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Professor Wole Soyinka said, "Only four sets of people can vote and support Goodluck Jonathan 2015 agenda: (1) those who are intellectually blind. (2) those who are blinded by ethnicity. (3) those who are blinded by corruption and therefore afraid of the unknown, should power change hands. (4) those who are suffering from a combination of all the above terminal sickness" |
Lady, Dame Jonathan, may have just said that voting for the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Muhammadu Buhari, will only see Nigeria ‘move from bad to better’. According to the wife of the president, if sworn in on May 29, Buhari would only build prisons, instead of schools. Patience Jonathan made the utterance at a rally organized by the women wing of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in Akure, Ondo State, on Tuesday, March 24.She said: “If you vote Buhari, you vote for prison. When the PDP is busy building schools, they are busy thinking of building jails. We will not allow our children to be put in jail, God forbid. We pray for oneness, we pray for unity, we pray for peace.” “He was a former Head of State, he did not build Almajiri schools. It was Goodluck Jonathan that built the schools. Ask him what he did for women when he was Head of State. It was Goodluck Jonathan that remembered women.” “They said we should change, we can only move from bad to better, not from better to bad. Jonathan has done well and will do even better if returned. They have nothing to show,” she added. However, it should be noted that Dame Patience Jonathan has recently been involved in series of controversies over her scandalous quotes directed at the opposition. She was criticised over trying to incite violence in the country ahead of the general elections, to which the president’s wife responded that she is “a woman of peace” who hates violence . www.naij.com/408692-change-means-moving-from-bad-to-better-dame-jonathan.html |
lordcornel:GBAM |
With a few days to Nigeria’s presidential polls, an online news agency, Empowered Newswire, is reporting that the Federal Government may be on the cusp of announcing the release of 219 Chibok schoolgirls abducted April 14, 2014 in a final dramatic push to sway voters to support incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan. The newswire service reported that its sources in Abuja disclosed that the surprise rescue of the schoolgirls, whose abduction a year ago sparked global outrage, “is meant to swing the electioneering tide of things in favor of PDP’s presidential candidate and incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan who faces a stiff opposition in Saturday’s election against his APC contender, General Muhammadu Buhari.” Newswire stated that the “pre-arranged” release of the kidnapped schoolgirls was seen as a winner. Empowered Newswire stated that the Jonathan administration and PDP had been considering a variety of strategies to ensure that Mr. Jonathan is reelected, or at least to thwart the electoral triumph of Mr. Buhari. According to the site, one option the president and his party have considered is “the idea of an Interim National Government.” Citing sources close to the military, Newswire reported that “there is a buzz in military circles that sometimes during the week, the military may announce the release of the girls.” The newswire added that the leaders of the BringBackOurGirls campaign were aware of the development “as they confirm[ed] that words have been sent to the parents of the girls located in Borno, Kano and Kaduna states that they should be prepared to identify their children and wards sometimes this week. It is in fact believed that the parents might be asked to report in Abuja to facilitate the identification of the girls.” According to Empowered newswire, some of the leaders of the movement for the girls’ rescue said they would rejoice if the girls return, but added that such suspicious timing of the girls’ release would indicate “the wickedness of our government.” The news service quoted some political observers as questioning the government’s reported plan to use the fate of the girls for political advantage. “The argument is that if the release of the girls is being planned that might suggest foul play somewhere,” stated the website, adding that its US sources were skeptical about the speculated plan. Even so, Newswire quoted a BringBackOurGirls official as declaring that, if the government planned to announce the release of the girls in order to bolster the president’s electoral prospects, “that would amount to… the worst form of aggrandizement. And it is God Himself that will punish such wickedness on the