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This is what hunger can cause the smarter u get the better.kudos to the sss guys that may nt be the real name of that guy nd there many of them in lagos cheating people,many fake doctors teacher,pastor,students even police ,EFCC,sss ,soldier pls help get these guys

@ op no body ran away 4rm d team 9ja they all came back home nt like other african teams.this this is gold nw. Don't forget dt in other olympic nigeria would av taken the lead on runaway team members

Call it revenge ,pay back ,or endtime signs

Dat guy is d best guy fit to govern my state of origin may GOd reward him in bountiful fold as he has desired

its really a prob early check can stop d growth watch ur diet nd reduce in take of starchy food reduce bread consumptn.

dont die in unforgiveness pick up ur broken hart nd go bck u have learnt one way on hw nt to feel timid abt who u re anywhre .dont remain down 4 too long d devil want to make u do it again

Pls friend help me unlock my nokia 2310.the ime number is359831014682319 i av tried to do it but can't.tanks

Amen .plus their sponsors and members they ll roast in this fire of God

i can only serve in if AK 47 nd two millitary guys re given to me

LAGOS—Uneasy calm has
returned to the troubled
Mafoluku area of Lagos
where no fewer than five
persons were said to have
lost their lives including one
Jamiu Shodimu, following
heavy presence of policemen
now combing the area for
the suspected killers.
Although the Lagos State
command said no arrest had
been made in respect to
deaths three days ago, it
however disclosed that it
was closing in on some
major lead.
The late Shodimu was
murdered and his body
dumped in front of a
building on Mafoluku, which
residents have since fled for
fear of arrest.
Report said the late Shodimu
was a member of the
outlawed Odua Peoples’
Congress, OPC, whose death
was blamed on the lingering
battle over control of a
bridge that linked Ajao estate
and Ejigbo area of Lagos, by
factions of OPC.
Reacting to the development,
leaders of OPC described as
untrue report that the clash
that paralysed business
activities in the area was
caused by their men.
They denied involvement of
members in any fracas or
illegal toll collections of foot
bridge, let alone killing
anyone, denying that the late
Shodimu was not their
member.
Founder of OPC, Dr. Fredrick
Fasheun, told Vanguard
yesterday that he was not
aware that members of the
OPC were involved in the
clash, claiming rather that
those involved were
members of the National
Union of Road Transport
Workers, NURTW.
Similarly, OPC national
coordinator, Otunba Gani
Adams, maintained that
those involved in the clash
were not members of the
group, but those of the
NURTW.
But in a sharp reaction to the
alleged involvement of
NURTW, the Lagos State
Deputy Secretary of NURTW,
Mr. Paul Ogini, exonerated
members of the union from
the fracas, wondering what
NURTW had to do with illegal
toll collections on foot
bridge.
According to him, the
allegation against the union
was merely a way of giving a
dog a bad name for it to be
hung, arguing that the
troubled area was
dominated by OPC members
and political thugs and not
NURTW members.
Ogini said, “Is there any
garage there? Did the fight
occur at the motor parks? It
is true that every
organisation has a bad egg
that is why anytime chaos
occurs in any part of the
state, they blame it on
NURTW.”

LAGOS—Nigeria has
repatriated around 11,000
foreigners mainly from Niger
and Chad over the past six
months to curb a growing
Islamist insurgency, the
immigration services said,
Monday.
”The latest number of
foreigners repatriated as at
this morning is 11,000,”
immigration services
spokesman, Joachim Olumba,
told AFP, updating an earlier
figure.
He said: ”The bulk of them
are from Niger and Chad.”
The Boko Haram Islamic sect,
blamed for dozens of attacks
in the country that have
claimed hundreds of lives, is
thought to draw some of its
members from neighbouring
countries.
Olumba said the repatriation
“has been intensified in the
past six months following
the Boko Haram insurgency,”
adding: “We have an
obligation to rid the country
of undesirable elements.”
He said immigration officers
last week caught 120 people
trying to enter illegally from
Niger “and we quickly sent
them back to their country”.
Boko Haram’s gun and
bomb attacks have shaken
Africa’s most populous
country which is divided
between a mainly Muslim
north and predominantly
Christian south.
Its base is in northeast
Nigeria which borders
Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
Violence blamed on Boko
Haram, whose specific aims
remain largely unclear, has
since 2009 claimed more
than 1,000 lives, including
over 300 this year alone,
according to a tally by AFP
and activists.
The sect has previously said
it wants to create an Islamic
state in Nigeria’s deeply
impoverished north.
Nigeria’s military authorities
last week said Boko Haram
has ties with Al-Qaeda in the
Islamic Maghreb.

more teachers will need soon and mind u i do prefer teaching to being a cashier in a bank

