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Holuwardarah babe

asqr:
wich one

Freshers. Your set! Or is there none?

Someone should add me to the whatsapp group - 08126999262.

oluwadanie1:
This is getting interesting.

The budget is a scam

OAU SU LEADERSHIP GOOFS..

I read with utter dismay the rejoinder signed by members of the parliament and CEC of Great Ife Students' Union sent to the media as a reply to the allegations levelled against them (Budget Inflation). I make bold to assert that it is a total ploy to deceive members of the public, gain public sympathy and bury their case. They dare not paste such statements on campus because students are very much aware of the truth.

It is saddening and lamentable to realize that these elements were so desperate to cover their misdeeds to the extent of spewing lies to the social media.

THE TRUE STORY
The Union Leadership (Central Executive Council, Student Representative Council and the Hall Executive Council) presented their annual budget to the B & F Committee that read in excess of 26 million naira. The Budget is available to all students and anybody that wishes to see it. The B & F slashed the budget and presented it at the parliamentary sitting held on Sunday 14th September, 2015 at the level of Awolowo Hall Café. The slashed budget was however still outrageous. After much agitation and outright rejection by conscious students and few parliamentarians, a motion was moved and supported by progressive parliamentarians that the budget should be referred back to the B & F to work on again and be presented later at another sitting. The sitting was afterwards adjourned.

It is very important to note and state that as at Monday 15th September, 2015, these set of union leaders were still defending the exorbitant budget. However, when it became subject of public debate, they were pushed to cook up lies and deny the presentation of such bogus budget.

In the statement signed by the Union Leaders, they failed to deny or confirm whether they actually presented such outrageous budget but used the PDP/APC-like manner of replying allegations by terming the allegations as mere propaganda and a ploy by some people to tarnish their image. The fact that they could not defend the budget is enough proof to show that the budget is not justified.

The members of the public should not be deceived and confused by the union leadership as they are corrupt and selfish individuals. They see unionism as a panacea to poverty.

As at now, students are angry and disappointed in them. They can no longer walk confidently on campus. They dare not go to halls of residence and sell such lies before students. They can only sell such cheap lies to the innocent public.

The members of the public should also understand that these elements (Central Executive Council) have been spending money from the union's account autonomously without the consent of the parliament which is grossly against the traditions of our Union.

We also demand that the members of the Press come down to OAU campus and conduct an open interview for the Union leaders at the level of Awolowo Hall Café and see whether they can repeat such rejoinder before ever-gallant students.


Emman O. Emma (EOE)
Part Two Law Student and member of Education Rights Campaign (ERC)

Cc:
Lalasticlala, Fynestboi

FireVexen:
hi barrister

hello barrister

Cool...

chisombenedicta:
Yea acctn

chisombenedicta:
Ikeepitreal ure a psychologist abi pls come nd hlp muyiwa

Are yu an applicant? And what course?

JSMMUYIWA:
Sorry 4 being casual! How do u do?

I am good sir nd yu?

JSMMUYIWA:
Yes!; You!

Well

chisombenedicta:
Hmmmm re u an aspirant too?

I once was.

Congratulations to all those that have gained admission here. And to those that are still hoping, your hopes will not be dashed. I also hope to see y'all soon. Is there any Lawyer in d house?

lomprico:
I SMH for u, u are like a piece of wood in d ocean where ever the tides carry u, u go be it good or bad. GEJ went to chad n niger, ohh! He is wrong, MB did same ahh! He is right.

