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Thus I'm not an hausa/fulani, don't think they can do something like this. Yoruba people hmm hmmm hmm NO they can't do anytin close to this. I'm suspecting a particular tribe cos they v record in act like this..

Okija_juju: Shes very right...











I wouldnt do what this man has done because the shame would definitely rub off on me... 'His wife was f|ucking another man under his roof'..

Thats not something any man should be proud to be associated with..

point of correction not under his roof but in a hotel.

Osama10: Presently in Port Harcourt you see Policemen mounting illegal check points and demanding all sort of papers, those Policemen should be drafted to Yobe/Borno states were their services are needed the most.

kai bro Your head dey there, come and see the way they were acting super hero this morning. I.G of police if you are reading this, There are some super hero policemen in port Harcourt... Post them to yobe and boko haram will be a thing of the past.

blogger1.0:
Shoeless Jona has always been a dunce right from the start...(no wonder he always gets second place n only happens to be promoted by chance).
So after taking 6 months to go through an ordinary agreement paper, this man now comes here, behaving as if he has never seen or heard of this agreement before, n begging for ASUU to shift grounds...this man must take us for fools
SMFDH..

source

richybanky: Source

OGTV

Praise the lord
9 Things i love about Christianity include;
•You have a place in heaven!
(Luke 23:43)
•Your life has purpose –the
reason for your life is to glorify
God and to tell people about Him
and what He has done for them –
this is an amazing privilege. (Matt
28:19)
•You are never alone –God is
always with you and helps you
through everything. (Hebrew
13:5)
•God, the creator of the whole
universe is your friend.
(colossians 1:16)
•You don’t ever need to be afraid
of dying. (John 3:16)
•You can never be separated from
God’s Love (Romans 8:35)
•You have God’s Holy Spirit inside
you to help you. (John 14:16)
•You can speak to God through
prayer. (1 John 5:14&15)
•You know that everything in your
life works together for good.
(Romans 8:28)

ms_pee: You will shop her? how?
You will buy her a car? How much does a security officer earn?

my friend, If you are interested just call him and stop all these fuming..

what is good for the goose is also good for the gander.. Thank God we are not the only one being affected by the strike, The useless lectueres children are also at home. No work no pay! lets see how they will manage their affairs, In the game of football we call this 2-0.. In my own case its 2-1 cos they are paying my father... Bastard ASUU

ocgreen: i dnt post infos dat aint true. I always confirm. I dnt have time to deceive my fellow students. Time shal tel. Thanx.

@ocgreen I believe you, Just called like four different lectueres now and they told me same thing you have said... for more information contact me on 2go. samhim

