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Dudeonyx:Congratulations bro. Which center did you write in. Lagos, Owerri, or Abuja. I will appreciate your response |
Yes, the result is also out in UNILORIN. 8 people were shortlisted, most of them from medicine and surgery. All the best |
President Goodluck Jonathan’s commitment to end insurgency, ensure security and peace in Nigeria is the driving force for all engagements and negotiations with the extremist Boko Haram sect, a government spokesperson, Mike Omeri, has said. Mr. Omeri, the Coordinator, National Information Centre, said this on Friday while giving update on the ceasefire agreement reached between the Federal Government and Boko Haram sect to end insurgency in the country. “We can confirm to you that there have been contacts between the government and representatives of the Boko Haram. “The discussions are essentially in the relation to the general insecurity in the North-East and also the need to rescue all captives of the terrorists, including the students of Government Secondary School, Chibok. “From the discussion, they, terrorists, indicated their desire for and willingness to discuss and resolve all associated issues,’’ he said. According to him, they, terrorists, also assured that the school girls and all other people in their captivity are all alive and well. “Already, the terrorists have announced a ceasefire in furtherance of their desire for peace. In this regard, the government of Nigeria has, in similar vein, declared ceasefire,’’ he said. The coordinator assured Nigerians that the greater goal of the process was to ensure the return of normalcy to the country, especially in areas affected by the terrorist activities. Mr. Omeri said the negotiation was being facilitated by President Idris Derby of Chad, adding that the essence is to end terrorism, free the Chibok girls and all those in captivity. He said “no condition’’ was attached on the release of the girls and others. According to him, one of the commanders of the sect, Danladi Ahmadu, is representing the sect in the talks, while the Principal Private Secretary to the President, Hassan Tukur, is representing the government. (NAN) https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/169699-why-jonathan-approved-ceasefire-deal-with-boko-haram.html |
The scholarship test date has been postponed. Check your email guys.. No specific date fixed yet for the test. |
This question goes to all those who did the MTN foundation exam last year. Is the submission of National identity card, Or Driver's license etc. compulsory before entrance into the exam center. Awaiting your replies. |
jamael:Check your sponsor email address that you used during the registration. |
Emmyshegs:Bros, check your email all details have been sent there. I also chose Lagos and my center is unilag etc center |
yuncka:Yes, let's wait and see how it all pans out |
I am an unapologetic Buhari's Supporter. A Buhari that represents change for the teeming Nigerian youths. A Buhari that represents hope for Nigeria. The only man, at which on the mention of his name, many people are afraid. The only Nigerian leader today, that enjoys a cult followership. The only Nigerian leader today, that has been found not to be corrupt. The man that laid the foundation for the refineries we have in our country today. A No Nonsense Buhari. The only "old man" that the PDP is afraid of. The "serial loser" that makes them panic. The only man who could garner about 12 million votes in a party founded 6 months before election. The only man that, the PDP are obsessed with calling names They call him a"fanatic " They call him a "religious bigot" They call him a" Boko haram" apologist They said he's a"failure ". BUT.... I am not perturbed I am not moved at all I support him wholeheartedly In him i see a change for Nigeria. The Change we have been yearning for. The Change we MUST get come 2015. That's why I repeat No matter what they say No matter what they do No amount of blackmail, can change my mind Buhari is the man Buhari Lo Sure Ju Buhari ka anyi ga eso SAI BUHARI. Come 2015, Buhari is the man for the job. And i am frank about it I have no iota of doubt in me, That he will get there. By the special grace of the Almighty God. I am an unapologetic Buhari's supporter What about you? Shehu Aba |
PDP and GEJ apologists will come on this thread to say it's all lies. Let them continue sleeping and in 2015, they will be SHOCKED!! |
OK. Let's wait and see. Stomach infrastructure indeed. |
aguiyi:Ogbeni pack well jare. At your age, you can't answer a simple question rather you resort to name callings, tribalistic statements and insults. This really depicts your level of thinking and prerogative HERE. Again, I repeat in any debate Fashola will oust GEJ. |
