₦airaland Forum

Brenbentondiaz:
Thanks for introducing your father as the slowpoke and idiot that he is. Have you woken him up today with that traditional kick you use every morning? Oh! You can't do that, because he is in the his cage in that baby factory you braindead pig was produced from. You have 7 plus years of agony ahead. Pace yourself with your tears. Don't waste all in the first few months. Elede.

Gjrich:
Datti Ahmed’s Baze University Banned For Five Years

The Nigerian Law School has banned Baze University in Abuja from admitting students into its Law Faculty.
The Acting Secretary and Director of Administration of the Nigerian Law School, Aderonke Osho, made this known in a statement on Friday, which was made available to journalists.

Osho state the institution was banned for consistently violating its admission quota of 50 students per session as approved by the Council of Legal Education (CLE).

She said the ban was a sequel to the findings of the CLE, which showed that the university’s Law Faculty currently had a backlog of over 347 law students waiting to be admitted into the Nigerian Law School.

Osho added that the University runs a three (3)-year LL.B programme for some UTME candidates without the approval of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and CLE.

The statement reads: “At its Quarterly Meeting held&y on November 23, 2023, the Council of Legal Education (CLE) presided over by its Chairman, Chief Emeka Ngige, SAN, OFR, considered the report of the Accreditation panel to the Faculty of Law, Baze University, Abuja.

“It emerged from the findings by the Panel led by the Director-General, Nigerian Law School, Prof Isa Hayatu Chiroma, SAN, that Baze University consistently and most flagrantly had contravened its admission quota of 50 students per session as approved by the Council of Legal Education with the result that the Faculty is currently having a backlog of over 347 law students waiting to be admitted into the Nigerian Law School.

“Since 2017 the Council of Legal Education has grappled with the excesses of Baze University by admitting over 750 law students which ordinarily would have taken about 15 years of admission based on the quota allotted to the University.

“Baze University runs a three (3)-year LL.B programme for some UTME candidates without the approval of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB and Council of Legal Education.”

The statement further noted that “Under the NUC Minimum Benchmark Academic Standard (BMAS) for law degree programme in Nigerian Universities, Law is a five (5)-year programme for UTME candidates and four (4)-year for Direct Entry students.

“The Council of Legal Education, after thorough consideration of these infractions, resolved as follows: The imposition of a moratorium on admission of law students to the Faculty of Law, Baze University, Abuja, with immediate effect;

“The moratorium will last in the first instance for a period of 5 years and may be renewed if no satisfactory action is taken to remedy the situation.

“The Council, in the interest of the innocent students, parents and guardians, will use the 5 year period to find ways to deal with the backlog of law students admitted by Baze University in excess of its admission quota.

“Follow-up visits will be paid to the University to ascertain the extent of the measures it has taken to remedy the anomalies observed during the accreditation visit.

“The National Universities Commission (NUC), Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Parents, guardians, prospective applicants and members of the public are hereby put on notice on the status of Baze University Abuja and its faculty of Law.”

Brenbentondiaz:
Tinubu is the internationally known forger? Really? Says who? You and your bunch of fellow deluded lowlifes, right? Or you have a court indictment to that effect that I don't know of? Or you're trying to prove my point of you scums ability at fake news? The irony of talking of someone being ashamed of himself. Lolz. The population of your people in prison worldwide is higher than the population of China. You guys just don't have enough braincells to know when to keep quiet.

Brenbentondiaz:
Lolz. You and your people take being idiotic with pride. The body in charge of the exams said she forged (you guys made her a hero, because being fake and lying are seen as virtues by you halfbred bonobos). In your braindead state you're saying the exam body doesn't know their own result, right? Are you this moronic, or you're training for a role in a movie where you'll be acting the role of a Down Syndrome patient? I asked this, because I never believed a human could be this dense. Lolz. Have fun in your stupidity.

Alaigbo:
Mad man when your tribesmen wail about Dangote do they know a thing about it or you think you fools own the monopoly to questioning why refinery commissioned since 2013 is not producing in 2023.

Can you imagine this fools is calling anyone a failure when he refuse to address the failure right own his Igbo father head ?

Brenbentondiaz:
Tinubu is the internationally known forger? Really? Says who? You and your bunch of fellow deluded lowlifes, right? Or you have a court indictment to that effect that I don't know of? Or you're trying to prove my point of you scums ability at fake news? The irony of talking of someone being ashamed of himself. Lolz. The population of your people in prison worldwide is higher than the population of China. You guys just don't have enough braincells to know when to keep quiet.

Burob:
Gringory Obi na nuisance stupid hypocrite, when he was Governor of Anambra State, his wife was using her own money to feed Government House?

All this nonsense talk to cause distraction, we are still waiting for the audited report for his failed presidential bid, so we can see how much was used for feeding, & payment of private jet travel.

