that the 33 vice chairmen in Oyo state, all members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), spent N3 billion on a foreign trip. The Education Rights Campaign (ERC) condemns this wasteful venture and sees it as not only irresponsible, but also a crime against the people of Oyo state and by extension, Nigerians. The jamboree trip is also unacceptable to Nigeria students and youths.
The ERC finds it extremely difficult to appreciate why the Alao-Akala led government would embark on extravagant activities when the state is suffering from huge infrastructural deficit and workers poorly remunerated. This is a state where public sector workers have been told that they do not deserve anything better than the poverty minimum wage they currently earn, an action that has provoked several strike actions. The Oyo state government like other state governments will always claim not to have money for social infrastructures, workers and student welfares and other developmental programs, but will readily, with the speed of the light, always embark on wasteful activities and looting of public resources. Each time these self serving leaders are confronted with their responsibilities, they keep stating that there is global economic meltdown; federal monthly allocation has gone down; paying workers more salaries will cause inflation, and all kinds of jargons.
The Action Congress (AC) is not any way different from the People Democratic Party (PDP), hence cannot claim to be fundamentally opposed to the PDP. PDP and AC are political parties that engage in all manners of anti-people activities vis-à-vis waste and corrupt practices. In the same Oyo state, the 3 AC lawmakers were part of the 32 Oyo state lawmakers (23 PDP and 6 ANPP) that embarked on a wasteful trip to Germany early this year which gulp N100 million. It was the second similar trip embarked upon by the lawmakers; the first was a trip to United Kingdom between September and October 2008. This goes to show that there is no clear difference amongst the established political parties. If there were any difference, the 3 AC lawmakers would not have joined in similar jamborees. In other words, the AC is only crying out loud, because it did not participate in or benefit from the recent jamboree, and definitely not for the love it has for the people.
The Education Rights Campaign (ERC) calls on the Oyo state government to immediately put an end to this policy and regime of profligacy. We also demand that the government should immediately deduct all money spent on these wasteful trips from the emoluments of the beneficiaries while such resources along other taxpayer’s money should be used to fund education, health and other basic infrastructures.
whitelexi: Dude, i've been watching from the side, i think u r bold and confident. . . and thats something many dudes lack.
Ignore the haters, be your bad self, and do your thing!
By the way, that pic is fine. . . You know what they say about when a man starts dancing in the market square, his drummer cannot be too far away. The result will soon happen, and na u go dey run finally
You better take the advice of the Don himself and to add to it quickly put up you YIM there and wait for the floodgates of , to rush into your territory. Omo you be fine boi big time
Lagos — For hours yesterday, safety was compromised at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos, as power failure hit the fire department of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), located close to the presidential wing of the airport.
The power failure would have made impossible the activation of the fire alarm system at the airport had there been an emergency.
This is against rules of the International Civil Aviation Organisation which mandates airports to have adequate fire cover, especially those providing 24 hours services for flight operations.
FAAN's official reaction could not be sought, as its Assistant General Manager, Public Affairs, Mr. Onyekpere Nnaekpe, said he was in a meeting and could not confirm the development
He is fast gaining the reputation of the Nostradamus of Africa. This is because most of his predictions accurately come to pass. It was Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele of Inri Spiritual Home, Lagos, who early in the year predicted the tsunami happening in the banks now. He also predicted correctly the removal of the Comptroller-General of Customs and the Boko Haram religious crisis, which claimed over 1500 lives.
In his latest predictions, the cleric has said that the country called Nigeria will soon be extinct. He said the country will break up and three nations will emerge from its ashes. According to him, people of these nations will require visas to travel to the other ‘sister’ nations.
Among other predictions, which cut across politics, economy, labour and education, Primate Ayodele said President Umaru Yar’Adua will get a second term but urged Nigerians to pray against death at the seat of government, Aso Rock.
Predictions that came to pass
The Lord revealed to us early in the year the removal of the deputy governor of Bauchi State. We made a move and wrote him. When things happen in this country, I always laugh because our leaders are misled by their tin gods; people who cannot see beyond their noses. Those who will always tell you it is well when it is not. On July 19 this year, the deputy governor was removed.
We also predicted the removal of the police boss, the Customs boss and the crisis happening in some states. Aside these, we wrote some security agents that we wanted to have audience with them but they refused because they do not believe that God’s information is the ultimate. They believe they can use calculations but they always goof, forgetting that God has the final say. The religious crisis in Bauchi was predicted before it broke out. We sent letters to them but they chose to ignore the warnings. But what was the consequence? Lives were lost.