The time and channel please

ASUU Rejects N600b Offer
Varsity teachers remained adamant
last night, saying their strike would
go on, despite the government’s
shifting of its position. The strike
has been on for four months.
More cash has been pledged for
projects on the campuses.
Besides, the earned allowances
due to the teachers have been
increased from the initial N30
billion offer, which the Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU)
rejected. The teachers are
insisting on the 2009 agreement,
which they say President Goodluck
Jonathan was part of.
Besides, they say, they do not
trust the government.
According to a circular by the Vice
Chancellor of the Federal
University, Otuoke, Bayelsa State,
Prof. Bolaji Aluko, to the staff of
the school, quoted yesterday by
the news website, Sahara
Reporters, the government has
pledged to spend N200 billion on
the universities in the 2014
budget and the same amount
annually for the next three to four
years.
This is in addition to the N100
billion already made available this
year, but which ASUU has
rejected.
The government has also increased
to N40 billion, as a first
installment, funds for the payment
of earned allowances to the
striking lecturers – an
improvement from the N30 billion
previously released.
On the earned allowances, Aluko
said:
“Government will top it up with
further
releases once universities are
through with the disbursement of
this new figure of N40 million. So,
Vice-Chancellors are urged to
expedite this disbursement within
the shortest possible time using
guiding templates that have been
sent by the CVC,”
the circular said.
Aluko said the latest development
followed meetings on September
19 and Oct 11 of representatives
of the Association of Vice-
Chancellors of Nigerian
Universities, led by its
Chairman, Prof. Hamisu of
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University
(ATBU) and ASUU representatives
led by its President, Dr.Nasir
Fagge, with Vice-President Namadi
Sambo and Minister of Education
Nyesome Wike.
A source in the Ministry of
Education last night also confirmed
that the meeting too place.
“But the government decided to
leave the announcement of the
decision to the ASUU chiefs,” the
source said.
It was gathered that Sambo urged
ASUU to call off the strike, as he
apologised for the “take-it-or-lea
ve-it” comments credited to
Minister of Finance Dr. Ngozi
Okonjo-Iweala at
the beginning of the strike. The
Minister did not seem to have
been involved in either meeting,
perhaps as the government’s way
of soothing the feelings of the
university teachers.
Other points of agreement at the
meetings include:
•Project Prioritisation: Universities
will now be allowed to determine
their priorities and not be “rail-
roaded” into implementing a pre-
determined set of projects with
respect to the NEEDS assessment.
Decisions are not to be
centralized;
•TETFund Intervention: The
government assured the teachers
that the operations of the TETFund
will not be impaired, and that the
regular TETFund intervention
disbursement to universities will
continue, unaffected. So the
NEEDS assessment capital outlays
are in addition to regular TETFund
intervention;
•Project Monitoring: A new
Implementation Monitoring
Committee (IMC) for the NEEDS
Assessment intervention for
universities has been set up to
take over from the Suswam
Committee. The new one is under
the Federal Ministry of Education
and chaired by the Minister of
Education. In addition, to build
confidence and ensure faithful
implementation and prevent any
relapse as before, the Vice
President will meet quarterly
with the implementors to monitor
progress.
.Blueprint: ASUU was mandated to
submit a blueprint for revitalising
the universities to the Vice
President.
Prof. Aluko stated that a signed
document will soon be issued to
itemise the full issues on which
the consensus was reached.
But ASUU last night was
unimpressed with the new offer.
National Treasurer Dr. Ademola
Aremu said the offer failed to
meet the teachers’ expectations.
He said the offer falls short of the
agreement signed with ASUU by
the government.
Aremu insisted that ASUU would
not end the strike until the 2009
agreement is fully implemented by
injecting N500 billion into the
universities yearly to shore up the
system’s quality.
Aremu, who spoke to our
correspondent on the telephone,
said any offer below what is
contained in the signed
agreement, would amount to
unilateral repudiation of an
agreement the government
willingly signed in 2009.
According to the unionist, ASUU is
not
making any new demand, but a
mere
implementation of an agreement.
He pointed out that the
Memorandum of Understanding
(MOU) signed by both parties in
2009 stated that the government
would commit N1.5 trillion to the
system in three years.
He said: “ Even if the Federal
Government made that promise, it
would be a unilateral repudiation
of the 2009 agreement. By now,
the government should have
injected N500 billion. That
amounts to N100 billion in 2012
and N400 billion in the current
year.
“As a matter of fact, any new
commitment from the Federal
Government is belated.
Implementation of the agreement
ought to have started before this
year. I don’t think there is any way
we can trust this government,
going by its past behaviour on this
issue.
“The mandate from our principal
as at the last time we met was
that we won’t end the strike until
the agreement is fully
implemented.
“We do not need promises again.
What we need now is actual
implementation. What if they do
not release the funds again after
making the promise?
“It was this same Mr President
that mid-wifed the agreement in
2009 when he was the Vice
President. The MoU was in his
custody. He studied the agreement
well before asking
then President Umaru Yar’Adua to
sign it. We can’t trust this
government.
-The Nation... www.thenationon
lineng.net

Ogbeche77: Ate nu je, ko ma pa mi

oga modu, help me out... Reply and create new topic are not displaying on my Nairaland forum, since yesterday i have not been able to reply and create new topic. quote and follow are the only icon displaying ... Ogu modu, what do ido.

