With B.A Philosophy, you can build your career in administrative/Secretariat services. You can also be a public, political and communication analyst. Military , paramilitary and public relation profession is also there for you. Doing some professional exams like ASCON NIM, CIPM, safety management etc will also help you in building your career. Opportunity awaits you as lecturer in theological and tertiary institutions where philosophy is taking as major course and General studies (GNS). Philosophy would build you to be logical, rational and analytical in nature in the journey of life. I wish you success

I ve told pple this for long that prof is nt a 3rd product. Can u see

University of Ibadan is between 180k to 250k including hostel bill

Authorities of the University of Ilorin, Kwara State on Sunday said that they had accepted the voluntary withdrawal of a student, Jephtaph Abolarin, from the institution.
Abolarin, a 300-Level Sociology student, had written to the university confessing to cheating during his West African Senior School Certificate Examination.
Abolarin, who claimed he had become a ‘born again’ Christian, said continuing his university education, using an unmerited certificate was unjust and immoral.
He wrote the letter to the institution’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academics, Prof. Sidiqat Ijaiya, on August 5, 2016.
According to him, he wanted to withdraw from the school because he got his WASSCE through examination malpractice.
Reacting to the letter on Sunday, the university Deputy Director, Corporate Affairs, Mr. Kunle Akogun, confirmed the withdrawal of the student.
Akogun, who noted that the Senate of the university had accepted the withdrawal letter, added that the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Abdulganiyu Ambali, commended Abolarin for his repentance and sincerity.
The VC, Akogun added, wished Abolarin well in his future endeavour.
Part of Abolarin’s letter to the DVC read, “Just as a house that was built on a faulty foundation will surely collapse, it is also certain that a career that is built on a faulty foundation will definitely collapse. All through my secondary school days, I was just a church ‘goer’, without genuine salvation and the fear of God. As a result, I got my WASSCE result through examination malpractice.
“By the grace of God, now, I have encountered the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ, which called for repentance and restitution.
“Sir, with deep conviction, I have realised that there is no point building my academic career on a faulty foundation; since the WASSCE result I got through malpractice is the basis in which my admission into this university was anchored.
“Therefore, I have decided to withdraw from the university and start all afresh", said the duo.

Naija is a dangerous land, no where is safe nor save.

The Staff Screening and Verification Committee set up by the Kogi State Government said it had uncovered over 3,000 bank accounts of ghost workers.
The Chairman of the committee, retired Brigadier General Paul Okuntimo, disclosed this to newsmen in Lokoja on Wednesday.
Okuntimo said 113 bank accounts belonging to three civil servants were also uncovered.
He said the committee identified a number of retirees who had been collecting pensions and at the same time drawing monthly salaries from the state government.
He added that many names of under aged persons were discovered on the payrolls.
He said the figures will definitely rise as the committee was just midway into the assignment.
Okuntimo said the committee frustrated attempt by a cartel in government agencies to use a member of the committee to perfect N20 million per month the cartel had been siphoning from government coffers.
According to the Chairman, the BVN has proved to be one of the major instruments the committee relied on in realising its terms of reference.
He said the committee had categorized all the workers screened so far into three groups of successful, controversial and failed.
He pointed out that the committee will be releasing the names of cleared workers in batches.
He listed Ankpa, Dekina, Okene, Idah, Adavi, Ajaokuta, Ibaji, Bassa as some of the local governments where the names of cleared staff will be released by May 26.
Okuntimo said the committee had no mandate to sack any worker, adding that it will at the end of the exercise forward its report to the state Governor, Yahaya Bello, who has the final say on the recommendations.
He, however, stated that workers with forged certificates, fake letters of appointment and “ghost workers” who had been collecting salaries from federal and the state governments will have to go.
He said: “There are some workers that are genuinely employed, but they don’t go to office to work at all and they have been collecting salaries for years.
“They are mostly in diaspora.
“We tracked them through their ATM withdrawals.”
Okuntimo said attempt to rubbish the work of the committee was being masterminded by external forces but that he would not give in to blackmail and intimidation.
He also said he had no problem with the leadership of the labour unions over the exercise, adding that he was not in any way disturbed by some negative comments coming from the labour circle.
He said: “Government and labour’s stand cannot be the same.
“While the labour is defending the sectional interest of workers, government is more concerned with general wellbeing of the people and the future of the state.”

