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Thanks jare OP me no dey kuku fall for dem. I wonder wether them dey pay them for the likes and 'amen' comment. lala come see somethin

abeg how mush b fuel 4 ur area

Which time dem start?

Thats good for them, I always feel irritated whenever I pass there especially dat bridge and Joju side. Its time for them to know that there is need personal hygiene. And on the goverment's side please we need proper sanitation, how I wish there will be secret security operatives who will work from toll gate to joju and start arresting those miscreants who see Sango as there dustbin.

Link abeg. No b guguru we dey sell o rukky

Rock wetin.... If i hear

donholy28:
you no add d fuel dealers....how dix post go reduce fuel price?

Na true o. And those ones wey dey post how e take affect gari price for market

Solowande:
u forget to mention the endtime group, for any post they come across is alway endtime post

lols correct

1. PASSERS BY:- They are the one’s that don’t really comment on posts and if some of them will comment,it won’t be sensible like “any blackberry charger here” “just passing by” “just dey observe” e.t.c 2. PROFESSORS:- The self acclaimed professors are very common in every group chats, they write grammars in discord to their sentence just to prove their fake professorship. 3. Attention Seekers:- They are the one’s that use vulgar words, comment out of box, use bad English intentionally, just to be noticed. 4. Constructive Criticizers:- They criticize others constructively by making their points clear in a comment and also suggest a possible way out. They don’t bad mouth others. 5. Regulars:- These are set of people that are always online, they comment on every post even if it was posted at midnight, they struggle for first to comment and most times their comments are shallow because they are in hurry to post a comment. 6. Add yours... lala, seun come see

Make I book space first. Brb 2 comment

Chai, dis one na gbege job xperience o

Toor qualification pls

Happy bornday to the music taliban... More fruitful years ahead

..... Stop clubbing ..... Stop dressing half naked showing all your asset ..... Always use protection when hun

Ch1z0:
Strike!

I wonder oooo... Change dole

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) in Kwara says
primary school teachers in the state will embark on strike
on Monday to protest the non-payment of their four
months’ salary arrears.
The Chairman of the union, Comrade Musa Abubakar,
made this known in an interview with the News Agency of
Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Kaiama, Kaiama Local
Government Area of Kwara .
NAN reports that the strike action will begin just when
schools are expected to resume from their first term
holiday.
Abubakar said that the union could no longer guarantee
industrial harmony in the state following the non-payment
of their four months’ salary arrears.
He said that the primary school teachers in the state had
been loyal and dedicated to duty in spite of the failure of
the government to pay them salaries for months.
''I want to believe they have tried. If the members of the
National Assembly are not paid for four months, I doubt if
you will see anybody in the red or green chambers.
''I recall in Oyo state; they were not paid for just two
months and some House of Assembly members did not
going to work.
''So for us to have worked for four months without pay, I
think the teachers have tried and that is why we told the
government that we cannot guarantee any industrial
harmony again.
`''We cannot guarantee any teacher going to class on
Monday to teach with an empty stomach except the
problem is addressed,’’ he said.
He explained that the union would start a sit-at-home
strike action beginning on Monday to press home its
demand.
According to him, workers from other sectors will soon
join in the strike action in the spirit of solidarity.
The NUT leader criticised the state government for
creating a dichotomy between primary schools teachers
and their counterparts in the secondary schools.
He claimed that a Supreme Court judgment in 2002 had
made state governments responsible for the management
and funding of primary schools in the country.
''It is just unfortunate that a situation like this revolves
around primary school teachers in the country.
''I want to say without mincing words that if that trend
should continue, the primary school system will soon
collapse,’’ the union leader stated.
Abubakar, therefore, urged the state government to live up
to its responsibilities by doing the right thing.
''Education is the key and the bedrock of our development
particularly at the grassroots.
''If this trend is not checked, honestly, this country will run
into a problem.
''So I would, therefore, urge the federal, state, and local
governments to ensure that the ugly trend is checked,” he
said.
He said that once that was done, the proliferation of private
primary schools due to the public’s loss of confidence in
public schools would be checked. (NAN).... www.ilorin.info/fullnews.php?id=16175

hapy new yr 2016

Hapy new yr

FTC HAPPY NEW YEAR

How true is this?

We are waiting

No knowledge is a waste. I will advice you to try and finish the nd then you have more time to focus on law. Since its a 5years course. Best of luck boy

I need to try this mehn. op thumbs up to u

I cant believe this, its better they say the truth and let the truth set em free. why are they trying to bury the media through which they got more recognition and votes. I don't see them coming back 2019. We all have right to know whats going on in this country. lalasticlala fp tinz

FED POLY EDE aspirants check www.nairaland.com/2826725/2016-2017-federal-polytechnic-ede

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Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun state on Monday inaugurated a nine-member governing board to oversee the running policy of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital (LAUTECH) in Osogbo and create a miracle centre where those expected to die would live. The head of the board is Prof Wole Atoyebi, the other members are: Dr. Kayode Akinlade; Dr. Ademola Akintolu Onifade; Dr. Folorunso Agboade Makanju Olaniyan; Acting Chief Medical Director, LAUTECH, Prof Akeem Lasisi; Permanent Secretary, Osun Ministry of Health, Dr. Temitope Olalekan Oladele. Chairman, Osun Nigeria Medical Association, Dr. Surajudeen Ogunyemi; Provost, College of Medicine LAUTECH, Prof. Samuel Sunday Taiwo; and Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee, Dr. Daniel Adebode Adekanle, conclude the list. During the board’s inauguration at the EXCO lounge of the Governors Office in Abeere Osogbo, Aregbesola stated the board’s task is to run the institution as a world class one even at a time when public finance is at its lowest point on account of falling oil price and uncertainties in the global economy. Aregbesola pointed out that the board should change their mindset of what an hospital should be and let LAUTECH be a miracle centre where those expected to die would live. He said: “I am glad the chairman of the board is himself a labour titan and the chairman of the medical association is on board. While not discounting the right of the people to association, industrial actions should have no place in a hospital where the difference between life and death is a matter of seconds. “It is a sign that we are fast losing our humanity when caregivers look on indifferently and on purpose while people die. The board must also be on board our administration’s renewed efforts at work ethics. This is why work must yield a higher value of result than the input.” Moreover, the governor said in spite of recent financial challenges facing the state, he would continue to fulfill his obligations, especially to critical institutions like LAUTECH and other hospitals. Details on Premium Times.

LoL, funny post. He is visiting Paris