part of some of our government officials.” The website added that there were also unconfirmed claims that the Federal Government would announce a salary increase sometime this week as another measure to build a political momentum for the PDP in the presidential and national polls. Newswire noted that several Federal Government agencies were already behind in the payment of workers’ salaries. Newswire reported that President Jonathan’s threat late last week to arrest those talking about an interim government seemed to put the final lid on that idea. It noted the president’s spokesman, Reuben Abati, had mentioned the idea in a public statement where he claimed that former President Olusegun Obasanjo wanted to be the head of an interim government. Newswire reported that President Jonathan, the PDP and their political allies were “yet to perceive a water- tight strategy to win Saturday’s election regardless of some of the public show of bravery.” It added: “Besides, even the party Chairman last week ruled out a landslide, in what observers say is a revelation of real fears and worry within the ruling party circles and Aso Rock.” In the report, Empowered Newswire linked last week’s violent protests in Lagos by the Odua Peoples Congress (OPC) demanding the removal of Attahiru Jega, the chairman of Nigeria’s electoral commission, as “indicative of the fact that PDP is still very unsure how the elections would end up on Saturday. It is believed that PDP and friends of the president are behind those OPC protests in Lagos where the protesters were displaying different weapons.” Newswire reported that international sources were confident that Mr. Jonathan would respect the results of the election, adding, however, “many hawks around the president have been identified as those responsible for developing ideas on how to ensure a decent way to rig the election or just prevent Buhari from becoming president.” www.saharareporters.com/2015/03/24/pdp-fine-tunes-strategy-win-polls-fg-may-soon-announce-rescue-chibok-girls-empowered |
The Rivers State Deputy Governor, Tele Ikuru, on Monday asked the Peoples Democratic Party faithful to fight and redeem the state from the All Progressives Party, even if it means shedding their blood. Mr. Ikuru made the call in Port Harcourt to a crowd of PDP supporters who turned out to welcome him after his defection from the APC. “It is necessary for the sake of your fathers, for the sake of your mothers, for the sake of your brothers and sisters and for the sake of your children, every Rivers man must stand up to fight this evil among us,” Mr. Ikuru said. “If it demands your blood, so be it.” The deputy governor also told the PDP supporters how his friend and boss, Governor Rotimi Amaechi, deceived him into leaving the party in 2013. According to him, Mr. Amaechi made him to believe that joining the APC was the new order. “I was deceived, I must confess,” he said. ” I was told that it was a new order. I did not know that it was all about the ambition of an individual. I say big thank you to you all PDP members because, when I was deceived out of PDP, if all of you had not stood your ground to keep the party alive, where would I have returned to? “In our darkness, we thought that we were in the right place. What is happening in Rivers State today will haunt all of us if we allow it to go unchallenged.” He announced that his supporters across the 23 local government areas of the state have agreed to dump the ruling APC. Mr. Ikuru, who said genuine peace will return to the state after the March 28 presidential election, introduced some of his top supporters who defected with him including the former Deputy Mayor of Port Harcourt City, Victor Ere, APC Secretary in Andoni Local Government Area, Kingston Silvanus, amongst others. Meanwhile, a source has told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr. Ikuru has started moving things out of his official quarters barely two days after he dumped APC for the PDP. The embattled deputy governor is said to have started moving his personal belongings from his Old GRA official residence on Monday night. According to the source, Mr. Ikuru is moving to his personal house located in Eagle Island, one of the water locked areas of Port Harcourt city. “We saw people moving things out of the residence in the night and it is likely he is moving back to his personal house,” the source said. The deputy governor might have decided to flee from his official residence to forestall being thrown out by Governor Amaechi. Mr. Amaechi was sacked from his official quarters in 2007 when he would not yield to the PDP’s decision to replace him with his cousin, Celestine Omehia, as the PDP governorship