The Staff Screening and Verification Committee set up by the Kogi State Government said it had uncovered over 3,000 bank accounts of ghost workers.
The Chairman of the committee, retired Brigadier General Paul Okuntimo, disclosed this to newsmen in Lokoja on Wednesday.
Okuntimo said 113 bank accounts belonging to three civil servants were also uncovered.
He said the committee identified a number of retirees who had been collecting pensions and at the same time drawing monthly salaries from the state government.
He added that many names of under aged persons were discovered on the payrolls.
He said the figures will definitely rise as the committee was just midway into the assignment.
Okuntimo said the committee frustrated attempt by a cartel in government agencies to use a member of the committee to perfect N20 million per month the cartel had been siphoning from government coffers.
According to the Chairman, the BVN has proved to be one of the major instruments the committee relied on in realising its terms of reference.
He said the committee had categorized all the workers screened so far into three groups of successful, controversial and failed.
He pointed out that the committee will be releasing the names of cleared workers in batches.
He listed Ankpa, Dekina, Okene, Idah, Adavi, Ajaokuta, Ibaji, Bassa as some of the local governments where the names of cleared staff will be released by May 26.
Okuntimo said the committee had no mandate to sack any worker, adding that it will at the end of the exercise forward its report to the state Governor, Yahaya Bello, who has the final say on the recommendations.
He, however, stated that workers with forged certificates, fake letters of appointment and “ghost workers” who had been collecting salaries from federal and the state governments will have to go.
He said: “There are some workers that are genuinely employed, but they don’t go to office to work at all and they have been collecting salaries for years.
“They are mostly in diaspora.
“We tracked them through their ATM withdrawals.”
Okuntimo said attempt to rubbish the work of the committee was being masterminded by external forces but that he would not give in to blackmail and intimidation.
He also said he had no problem with the leadership of the labour unions over the exercise, adding that he was not in any way disturbed by some negative comments coming from the labour circle.
He said: “Government and labour’s stand cannot be the same.
“While the labour is defending the sectional interest of workers, government is more concerned with general wellbeing of the people and the future of the state.”

I received this message carrying this address inviting me for an interview, is anybody familiar with the company's address and how authentic they are? read the message;
"Regards to your application, you're invited for an assessment/briefing on wed 25/05/16) 9am at 16 ondo strt, ebute meta west, moshalashi b/stop, apapa road costain, Lag66"

A clinical psychologist can surely help you out. Try one in your vicinity. Trial will convince you. Mind you, Nigerians are still ignorant of what psychologists do, refused to be discouraged, consult a clinical psychologist.

All that the pope had said (dogma) is biblical and Devine. Only the animals will kick against this voice of 'Peter'.

In a few months, you will re-linquish your post as President of CAN, what is the preparation? There’s nothing I have to prepare than to do my handover notes. You will agree with me, Sir, that if there’s one institution in this country that has been so un-united it’s Christendom. What is on ground to wedge the broken walls? You are trying to get me to talk but I will not talk because I decided not to talk. It’s my decision. The only thing I will say to you is by the grace of God, in a few months time, I will have finished my mandate from God and from man to lead the Christians in Nigeria. By the grace of God, I want to also believe that CAN will still be there as an organization that has five blocks, five groups of Christians and it will continue from there. I think I have done my best and played my part and I’m sure others will come and take it from there and I pray for them that they will do better than I did in Jesus name. 0

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/im-leaving-can-divine-mandate-oritsejafor-2/

Either Nigerians like it or not the wind of change must blow away the bad eggs. Let's wait and see!

Saraki must be tried and judged accordingly. The supremacy of law is the most paramount ; not "Frank" personal hidding agenda.

Good day someone
This is a message I will like you to reflect on today and make a resilient change in your ways....

1. No matter how beautiful and handsome you are, just remember Baboon and Gorillas also attract tourists.
***Stop Boasting.

2. No matter how big and strong you are, you will not carry yourself to your Grave.
***Be Humble!

3. No matter how tall you are, you can never see tomorrow.
***Be Patient!

4. No matter how Light Skinned you are, you will always need light in Darkness.
***Take Caution!

5. No matter how Rich and many Cars you have, you will always walk to Bed.
***Be Contented!

Take Life Easy
Life is "Exp. + Exp. + Exp."
Yesterday was Experience.
Today is Experiment.
Tomorrow is Expectation.
So, use your Experience in your Experiment to achieve your Expectations.

Have A wonderful day and Stay Blessed