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free2ryhme:
Atleast they are not ordinary

free2ryhme:
police no be spirit ooo nobody wan die

parisbookaddict:
Look dude, Christianity is a religion and a true one whether u like it or not.. Their had been tonnes of books written to attack it and loads of theories brought Forward and they have failed... All your allegations and personal opinions. about any ancient civilization having a similar story lends credence to the Jewish narrative and doesn't take away from it.. If they plagiarized like u claim then why don't u create a topic and invite us Christians to come defend what we believe. I have created a thread to discuss the frauds latching on to Christianity to perpetuate evil And deceive, chief amongst them is Mohammed and his islam..

parisbookaddict:
Rilw on/rilwayn e001 u didn't tell us this part in ur version of events.. Muslims always cherry picking

TheSonOfMark:

Good. Now stay away. Go discuss the latest body creams and weavons with your friends!

hehahe See smackdown



francistony, where art thou?

unphilaz:
Hia... pilgrim1 is still on nairaland. I really miss that lady.How do i know, was checking ifeann's profile and there was pilgrim1 following ifeann. hmm, pilgrim1 if you out there, hello long time.

dridowu:
Atiku Abubakar WILL NEVER lead Nigeria as President. He will only smell the throne but he won't sit only it. After Buhari (4/8years), power must return back to Southern Nigeria (BRF my choice).

South-west precisely

damilareoye:
yeah..... nevertheless, study the past question very well. it will prepare you in all angle.

BabaOneChance:
Walahi! Wat is za froblem?

damilareoye:
chai.... the exam is now CBT...... 50 questions for 30mins or 35 minutes... all is well o.

President Muhammadu Buhari
President Buhari, on Tuesday, vowed to get Africa’s
biggest economy back on track after claiming the
previous administration had left the treasury “virtually
empty”. “We will try and put the system back into the
right position,” Muhammadu Buhari said at a meeting of
governors from Nigeria’s 36 states and Federal Capital
Territory in Abuja.

“What happened in the Second Republic (1979-1983)
has apparently happened again, and even worse, but
we will restore sanity to the system.” Comparisons
between president Shehu Shagari’s government and that
of Buhari’s predecessor Goodluck Jonathan will not be
lost on Nigerians.

Buhari, then an army general, seized power in a
December 1983 coup, overthrowing elected president
Shagari, whose administration was widely seen as
corrupt and ineffective. He then embarked on a severe
anti-corruption campaign and so-called “war of
indiscipline” to root out graft until he was himself
ousted in a military take-over.

The 72-year-old’s Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo has
estimated the country’s debts stand at some $60 billion
(54 billion euros) and said Nigeria’s economy is in its
worst state in the country’s 55-year independent
history. Global oil shocks have squeezed Nigeria’s
crude-dependent finances, forcing government projects
to be scrapped or halted, while state employees have
gone months without being paid.

A fuel shortage crippled the country in the week before
Buhari took office on May 29 and electricity production
slumped to an all-time low of just over 1,000
megawatts. Buhari has promised to streamline
government to cut waste, increase transparency and cut
corruption, and told governors that established rules
and procedures had been “thrown to the dogs”.

In particular, he expressed concern about oil sector
fraud and the non-payment of federal revenues into
government coffers since 2011 but maintained the
situation can be turned around. A full statement on the
nation’s finances inherited by his government will be
made within the next month, he promised, according to
a statement from his office.

On Monday, Buhari said Jonathan had left the country
deep in debt, “with the treasury virtually empty”. But he
added on Tuesday: “The next three months may be hard
but billions of dollars can be recovered, and we will do
our best.”

damilareoye:
bro, taking last year in view....... the question resides on luck oooooo. don't be surprise to see a science student answering a commercial related question. so its possible bro nevertheless, the questions that usually do surface in that angle are of low percentage. expect English and general questions more. btw, please show me the face of one mathematics question from the past question

Silencerh:
Hmmmm! All those questions wey dey that past question carry wait o, the maths and chemistry no easy o! For those that have not gotten d past question, just drop your email addresses and I'll forward it to u later

starlingslimnet:
What is Mr West Germany saying again

kendrick9:
BabaOneChance

President Muhammadu Buhari Tuesday in Abuja
assured State Governors that the days of impunity ,
lack of accountability , and fiscal recklessness in the
management of national resources are over in
Nigeria .

Speaking at a meeting with the Governors in the
Presidential Villa, President Buhari also vowed that
funds stolen by government officials who abused
their offices in the recent past will be recovered and
systemic leakages stopped .

“There are financial and administrative instructions
in every government parastatal and agency. But all
these were thrown to the dogs in the past. Honestly,
our problems are great, but we will do our best to
surmount them .

“The next three months may be hard, but billions of
dollars can be recovered , and we will do our best, ”
the President told the governors .

Expressing surprise that the governors had tolerated
the atrocities allegedly committed with the Excess
Crude Account since 2011 , President Buhari
promised to tackle the issue decisively .

The President declared that the payment of national
revenue into any account other than the Federation
Account was an abuse of the constitution , adding
that what he had heard was going on in many
agencies and corporations, particularly the NNPC ,
was clearly illegal .

On the refund of monies spent on federal projects
by state governments, President Buhari assured the
governors that the Federal Government will pay , but
insisted that due process must be followed.

The President promised special assistance for the
three North Eastern states badly affected by the
Boko Haram insurgency .

He also said that a comprehensive statement on the
economic and financial situation inherited by his
administration will be made to the nation within the
next four weeks .

“We will try and put the system back into the right
position . What happened in the 2 nd Republic has
apparently happened again, and even worse , but we
will restore sanity to the system ,” President Buhari
assured the Governors.

On an immediate lifeline for states that owe salaries
running into many months, President Buhari said
that a committee headed by the Vice President ,
Professor Yemi Osinbajo, will look at the Excess
Crude Account and see what can be shared
immediately .

The governors , led by Chairman of the Governors
Forum, Abdulaziz Yari of Zamfara State, had
presented a wish list to the President that included:
– Obedience of extant Supreme Court ruling that all
monies go into the Consolidated Federation Account;
– An order from the President that all revenue
generating agencies must pay into the Consolidated
Federation Account;
– Review of the Revenue Allocation Formula;
– Refund of the monies expended by states on
federal projects ;
– A special consideration for the three states of the
North East under Boko Haram infestation;
– Full details of the amounts that accrued into the
Excess Crude Account from 2011, and how the
money miraculously shrank without official sharing .

adeh39:
Haaaa! joor ma se bee nah
Please add him abeg

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Deeeebie:
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