By Olasunkanmi Akoni
LAGOS— As part of measures
to improve teachers’ welfare
in Lagos State, the state
government has released 10
million to Teachers’
Establishments and Pensions,
TEPO, for teachers’ car
refurbishment loan in all the
six education districts in the
state.
Permanent Secretary of TEPO,
Mrs. Mojirola Bola-Sadipe,
who disclosed this, said the
gesture would go a long way
in boosting the morale of
teachers, which in turn,
would enhance the
performance of students.
The Permanent Secretary
reiterated government’s
commitment to teachers’
capacity building in state
secondary schools, stressing
that the agency had
proposed training for about
11,000 teachers for 2012 as
against 8,000 in 2011.
She noted that about 21
French teachers were
sponsored toLome, Togo in
2011 for French language
proficiency while 200 others
would in 2012 be trained in
Applied Linguistics at the
Teachers’ Resource Centre,
Owutu, Ikorodu.
According to her, the
essence of training and
retraining of teachers was to
improve service delivery so
that the students could
perform better in SSSCE and
NECO examinations.
The Permanent Secretary
lamented the dismal
performance of students in
the last SSSCE results in Lagos
State, saying the
performance did not justify
government’s investment on
teachers’ development.
She said all hands must be
on deck for improved
performance and noted that
a new Curriculum from
Federal Government was out,
urging teachers in the state
secondary schools to ensure
that their subject contents
covered the new curriculum.
She noted that the
administration of Governor
Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN)
was aware of the challenges
facing the education sector
in the State and advised
teachers to put in their best
so that the Sector could
attain its peak, adding that
the State government has
plans to recruit more
qualified and professional
teachers in year 2012 as
there are a lot of vacancies to
be filled

baby give him time dont force ursef on him as if u re rotten.if he no gree move wit ya lyfe cos if e no believe u now he no go believe u for any tin if manage to be his wife

Kano — Some men believed to be
officials of the state security
services (SSS) in Kano today beat
up the north west zonal
coordinator of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities Dr. Baffa
Abdullahi Bichi after he resisted
being taken away without an
arrest warrant.
Narrating his ordeal to Daily
Trust, Baffa said in the early
morning hours he went to the
union's secretariat at the Bayero
University. Some men came and
asked him to follow them to the
SSS office and he told them to let
him follow them on his own but
they insisted that they will take
him with them and he replied
that an arrest must be made with
a warrant.
He said one of them forced him
to stand and with the help of
another armed agent were trying
to push him into their vehicle but
he struggled and began to shout
for help. A woman identified as
Halima came to the scene and
helped in alerting other people
inside the university.
He said he was manhandled and
sustained bruises when in an
attempt to make a phone call
they tried wrest the phone from
him in the course of their
struggle. He said when they
realized that more attention was
being drawn they decided to
leave.
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He said he could identify two of
them and that one was the
labour desk officer in the SSS
office in Kano and said he was
lucky not to have gotten a
fracture but was in pain at the
time he was taken to the hospital
clinic.
The chairman of the ASUU BUK
chapter, Dr Mahmud Lawal, said
they were dismayed by the act
and will not take it lightly, he said
the act was a callous one and the
union will not relent in their
effort to see justice is done.
When contacted the police
spokesman ASP Magaji Musa
Majia said the police have
received complaints from
concerned citizens and the state
police command has invited the
victim and had also advised the
complainants to file a case at the
nearest police division while
investigations will continue on
the matte

ok thank u dear . Pls also find out if they have expelled all those bad bad boiz that don't want fine gurls like to be at peace .then ASUU will come bck to work

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Pls help me unlock my my security code i use nokia x3-00 and my ime no is 353401045209080.tanks a lot

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Common nw men are u still in these past age u need to update urself.this issue was last discussed in d 20th century this is 21st.go find a job to do better visit a rehabilitatn centre b4 u endup as a boko member.cos even the devil kmws that jesus is lord nd the koran states that ur isa had power

Still shocked by the sudden death of popular movie director cum actor, Donald UzebechukwuOkoli on Friday, 23 September, 2011, popular movie stars in theNigerian entertainment industry have continued to mourn the deceased, who until his death,was among the most influential filmmakers in the country.Most of the deceased colleagues that spoke with P.M.Entertainment described himas a humble, easy-going and down to earth person.Stella Damasus: Honestly, I was shocked to hear about his death.He was a gentleman and one of the best hands around. The industry will miss him greatly.Segun Arinze: It was so unfortunate that we lost that bunch of talent at a time when we have been making frantic efforts to completely invade the international scene. We regret toannounce his death and commiserate with his family. Mayhis soul rest in peace.Halima Abubakar: He was one of the producers that I respected so much. He was a thorough professional who knew what hewas doing. His death is a big loss to the entertainment industry in general.Abubakar Yakub: I was extremely shocked and scared when I was informed that he was no more. I never expected that we could lose a genius like him so soon, and I was worried because the way at which our people are dying in recent time calls for serious concern.Prince Ifeanyi Dike: Honestly, it was a sad news. http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/09/30/ayo-lawal-bags-afrohollywood-teens-award/

some pple re creating religeous inter triber war, watch it pple its a setup criminal on rampage kudos to the criminal sponsoring them.

watch i tell u wat cos some fool av given this jobs ijaw youth to steal more crude.the idea is to cause a little confusion.tell re all this same.who do they want to fool.

Comrades onward we go,that is the voice of nigerians .GOD bless every one of our representers in the protest. And He ll punish any one that tries to stop. It nt against Gej if he is a nigeria. We ll nt die in silence,we can't carry bomb.but we have the voice nd sweat of evry suffering nigeria. People re suffering in this country you need to see to pain in this country God ll punish them all.