aguiyi:Oga stop all these your blabbing. You were asked a simple question, and all you could vomit is this thrash. Stop all these politics of sentiments, it won't take you anywhere. After all, the OP never mentioned been a good leader or not, he simply asked, in a debate who will fair better between the duo. @ Topic, It's a fact that Fashola will floor GEJ in any debate, I doubt if there's any Nigerian politician today, that can withstand him though in intellectual discourse, and to always back up everything said with facts. Any day, Any time BRF will oust GEJ in a debate. |
I received another email from Dragnet today, asking me to update the dya account. But the link is not opening. It displays 400 bla bla bla. Who has been able to do his/hers. Kindly share. |
FKO81:I don hear. Thank you |
Well that's by the way. Seun needs to be unbiased especially as we approach the election year. APC 'Big boys' flood Buhari's Declaration Top members of the All Progressives Congress (APC), including four governors, were at the Eagle Square in Abuja on Wednesday for the declaration of Muhammadu Buhari, to seek the party’s nomination for the 2015 presidential election. This contrasts sharply with the declaration of his rival, Atiku Abubakar, which was not attended by any senior member of the party. At Buhari’s declaration were Babatunde Fashola, governor of Lagos; Tanko Al-Makura, governor of Nasarawa; Rotimi Amaechi, governor of Rivers state; Adams Oshiomhole, governor of Edo state; George Akume, former governor of Benue state; Olorunnnibe Mamora, former speaker of Lagos state. But Kano governor, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, who is also seeking the party’s nomination, was absent. Buhari expressed appreciation to those in attendance, promising to transform the nation if elected. He said the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had lived below expectation, lamenting the high rate of poverty and insecurity in the country. “I want to pay tribute to Nigerians who are enduring all sorts of hardship and degradations on a daily basis,” he said. “Many are grappling with extreme poverty and barely eking out a living. Nearly all are in living in the fear of their lives, also of their friends and family, due to insurgency by the godless movement called Boko Haram. “Ladies and gentlemen, it is everyone’s duty to resolve and help overcome these immense challenges. I will like to appreciate members of our armed forces under the new leadership. I will also like to commend the police for their efforts in confronting these challenges. “I will also like to thank our supporters up and down the country, for their perseverance and resolve in face of the oppressive PDP government. “This is an occasion to celebrate our effort and resolve to continue until victory is won. I humbly wish to present myself before you, before all Nigerians and before God, seeking to be elected as APC’s presidential candidate.” He said unlike the ruling party that lacks democratic tenets, APC has put in place structures to ensure free and fair polls during the primary election. “We have worked very hard in the last 18 months to put up structures from the polling units, to wards, local government, state and the center,” he said. “These structures will lead to free and fair polls. There is no point in holding elections if they are not free and fair. “The interference in the wish of the people, which PDP has practised since 2003, is the worst form of injustice. Denying people their right to appraise their candidate. Whether they like it or not, injustice cannot endure. “Since 1999, PDP has presided over our country’s decline. Nigeria, in my experience, has never been so divided, so polarised by an unthinking government, hellbent on ruling and stealing. We in the APC are resolved to stop them in their act and rescue Nigeria from the stronghold of PDP.” Since 2003 when Buhari has been contesting for the country’s highest office, he has been emerging second. In 2003 and 2007, he contested under the platform of the All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP) and lost to Olusegun Obasanjo and Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, respectively. But under the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) in 2011, lost to Goodluck Jonathan. Culled from # TheCable |
The handwriting is clearly written on the wall. Buhari is the man for the job come 2015. SAI BUHARI 2015 |