Our leaders underestimate God because they believe in their gods. If the country fails to change for the better, it would continue to experience the same problem over and over. For example, The Sun Newspaper in August reported the attempt to assassinate the governor of Yobe State and it is not yet over. The governor will not be given free hand to rule. You know we have nothing less than 50 million pastors. But how many of them are genuine?
Economy
The reforms going on in the banking sector is not over. Some Managing Directors will still go. Remember we said that some banks will crash and some MDs would be removed. The existing banks will still merge and there is going to be some problems. At the end of the day, the number of banks will be reduced. Aside re-merging, the Central Bank would still introduce some things to monitor whatever the banks are doing. Spring Bank, Unity and Diamond banks will likely be in trouble and, of course, some new banks will emerge after these operations.
Merchant banks are still coming. The new banks that will spring up will not last long; likewise some of the micro-finance banks will die prematurely. So the Central Bank is going to work seriously on it. Fidelity and Skye banks will have some problems; also Bank PHB. They will not crash but some irregularities will be detected.
The question is, will this reform rebuild our economy? No, because the Central Bank itself will into troubled waters. The Central Bank governor is going to face a lot of tough battles. Some people will move for his removal while some will plot to disorganise his plans. The economy is not going to be a hundred per cent okay. There would be a kind of continuous rumble in the banking sector. The insurance sector will also encounter problems.
I see a lot of changes coming to the NNPC (Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation). Pipeline explosions will still occur and we should be watchful about them. Fraud would be detected in the NNPC and it will face some challenges. AP, Chevron, Oando and Mobil will experience shake-up. We should pray that we don’t waste our external reserves.
Still on the economy, Globacom is going to have problems. Etisalat will not find it so easy. Nigeria should be prepared. I see a new set of telecommunication companies coming up that will overtake some of the ones we have now. There is a cloud hovering above Visafone. The company will lose most of its major staff. There will be trouble with their major masts. Multilink will also undergo reforms.
There will be increase in the price of bread. That is to say there may not be N50 bread again. Bread will be sold from N100 and above; likewise there will be increase in the price of biscuits.
Dangote needs to pray very well so that he wouldn’t lose much in his business. He needs to pray because there will be a lot of antagonists in his business. There will be problems for Zenon Oil. I don’t know how it would happen, but trouble will emerge for Zenon Oil.
Politics
Oyo State politics will be volatile. The government of the day will not find it easy because enemies will come from both sides. Aside this, antagonists will try to disorganise the plans of the present government. Adebayo Alao-Akala wants to re-contest, but it will not be easy. I see bloodshed in Oyo. If Alao-Akala is not careful, Ibadan people will fight him and raise an army of opposition against him.
Lagos State needs to pray against internal problems. There will be internal fighting against (Governor Babatunde) Fashola. A lot of politicians in the state will be disappointed. There will be efforts to replace Fashola with another person but it will fail. Fashola will run for second term and only God can stop him.
At the end of the crisis over the local governments, Lagos will have the 57 councils. The battle would be a long one but from the look of things, Lagos will win. PDP (Peoples Democratic Party) will look for a way of winning Lagos. It will come back in a big way but will have a weak candidate who will not be able to match Fashola.
The 2011 election in Lagos will be full of crisis. Edo, Bauchi, Benue, Yobe, Kaduna and Ekiti states will experience electoral crises. In Ekiti, (Kayode) Fayemi will not win at the tribunal. He should wait for another time. There will be a lot of political moves against Oni, against his second term.
We need prayers for 2011. The constitution reform process will not succeed. It will be dropped. (Ibrahim) Babangida is coming out but PDP will not allow him. Babangida contesting on the platform of PDP will not be realistic. There is going to be disorganisation in PDP towards 2011 because the Presidency issue will give them a lot of setback. There will be changes in INEC (Independent National Electoral Commission). There will be new methods in our voting system.
If Yar’Adua fails to contest in 2011, another governor will emerge as presidential candidate of PDP. Goodluck Jonathan will be robbed politically and would be disappointed even before the end of his tenure. The Presidency needs prayer that there would be no death within the Villa.
Yar’Adua is going to change his cabinet. Some ministers will be dropped between now and early next year. There will be political problems for Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State. Political tension, disorderliness is coming up in the state. Some House of Assembly Speakers will still be impeached and one SSG (Secretary to State Government) will be sacked.
