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ibkgab001:
You won't hear any sound when timing belt is about to give up

Experience will teach u more abt timing belt, it depends on the type of car you are driving, bt often time when your car just off d ignition without any notice and u suspect d timing belt, d Best thing is to pack and check it first because any attempt to restart d ignition will lead to bending of valve if nt condemned ur engine top.

Nice one. It is good to always pay attention to every changes that occur in your car. Let your sense organs be very active while driving especially those for smelling, hearing and seeing. Prevent accident due to mechanical fault. They give signs in most cases

Hello, do anyone has information about Chemistry department admission letter and recommendation?

ExTrEmE99:
Story for the gods

The gods are dead!

Happy birthday to the standing hero

President Barack Obama should learn the supremacy of God. Where is his ZMAPP he was hiding for Nigeria? Obama Nigeria believe in God the greatest physician, the most powerful and all sufficient, stop possing and putting yourself in position of God. Thank God for how He helped Nigeria to get rid of the deadlies disease in the world. Nigeria's freedom from Ebola Virus shall be permanent.

Kudos 2 our National Assembly. It seems presidency doesn't no what exactly d right policy to build up this nation!

well It will be a good move if our institution is rescue from stinking...arise new Nigerian higher institution

d mistake of d man called Afonja has left d fate of yorubas' in ilorin/kwara in a critical condition...it could be discuss in d NSC(sovereign conference) if there are representatives from kwara who are yorubas other wise you dont expect fulanis' who claim kwara to bring up such issue if they are d one 2 represent. I would also suggest u put these into writting and forward it to Afenifere. People like Femi Fanikayode can also be of help so don't keep ur plight within u. Air ur view 2 d yoruba elders. Best of luck!

Its often said that; it is not hw far bt hw well. I gives thanks 2 God I gained admission after 5 years and nw in 500 Level in the university.

Thank God oyo staste had not loss everything because Crown FC of Ogbomoso is back.

Eifeh: Crown fc in 3cs out

What is d meaning of life? After several struggles with nigerian educational factors, he was cut-off shortly. God help me 2 live my life for u, for the worldly achievements are vanity.
R I P.

Its a common question asked by several of us youth. Well, I don't knw d motive behind u question. Bt I knw u will agree wt me d@ when u exchange kiss and romance with opposite sex most especially at ur closet, It arouse ur sexual urge, when u proceed wtou caution u find urself in sexual act. 'LASCIVIOUSNESS as used in Galatians 5:19-21 (KJV) is defined 2 be any act that satisfy ur sexual desire...fornication could be done wtout penetration. May God help us.

Pls I need a help, I had a lateral malleolus ankle fracture, the cast was removed after 12 weeks. This is another 5 weeks after the cast has been removed, I still feel pain in my ankle while walking. And I want to know about how many weeks can it take to achieve full Range of Motion and a pain free ankle activities?

habbyy03: hehehehehe

the man resemble village headmaster, I like his drama anyway

TribalEAST: Any news on LAUTECH?

LAUTECH ASUU are solidly on strike, some of them are members of ASSU national excos so no retreat no surrender...LAUTECH is still on strike no green light!

It is a desire of every student of Higher institutions to graduate at the appropriate time stipulated by the programme schedules. The story is now different for most students who were suppose to graduate in 2012/2013 session of most of Nigerian versities as uncertainty of completion of their programme is warranted by ASSU strike.
Now the need for prayer by Nigerians for the prolonged strike is that; most of versity lecturers and the goverment officials are sending their children to private institutions as well as oveseas to study, they feel less pain about the delay...prayer of displacement and replacement should be prayed to God. May God displace and replace every principalities and authourities that are involves delaying and wasting the precious time of NIGERIAN students.

As said by Jesus; Signs and wonder shall be accomplished by every believers who truly gives themselves 2 christ...holy spirit and true faith a work!

Its high time Nigerian youth who are sincere patriots gird up their loins and fight this over-corrupt leader who still patronise themselves as best option in d Nation's politics. If all these money be refunded, it enough 2 establish all d unemployed youths in this country.

Any explanation on the UNSORTED pls!

[quote author=baslone]My first set of concerns arose when I decided to study the law that established the EFCC.

And even though I am not a lawyer or anything, I was shocked to see that it was so badly drafted and it seemed dangerously tilted in the direction where it could be abused. I suggest every well meaning Nigerian takes a closer look at the EFCC Act. It contains provisions that clearly conflict with the Constitution, particularly those provisions that relate to due process.

