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Beync: Set to, abt to, everything is abt to happen in naija.

Not everything, some things has happened already eg corruption, embezelment among others

[quote author=Chyz*]You all should be thanking Ibeto for fighting and breaking Dangote's monopoly in cement and also thant the FG for dismissing dangote's anti-competitive complain about Ibeto. Dangote is not lowering to price because they are being nice to the citizen's, they are doing it out of pure competition against Ibeto to prevent a huge loss in the industry for them.[/quote]True talk. Diplomacy

cyril83: Story story........story! Bunch of thieves

Tell'em

I think its d parent dat r possesed

Cultured: @OP

I can authoritatively say you are part and parcel of that heinous act. Watch your back .

Me *logs out

Chanchit: # whistling on top okada#

They'll come next 4 ur grand fada n ur fada

Emmy9ite: young money,cash money! can a 20 yr old dude wif cash get married??

Y not. Notin rules

afam4eva: Why is Peckam not on that list?

Were u born there

queensmith: lol- bhet why?

U live there?

The useless 1st poster @ mukina2 shud post again naa let's see, mtchew

Jst got the new bt I'll need some confirmation

Jakumo:
Anyone who thinks they can order their driver to bulldoze through an ARMED checkpoint will certainly get a quick lesson in terminal ballistics, and then that person die in spectacular fashion .

When troops are drafted ANYWHERE, they are on a hair-trigger, and will open fire at the slightest suspicion elicited by passers-by or vehicles.

The man who just died from his bullet wounds was afflicted with African Big-Manism, coupled with a severe case of Man-Pass-Manism, which was also further compounded by acute infections of  "Do you know who I am ?"

Personally, I fell NO pity for that ignorant and arrogant muffuguh, but if his death serves as a lesson to other Big Men who think they are too cool for school, then it was all for a good cause.

dats d dead u talking about, watch ur tongue. RIP Pastor

The authorities of the University of Maiduguri have announced the resumption of lectures and all academic activities from Monday, next week. A statement signed by the Registrar of the institution, Alhaji Babagana Aji and made available to Daily Sun, said the institution’s timetables had been reviewed to squeeze lectures between eight in the morning and four in the evening.

Meanwhile, the University of Maiduguri Student Unions Government had, in an advertorial placed in some dailies, apologized over the disruption of ASUU congress last December. “On behalf of the entire students of the university, the SUG sincerely and faithfully tenders its unreserved apology to the chairman and members of ASUU, UNIMAID chapter over the actions and behaviours of some students during the peaceful demonstration held on Wednesday, December 7, 2011. SUG is also sincerely tendering its unreserved apology to the management and staff of the university and any other persons who might have been directly or indirectly hurt as a result of the demonstration,” the advertorial signed by Dauda Mohammed and Adamu Galadima, acting president and secretary respectivel, stated.Bubakar explained that some students under the agies of the Students Union had disrupted the academic staff union congress last December, describing the act as irresponsible. He alleged that the students that staged a demonstration at the beginning of the recently suspended two-month old ASUU strike, kidnapped his 15-year-old son and damaged the vehicles of some staffers of the university. He also said the union had not been informed of the resumption of lectures on Monday.


He said the decision was reached at the university Senate’s Special Meeting “to strike a safe balance between the institution’s routines and the curfew imposed on Maiduguri, as well as the daily traffic jams in the city and the sporadic gun battles being experienced.” However, the chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Dr. Usman Abubakar said the lecturers might not go back to the classrooms contrary to the university directive. He said ASUU resolved not to go back to the classroom until the Students Union Government of the university apologised for their unruly behavior.

He said the decision was reached at the university Senate’s Special Meeting “to strike a saf

Bubakar explained that some students under the agies of the Students Union had disrupted the

Meanwhile, the University of Maiduguri Student Unions Government had, in an advertorial placed in some dailies, apologized over the disruption of ASUU congress last December. “On behalf of the entire students of the university, the SUG sincerely and faithfully tenders its unreserved apology to the chairman and members of ASUU, UNIMAID chapter over the actions and behaviours of some students during the peaceful demonstration held on Wednesday, December 7, 2011. SUG is also sincerely tendering its unreserved apology to the management and staff of the university and any other persons who might have been directly or indirectly hurt as a result of the demonstration,” the advertorial signed by Dauda Mohammed and Adamu Galadima, acting president and secretary respectivel, stated. academic staff union congress last December, describing the act as irresponsible. He alleged that the students that staged a demonstration at the beginning of the recently suspended two-month old ASUU strike, kidnapped his 15-year-old son and damaged the vehicles of some staffers of the university. He also said the union had not been informed of the resumption of lectures on Monday.e balance between the institution’s routines and the curfew imposed on Maiduguri, as well as the daily traffic jams in the city and the sporadic gun battles being experienced.” However, the chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Dr. Usman Abubakar said the lecturers might not go back to the classrooms contrary to the university directive. He said ASUU resolved not to go back to the classroom until the Students Union Government of the university apologised for their unruly behavior.authorities of the University of Maiduguri have announced the resumption of lectures and all academic activities from Monday, next week. A statement signed by the Registrar of the institution, Alhaji Babagana Aji and made available to Daily Sun, said the institution’s timetables had been reviewed to squeeze lectures between eight in the morning and four in the evening.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2012/feb/17/national-17-02-2011-019.html