Top members of the All Progressives Congress (APC), including four governors, were at the Eagle Square in Abuja on Wednesday for the declaration of Muhammadu Buhari, to seek the party’s nomination for the 2015 presidential election. This contrasts sharply with the declaration of his rival, Atiku Abubakar, which was not attended by any senior member of the party. At Buhari’s declaration were Babatunde Fashola, governor of Lagos; Tanko Al-Makura, governor of Nasarawa; Rotimi Amaechi, governor of Rivers state; Adams Oshiomhole, governor of Edo state; George Akume, former governor of Benue state; Olorunnnibe Mamora, former speaker of Lagos state. But Kano governor, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, who is also seeking the party’s nomination, was absent. Buhari expressed appreciation to those in attendance, promising to transform the nation if elected. He said the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had lived below expectation, lamenting the high rate of poverty and insecurity in the country. “I want to pay tribute to Nigerians who are enduring all sorts of hardship and degradations on a daily basis,” he said. “Many are grappling with extreme poverty and barely eking out a living. Nearly all are in living in the fear of their lives, also of their friends and family, due to insurgency by the godless movement called Boko Haram. “Ladies and gentlemen, it is everyone’s duty to resolve and help overcome these immense challenges. I will like to appreciate members of our armed forces under the new leadership. I will also like to commend the police for their efforts in confronting these challenges. “I will also like to thank our supporters up and down the country, for their perseverance and resolve in face of the oppressive PDP government. “This is an occasion to celebrate our effort and resolve to continue until victory is won. I humbly wish to present myself before you, before all Nigerians and before God, seeking to be elected as APC’s presidential candidate.” He said unlike the ruling party that lacks democratic tenets, APC has put in place structures to ensure free and fair polls during the primary election. “We have worked very hard in the last 18 months to put up structures from the polling units, to wards, local government, state and the center,” he said. “These structures will lead to free and fair polls. There is no point in holding elections if they are not free and fair. “The interference in the wish of the people, which PDP has practised since 2003, is the worst form of injustice. Denying people their right to appraise their candidate. Whether they like it or not, injustice cannot endure. “Since 1999, PDP has presided over our country’s decline. Nigeria, in my experience, has never been so divided, so polarised by an unthinking government, hellbent on ruling and stealing. We in the APC are resolved to stop them in their act and rescue Nigeria from the stronghold of PDP.” Since 2003 when Buhari has been contesting for the country’s highest office, he has been emerging second. In 2003 and 2007, he contested under the platform of the All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP) and lost to Olusegun Obasanjo and Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, respectively. But under the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) in 2011, lost to Goodluck Jonathan. Culled from # TheCable |
Obinoscopy:Oga stop been sentimental and playing on our sensibilities, we are no fools. The hatred you guys managing the politics section have for Buhari is clear for all to see. After all Seun has stated in many threads that he doesn't want the general back in Aso rock, for some reasons best known to him. As I earlier advised Seun, no matter what you guys do, what will, be will be. But, history will judge you guys for not been faithful and truthful to your country when you ought to be, history will judge you for trying to twist issues to suit your taste just because it's your forum. If you like, move the thread back to front page or not, edit the statements of Phockphockman or not to make it appealing. It never holds water, because that can never deter us from the Change which MUST occur come 2015. |
Seun:What's outdated? This is a clear case of partisanship and biasness towards the APC. How could you say, a thread of about 12 pages is outdated with live updates, pictures, tweets etc. Now, a thread of just 6 pages which stated with a hate statement, jaundiced analysis, ethnic and religious bigotry is up to date abi . Seun, let me tell you this, no matter what you do, no matter how you do, and no matter the level of your clear hatred for Buhari, You'll be shocked in 2015. |
SAI BUHARI 2015. The change we WANT is here |
Yes, I am an unapologetic Buhari Supporter. Any day, Any time. Buhari is my man This is the man we NEED This is the change we yearn for. This is the change we ENVISAGE Buhari lo sure ju Buhari ka anyi ga ESO SAI BUHARI 2015. |
ajahexcel:Not doubting you. But, the examination this year is organized by Dragnet. |
Please those who have successfully written the exam in the past years and are successful awardees. They should kindly inform us all, of the areas in which questions are asked, so that we can be preparing towards that. |