candidate for that year’s election. Mr. Amaechi was the speaker of the state house of assembly from 1999 – 2007 and was tipped to take over from the then Governor, Peter Odili. However, during the PDP’s South-South zonal rally in Port Harcourt, former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, told party faithful that the gubernatorial ticket Mr. Amaechi won during the primary had a “K-leg”. Instead of handing Mr. Amaechi the party’s flag, it was given to his cousin, Mr. Omehia, in a move that pitched the two brothers against each other. When Mr. Amaechi challenged the party’s decision in court, his boss, Mr. Odili, immediately ordered security operatives to throw his personal belongings out of the speaker’s official residence. The spokesperson for the Deputy Governor, Edna Alete, declined comment when PREMIUM TIMES contacted on whether or not Mr. Ikuru has moved out of his official residence. www.saharareporters.com/2015/03/24/spill-blood-if-necessary-decamped-rivers-state-deputy-governor-ikuru-urges-rivers-people |
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, has warned that the March 28 and April 11 elections may be sabotaged by anti-democratic forces, which could lead the military to stage a coup d’etat and set in place an interim government. Mr. Falana, who stated this in a speech delivered at the Foursquare Gospel Church owned Life Theological Seminary, Ikorodu, on Sunday, said despite assurances by President Goodluck Jonathan and the Independent National Electoral Commission, there was no indication that the election will hold as billed. He also warned of the likelihood of post-election violence should the vote go forward. Both President Jonathan and the Independent Electoral Commission chair, Attahiru Jega, have maintained that the new election dates are sacrosanct. “There is no indication that the election will hold,” he said. “If the INEC goes ahead with the conduct of the elections there are fears that the exercise may be sabotaged by anti-democratic forces. If the election holds the results may be rejected leading to a post- election violence which may threaten the corporate existence of the nation. “In the circumstance, an interim government may be established and be saddled with the task of preparing the country for another political transition. In the alternative, a coup d’etat that may be staged by the top echelon of the armed forces under the pretext of restoring law and order and fighting the menace of insurgency. The military wing of the ruling parties succeeded in Mali and Burkina Faso. But having divided the country along ethnic and religious lines, the masterminds of the political crisis are not likely to profit from the perfidy.” He therefore, asked Nigerians to prepare “for a long drawn out battle for the liberation of the country from political and economic predators”. In his speech, the lawyer commended the renewed onslaught against the deadly terror group, Boko Haram, in the North-East region of Nigeria by both the federal government and the Nigerian military. He, however, asked the military to discontinue the court martial of several solders who had earlier complained about lack of sophisticated weapons to face the insurgents. He said the government’s admittance that it purchased new equipment for the fight to succeed, meant that the soldiers were justified in the earlier protest. He also asked the Federal Government to implement the recommendations of the Ambassador Usman Gilmatiri presidential panel on insurgency in the north east region and embark on a special programme to address the problems of child education and youth unemployment in the region. On the state of the nation’s economy, Mr. Falana said the bulk of the intervention funds created by the Goodluck Jonathan-led administration was for the rich. According to Mr. Falana, the funds including- Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme (N69billion); Commercial Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme (N200billion); the Nigerian Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (N200billion) ; Small and Medium Enterprises Credit Guarantee Scheme (N200billion); the SMEs Restructuring and Refinancing Scheme (N200billion) and Power and Airlines Intervention Fund (N300billion) are yet to have effect on the economy. “Sequel to the crash in the price of crude oil the Federal Government announced that austerity measures would be imposed on the hapless Nigerian people,” he said. “Because of the gross mismanagement of the economy by the government and its allies workers are now salaries for months. After the elections the people are going to be made to bear the brunt of the looting of the treasury and costs of running