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Ayostically: @ wat price does L3 sell nw. A shop l chekd tod me its 15k

i bought it 13k at makarfi plaza..kaduna

here

pls;sum1 sent ps12 4 me 2day and I installed it BT did is wat it was showing me;help please

Plz,i jst bought a techno l3..i cnt find the 3g and plz hw cn i make my airtel 240mb data blan to start working?

Some Nigerians youths have formed a group online with a view to tackling joblessness in the country.
On the Facebook page of the group known as the National Association of Unemployed Graduates, the youths said the initiative was set up to solve the problem of unemployment in Nigeria.
The move, they added, was to “cleanse the country of the virus called unemployment” by holding government at all levels accountable.
A message on the group’s Facebook page said their coming together became imperative as the menace of “unemployment is eating us up like a viral disease.”
According to them, inspite of their various ethnic backgrounds, they are united in the fight against unemployment.
They lamented the situation where applicants who were merely trying to survive were forced to part with money to secure employment forms.
The youth, who hold regular discussions and chats on Facebook, Twitter and on an online forum, nairaland.comsaid they were determined to address the socio-economic imbalances for which the unemployed Nigerian graduates are victims.
Members of the association on Facebook as of Thursday are 801 in number.
One Amobi Omekwu, who is a member of the group in a post on the Facebook page said, “I’m not into this struggle because I want the government to employ me. No! I might never be a direct beneficiary of the benefits. I only see a society where there is need for education; a society that rewards hard work and education; a society where employers do not lay ambush and pay graduates stipends.
“A society where graduates are entrepreneurs by choice; a society where graduates are respected, where everybody feels a measure of joy because things have taken shape. That society is the New Nigeria. Let us all join hands in this struggle which is a collective effort.”
A member of the group, who dropped a comment on nairaland.comwith the name Kemtol said the absence of enabling business environment for youths to be self-employed has shot up the rate of unemployment in the country.
Kemtol wrote, “The association was formed as a yardstick for the unemployed voices to be heard. We see different anti-government groups springing up. Some of them are educated but because they have no source of livelihood, they have taken to crime.
“Another aim of the association is to motivate youths in the area of self-empowerments provided there is an enabling environment. A few years back, I had a setback in my business and I was thrown into the labour market. For three years, I roamed the streets of Lagos without a job and I had a son depending on me.
“I learnt how to make liquid soap, insecticides and the likes. But I have not been able to start a business of my own due to the requirements demanded by the regulatory body. The requirement would have cost me nothing less than a million naira. There is no enabling environment for upcoming and small scale entrepreneurs.”
Speaking with our correspondent on the telephone on Thursday, the coordinator of the group, Ehis Abuya, a 2010 graduate of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State, said the social media helped greatly in mobilising his fellow jobless youths to join the association.
He disclosed that members of the association held their inaugural offline meeting in Lagos on September 7.
He noted that while the group will be engaging the government on the provision of employment opportunities and enabling environment, it would also be liaising with corporate bodies and relevant government agencies with a view to mentoring them to becoming successful entrepreneurs.
Abuya said, “Besides the issues of unemployment, we will be making our voices heard against underemployment and contract staffing by various corporate bodies which is now the order of the day.
“The association has been receiving widespread acceptance as some Nigerian youths who left the country, due to hardship and unemployment, have called me to laud the initiative. That is why I appreciate the advantages, which the advent of social media brought to our generation. This wouldn’t have been possible without the new media.”

http://www.punchng.com/i-punch/jobless-nigerian-graduates-inaugurate-online-association/