2015 Presidency: Buhari declares Wednesday Former presidential candidate of the defunct Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) General Muhammadu Buhari, will on Wednesday, formally declare his interest in the presidential ticket of the main opposition party in the country, All Progressives Congress (APC). The event will hold at the Eagle Square in Abuja. Buhari’s declaration, initially fixed for last Wednesday, was shelved in order to give the party’s faithful ample op portunity to prepare for the Adamawa governorship election, which has since been aborted by the judgment of a Federal High Court in Abuja on the governorship of the state. Checks revealed that another presidential aspirant in the party and incumbent Kano State Governor, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, will make his formal declaration next week Thursday. Addressing newsmen at the weekend, in Abuja ahead of Wednesday’s event, members of Buhari Support Group, declared that about 5 million supporters of the presidential aspi rant across the country, would grace the occasion to show fidelity to the ambition of the APC national leader. National Secretary of the group, Mallam Ibrahim Dauda, declared: “The epoch-making formal declaration of General Buhari next week, will witness the unprecedented attendance of not less than five million passionate supporters of the General. In fact, the Eagle Square is envisioned to be choked to capacity and overflowing, as the deluge of Buhari’s supporters will besiege the nation’s capital to demonstrate their love, support and solidarity for the man whom they regard as the sym bol of leadership change that the generality of Nigerians desperately yearn for.” Mallam Dauda urged the national leaders of the APC to ensure that General Buhari picks the party’s ticket, as he noted that the former presidential candidate of the defunct ANPP and CPC in the presidential 2003, 2007 and 2011, respectively was the most formidable aspirant in the APC. “It is our candid desire and mission to convince the entire APC members and supporters in Nigeria that General Muhammadu Buhari is indeed, the best presidential candidate for the APC in the forthcoming general elections. He has been tested and trusted; and is the only APC presidential candidate that actually has the political clout, charisma and pedigree to give the Peoples Democratic Party.” (PDP) a good run for its money.” https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=356945764482991&substory_index=0&id=125341937643376&refid=28&_ft_=qid.6069678058472495027%3Amf_story_key.5256006438779597152&__tn__=%2As |
Nice one from Saraki. Indeed you've spoken well. This is a welcome development. It's our duty as Nigerians to make this change we envisage feasible. Come 2015, APC is gonna occupy Aso rock. |
Being statement by Senator Bukola Saraki announcing the suspension of his presidential ambition. This was adapted from his Facebook page. After months of wide but careful deliberations and consultations with my family, friends, political associates and supporters, today, I am announcing the suspension of my Presidential Bid in the interest of our country and party. As it stands, I have been deeply humbled by the spark that my prospective candidacy has ignited among Nigerians across Nigeria and abroad; Young people, youth groups, and stakeholders from all geo-political zones have sought the change that they wish to see. These young people by their overwhelming support have not only encouraged my candidacy, they have endorsed the change that they desperately crave. As complicated as the political outlook of 2015 currently seems, now is the time for well-meaning Nigerians from all works of life to fall-in-line and become rank-and-file soldiers in our struggle to reclaim our nation. I have always maintained that I did not leave the ruling party for the opposition because of any personal interest; Anyone who understands Nigerian politics would know that it takes serious courage, rugged doggedness and self-sacrifice to do that. Therefore, whether it is on the issue of the party or all other issues that I have been pushing in my position as a Senator of the Federal Republic, the primal purpose that drives me is the desire to see a better and more purposely governed Nigeria. Fixing Nigeria cannot be done by any an individual effort, because fixing Nigeria is an assignment that goes beyond the power of any individual or party; it is beyond individual’s ambition and zeal. Fixing a nation like Nigeria with daunting challenges that have accumulated over the years, will take a combined effort. Due to this, I believe that as we move forward to the next elections, now is the time “for every patriotic Nigerian, particularly those in the political terrain to base their ambitions and interest in the context of the country’s overall interest.” In any healthy democracy, several people will always compete. Even at that, by virtue of the notion of completion, only one can emerge at the end of the day. What this means is that several others may be left disappointed. To my party-men and women, to all our candidates competing for the highest office in the land, we must remember that as we move on to take the lead in this fight for the future of our great country, our party cannot afford too much internal rancour going into next year’s election. Therefore, some of us need to make personal sacrifice and be part of the solution rather than parts