The efforts of the EFCC chairperson will not be appreciated at the end of the day. I see another EFCC coming up. Additional states will not be approved now but later in the South West, South South and the North. A state might not be created out of Oyo but surely Ijebu State is coming.
Not all Senators, Reps and state legislators will complete their terms. I don’t see a sincere election in 2011.
There would be different factions in the Action Congress. Katsina and Niger governors will face stiff opposition. (Ahmed) Yerima, former Zamfara State governor, can never be president of Nigeria.
Bar Beach
Lagos State is only wasting money on the Bar Beach. The place has a lot of spiritual undertone. No matter how much effort is introduced, the water will continue to overflow its bank.
Traditional rulers
The Emir of Kano needs to pray very well. The Emir of Katsina needs prayers for God’s protection and guidance. Alaafin of Oyo will be troubled and will face some challenges. The Awujale of Ijebu-Ode will face some domestic problems. Aare Alao Arisekola needs prayer. Some former Nigerian presidents need prayers between 2011 and 2012. Lagos State will lose an ex-governor.
Education
The ASUU strike will take another dimension. The Minister of Education must be very careful about this else it could destroy his political future. We need prayer in our education sector because I see cultism coming up. Vice Chancellors of some universities will be sacked.
Labour
Doctors will still go on strike. There will be problems in the NLC. Labour will proceed on strike in some states. I see bad fuel coming into the country. I also want to tell you that there will not be stability in our electricity supply. Some PHCN regional managers will run into trouble and there would be transferred. Some AIGs and army officers will be retired. Some army officers will go on compulsory retirement. Some service chiefs will be changed.
Three countries from Nigeria
There will be problem in Nigeria in future in which the flag and the name will change. I see that the Green-White-Green (flag) will go. I’m not telling you precisely how soon it will be. I see three nations coming out of Nigeria and settling down in different places. One will be stronger than the others and people will apply for visa to enter the stronger nation. How it will come I don’t know. Oodua State is coming. If care is not taken, it will be the state others will bow before. Nigeria needs a lot of prayers so that we don’t experience more religious crisis.
Military and paramilitary
Customs and the immigration services will change their uniforms. We will have local police; a lot of changes are coming into the police force.
International scene
The Camerounian President needs prayer for good health and against political crisis. A great opposition is coming against him. The Togolese President will be betrayed by his closest aides. His authority in Togo will be challenged in the coming election. Former Ghanaian president, Jerry Rawlings, and the incumbent need prayers for good health. Rwanda will experience a new dawn.
His predictions that have come to pass:
Published in Sunday Sun December 28, 2008
Some governors will not finish their terms – Oserheimen Osunbor (Edo) and Olusegun Agagu (Ondo) were sacked by the Appeal Court in November 2008 and February 2009 respectively
Death of two Nigerian actresses (Remi Abiola and Monsurat Omidina, wife of Baba Suwe)
Removal of five state House of Assembly Speakers - Plateau and Niger Speakers have been removed
Some banks will face serious crisis – Five banks MDs and their Directors were sacked in August
Religious crisis will break out in some northern states (Boko Haram claimed over 1500 lives)
ANPP governorship candidate, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, will lose appeal against Oyo State Governor, Adebayo Alao-Akala.
Bauchi State Deputy Governor will be impeached and there will be political impasse in the state (He was impeached in August)
A northern state governor will escape assassination (Yobe State governor narrowly escaped assassination)
Explosions at the NNPC Atlas Cove Jetty in Lagos
The bloody NURTW Crises in Oyo State
The loss of oil wells by Cross River State
Changes in leadership of Central Bank of Nigeria *Death of CC Onoh, former governor of old Anambra State
Politicians will dump their parties (Confirmation - Sunday Sun July 12, 2009 page 9 and July 26, 2009 page 47)
Death of Gabon President, Omar Bongo Sunday Sun July 19, 2009
Removal of Customs’ Comptroller-General
Bank executives to face EFCC
Reforms in the Banking Industry in Nigeria
Lamido Sanusi’s banking reforms; specifically predicted the removal of Oceanic, Afribank CEOs and others.
The moves against the Niger State Governor
Militants move against Federal Government and the spate of bombings (Confirmation - Sunday Sun July 26, 2009)
The tuberculosis challenge in Nigeria (Confirmation? The Punch July 17 2009, Page 3
Crisis in Actors Guild of Nigeria (Confirmation - This Day Friday July 31, 2009, Page 27
Some ANPP Governors will defect to PDP
The travails of the Bayelsa State government
Andy Uba, invalidation of his governorship election victory and the 2010 struggle; the current Anambra governor (Peter Obi) and his deputy will have problem
Death of former Chief of Army Staff, General Luka Yusuf.
