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james809: 470mills... thats some cool money for a failed project...In dollars |
Funbii: lol nawa oh... now its $470m, no sweat I'm sure by next week we'll know the "real" amount, I foresee $700m upwards... Corruption everywhere, mehn I tireHow u take arrive at that value? Na ur type de fuel corruption |
safarigirl: make you dey look picture dey go. I no talk say I fine, which teeth I open?Commot picture if u no want make I de look am. |
safarigirl: 2nd half is always when the Neds get serious. It was 1-1 at HT against Spain, we all know what happened after 45 minutes.You no fine and u de show teeth |
dhammyg:Not funny |
napema: Photoshop worksJealousy go kill u ![]() |
Cmanforall: Where's Miss Zamfara and Miss Borno?? Abi they no follow for Nigeria...??Miss borno de for sambisa forest |
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BlazeyJ: Well, there you have it.. Battling just two people for 3 hours??. Why couldn't they(soldiers) use any explosives and get the work done in less than an hour.You wan burn house say you de pursue rats ? Use your brain . this thing no be Jackie Chan movie |
Ghazali34: thanks will get a new charger and give you feedbackYou're welcome |
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Soloter: 1.If a drug addict becomes a lunatic - we can then conclude that his destination is Hellfire. why? the Bible has warned us against polluting the temple of God, "Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?what of imbec.ile ? |
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christe james: The university market road that most of u are portraying here is different from the one in the pix. The one that most of u are portraying is Enugu road while the one in the pix is university market road beside the school main gate. Currently i am in school and i havent heard of such news. If true RIP to the dead and quick recovery to those injured.The one in the pix is along university road . I live close to the scene . see another pix below |
Richiy: Jeez...That university market road is just a time bomb...so small and conjested in comparison to the traffic it attracts.Yeah it is . too narrow it's too risky trying to overtake another car |
kingui: i don't think this news is true cause i' m a unn student and i have not heared such news infact the shuttle stand is very peaceful as i passed it in the last 30mibsThat was a stone throw to my house . the bank you see there is old first inland bank and we share the same boundary . Incidentally a friend of mine was inside one of the buses and she sustained serious injury . thank God for her life! |
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South east has been seriously marginalized . if it were the north , I guess we will not be able to curtail their barbarism in driving home their agitation |
ayukdaboss: Who told you those students are interested in competing with foreign students? They just want the fees reduced...Even if it means having lectures in dilapidated buildings. I feel sorry for them.Government should take care of their schools . |
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Tension reigned supreme at the ongoing National Conference in Abuja on Thursday when delegates debated over the highly sensitive issue of state creation in the country. The debate grew tense and divided the delegates into northern and southern divide and also into geo-political interests. There were arguments and counter arguments immediately questions were raised on the issue based on the recommendation in the report of the Committee on Power Devolution. At the end of the consideration of the report, the delegates agreed to create additional 18 states across the six geo-political zones of the country, but with stringent conditions attached to the process. As part of the conditions, delegates agreed that the 18 states sought to be created must be viable and have at least one natural mineral or solid resource. In the ensuing hot arguments and exchanges before the resolutions were passed, different views were raised. For Alhaji Buba Galadima, who also supported the recommendation, new states should not be dashed out to zones. “If states have to be created, it should be done across the country, not just any zone because the idea of zone is not in the constitution,” he argued. Some other delegates warned that issue of state creation was not the reason that brought them to National Conference, consequently, they said they should not waste time on this. But Dr Daniel Mabo advised delegates to do what is just, because there is “marginalisation everywhere, so we should not dwell on it too much as not to affect the essence of coming here.” After taking decision on states to be created, Deputy Chairman of the conference, Pro.Bolaji Akinyemi, read out the new proposed states are Orashi, New Oyo, Etiti, Savanna, Adada, Njaaba-Anim, Apa, Gurara, Ijebu, Ogoja, Kainji, Katagun, Amana, Sadauna, Aba, and Anioma, among others. Other resolutions by the conference revolved around reversal of the current national anthem to the old one, where they insisted that it captures the feelings, yearnings and aspirations of every Nigerian. Also, some Southern delegates complained about the imbalance in the number of local government areas in their region compared to the north, but some other Northern delegates said local government areas should be recognised as a third tier of government and should equally get direct funding from the Federation Account. The conference committee report on Political Restructuring and Forms of Government had recommended that the issue of local government administration should be transferred to state governments. It was specifically recommended that states should be allowed to create the number of local governments they can cater for. However, it is important to note that going by the recommendations, local government will cease to be recognised as a third tier of government and will also seize to get funding from the Federation Account. The delegates considered total autonomy for State Houses of Assembly and it was agreed upon. Source: http://www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/drama-confab-adopts-creation-18-more-states |
Tension reigned supreme at the ongoing National Conference in Abuja on Thursday when delegates debated over the highly sensitive issue of state creation in the country. The debate grew tense and divided the delegates into northern and southern divide and also into geo-political interests. There were arguments and counter arguments immediately questions were raised on the issue based on the recommendation in the report of the Committee on Power Devolution. At the end of the consideration of the report, the delegates agreed to create additional 18 states across the six geo-political zones of the country, but with stringent conditions attached to the process. As part of the conditions, delegates agreed that the 18 states sought to be created must be viable and have at least one natural mineral or solid resource. In the ensuing hot arguments and exchanges before the resolutions were passed, different views were raised. For Alhaji Buba Galadima, who also supported the recommendation, new states should not be dashed out to zones. “If states have to be created, it should be done across the country, not just any zone because the idea of zone is not in the constitution,” he argued. Some other delegates warned that issue of state creation was not the reason that brought them to National Conference, consequently, they said they should not waste time on this. But Dr Daniel Mabo advised delegates to do what is just, because there is “marginalisation everywhere, so we should not dwell on it too much as not to affect the essence of coming here.” After taking decision on states to be created, Deputy Chairman of the conference, Pro.Bolaji Akinyemi, read out the new proposed states are Orashi, New Oyo, Etiti, Savanna, Adada, Njaaba-Anim, Apa, Gurara, Ijebu, Ogoja, Kainji, Katagun, Amana, Sadauna, Aba, and Anioma, among others. Other resolutions by the conference revolved around reversal of the current national anthem to the old one, where they insisted that it captures the feelings, yearnings and aspirations of every Nigerian. Also, some Southern delegates complained about the imbalance in the number of local government areas in their region compared to the north, but some other Northern delegates said local government areas should be recognised as a third tier of government and should equally get direct funding from the Federation Account. The conference committee report on Political Restructuring and Forms of Government had recommended that the issue of local government administration should be transferred to state governments. It was specifically recommended that states should be allowed to create the number of local governments they can cater for. However, it is important to note that going by the recommendations, local government will cease to be recognised as a third tier of government and will also seize to get funding from the Federation Account. The delegates considered total autonomy for State Houses of Assembly and it was agreed upon. Source: |
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nagoma: OlodoJump into a boiling lake ![]() |
Nafeesa AA: Someone wrote thisThese are more reasons they have to do that . They want to convince whoever cares to hear that Jonathan are marginalizing the northerners/APC in terms of security and his political ambition is geared towards eliminating his detractors . |
vedaxcool: GEJ keeps getting exposed as incompetent, sectarian and clannish. GEJ now that u know that Americawillknow now know that Northern leaders are not funding BH, in stink meaner voice, what are u gonna dooo? GEJ should be impeached b4 he throws all of us down a cliff!You take Americans as mini gods . .. No no .. Don't defend yourself .. It's obvious |
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