Experienced same fate with my mtn line, not until i went to one of their offices.. Met one on one with the manager, I told him to bring his ears closer which he did.. I then shouted "your father " I also inserted the sim card into his ear...

mmm I jus told †ђε "Nigeria vs
India 99:1" story to ma niece and
nephew......†ђε kids st00d there
l00kin dumbf0unded for like 0ne
minute απδ they say they are
g0in to l00k for it 0n g00gle..
I said hey shut up d0nt go to any
g00gle jare! †ђε time that match
was played g00gle was n0t
there...Nosy kids, alwaz wanna
verify sh*t β4 they believe......wh
at happened to †ђε g00d 0ld days
when nieces and nephews jus
believed their "truthful"
Uncles??

deols: You are sooo dumb that I cannot honour you with a response.

I planned converting to Islam 2day but with your comments, i changed my mind... I kind of like logicboy03 religion.. So @logicboy03 enlighten me..

just hearing this for the first time, that we have different God. used to believe the oneness of God...Back to the matter; still waiting for the day Christians will sue the non Christians for relegating Jesus Christ to the office of a prophet.. Instead of referring to him as the messiah,the son of God or God... just my own 2quarter..

esshman: thats for chelseaa fans

atlest we get hope.... Red urine!!" that one na for manutd fans... Na Die be dis oooo

In whose name do they want Christians and non Christians to pray in?

None.... I wish papa Ajasco was an animated
comics,... Team #papa Ajasco...

Damn,I'm missing school,
Waow,can't believe i‘ve stayed @ home for 2 months nd still counting.
I miss SCHOOL GATE(those security men wey de check my dress code even when de see me commot 4rm admin block.)
Mehn....it hasn't been easy,i miss LT(wey students de check hu dress well nd hu no dress well come class)
I miss school CAFETERIA (where i de chop rice beans 4 #150)
I miss night class wey guys de toast girls,theives stealing nd 90% sleeping
I miss our class rep wey b H.O.D boy
I miss IDACHABA LT where u must see pple charging phone
Hmmmm can't imagin no more early Morning classes,no more fixed classes,no more test.i miss dem all.
I miss okada guys wey no de always get change once de drop 4 school gate.
I miss k.s.u bikes taking turn.
I almost forgot INIKPI ND DANGANA HOSTELS wey don turn short put ground
I miss K.S.U LIBRARY wey u go de read, others de eye ur bag.
I miss S.U.G RELAXING SIT wey b spot 4 pple wey no de enter class.
I miss ALUTA DRAGON CAR parading around.
I miss sitting in class blocks nd strolling in campus.i miss queing 4 everything in K.S U.
ABOVE ALL I MISS K.S.U.
GREAT K.S.U STUDENTS I MISS U ALL.....

BREAKING NEWS
An Akure bound associated airline
flight crashes in Lagos...20
confirmed dead.Source AIT News bar...

BREAKING NEWS | Nigeria
Education Institutions Shut Down
Completly.
===============
======================
BREAKING NEWS: Senior Staff
Association of Nigeria Universities
(SSANU), National Association of
Academic Technologist (NAAT) &
Non-Academic Staff Union of
Univerities (NASUU) HAVE
DECLARED AN INDEFINATE STRIKE
over two months of unpaid
salaries.
ASUU has been on strike, NOW,
SSANU, NAAT & NASUU has join.
ASUP has threatened to resume
strike and NUT will start sympathy
strike on friday, the implication of
this is that the education system
in Nigeria has been shut down
completly. www​.channelstv.com/.../ssanu-
others-join...

imagine asking Obama if osama was died... and he said i don't know....

APC power APC power.. APC power.... power jor power jare....

please somebody should tell these presenters or interviewers to stop laughing.... because me i am not laughing...

This channels Tv pple are fools!! they should have featured Maupe Ogun... instead of this lady....

one of those channels Tv sunrise daily presenters would have done best in dis media chat....

She was a "shy" girl from Buckinghamshire but the name Samantha Lewthwaite is once again being linked to a global atrocity.

The media have linked her to the Kenyan shopping centre attack and the speculation has been fuelled by the Kenyan foreign minister who has said one of the militants from the Somali al-Shabab group was a British woman.

But BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner said Whitehall officials continue to advise caution about the reports. There has been no confirmation of Ms Lewthwaite's involvement, either as an attacker, organiser or fundraiser.