Also, the Act vested rather sweeping powers on the Commission in the area of law enforcement in general. Also, it was not quite clear how this Commission was going to interact with the office of the Attorney General and Minister of Justice. There seemed clearly to be a very poorly designed agency with no clear mandate or institutional structures in place. But at this initial stage, I was not worried too much. I saw some of these problems as the product of the rush and desperation of Government in search of solutions. Also, I paid rather close attention to the provisions of Section 39 of the EFCC Act, which empowered the Attorney General of the Federation to make rules and regulations for any aspects of the operations of the EFCC. I was of the belief that with such rule-making powers vested in the Attorney General of the Federation, there would be ample opportunity for the Commission to be steered in the right direction and to keep it well situated within the institutional arrangements for law enforcement in the country, of which the office of the Attorney General is the key.

Since its establishment in 2002 and subsequent take off in 2004, the EFCC has taken corruption head-on in its fight against the social menace and has recorded some degree of successes in this respect. For example, Chief Bode George was arraigned by EFCC alongside five other suspects (Aminu Dabo, Olusegun Abidoye, Adullahi Tafida, Zanna Maidaribe, and Sule Aliyu) on a 163-count charge (truncated to a 68-count charge) that bordered on an alleged misappropriation of Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) funds to the tune of N85 billion, and inflation of contract costs contrary to Section 22(3) of the Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, 2000. Thief (sorry, Chief) Bode George was however convicted and sentenced to concurrent term of two years imprisonment. For this singular conviction, EFCC has recorded yet another impressive success in its fight against corruption.

The pioneer chairman of the agency (though accused at some point of helping OBJ witch hunt his political enemies) actually took the war against corruption to the doorsteps of perpetrators. He (Ribadu) instituted cases against former governors and public officials. Ribadu prosecuted and secured the conviction of the former Inspector General of Police, Mr Tafa Balogun, who pleaded guilty to eight counts of money laundering charges to the tune of N16 billion in 2005. He was sentenced to six months imprisonment. Same went for Alamieyeseigha for money laundering. He was convicted and released on plea bargain.

After Ribadu’s exit from the EFCC, the zeal to fight corruption went from 100 to zero amid the negatives.

Ever since, the corruption trials have not gone beyond the plea stage, some for as long as six years after first arraignment in court. Many ex-government office holders, who had been accused of corruption, are still walking the land free. Some of them are in the National Assembly making laws for the country.

What do I intend to show with this report? I intend to bring public consciousness to the number of the abandoned cases by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Let’s take a look at some of the top cases that have either been thrown out, a plea bargain reached or literally abandoned by the EFCC:

Senator Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello:

In April 2008, the EFCC began the investigation of Senator Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello for receiving N10 million stolen from the Ministry of Health. The former Minister of Health and the deputy were also on trial for stealing over N30, 000,000 from the Ministry’s unspent funds from the 2007 budget. Although the Minister and his deputy lost their jobs, Senator Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello dramatized her case out of the court and eventually went scot-free. The court has maintained silence on the case. No acquittal, no adjournments.

Chimaroke Nnamani;

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, on 10 August, 2009, sealed off the premises of Cosmo FM Radio Station, Rainbownet Nigeria Limited and other companies believed to be owned by the ex-governor of Enugu State, who later became a Senator of the federal republic. The properties were seized by the EFCC

It high time Nigerian yougth who are sincere patriots gird up their loins and fight this over-corrupt leader who still patronise themselves as best option in d Nation's politics. If all these money be refunded, it enough 2 establish all d unemployed youths in this country.

thank you for this educative draft

Jarus: JH: On a final and lighter note sir, let me go a bit into your personal life. How do you unwind? Do you do any sports? Which football club, if any, do you support?

NR: Well, I spent quite a lot of time reading. And if I’m not following news on TV, I may be with my family. Being with family is itself a relaxing moment. I must admit that I do a lot of physical exercises now that I’m getting old (laughs).

I watch a lot of sporting activities from football to tennis. In terms of supporting a team, I promoted a football club here in Abuja to premiership level when I was at the EFCC. I have always been passionate about football.

At the international level, I support Liverpool FC. I remain a loyal fan, not willing to walk alone despite the unfavourable seasons. I’m happy that we begin this season with a victory against Stoke City. It’s a sign of the good things ahead for the Reds!



Thanks for your time sir.


http://www.jarushub.com/i-am-a-liverpool-fan-ribadu-tells-jarushub/

Gud work but his political carrier/ambition is not disclosed?

[quote author=ibifeeq]God bless nigeria....


AMEN! Soo many things the youths of Nigeria don't understand is that soo many of these old folks ruling us are only practicing what devil their boss commands then to do. I strongly believe that power will change hand one day, God will raise people who will rule Nigeria with the fear of God and love of the masses.