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Some Nigerians youths have formed a group online with a view to tackling joblessness in the country.
On the Facebook page of the group known as the National Association of Unemployed Graduates, the youths said the initiative was set up to solve the problem of unemployment in Nigeria.
The move, they added, was to “cleanse the country of the virus called unemployment” by holding government at all levels accountable.
A message on the group’s Facebook page said their coming together became imperative as the menace of “unemployment is eating us up like a viral disease.”
According to them, inspite of their various ethnic backgrounds, they are united in the fight against unemployment.
They lamented the situation where applicants who were merely trying to survive were forced to part with money to secure employment forms.
The youth, who hold regular discussions and chats on Facebook, Twitter and on an online forum, nairaland.comsaid they were determined to address the socio-economic imbalances for which the unemployed Nigerian graduates are victims.
Members of the association on Facebook as of Thursday are 801 in number.
One Amobi Omekwu, who is a member of the group in a post on the Facebook page said, “I’m not into this struggle because I want the government to employ me. No! I might never be a direct beneficiary of the benefits. I only see a society where there is need for education; a society that rewards hard work and education; a society where employers do not lay ambush and pay graduates stipends.
“A society where graduates are entrepreneurs by choice; a society where graduates are respected, where everybody feels a measure of joy because things have taken shape. That society is the New Nigeria. Let us all join hands in this struggle which is a collective effort.”
A member of the group, who dropped a comment on nairaland.comwith the name Kemtol said the absence of enabling business environment for youths to be self-employed has shot up the rate of unemployment in the country.
Kemtol wrote, “The association was formed as a yardstick for the unemployed voices to be heard. We see different anti-government groups springing up. Some of them are educated but because they have no source of livelihood, they have taken to crime.
“Another aim of the association is to motivate youths in the area of self-empowerments provided there is an enabling environment. A few years back, I had a setback in my business and I was thrown into the labour market. For three years, I roamed the streets of Lagos without a job and I had a son depending on me.
“I learnt how to make liquid soap, insecticides and the likes. But I have not been able to start a business of my own due to the requirements demanded by the regulatory body. The requirement would have cost me nothing less than a million naira. There is no enabling environment for upcoming and small scale entrepreneurs.”
Speaking with our correspondent on the telephone on Thursday, the coordinator of the group, Ehis Abuya, a 2010 graduate of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State, said the social media helped greatly in mobilising his fellow jobless youths to join the association.
He disclosed that members of the association held their inaugural offline meeting in Lagos on September 7.
He noted that while the group will be engaging the government on the provision of employment opportunities and enabling environment, it would also be liaising with corporate bodies and relevant government agencies with a view to mentoring them to becoming successful entrepreneurs.
Abuya said, “Besides the issues of unemployment, we will be making our voices heard against underemployment and contract staffing by various corporate bodies which is now the order of the day.
“The association has been receiving widespread acceptance as some Nigerian youths who left the country, due to hardship and unemployment, have called me to laud the initiative. That is why I appreciate the advantages, which the advent of social media brought to our generation. This wouldn’t have been possible without the new media.”

http://www.punchng.com/i-punch/jobless-nigerian-graduates-inaugurate-online-association/

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personally - p-square

SUMMARY-STRIKE CONTINUES..

I have been able to win all the trophies in my PS2,big thanks to ASUU

4.50-5.00 - first class

3.50-4.49 - 2nd class upper(2-1).

2.40.3.49 - 2nd class lower (2-2)

1.50-2.39 - 3rd class.

1.00 - 1.49- pass.

0.99- 0.00- failure..

GPA = TCUS/TCUR..
Where GPA is Grade point average, TCUS is total credit unit scored and TCUR is total credit unit registered..

CGPA =previous TCUS +Current TCUS/ previous TCUR+current TCUR..

Applicable to most uni's in nigeria except U.I dat uses a 7points grade..

ABU ZARIA..

Mass Communication (No Communication No Society)..we are the mirror of the society..

ASUU President has successfully receive bribe..#teamendtymthnz#

No!i dont buy this idea of arresting people cus they refuse to allow vaccines..The gov't should be blame for this..what kind of medium did they use in enlighten these average people on the importance of vaccines.you agree with me or not,ignorance is the root of this.The people dnt realy knw the advantage of being immunize.in the north,the gov't should knw dat their target audience are mostly illiterate(northerners,dnt eat me raw),they should knw d kind of medium they wil use in enlighten dis people,U cnt use AIT,NTA,CHANNEL tv in passing dis kind of info nd enligtmt programme..it is obvious that an average hausa man owns a radio set,gov't should use dis medium,using hausa channels in enlightnin d people nd i belive with dis,d problem is half solved..

Hey pals,am studying Hausa language in one of nigeria prestigious federal university.so i want to ask if i have any prospect in the oil and gas industry..what if i go for master in islamic religious study,hope that would give me an edge over the engineering graduates?reply asap..

Do Mass communication graduates have any prospect or chance in the oil and gas industry?

ITbomb: The governor obviously thought ASUU was just out for their salaries only and began spreading propaganda that they have paid lecturers salaries so they should call off the strike . Not knowing that this time around it was for the overall benefit of the tertiary education system

This post is so myopic and parochial..

chuqudy: When would this ASUU strike end? From my observation, it would end in November this year. All the prophets here, what are your predictions about ASUU strike end?

useless thread..mtchew

Ofido: IF WHAT SUSWAN IS SAYING IS TRUE THEN ASUU PRESIDENT DEFINITELY PLAYING POLITICS WITH THIS STRIKE ISSUE

i realy reason with this..i thnk ASUU president should be call to defend the union..

Their mama sef don go collect witchcraft for me...hehehe,badoo til i die..

Now that prof.rukayyat is going back to her teaching job,will she join ASUU or be a one-man lecturer?

The question now is -Were these ministers sacked for non-performance or political consideration?

When a minister starts speaking this way just knw that It is



















SIGN OF END TYM!

Seen myself as a die hard journalist,unravellin corruptions and other intenstified atrocities that wil be committd by our leaders,a millionaire and a person happily married with 2kids...

When a politician is talking like dis,definately,unarguable is










Sign of End time...

Pals..please,tel me,who is the real BOKO HARAM(western education is a sin)btw FG and d claimd islamic sector?

End tym thngs..

Sign of end tym..

[quote author=Greaaat]Good morning
I heard on the radio that i am a fool please find out better thanks
u are realy a fool boy..

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