the government. “But in spite of the grinding poverty in the land Nigerian legislators are said to be the highest paid in the world. The country’s public officers equally receive the highest estacodes in the world. With over 10 aircraft Nigeria has the largest presidential fleet among the developing nations in the world.” The lawyer also accused the Central Bank of Nigeria of “dollarization of the economy”. “In a bid to dollarize the economy and destroys the Nigerian economy the CBN supplies millions of dollars to the foreign exchange market on a weekly basis,” he said. “Although Nigeria has become the largest importer of the United States dollars in the world neither the International Monetary Fund (IMF) nor the World Bank has ever questioned the reckless devaluation of the economy. Even, the National Assembly which is debating the 2015 Appropriation Bill has not deemed it to consider the deleterious effects of the increasing devaluation of the national currency on the implementation of the Budget.” The media was also not left out as Mr. Falana accused the media of diverting attention from Nigeria’s problem of youth unemployment, infrastructural decay, insecurity, corruption, currency devaluation to giving undue prominence to the campaign of calumny and character assassination embarked upon by some politicians. “The media have thrown caution to the winds by colluding with certain politicians to divert attention from the crises of youth unemployment, infrastructural decay, insecurity, corruption, currency devaluation etc,” he said. “Thus, by giving undue prominence to the campaign of calumny and character assassination embarked upon by some politicians the media have denied the Nigerian people the opportunity to make informed decisions on the candidates of their choice.” www.newspunch.org/jonathan-may-be-overthrown-before-saturdays-election-falana-raise-fresh-alarm/ |
A Federal High Court in Lagos has ruled that the Nigerian Armed Forces have no role in the conduct of elections in the country. The court relied on a recent Court of Appeal ruling that barred the use of soldiers in the conduct of elections, stating that it was a violation of Section 217(2)(c) of the Constitution and Section 1 of the Armed Forces Act. The appellate court had also relied on a judgment by a Federal High Court in Sokoto last January also barring the use of armed forces in the conduct of elections. The latest ruling says the Nigerian government should not deploy soldiers at polling units, a plan that had generated controversy between the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the opposition All Progressives Congress, APC. Details later…. www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/178953-breaking-court-bars-use-of-soldiers-in-election.html |
Lee Kuan Yew, the statesman who transformed Singapore from a small port city into a wealthy global hub, has died at the age of 91. The city-state's prime minister for 31 years, he was widely respected as the architect of Singapore's prosperity. But he was criticised for his iron grip on power. Under him freedom of speech was tightly restricted and political opponents were targeted by the courts. A state funeral will be held on 29 March, after a week of mourning. In an emotional televised address, his son Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong paid tribute to him. "He fought for our independence, built a nation where there was none, and made us proud to be Singaporeans. We won't see another man like him." Mr Lee oversaw Singapore's independence from Britain and separation from Malaysia. His death was announced early on Monday. He had been in hospital for several weeks with pneumonia and was on life support. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said he was "deeply saddened" by Mr Lee's death. US President Barack Obama described him as a "giant of history". The Chinese foreign ministry called him "a uniquely influential statesman in Asia". 'Lifetime of building' In Singapore, a steady stream of people arrived at the hospital and the Istana, the prime minister's office, to offer their condolences. A charismatic figure, Mr Lee co-founded the People's Action Party (PAP), which has governed Singapore since 1959, and was its first prime minister. The Cambridge-educated lawyer led Singapore through merger with, and then separation from, Malaysia. Speaking after the split in 1965, he pledged to build a meritocratic, multi-racial nation. But tiny Singapore - with no natural resources - needed a new economic model. "We knew that if we were just like our neighbours, we would die," Mr Lee told the New York Times in 2007. "We had to produce something which is different and better than what they have." www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32012346
