₦airaland Forum

This is just Mimiko's Handwork
It's just a pity youths are used to cus havocs
Eyitayo shld jus accept defeat....

Agagu (pdp) mimiko (pdp)8yrs now eyitayo pdp again Kolewerk!!!
We nid change in governance
Constant Workers salary
Oke lanlo !!!!

Congrats....Well deserved
Dude working hard!!!

AlwaysUltraPad:
Shut up, shameless woman!

Shuuu.Easy na

Congrats girl!!!

To be sincere we have uneducated ones that knows d job more thsn d educated ones
likewise vice-versa
It's God's blessing that matters on one's Professional
But being educated z d best .Trust me

See pdp life
Mimiko sorry o
Olusola oke Tinzzzaa!!!!!

No more Konji naija uni lecturers
Ntorr

She get sense so?

Wic kind edu system we get fr naija sef
Choi na Wa oo
Konfused set of pipu

The Senate on Wednesday said it had suspended its plan to amend the Act establishing the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.

This comes barely two weeks after it announced the plan to amend theAct.According to the Senate, the move was suspended to allow for adequate consultation with stakeholders.

The Upper Legislative Chamber hadcommenced the process of amending the Act, saying it was tocreate opportunity for the extension of the validity period ofthe result of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination conducted by JAMB to three years.

The Chairman, Senate Committee on Basic and Secondary Education and former governor of Sokoto State, Senator Aliyu Wamakko, represented by Senator AjayiBoroffice, confirmed the suspension of the amendment in an interview with journalists in Abuja, during an oversight visit tothe headquarters of JAMB.He said, “Your JAMB result is only valid for one year and we thought it will be better for it to be valid at least for three years. It will reduce the burden on the parents, on the students themselves and even on the institution that is conducting the test.“I think it is what is good for all of us and I don’t think the public will reject it.”

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it will obey court orders in determining governorship candidates submitted by political parties for the Ondo State governorship election.Mr Oluwole Osazie-Uzzi, INEC`s Director of Voter Education and Publicity, stated this at the “CSOs Roundtable on Emerging Issues of November26 Ondo State Governorship Election,“ held on Tuesday, in Abuja, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.

He said while political parties had already submitted the lists of their candidates for the election; the Peoples DemocraticParty (PDP) presented two candidates.Osazie-Uzzi said that although the commission was currently facing the challenge of conflicting different orders from competent courts of the same jurisdiction, INEC would base its decision on available court orders.“It doesn’t matter whether a court order was right or wrong, as the commission has no power to question any of such order but to obey.“Just like the leadership crisis in PDP, very often we are facedwith conflicting orders.“Court order A says do this, court order B says I restrain youfrom doing that.“We are at a very dangerous position where litigants are being allowed to choose betweenwhat court order to obey and which to disregard, which is a very dangerous situation,’’ Osazie-Uzzi said.

He said that it would have been easier for INEC to make its decision on which order to obey if the courts involved were of different levels in terms of their hierarchy.

Osaze-Uzzi also said that the commission was doing its best to ensure that the votes of the people determine an election.“Election should not be determined elsewhere either in the offices of INEC or in the court room.“That is not desirable and not the way it was designed; that isan aberration.“It is only where the due process has not been followed that the court should come in,” he said.On the Ondo State governorship election, Osaze-Uzzi said that arrangements were in top gear to ensure that the election was free, fair and successful.
The director disclosed that the commission had recruited and trained more than 16, 700 ad-hoc personnel for the election.
SOURCE-http://tribuneonlineng.com/will-obey-court-order-candidate-inec/

Oke lanlo
Pdp since agagu tym
We need change in governance
We nid constant workers salary
We need companies in ondo state
Oke oke oke!!

We all will know on d 27th ds month
D legit pdp candidate and Ad

Nice drama

Miss this miss that will get 1M
And this girl gets only 30k
Am not understanding

Fp material
Beauty pageant will get 1M and a brand new Hyundai
this brilliant girl get only 30k
Nawa o

sakalisis:
Oau and drama, na 5 and 6

u mean like ds..lol

Baddosneh making waves!!!!
But ao flavour tk b artiste of d yr?
dey no wan gv 1 pesin 2awards

oluwalummy:
If only we all wrote post utme ... It would av been balanced. ... Most of us had our waec n neco as far back as 2011...'12....'13... Which was mostly c's n b's due to d fact that we just came out of sec schls., no hard experiences,no expos,no miracle centers... Now our aggregates leaving us to 50's n 60's..with the shii jamb performed this year
.... Now thousands of candidates has to suffer for this ...its crazy ...Bleep nigeria...Bleep our government.............. No hope fr ds country SPOILT

You are very right bro
i concur
Gaining admission to study medical courses requires Very good o level result

At least LAX z beta dan B-red

Ghana’s U-23 coach, Malik Jabir has blamed excessive sex’ as a major setback for stars performance on the football pitch. Speaking in a recent interview published on VibeGhana,

The retired football striker said:‘A lot of today’s players cannot play 90 minutes because they get tired so easily, And you know why? Because they don’t sleep enough and don’t trainenough and they engage in too much sex..

'Malik Jabil who represented the BlackStars at the 1968 and 1972 Olympic Games, is currently a technical advisorfor Asante Kotoko S.C. in the Ghana Premier League.

So there’s huge social media drama playing out in Kenya right now.

Chris Brown and Wizkid are in town to headline the Mombasa Rocks concert which took place some hours back but something else is stealing theheadlines.Fans accused Chris Brown of smashing a fan’s phone at the airport because she requested for a selfie.

#DeportChrisBrown has been trending on twitter in Kenya.There is now a video that shows that it chris never smashed her phone but only turned down her request to take aselfie with him.The lady in question has now been spotted again.This time with Wizkid and she succeedin getting her precious selfie with the Nigerian singer

Dannychukz:
pls where did u get d pc own...wanna buy one too.....pllls

Me too i reside in akr in ondo..ve searchd round but couldn't find d software.. Any way i could gt it?

Nothing special

See ao she set die
Chai!

lol

snazzy5050:
Artist and weed be like

Someone help me with that Zuma meme

U mean like ds

Well deserved
Mimko fr ondo dy owe 5 months
we gt oil,bitumen ,etc yet...
Yeye man

Aketi cari go
Mimiko dan forkkl up
So eyi no b pipu's choice
Workers everi1 in ondo has seen wat mimiko has done....

This E moni wife chest na die

How does this stop d recession in d country