of the problem of the party – and in turn, the country. This explains why some of us feel that we must make necessary sacrifices and contribute immensely to building a strong and united party that provides the only real alternative to the floundering Government that has become too constipated on power and lost touch with the realities that ordinary Nigerians grapple with everyday. Moving forward, we need to change the way the country is run; we need change in our security and the values we place on human life; we need to change the current disgraceful situation in security and corruption. And I believe only the APC can bring about this change and give our country the leadership that it deserves. But we must not stop here. To bring about this change, we must knock on doors, and travel far and wide and spread the ideology of a new Nigeria. We must let Nigerians know that as we seek their mandate as a party and as politicians, they must hold us accountable for the promises that we make during election time. We must let them know that gone are the days of politics-as-usual, empty-promises-as-usual and stomach infrastructure instead of tangible and progressive change. Because of this, we must chart a new course. As a party, we must establish a CONTRACT WITH NIGERIA that sends a message that change is coming, and change is ever-so-close… But we, as the custodians of our own future, have to grab our change by taking our collective destiny into our own hands at the ballot box. I continue to stand committed to progressive and successful Nigeria. I continue to remain committed to my supporters, and thankful for their unwavering encouragement over the last few months. I thank my family, loyalists, followers and groups across the country such as Save Kwara Forum, Members of New Nigeria Generation, ABS Vanguard, The Nigeria Positive Change Group, All Progressive Youth Forum, Project Nigeria first, Nigerians in Diaspora Group and others too numerous to mention that have urged me to join the presidential race because of their belief in my ability to fix this country, I say do not be disappointed as a result of this sacrificial decision i have taken in the interest of our country. I thank the other Presidential aspirants and leaders on the platform of the APC who have sat down with me to discuss ways of moving this nation forward. All our candidates stand head and shoulders over the leadership that we have today – and I know that they too are dedicated to fixing Nigeria… To reiterate and wrap up, as Nnamdi Azikiwe once said: “We must do for ourselves what others hesitate to do for us.” Because of this, I speak directly to every Nigerian when I say: change is a joint effort. Change will not happen by shying away from the ballot box. Change will only occur when we, as Nigerians, decide – as one – that we want change, and nothing will deter us from having it. We must keep hope alive and be assured that who ever will receive my support and endorsement will be someone who believes in our aspiration, interest and yearning for a better future for our teaming youth. I hereby reinstate my commitment to the interest of the youths being protected and secured so that at the end of the day, everyone will speak with one voice that we will all be proud of. Thank you for your time. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=356675401176694&id=125341937643376&refid=8&_ft_=qid.6069410232807333414%3Amf_story_key.4832590048322037500&__tn__=%2As |
A beg make them quick resign jare. After all, they have not added any value to this country since they were appointed. As they resign, let them put it at the back of their mind, that their Oga Otuoke is also leaving that villa come 2015. |
Maku, and his fellow cohorts should resign ASAP even before that date. |
President Jonathan has ordered members of his cabinet interested in elective posts to resign from office. Minister of Information, Mr. Labaran Maku, confirmed this to pressman in Nasarawa over the weekend. He said that ministers who have political ambitions have been directed to resign their position by October 20. At least, about eight of the ministers are joggling to become governors of their states, even though some of them are afraid of leaving. Among those expected to resign their appointments are Senator Bala Muhammed (Federal Capital Territory), Chief Emeka Wogu (Labour), Mr. Nyesom Wike (State, Education), Dr. Samuel Ortom (State, Trade, Industry and Investment) and Senator Musiliu Obanikoro (State, Defence). Maku spoke at his home state, Nasarawa, on Sunday. Among the ministers, it was however learnt that Muhammed, the minister of the FCT is seriously afraid to resign following the intelligence report the gathered that he was not wanted at home, Bauchi. Because of this, he had been given money to some unemployed youths, asking them to demonstrate against his leaving Abuja. http://saharareporters.com/2014/10/12/president-jonathan-orders-ministers-political-ambition-resign-october-20 |