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shachris:www.saharareporters.com/2015/03/22/controversy-allegations-shady-deals-rock-nigeria-election-debate-group |
But there have been allegations that the group is actually a one-man show run by Raymond Dokpesi, the Chairman of DAAR Communications Limited (owners of Africa Independent Television, AIT), who uses it as a bargaining tool for private gains and political advantage. The Nigeria Election Debate Group, NEDG, has organised presidential and vice presidential debates since 1999, but fresh claims have emerged questioning the independence and partisan nature of the group. The debates, the final lap of the series of debates organised by the NEDG, is holding on March 22, according to the organisers. But there have been allegations that the group is actually a one-man show run by Raymond Dokpesi, the Chairman of DAAR Communications Limited (owners of Africa Independent Television, AIT), who uses it as a bargaining tool for private gains and political advantage. When it was incorporated in 2011, the NEDG listed six organisations as shareholders, each with a representative. They include Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria, BON, represented by Abubakar Aji; DAAR Communications, represented by Tony Akiotu; Nigeria Union of Journalists, represented by Mohammed Garba; Alliance for Credible Election represented by Emma Ezeazu; Nigeria Guild of Editors, represented by Gbenga Adefaye; and Transition Monitoring Group, TMG, represented by Moshood Erubami. At a press conference on Friday in Lagos, a pressure group, Value and Integrity Group, accused Mr. Dokpesi of having turned the NEDG into a private estate put at the service of President Goodluck Jonathan and his Peoples Democratic Party. “Our investigation reveals as follows: First, a First Bank account was opened for the NEDG and had Dr. Dokpesi as the sole signatory, though he is not listed as one of the Directors,” the group said in a statement signed by Sina Odugbemi and Popoola Ajayi, Coordinator and Secretary respectively. “He also used the DAAR communications office address, a personal address as the address listed in the bank account documentation. These two moves effectively turned the NEDG into Dokpesi’s private company.” According to the group, an initial N1 million was paid into the said NEDG account, and on March 28th, 2011, another N20 million was paid into his (Mr. Dokpesi’s) personal account. “The N20m was paid into his personal current account number 2017171535 because the NEDG account opening was in process then hence he received the N20m in his personal current account instead of NEDG,” the group said. “A text message from Dokpesi to the banker confirms this. The text message reads – ‘He sent about N20 million to the account since last week and I utilised about N50 million for the NEDG DEBATE. As soon as the sponsors pay, I will pay in.daar'” The group, brandishing copies of Mr. Dokpesi’s bank account opening documents and NEDG’s certificate of registration at the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), also said that Mr. Dokpesi tried to open another First Bank account in 2012. “The First Bank account was opened by Dokpesi at the Maitama branch of the First Bank in Abuja with account number 2021069251 with Chief Raymond Dokpesi as sole signatory to the account with the help of his aide banker. “The second account which Dokpesi equally instructed the banker to open in the Bwari branch of the First bank is pending to be opened because the banker left. However, before then, Dokpesi in fact signed the application forms, attached his passport photos entered his personal details in 2012. The account was yet to be approved before one of the manager handling it was eased out of the bank.” Read full story here: www.saharareporters.com/2015/03/22/controversy-allegations-shady-deals-rock-nigeria-election-debate-group |
GMB for life |
Please what time is the NEDG debate? |