Ms Lewthwaite was first thrust into the spotlight after the 7 July bombings in London in 2005, as the widow of bomber Germaine Lindsay, who killed 26 people when he blew up a Piccadilly Line Tube train near King's Cross.

A Muslim convert dubbed the "White Widow" by much of the media, she has no terrorism record in the UK but is currently on the run from Kenyan Police over alleged links to a terrorist cell that planned to bomb the country's coast.


A photo from a fake South African passport alleged to belong to Samantha Lewthwaite under an assumed name
After the 7 July attacks, Ms Lewthwaite condemned her husband's actions as "abhorrent", saying trips to radical mosques had "poisoned his mind".

"How these people could have turned him and poisoned his mind is dreadful," she told the Sun. "He was an innocent, naive and simple man. I suppose he must have been an ideal candidate."

But not long after the attack she disappeared.

She was known to be in Kenya and, last year, officials said she had fled to Somalia and the police were hunting a woman who used several identities, including hers.

BBC journalist Peter Taylor, who has just returned from Kenya where he was making a Panorama programme on al-Shabab, said there was still a lot of speculation about the group involved in the attack on the shopping centre.

However, he said: "If, as the foreign minister says, there was a British woman involved 'who had done this many times before', there is a strong possibility it may well be Samantha Lewthwaite.


Lewthwaite attended the Grange School in Aylesbury
"If she is dead then she would have achieved the kind of martyrdom that her husband Germaine Lindsay achieved."

He said Ms Lewthwaite had become an almost "mythological figure" and the search for her had been going on a "long time".

"At the time of the 7/7 bombings, the impression was that she disapproved and was highly critical of her husband's action," he added.

"Then she disappeared off the radar and turns up again in Kenya. It would appear she became involved with al-Shabab to fight jihad as her husband believed he was doing when he bombed the Tube."

'Follower not leader'

Ms Lewthwaite spent much of her life in the Buckinghamshire town of Aylesbury, although her very early years were spent in Northern Ireland.


Samantha Lewthwaite married 7/7 bomber Germaine Lindsay in 2002
Born to English soldier Andy Lewthwaite - who met and married Christine Allen while serving in Northern Ireland during the 1970s - she spent her childhood on the Whyte Acres estate in Banbridge, County Down.

Ms Lewthwaite was still at primary school when her family moved to Aylesbury, where they lived in a modest terraced house. Her parents separated in 1995.

Raj Khan, an Aylesbury councillor who has known her for decades, told the BBC she was an average girl.

"I knew her when she was a child," he said. "She was very innocent, lacking confidence, shy and very easy to get on with. She was a follower not a leader."

He said he could not imagine her being involved in the Nairobi attack.

"It takes someone sophisticated to be involved in such an international terrorist organisation," he added.

She became friendly with a local Muslim family who helped her to convert to Islam when she was a teenager.

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Raj Khan: "If she is being radicalised to this extent where was it done? was it in Aylesbury?"
At the Grange School in Aylesbury, the new Muslim convert stood out, according to Novid Shaid who taught there.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's T

A Palestinian man tied a mouse
up by its four limbs and posted a
photograph of it on Facebook after
the rodent ate some of his cash,
Gulf News reported.
The Gaza man, whose name wasn't
reported, said he had hidden his
weekly salary in his closet but
found that a mouse had eaten
three of the banknotes worth a
total of $170.
He then caught the mouse, strung
it by each of its four limbs and
posted a photograph of the
rodent, Gulf News said.
The post received several
comments from other Internet
users, including one who joked
that the matter should be brought
before the U.N. General Assembly
and the Security Council, which
should act to release the mouse.
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please!!!!! i need the code on how to stop monthly automatic airtel subscription BB android plan...... in order to change to another plan.... because i am fed up on how they renew my subscription without my consent.... #1200 make i won use make call dem remove am.... and if u won go another plan dem go say you are not entitled to this plan.... de tin dey pain me die... thus i no dey doubt airtel credibility... speed wen he come for browsing... dem too much... but dis automatic subscription na em won cause problem between us.... so sombody help me b4 i shout 'airtel'