Bobloco:
....seek Tinubu’s intervention




https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/11/yoruba-elders-lament-high-rate-of-inflation-insecurity-seek-tinubus-intervention/amp/

Paraman:
A Yoruba man is a tribalist for supporting Tinubu, but an Igbo man is not a tribalist for supporting Obi

Cajal:
Ellllupi kekerenke

Christistruth03:
If you read Lord Lugard's Dual Mandate he explained how Cross River was Obtained by the British Colonial Govt in exchange.for Bakassi Peninsula which was given to German Colonial Govt of Cameroon

It was Ratified at the Berlin Conference

Today's Cross River was held by the Germans before the agreement. The Germans were also to be given free passage on the Cross Rivers to their Colonies in Northern Cameroon

Brenbentondiaz:
Igbos and lies. They're not known as the merchants of everything fake in Nigeria for nothing (fake drugs, fake cords, fake products in general, fake mansions, fake billions, fake JAMB result, fake news etc).

Onyiiobi7735:
I hhhhope not another Mmesoma in the making oo!
But congratulations to her anyways if she really merited it and more progress on her path of life.

Philipponzaghi:
Fake news.

No one has seen the said Yacht. Even ndume self never see am.

OP just found one yacht pics online and he rushed to nairaland to show his people we being the actual yacht.

MS247:



Abeg

Don't break it to the chest beater, let them enjoy their stupidity


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Enemyofpeace:
Seyi Tinubu was banned from attending any meeting in the Villa including that of the Federal Executive Council, FEC, by his father, President Bola Tinubu because he was involved in a fight with the Chief Security Officer, CSO, to the President, Fasasi Adeboyega, who stopped him from barging into a high level security briefing meeting President Tinubu was holding.

Tinubu had announced during a Federal Executive Council, FEC, meeting yesterday that Seyi, Demola Oshodi and others not invited to FEC meetings must stay away.

Sources in the Villa revealed that Seyi took some foreigners to meet his father in the Villa for a business transaction. He was told by the CSO that his father was having a security meeting. Seyi waited for a few. Determined to prove to the “White Businessmen” that he calls the shot, he went back to the CSO to demand to be allowed to enter to see his father. The CSO insisted he has to wait until after the meeting and that got Seyi infuriated. It was at that point Seyi started raving, almost dragging the CSO into a fisticuffs. The yelling and shouting attracted President Tinubu who came out of the Security meeting to see his son fuming.

The CSO explained the situation to Tinubu who immediately asked Seyi to leave the villa, warning him that he might have to ban him from the FCT if his excesses continues.

adefitim:
Rufai Oseni and the Journalism Profession: A Critical Perspective

By Dele Elempe

The expectation on Rufai Oseni, Arise News TV Channel's anchor by members of the rational public, not the usual friends is too high for him, as a matter of fact. Rufai is not a journalist as a matter of fact. He studied Animal Anatomy and Physiology from the University of Agriculture in Abeokuta, and also studied at the Lagos Business School. He is a very bright mind, no doubt. He has been a guess lecturer in prestigious institutes like Cambridge and Sussex Universities. He has led trainings for senior executives. He is a mentor and presided over several technology conferences.


However, there a question mark on his formal education in the field of journalism apart from his experience in several media houses.

First, journalism has its core codes and ethics all around the world no matter the differences in cultural traditions. The most common shared elements are the principles of Truthfulness, Accuracy, Fact-based Communications, Independence, Objectivity, Impartiality, Fairness, Respect for Others, Public Accountability among others. Except there is a clandestine agenda or a populist propaganda Oseni is pursuing, he seems not to be conscious of all these afformentioned ethical values of the journalism profession which is adjudged to be the fourth estate of the realm that serves as the watchdog and an intergral part of democracy. In his duty as an anchor, Oseni finds it difficult to be objective, to be impartial, to be fair and to respect others. He is particularly pessimistic and gives an idea of one pursuing an agenda. This obvious trait has been condemned by several scholars within the journalistic profession and outside it - basically members the our rational community.

Just recently, Oseni had a very difficult time with one of the guests, Jesutega Onokpasa, on Arise TV which has sent ripples of questions about Oseni's consistent unprofessional conduct as an anchor. This was the second time he had such clash with the same guest. The first was when a guest, a lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, cast serious aspersions on the Supreme Court of Nigeria. Oseni entertained that illegality but was quick to reprimmand Jesutega, who himself is a lawyer, for calling the other guest to order. That is not how to be impartial, that is not how to be objective, that is not how to be fair and that is not how to practice journalism. As a journalist(anchor) apart from knowing the nuances of the profession, one ought to also know the legal limits of guest on your shows. One of such character that Oseni entertains in his illegalities is Dele Farotimi. He makes very emotional and illegal statements on programmes with careless abandon and thinks them as the eternal truth. He finds a kindred spirit in pessimism with Oseni. However, this will be left for another day.