Help me ask am

Tanks, ur clue saved my relationship

ASUU, last week, met with the Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufai in Abuja to r

Before the meeting, Senate, as part of moves to get ASUU to call of the strike, passed

Other items in the agreement include revamping the decaying infrastructure in universities,

Speaking to Daily Sun, an official of ASUU who pleaded anonymity revealed that signi

“We will meet at the University of Abuja on that Tuesday and I think the meeting will ag
Asked if the Federal Government had accepted to implement the union’s agreement, he replied: “What I can tell you is that we have made some strides. We have a minister who, to some extent, is not playing politics with the agreement unlike what we had in the past.”ree to end the strike.”ficant inroads had been made in resolving the disagreement with government. He said: “We are almost at the end of the strike. Unless anything crops up we hope to call off the strike on Tuesday (tomorrow). increased research funding and enhanced emoluments. Although the Federal Government signed the agreement, it had refused to honour it, leading to recurring strikes by ASUU. a bill elongating the retirement age of lecturers from 60 to 70 years. The increase in the retirement was contained in ASUU’s agreement signed by government some years ago.esolve grey areas in the contentious ASUU agreement. The meeting could not produce the desired results as the lecturers turned down the minister’s pleas to end the strike.Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may be called off tomorrow. To this end, the leadership of the union is billed to meet at the University of Abuja, Gwagwalada, to review the strike and outcome of dialogue with the Federal Government.

Yap bro dats quite true. Some Ndigbo r like dat

The call was occasioned by the activities of the Islamist fundamentalist sect, Boko Haram
The latest onslaught of the dreaded sect was on Kano State last weekend in which multiple

Addressing newsmen at the end of the meeting, Movement for Actualisation of the Soverei

The meeting, which preceded an all-Igbo political leaders meeting convened by the South-Eas

“The current situation in the North and the rampant killing of our Igbo brothers and s

“We cannot fold our arms and watch our people killed and buried in mass graves in the Nor

“We have set up a team to meet with the President as soon as possible to assess the security situation as it affects Igbos. We are using this opportunity to alert the international community of this refugee crisis and the fact that our people are returning home in droves without any government assistance,” the elders said.th. The men can stay back and protect their investments. “We have set up centres where people who have nowhere to go to can stay and we request churches and other non-governmental organizations to assist in providing settlement centres.isters bring to mind the sequence of events and pogroms that led to the civil war. We are thus calling for emergency desk in the affected areas to get data regarding the number of persons that have lost their lives.“We are taking the decision bearing in mind that our people in the North are being slaughtered like cows without any clear directive as to what they should do.t Governors Forum, however, said that the men can remain in the North to protect their investment. “We are calling for the immediate return of Igbo wives and children so that their safety can be assured. The Igbo nation is once again facing an impending refugee crisis and our people are being forced to flee their base and places of work, field and business in order to avoid being killed.gn State of Biafra (MASSOB) leader, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, and former President of Ohaneze Ndigbo, Justice Eze Ozobu, said the decision was in the best interest of the Igbo. bombings claimed no fewer than 200 lives. Since the deadly attacks, non-indigenes have been fleeing in droves from the state., which has unleashed terror on some states in the North killing over 500 in the last few months.Call it fear of Boko Haram or the unknown. But the Igbo Elders Forum met yesterday at the residence of the late Igbo leader, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, and asked its kinsmen resident in the northern part of Nigeria to return home.

A legend indeed

Lol

semid4lyfe:
Does he identify himself as been a Nigerian?

he is brithian of nigerian parentage

it is well:
Money n fame good o.

if say na brooke ass she 4 love am?

Wish dem happy married life

Crown Prince:
Me think it was genevieve nnaji he wanted to hook up wit

even dbanj still dey work hard

NO, fb, twitter uses d bis

i need brand new blackberry bold 2 either white or black holla @ 07026419136

The culprit is yet to b caught. The university circular has it that the state CID is workin tirelessly to bring him to judgment

ndi igbo kwenu

yap that s my shettima

despite the recent happenings in Maiduguri the state capital of Borno wheres attack of civilian and military personnel has created unrest among citizens of the state, the University of Maiduguri has refused to let students go home until today after both lectures and student were displaced as a result of yesterday renewed attack. i am sure the VC received professional advices lmao,  home here i come