Was it the visit that we condemned? Nah. we condemned being overly reliant on them.

shikaan:
if 1000 people died in chad thats entirely the business of the chadian government... after posting this stupid comment of urs u dare say i dont know what i am saying?? how much daft can u be?

lol,you are ignorant. If you are fighting the same war as your neighbour, what's wrong in cooperating and getting rid of the problem in unison

shikaan:
the over 300 people who died this week, died in Nigeria. not Niger or chad.. why den do we now need chad or Niger?

will you know if 1000 die in chad? You dont know what you are saying

Booked

This is hilarious

Rabbish!!!

saaedlee:
#SoTrue

Tanoids wont agree doh. Waiting for their attacks

Something is telling me this change is real
Lalasticlala

Under former President Goodluck Jonathan's administration, four people worked under the department of Information and Media;

Dr. Reuben Abati (Special Adviser to Jonathan on Media and Publicity), Doyin Okupe (Special Adviser to the President on Public Affairs - Also Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity) and Reno Omokri (Special Adviser to Jona on New Media {I dont know what old media is though ) and his Minister of Information (compulsory).

However, this change era that we are, things have changed as we have Adesina sticking to the supposed role of Abati by advising PMB instead of attacking supposed enemies. Also, Mallam Garba Shehu has taken up the job of educating the ignorant SaTANoids like Femi Fani Kayode, Fayose and even Nairaland tanoids.

The Useless role of Reno Omokri that has been chopping like a million every month (remember he must collect salaries/wages, allowances, private car, probably residence) has been cancelled.

Really, Division of Labour and Specialization.

Lalasticlala, barcanista

Booked

Lol, space booked
Lalasticlala

CHANGE!!!

CONGRATULATIONS FEMI ADESINA

FEMI ADESINA: BUHARI – BUT THEY SAID HE COULDN’T REMEMBER HIS PHONE NUMBER
Jan 23, 2015

Perhaps the only thing that hasn’t been thrown at Gen Muhammadu Buhari, presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), is the kitchen sink. Every other missile has been hurled in his direction, either to incapacitate, damage him morally and physically, and get him out of next month’s election. Why are they so afraid of this man? Mortally afraid.

He is sick. He has prostate cancer. Really? Who is wholly sound and 100% healthy in this world? Let the person step forward. And then, who is not sick in Nigeria today? Only the enemies of the country are not. I am sick and tired of news coming from Baga, Mubi, Gwoza, Chibok, Bunin Yadi, Yobe, Nyanya, Madalla, Abuja, Gombe, Kano, Kaduna, and many others. And I am tired of being sick and tired. I want another kind of music. Not the booms of bombs, and the rat-tat-tat and ricochets of bullets. Each time the death toll is announced, I get sick and tired. For how long?

He is 72 years old, and too near to his grave. He does not have what it takes to rule a country like Nigeria, because he’s too old. Who says it is only old people that must die before the young? Well, radical lawyer, Festus Keyamo has put the answer in perspective. Did you read that angry but insightful press statement he issued earlier this week? Well, here’s what he said on the politics of age:

“The orchestration of the age of Buhari is just another mischief, symptomatic of the weaker side the president’s team find themselves in the argument. Agility and strength and good health is not exactly a function of age. Yar’Adua did not die in power because he was an old man. Abacha did not die in power because he was an old man. Obasanjo ruled until he was seventy (70) years and it is the same set of PDP big wigs that are now criticizing the age of Buhari that were promoting and supporting the third-term bid of Obasanjo that would have taken him to, perhaps, seventy-eight (78) years as President. Today, Obasanjo still jumps about at nearly eighty (80) years, or perhaps more. Professor Wole Soyinka, at over eighty (80) years, still travels everywhere, delivering lectures. The relevant question here is that, is the age more important than the character or the character more important than the age? For those who are Christians, remember that the Bible says in Proverbs 16:31 that grey-headedness is a crown of beauty if found in the ways of righteousness. It is idiotic to deride an elderly person who is still agile and upright in character, instead of us praying that we live up to that age and we are blessed with such strength at such an age. During the Second Republic, the South-West and South-East massively voted for Awolowo and Azikiwe respectively who were both over seventy (70) years old, yet nobody raised an eyebrow.”