There are ways Television, TV, interviews are conducted, which are thought in elementary studies in journalism. Interviews can be filled with emotions depending on the subject. So hammering interviewees with 'gotcha-style' questioning or asking tough questions too much can make the guest to feel uncomfortable. You must have it in mind that you are conducting an interview which will benefit your station, not an interrogation of a suspect. What Oseni does is to interrogate his guest especially those on the other side(which shows his partiality) as if they are before the Inquisition.

Another very sour point in Oseni when he interviews is his inability to actively listen. As an interviewer, you seek information, clarification, story, news...you are bound to listen more than talk even if you disagree.

The truth is, the ability, which Oseni does not possess in ample measure, to interview effectively and make your guest feel at ease is a very important part of journalism. This is so because with effective interviews, valuable information can be gathered. So you must build trust so that the information you seek can be given. An interviewee is likely going to express himself freely if he feels comfortable and the conversation is flowing. Oseni distrupts interviews and makes his guests to feel they are at war with him because of their political affiliations. Yes, ask tough questions, hard-hitting questions, but do so with so much candour that will elicit answers from the guest. If they do not yield desired results, rephrase your questions or move on to others. This is a valued skill as a journalist.

On the 30th of October, while interviewing Onokpasa, Rufai said and I quote:

"Patriotism means supporting your country at all times, but also the government when they deserve it. Mr Onokpasa I put it to you that you came to misrepresent the facts as it regards subsidy removal. President Tinubu announced subisdy on inauguration and that was effectively pulling out subsidy. So you saying he didnt remove subsidy, quoting the PIA law that has been there for a while is a misrepresentation of facts."

The above is very poor and appalling coming from an interviewer and a supposed journalist. It is not only confrontational, it is not conversational and appealing.

He went on to interject the said Mr Onokpasa who was about to respond by saying "let me finish please." This is a subtle order on your guest you did not pay to appear on the programme. Onokpasa would go on to accuse Oseni of raising his voice on him. Was it a mortal combat the audience were expecting to see or they were glued to your programme to gather information from the other side? Oseni must spell out what he wants actually.

Onokpasa, a lawyer, accused Oseni of practising sensationalism, which I quite agree with. He said he was rude to him, which an interviewer must avoid. "I am your guest. You will respect me." At some point, Onokpasa threatened to walk out of the studio, and Oseni obliged him to do so if he so wished, something no journalist who knows the dos and donts of the profession will ever do. How do you tell your unpaid guest to leave your studio if he wants? How can you tell a guest that if he is not comfprtable, he is free to walk out while laughing? Where is your sense of apology if he felt uncomfortable with your conduct?

I am aware a lot of persons outside the profession might not be able to understand my points as I speak from a professional perspective, however the blantant partisanship and abandonment of professional objectivity and conduct must be discussed within the hallowed chambers of objectivity. And that is what Dr Ruben Abati seems to be doing to forestall the total breakdown of Arise TV.

One observation that must be noted is that Oseni, as an anchor, insert himself into narrative during interview sessions not as an anchor he is, but as a celebrity and as the 'voice of the people.' But we recall his 'Nigerian Attitude' when he was apprehended in Lagos drivinf against the traffic laws.

Another of his uncomely attitude is his apetite for preaching morals and good governance - making so much statements and attempting to put words in the heads and mouths of guests. "I put it to you that..." This he does very often instead of sticking to asking the necessary questions. Larry King once said if it takes more than three sentences to ask a question, it is a bad question. It seems Oseni is oblivious of this.


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Jogs1900:
It's because of this that no igbo man will become the president in this country..you don't have friends not allies...Even foreigners hate the igbos...Very soon, immigration will start putting tribes on our passports.

Ttalk:
You well so

See product of a miracle centres dey yarn dust.

Oya swear with your life that you never cheat in school

sarkinbauchi:
This was since last year during campaign period.
Part of the numerous relief materials sent out to flood victims

JAMO84:
Everyone should relax, especially the supporters of those 2 sore losers.


The yatch had been in the budget before, but it was never purchased for obvious reasons.

Tranquill:
I support Tinubu but can’t support nor defend him on this yacht nonsense. It is very insensitive at this time. Even if Ghana or Togo has it, we don’t have to copy everything. If it had been proposed and initiated by previous governments as I have read somewhere, let him stop it forthwith.

poshestmina:
Fubura has the support of Rivers state People!

Jagaban of Rumueme is fighting a lost battle .

Typing:
This is only coward tribe in Nigeria.

All their Kings and political leaders are nobody