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Anuoluwapo3054:
We are hoping... God will do the best.

I pray so too my brother.

Lamisamy:
movie that was overhyped.. rubbish

you don watch am?

Anuoluwapo3054:
To all Unilorites on this forum... I put a call through to some lecturers at some department that are my church member to confirm the mobilization /slashing palava... I was told they never heard of that ooo... And that soon our names shall be uploaded..... I even confirm from a friend's mum that works with the Senate... She said, she wasn't aware of that and she didn't hear anything pertaining to that.



Cc

yhenny

don't believe them bro. Gt a feeling they are still keeping it on a low key as they don't know the criteria they'll use yet. Senate had a sitting yesterday, and this issue - I heard, was discussed. Let's just keep praying and hoping any decision(s) they take favors us.

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Besides, Shettima argued that the greatest tragedy that befell the country was the emergence of the Goodluck Jonathan administration.

the only crime GEJ committed was/is that he's from the south. Nigerians actually committed the greatest tragedy in the history of this country by voting GMB.

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afolwalex20:
Source?

Level Adviser

yhenny:
gahn gahn....i know for sure that my name is there!..thanks for this info sir
cc
eemalex
LBlessing
mzteemarh
Anuoluwapo

Na to start serious prayer remain.

CONFIRMED!!! the 38% mobilization list will also affect UNILORIN and right now, list has been compiled by Students Affairs, to be sent to nysc latest by 2mao.

Currently, no list is with NYSC (u can confirm dt on nysc portal). Only 38% of the graduating students will be mobilized this Nov while odas will wait till March.
No one knws the criteria used by Students Affairs in d selection process.

eemalex2:
No o... I just got info that senate are sitting right now to determine the criteria they would use to slash...... Someone said spillover then random, am not too sure though

will confirm that. And I hope it's not true

eemalex2:
ok it means they are done with slashing...

no info on that yet. But I believe unilorin will mobilize everybody

eemalex2:
Hope their time wasting and keeping mute would pay off

there's still time actually. Heard they're still making corrections to some of the names, they'll forward to NYSC when they're done, hopefully before Wednesday.

eemalex2:
Na wa o, so na like this Nairaland dey ban.... What I do sef
yhenny and co..... Any news please... Unilorin just mute like say EFCC dey their tail

brother me self tire o. Let's keep hoping they'll upload before soon sha

May God help us in this country.

Safe journey

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Who no hear must hear..

Happy for them.

Amaechi/APC clearly has the last laugh....

Enter my car and leave na. what else??

Wow. Just WOW!!!

President Muhammadu Buhari, the Sultan of Sokoto, Saád Abubakar, and a Maiduguri-based Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ibrahim Saleh, have been named among the world’s 50 most influential Muslim leaders.

The Muslim 500, an annual publication of the World’s 500 most influential Muslims, recognised the three Nigerian leaders in its 7th edition published recently.

The publication says there are 1.7 billion Muslims in the world today, making up approximately 23% of the world’s population, or one-fifth of mankind.

It said those recognised have a sense of belonging to Muslim community worldwide, besides being citizens of their respective countries.
The publication measured influence some Muslims have on other Muslims to include: any person who has the power (be it cultural, ideological, financial, political or otherwise) to make a change that will have a significant impact on the Muslim world.
The impact could be either positive or negative, depending on one’s point of view, it said.

It added that the influence could be of a religious scholar directly addressing Muslims and influencing their beliefs, ideas and behaviour, or it could be a ruler shaping the socio-economic factors within which people live their lives, or of artists shaping popular culture.
“The first two examples also point to the fact that the lists, and especially the Top 50, are dominated by religious scholars and heads of state. Their dominant and lasting influence cannot be denied, especially the rulers, who in many cases also appoint religious scholars to their respective positions,” it said.

While the publication listed the top 500 influential Muslim leaders, the first part recognised the top 50 in which Messrs. Buhari, Abubakar and Saleh appear.

President Buhari was listed as the Number 20, while the Sultan and Sheikh Saleh are listed as numbers 24 and 38 respectively.
In a short citation, The Muslim 500 recognised Mr. Buhari’s past military career, his anti-corruption credentials and his promise and subsequent efforts to deal with the insurgent group, Boko Haram.
It also recognised that on economy and infrastructure.

“President Buhari was the first chairman of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and was the mastermind behind the construction of 20 oil depots throughout Nigeria, a project involving over 3200 kilometres of pipelines,” the magazine said. “Both the Warri and Kaduna refineries were built under his leadership. He also established the blueprints for the country’s petro-chemical and liquefied natural gas programmes”.

On environment, it said Mr. Buhari is “an active environmentalist who has drafted several plans to preserve wildlife in Nigeria. He has also exerted great efforts on the conservation of nature in Nigeria; such as controlling the logging industry whereby he has ensured that double the number of trees felled are replaced by loggers. He has also worked on restricting the Ecological Fund Office so it can deliver on environmental challenges”.

As for the Sultan Abubakar, the publication stated that he holds an important administrative influence in Nigerian religious life.
“Abubakar is the titular ruler of Sokoto in northern Nigeria and is also the head of the Nigerian National Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs. Leadership of this council means that the Sultan of Sokoto remains the only figure that can legitimately claim to speak on behalf of all Nigerian Muslims.

“This role has become increasingly influential over the years with a rise in interreligious tensions between Nigeria’s Muslim majority north and Christian-majority south,” it said.

The Muslim 500 also said the Sultan has started many initiatives to counter and reduce the influence of Boko Haram, including inviting an international joint Muslim/Christian Delegation to visit Nigeria.

As for Sheikh Saleh, the publication recognised him as a lecturer in the fields of Tafsir Al Qur’an (exegesis) and the Hadith as well as Islamic sciences, jurisprudence and ethics.

“He has over 100 written works. He has held and still heads several significant positions, some of which are, founder and mentor of the Islamic renaissance Organization, adviser to the Federal Government on its Islamic Affairs since 1992, Assistant Secretary-general for African Affairs in the World Islamic People’s Leadership 1989 and many more”.

It also said the Sheikh is currently the head of the Supreme Council for Fatwa and Islamic Affairs in Nigeria and recently became a member of the ‘Muslim Council of Elders’ which embraces prominent scholars.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/190963-%E2%80%8Bbuhari-sultan-saleh-listed-among-worlds-top-50-muslim-leaders.html

Subsidy is a scam! Its just enriching some people (cabals) illegally. Its about time oil marketers start begging us to buy fuel. Subsidy must be fully removed.

Amaechi vs Wike - The story won't end anytime soon!

I prefer Before to After.

Kwara...lol

Its communicable...

Thanks for this