The sum of N25 billion was misappropriated under his watch at the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF), they also allege. Well, Olusegun Obasanjo, the man who set up the probe panel that came up with the report says the findings are fake, false, and not worth the paper on which it was written. Knowing Obasanjo as we do in this country, do you think he could have got a report worth its weight in gold against Buhari, and he would not uphold it? He would have done so with relish! But for me, I trust the ramrod straight General from Daura any day, because he has earned that trust. I don’t know about you. Hear the confidential report written about his character and personality as far back as 1975, when he attended the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington. The report was signed by HW Kulkarni, Chief Instructor of the College:

“Tall, slim and well turned-out, Buhari is a quiet, unassuming and honest individual, with a mature and balanced outlook. Subdued by nature, he is not assertive. A friendly and co-operative individual. He does his best for his team. Accepts criticism willingly. He is polite and somewhat shy. However, he mixes quite well. Physically, he is quite fit.”

Quiet, unassuming and honest individual! My head swells to bursting point when I read things like this about any individual. Even in 1975, exactly 40 years ago, Buhari was declared as honest, from a foreign land. And that is the testimony that trails him wherever he has served: governor, oil minister, head of state, PTF chairman. I feel like shouting in joy. Why won’t I believe in someone like this? That is who Nigeria has been looking for since the beginning of creation!

Oh, he is anachronistic, a man of yesterday, who doesn’t even know the number of his cell phone. Really? Did you watch Buhari on Wednesday, when he addressed the press on the phantom certificate saga, which his political adversaries had whipped up simply because they are both idle and afraid? “We sat for the University of Cambridge/WASCE examination in 1961, the year we graduated. My examination number was 8200002, and I passed the examination in the Second Division.” Oh-la-la. That was an exam taken 53 years ago! And the man can recall his number. I took the same exam 35 years ago. Please, don’t ask for my examination number, except you want to mock me. I don’t have the foggiest recollection of it. Yet they say Buhari doesn’t even remember his telephone number. Now, we know the truth.

He is a tyrant, who ruled Nigeria with an iron fist as military head of state. He will do it again, if voted into office. Hear this testimonial by the man’s school principal in 1961:

“A fine boy of honest and open disposition. A trifle gentle in dealing with his juniors. Loyal. Polite. Well mannered.” Is this the same person some Nigerians have demonized as Dracula? They have called him every negative name under the sun! I tell you, some people will not get to Heaven, unless they repent.

Hear SP Malhotra, a Major General and Commandant of Defence Services Staff College, Wellington, when Buhari attended from January 22 to November 24, 1975:

“Of average intelligence, Buhari is sober and balanced. Straight, forward, simple and mature. He expresses his views freely when asked. Keen to learn. Sociable, though somewhat shy. Pleasant and cordial.”

And here in Nigeria, the only thing his political opponents have not thrown at him yet is the kitchen sink. Weep, weep for a land that consumes its best hands, and elevates mediocrities.

Now that the storm in a teacup called certificate scandal has blown over, how do the anti-Buhari people feel? Are they contrite, ashamed, humbled, and sober? I wish they were. But knowing them, they won’t retreat or surrender. Till the elections are concluded next month, (on FeBuhari 14), they will continue to rake muck, throw mud, trying to see whether it would stick on the white robe of the Mai Gaskiya (the honest man). Old sins, they say, have long shadows. Will any old sin come from the past to cast any shadow on Buhari’s reputation? I doubt. While the certificate issue lasted, somebody said if all that he could produce were his NEPA bills, he would still vote for him. Another said if all that Buhari brought was the label of Agege bread, he has his vote. What confidence! May God give us leaders we can fully trust in this country. Amen, somebody!

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=101442

Taylor86:
well (in okon calabars voice)

we have to accept d change dats finally here

weda ur PDP or otherwise

but plzz, buhari i dey kneel down here

if u can only stabilize world oil price

and mk N1 = $1

forget other promises

we can do them our sef

bro, who chose you to speak for Nigerians? You are speaking for yourself and your family. (Stop the use of 'US' and WE

Where is baba's pastor, Thunder Bakare?

SaTANoids at work again. BABA, NOW THAT YOU ARE THERE, send yankari.com reporters to kirikiri

Eyepencil:
Bingo don't quote me again.

You are the monkey here