The quest to be educated in India has literally scaled new heights. Images of parents and family members clambering up school buildings and clinging on window ledges to pass cheat sheets to their children have left authorities in despair. The incident took place on Wednesday in the state of Bihar, where students were writing their year-end grade 10 examinations. Examples of cheating incidents are not hard to find in India. But, even compared to previous events, this seems to be unprecedented in its blatancy. Bihar Education Minister PK Shahi told reporters that children won't learn if they're constantly helped by family members. "Government can only hold fair examinations with the help of the parents, society and the children," he said. "This is a collective responsibility." In a developing economy like India, education is a precious commodity. With more than 1.2 billion people, proper schooling could hold the key for much of the population to get out of a vicious cycle of poverty. Earlier this week, a father in the city of Mathura was caught strapping his 8-year old daughter to a motorcycle after she refused to attend school to take her assessment. Tied with a multi-strand rope to the back of a bike, onlookers captured images of the trussed girl, her bare feet hanging low, scraping the asphalt. According to local police officials, the girl's parents offered her several incentives, such as chocolates and toys to entice her, however when the girl was still reluctant, her father decided to take matters in his own hands. After photos started making the rounds on social media, police officials took the man into custody and charged him with "breach of the peace." He is now out on bail. "Even after he got out, the father showed no remorse. He has five children to feed and he believes the only way they can get out of this poverty trap is through education," a senior police official handling the case told CNN. The flaws in India's education system are well- documented. The country has a literacy rate of only 74%, compared to 95% in China. Women suffer particularly badly here; only 64% have formal education. Earlier this year, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a nationwide campaign urging parents to send their children, especially daughters, to school and properly educate them. According to the United Nations, India has the largest youth population in the world, with more than a quarter of citizens aged between 10 and 24. www.cnnmobile.com/world/2015/03/20/what-parents-in-india-will-do-for-good-grades?pageno=1&pagesize=10
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Emir of Bukukuyum in Zamfara, Muahmmadu Usman, kidnapped from his palace by gunmen on Friday night, state Commissioner for Information Ibrahim Magaji confirms. www.leadership.ng/news/419208/gunmen-kidnap-emir-of-bukukuyum-in-zamfara |
INEC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL. DATE: 28 MARCH 2015 TICKET: PVC KICK OFF: 10:AM VENUE:ESTADIO DE POLLING BOOT CAPACITY: 68MILLION REFFEREE: ATTAHIRU JEGA CLUB: PDP FC VS APC FC DEFENDING CHAMPION PDP FC FORMATION:4:3:3 As the defending champions, This is a defending formation in the bid to defend their title. LINE UP. Jonathan Patience- GK Ngozi Okonjo Iweala David Mark Edwin Clark Ayo Fayose- yellow card Godswill Akpabio- central midfielder Adamu Muazu Nnamani Sambo Gabriel Suswan Olusegun Mimiko Goodluck Jonathan-C SUBS. Fani Kayode- yellow card Alison Maduekwe Musiliu Obanikoro Reuben Abati COACH- Asari Dokubo.(with no pedigree) . APC FC FORMATION: 5:4:3 APC FC Employs a diamond formation with attacking options and prolific striker leading the attack. LINE UP. Rotimi Amaechi-GK Bola Tinubu Raji. Rochas Okorocha John Oyegun Muhammadu Buhari-C Abubakar Atiku- on loan from PDP FC Aminu Tambuwal- on loan from PDP FC Bisi Akande Adams Oshiomole-winger Yemi Osibanjo-on loan from Redeemed fc SUBS: John Kayode Rauf Aregbesola Dr Bukola Saraki Segun Oni COACH- Baba Olusegun Obasanjo- former PDP FC player. Match Commissioner: EU Election Monitoring Observer. Predict the score correctly and win a trip to Wonderland in Borno State. |
TheLeader:GBAM.. Exactly what I told my friends yesterday....God Bless you |
Please what do I need to register with foreign bookies? |
calebsky i am waiting for ur picks.. |
Lukesmith:thats good...i need it badly |
edenhazard:bro abeg drop picks for me |
Introduction: All applicants offered admission into University of Agriculture, Makurdi are hereby invited to attend a screening exercise between Monday, 12th and Friday 23rd January, 2015. Eligibility for Clearance Candidates MUST confirm from the University website www.uam.edu.ng that they have been offered admission before they are eligible to attend the screening exercise. a. Check the University website link http:// uam.edu.ng/Admissions/Undergraduate/2014-2015- Admission-Lists to confirm that your name is on the admission list. b. Go to the university website link http:// uam.edu.ng/Academics/Colleges-and-Departments and confirm that you meet the admission requirement of the programme of study. c. Check the JAMB website and print a coloured copy of your original admission letter from www.jambonline.org to be tendered during clearance at Academic Office. Payment Options for Acceptance Fee/School Charges Candidates have three payment options to pay a non- refundable acceptance fee of