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barcanista:
That should be Ahmadu Ali and Nanadi Usman's business. It has nothing to do with Dr Jonathan

OREMUSSANCTUS:
If I catch u

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Den change d title of d thread.

bewla:
u want to sue office abi

What office?

OREMUSSANCTUS:
rilwayne001 pls change d title to, "tinubu(opolo eyes) backs lawan, akume and gbajabiamila for top posts".

All Progressives Congress (APC ) leaders are
backing Ahmed Lawan, Femi Gbajabiamila,
George Akume and five others as principal
officers of the National Assembly, The Nation
learnt last night .

The party has adopted the lists submitted to it
by The Unity Forum ( Senate) and The Loyalists
( House of Representatives ) to heal the wounds
and reconcile all after the June 9 controversial
elections .

This has put pressure on Senate President
Bukola Saraki and House of Representatives
Speaker Yakubu Dogara .

It was learnt that more than 12 members of the
APC National Working Committee (NWC )
supported the candidates recommended by The
Unity Forum and The Loyalists.

Those recommended by the party as principal
officers in the Senate are Lawan(Majority
Leader ); Prof. Sola Adeyeye( Chief Whip ); Sen.
George Akume( Deputy Majority Leader); and
Sen . Abu Ibrahim (Deputy Chief Whip) .

The list for the House of Representatives has
Gbajabiamila( House Leader ); Hon. Alhassan Ado
Doguwa ( Deputy House Leader); M . T . Monguno
( Chief Whip ) and Hon. Pally Iriase (Deputy Chief
Whip ).

A source said : “ Most members of the NWC and
leaders of the APC are fully in support of the
lists from the Unity Forum and The Loyalists. We
need to heal wounds and move forward .

“ It will only be fair and just if the aggrieved
legislators are allowed to choose among
themselves the principal officers .”

The leaderships of the two groups generated
lists which they sent to the APC National
Chairman , who is expected to send them to the
Senate President.

Asked if the lists are binding on Saraki and
Dogara , the source said : “ They have no
discretion in the matter; they must abide by it if
they are really loyal party members .

“ It is the responsibility of the party to
recommend these principal officers . In 2011,
we were told that the President of the 7 th
Senate, Chief David Mark was not going to work
with Akume as minority leader but the defunct
Action Congress of Nigeria insisted on Akume. ”
None of the officers of the party was willing to
speak with the press last night.

For the first time after the crisis of confidence
erupted among APC Senators Saraki and Lawan
met at Oyegun ’s residence to explore the
possibility of reconciliation.

A top source , who spoke in confidence, said
after Oyegun sued for reconciliation , Saraki and
Lawan were asked to retire into a room for
“ frank talks.”

The source said : “We were all happy that Saraki
and Lawan agreed to hold a tête -à -tête for the
first time and we waited with bated breath for
what they will agree upon .

hakeem4:
Where are the south easterners

CSTR2:
The same SW region with the most poverty in the south comparable only to the north by every single economic analysis.
GDP my foot.
GDP that can't pay salaries.

BuddahMonk:
Oshogbo Toad, big economy does not translate to high standard of living.
Nigeria economy is bigger than those of UAE, Qatar, Seychelles, Mauritius and Kuwait etc but how are the citizens faring.

The number of beggars in Ibadan alone exceed the number of beggars in the entire Eastern Region combine.

CSTR2:
Even the so-called big economy is powered by the FG built lagos port which is ran by Nigerians from other part of the country.
We all know the SW as a region is not that entrepreneural to drive such an economy.
The likes of osun, ekiti, oyo , ondo is a testament to the naturally laid back nature of the SW as a people.

Abegi is it Lagos abi SW? Take away Lagos state let's see what the other 5 states contribute

aare07:
APC

A suit on the alleged refusal to pay for services
rendered by a company duly engaged to broadcast a
campaign message for Dr. Goodluck Jonathan during
the last presidential election has commenced.

The Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)
High Court has assigned to court No. 37 in Kuje a suit
in respect of which the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP), Director-General of Presidential Campaign
Organisation, Ahmadu Ali, and a former Minister of
Finance and Director of Finance of President
Goodluck Jonathan’s Presidential Campaign
Organisation, Senator Nenadi Usman were sued.

The company, Silon Concepts Limited, in a suit filed
before the court, alleged that Ali and Usman, who
served as the Director-General and Director of Finance
in ex-President Jonathan’s campaign organisation
respectively, have refused to pay an outstanding
N70million balance for a campaign contract awarded
it by the PDP presidential campaign organisation.

The company averred that it was engaged to provide
“voice SMS campaign broadcast,” of ex-President
Jonathan’s campaign message which it sent to eligible
voters on behalf of the PDP former presidential
candidate before the March 28 presidential poll.

The plaintiff to the company, in a letter signed on
behalf the Festus Keyamo’s Chamber by Bala Dakum, in
a statement monday said the defendants were
unwilling to pay the N70million balance of the
N100million contract sum.

Keyamo, along others urged the court to compel the
defendants to pay the outstanding sum of N70m and
additional N15m as the cost of the suit plus an annual
interest rate of 10 per cent on the sum of N70m until
the said sum is fully liquidated.

It claimed that it successfully executed the project with
continued assurance from the defendants that the
balance would be made available in no distant time.