Well i wouldn't say we don't need more but the existing ones should be upgraded to acceptable standards and any new ones should also toll that line. Another option is diversify the post secondary school education. We should have Polytechnics, Vocational schools, Trade schools and Technical schools. Everyone don't have to be in the university. Create Meaningful jobs and space in the economy for all these categories mentioned and people will not want to kill themselves to get into the Universities. It just seems the only space in the economy for graduates was meant for University graduates hence the mad rush to get in there. In Europe those who went to vocational schools earn big money and live a comfortable live but not in Nigeria.
@Poster he is truly busy with his work and there is nothing bad seeing twice a month provided you people communicate through other means like phone and chatting. He is busy trying to prepare for the happily married after life so you don't have to worry about any financial obligation.
The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday in Abuja approved the issuance of provisional licences for the establishment of seven new private universities in the country. Nigeria currently has 96 universities, comprising 27 federal, 35 state and 34 private universities.
The seven private universities are Wellspring University, Evbuobanosa, Edo State; Paul University, Awka, Anambra State; Rhema University, Obeama-Asa, Rivers State; Oduduwa University, Ipetumodu, Osun State; Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State; Godfrey Okoye University,
Ugwuomu-Nike, Enugu State, and Nigerian Turkish Nile University, Abuja.
Speaking at the post FEC briefing, which was chaired by Nigerian president, Umaru Yar'Adua, the Minister of Information, Dora Akunyili, and her Minister of State counterpart, Ikra Bilbis, said the Minister of Education, Sam Egwu, presented a memo to the council seeking the approval for the issuance of provisional licences for the establishment of the new private universities.
Mrs. Akunyili said FEC approved the memo after considering the country's rising population. "Considering our rising population and this administration's desire to improve skills and enhance standards as one of the seven-point agenda Council, therefore, considered and approved the issuance of provisional licences for the establishment of the seven (7) private universities," she said.
The Minister of State for Education, Aisha Duku, who also spoke at the briefing, said the universities had to undergo rigorous screening before getting the provisional licences.
Ms Dukku added that currently, out of the 96 universities in the country, only 34 are privately owned, and that more universities are needed to take care of the millions who need admission. She said that over one million candidates applied for university admission this year through the Joint Matriculation Examination and only about 220,000 could be accommodated.
She also said contrary to popular opinion that private universities are concentrated in one part of the country, the seven approved private universities are evenly distributed. Two of them are situated in each of the three zones in the South, while one is in the Federal Capital Territory.
chika98: Finding a good man these days is like a needle in a haystack! Some of us have given up on the whole thing. It is such a shame at the amount of men that are willing to run around and play little games. Also, at the women who enable them do so. I don comot my hand for the whole thing.
Can you try to be specific? Good man or Good Nigerian Man?
chic2pimp: ^^^^ Same applies to women
They won't accept or believe that or did you see anyone of them here throwing the blame at themselves? No they just like to play the victim part and forgeting that you have to remove the bug in your eyes first before you can clearly blame the men otherwise they are just missing the main point.
You made more sense than you can imagine because what you said was the simple truth. Both sides are to blame and the earlier we start sorting it out the better for both parties.
Don't work yourself up too much sister just view the words on his profile pics and check his earlier post and you will know what kind of guy he is.
@Poster so the school admission you missed this year is not troubling you and it is girls thats your problem now right. Well i blame those who are still feeding and taking care of you. You better sit up because those girls you are chasing will later ask you 2moro if you are man enough to marry them. Face your education, career and Life to make the best out of it.
If you are looking for girls you can get better chances on a dating site and not here.
sparta: Back in those days women don't have a say when it comes to marriage and our fathers and mothers were happily married therein after but now that they are having a say what do you get? Cold Feet and the likes .\
YOU ARE JUST THE TRUE SON OF PHAROH. A slave driver!
I never implied women should be slaves so don't interpret my post out of context. Because they didn't have a say in the choice making did not made them slaves. I think you should go and find out why our fathers and mothers had a happy marriage and then you will realize where you modern ladies are getting it wrong.
Romance › Re: He's Asking Me To Pay For My Trip by Pharoh: 5:59pm On Oct 24, 2009
This is getting too far gosh.