N12,850 only. The payment options are: i. Internet Banking: Go to the University website at http://uam.edu.ng/Uampay-Details and follow the instructions on our website to make your payment on the portal using your bank ATM card. ii. Mobile Banking: Use your ATM card on a mobile device (i.e. internet ready handset, ipad, etc) on the portal link https://fees.uam.edu.ng/epay/ to pay your fees/charges. Follow the instructions at http:// uam.edu.ng/Uampay-Details iii Bank Branch: Go to any branch (nation-wide) of Zenith Bank Plc, UBA Plc, Union Bank Plc and Skye Bank to pay the fees. The video and text instructions/guidelines of how to make payment using the three options is contained on our website link http://uam.edu.ng/Uampay- Details Candidates will be given a Payment Slip from the Bank or print the slip online (if payment is made using ATM debit card) and use the applicant’s JAMB Number as User Name and Payment Pin as Password to register on the screening portal at http:// entry.uam.edu.ng/go The Screening Exercise Sessions i. The screening exercise in the University will commence on Monday, 12th January, 2015 and ends on Friday 23rd January, 2015 at ICT Center, Block A, South-core. Candidates are advised to check the date allocated to their various programmes of study for screening. ii. Candidates are expected to come along with the following on the Screening Exercise day: a) Evidence of Payment of Acceptance fee (Payment Slip) b) A coloured Printout of original Admission Letter from JAMB website c) Signed copy of Acceptance of Offer of Provisional Admission from the Portal d) Original and photocopy of Birth Certificate e) Original and photocopy of O Level certificates/ statement of results, NCE and diploma f) Two copies of passport photograph g) Certificate of State of Origin from your Local Government (for Nigerians only) h) Procured unused WAEC and/or NECO scratch card for checking of your O/Level results Pay your School Charges/Fees 1. If the Academic Office certifies your certificates and qualifications for the degree programme you are being admitted into, then proceed to the participating banks or use your ATM card to pay your School Charges. 2. After paying the mandatory school charges/fees, proceed to your Department to confirm the courses you will be offering in the first semester. 3. Return back to ICT to register online and printout your Student Data form and Registration form. Note that online registration is complete only when you click Submit. Support and Inquiries For any inquiry or support use the following helplines: · Email support: uss@uam.edu.ng · Telephone call and text message during working hours only: 08111753334, 08186570255 · Live chart with our staff: check www.uam.edu.ng · Physical contact on campus: ICT HelpDesk, Block B, South-core or ICT HelpDesk, PG School, North-core Signed Registrar. www.uam.edu.ng/screening |
How much did Jim Nwobodo stole? Money not up to price of a peugeot and the Buhari regime sent him to jail. Is that good? ~ president Jonathan in a campaign rally at Enugu. Now you see what goes on in this guy's head and what he meant when he said stealing is not corruption. This campaign has been one goof after the other and this president has failed to realize that anyone that steals a kobo of public fund must be made to face the law, no matter how little the money is or who the person is. A corrupt and thieving president will always protect his likes. |
Obiagelli:I did my voters registration in Kaduna during the 2011 elections,but now I school in Makurdi. Please how can I get or transfer my voters card to my present location? Please reply sharp sharp oo..I. Must vote for change..let's kick out stealing is not corruption |
Useless PDP.. Sai Buhari... Say no to stealing is not corruption... |
ochejagabriel:mtcheew |
Calebsky:Thanks |
Calebsky:bro pls what's 7+ ? |
Calebsky:God bless you...which other sure bet dey for me? |
To All Nigerians: Below is the full meaning of both Jonathan and Buhari. Jonathan means: J= Just O= On N= Negative A= Assignment T= To H= Harm A= All N= Northerners While Buhari means: B= Bring U= Us H= Hope A= And R= Replace I = Incompetent GMB Our 2015 President by God grace To begin new Life ! |
Lokomotiv Yaroslavl vs Vitiaz Chehov Dec 23, 17:30 Match Odds (Ordinary Time) / Lokomotiv Yaroslavl 1.94 Won [Soccer — Turkiye Kupasi] Diyarbakir Belediye vs Galatasaray Istanbul Dec 23, 16:00 Over/Under / Over 1.5 1.19 Won [Soccer — Turkiye Kupasi] Fenerbahce vs Altinordu Dec 23, 19:00 Over/Under / Over 1.5 1.15 Won [Soccer — First Division] Cowdenbeath FC vs Heart of Midlothian Dec 23, 20:45 Over/Under / Over 1.5 1.18 Won.. Green World |
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