The plaintiff, stated in the statement of claim that the
PDP only paid N20 million as initial payment instead of
seed money of N100m to kick start the project as
agreed and that the ex-Finance Minister, Senator
Nenadi Usman paid the N20 million through a Zenith
Bank cheque in the name of a company, Jointrust
Dimension Nigeria Limited with account number
1010740698, whose account Senator Usman serves as
the sole signatory.

damilareoye:
like seriously bro, I don't have past question rather I can only recommend lexis and structure for you to study alongside with the question and please can you do me a favour? their is a female moniker you will see our converse on the previous page 'MX something' ,please can you mail the past question to her?.

Dahjhi:
No nah.. Just promoting En Ti En

I thought as much

damilareoye:
yes, those are what u need for approval to study any course after you might have been given admission,others may follow during school registration process...

Better by far.

Kizmarty:
and you've not only lost your manners,you threw away your sense of humour too

".... our brothers abandon ramadhan and come here crying for your head on a gold plate"

Does this^^ sound humorous to you?? If it does, then you are pathetic, cus its more like you are trying to mock the muslim because of the actions of some misguided fellow. Stop being ignorant.

Kizmarty:
just leave it that way lest our brothers abandon ramadhan and come here crying for your head on a gold plate

damilareoye:
to start with, runs don't work in Unilorin hence, if someone promise runs I will count it as a scam.

yeah, connection do works. am very sure of that but not to worry because their is a list called merit list. once your score merit the cut off mark, you sure do have a chance of gaining admission.

Your choice of course to study also have a role to play because some courses are of higher demand than the others No wonder you tend to see a person scoring higher mark than his subordinate but the admission favour the latter due to choice of course.

Hmmmm...danger looms oo. I'm going for finance and banking, and surely the course is of higher demand

documents are
o'level result(s)
DE statement of result/certificate
state of origin

FrancisTony:
This one need my attention, seriously?
Rilwayne, go back to religious & politics section and continue with your bigotry.

It's already obvious that your islamic religion enslaves women.

angieberry:
Coming from a dude?? Tell me more!

doublewisdom:
I see a small man in a big office. When will Dullapo his wife release her own official portrait?

hardywaltz:
Mere Commissioner

ITbomb:
Season of pictures

doublewisdom:
See the dirty carpet in Osubande's office. Renovations no reach there?

BlackPeni5:
Funny guy...I've never seen any administration that love the social media as much as the current one.

I had never known how the President's and VP's office looked like in the past 16 years of Nigeria's democracy.

He doesn't look like someone who is in control...well I guess even his personal aides were selected for him...especially that ab0ki looking guy

atlwireles:
The government of photo ops continues, waiting for a picture of the president and VP taking a dump in the restroom.

damilareoye:
firstly, my state of origin is kwara state nevertheless, in terms of admitting students into the institution, they do consider the catchment area.
secondly,I can't give specific figure of students admitted through D.E last year and it varies but in my department, students admitted through D.E are between 20 to 25

Macelliot:
This isn't 1967. Nostradamus prophesies comes to mind At the "Trigger" of a "Gun" shall arise again a man from a royal lineage..

---

Nnamdi Kanu is a prince....
Check out the continent with the shape of a gun and where the trigger lies...
Thanks!

Lol.
So, when did Nostradamus become the prophet of YHWH? uhn?
Don't you think the prophecy might have failed during that time of ojukwu?

mistypiper:
™ Do you sure it's today? No hard feelings, We need results baba.

Which kind english be this

A former Chairman of the Nigerian chapter of
Transparency International, Maj. Gen. Ishola Williams
(retd), has said the Nigeria police is still operating on
its 1949 structure, hence its inability to provide
security for elections in the country.

He therefore called for the scrapping of the Ministry of
Police Affairs and canvassed for the placement of the
force under the Ministry of Interior for effective
supervision.

Speaking at a post-election management review
organised by the CLEEN Foundation on Monday in
Abuja, the retired military officer said it was not right
for the National Security Adviser and the military to be
involved in election security, stressing that this is not
part of their business.

He said, “If well structured, Nigeria would have no
problems with elections. States should organise their
own polls, what is the business of INEC organising
governorship elections? The Nigeria police is still based
on 1949 structure and that is why it cannot provide
election security.

“The Police affairs ministry should be scrapped and the
Force placed under the interior ministry. It should
have a Director-General in charge of intelligence and
general investigation.”

Williams insisted that the Independent National
Electoral Commission erred by involving the NSA and
soldiers in the 2015 polls, noting that in Ghana, for
instance, there is a security coordinating committee
that handles election security.

“In Ghana, they have the security coordinating
committee which oversees election security; the NSA
should not be involved (in elections) at all. When I saw
their budget running into billions, I just shook my
head and wondered what they are doing with such
amount of money,” Williams stated.

According to him, the allegations of rigging that trailed
Ekiti and Osun governorship elections should not have
happened, noting that the deployment of soldiers for
the polls should not have been done since other
security agencies were available to assist the police in
supervising the election.

Williams’ submission was however countered by Prof.
Okey Ibeanu from INEC, who argued that the electoral
agency had a basis in law for allowing the military to
take part in election security.

He also defended the NSA’s involvement in the
elections, stressing that its role was to coordinate the
advisory from the various security agencies in the
country, noting that the deployment of soldiers was to
deter political thugs from disrupting the polls.

The Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase, said
there is a lot to be done in terms of organisation and
securing the electoral process, adding that “this is the
time to start planning for 2019 and other staggered
elections like the governorship polls in Bayelsa, Edo,
Ondo, Osun and Kogi States.”

eighTHREAD:
.
I hear they now call you legend of the protection seeker.
Na true?