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Check the record,i av been dropping from the time antiwailer dropped 50k,but cuz of shyness i did nt say much agarawu23:Anyway jazakum lahu khairan...U r trying for u to even av time compiling and i know it will get to my turn. |
But u did nt even search mine,even wen i said i cant lie dat am a student but seriously need it for attending interview invite.. agarawu23: |
U r right bro,i need it badly but always diffidence to ask as a graduate. permanentgrace: |
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Gud evening one one.... Lol Titanium38: |
Fine, thank you and God bless you.... I tried..... StarryV: |
Abi na StarryV: |
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legenduq:Comment will be active till November when stream 2 will leave for camp......After that, many will be on ghostmode..... |
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Sage 40 is Accounting package which shows u mait be NLT |
Page 793 and still counting till November. |
The National Association of Nigerian Students has rejected kicked the introduction of the admission screening fee of N2,500 by the Federal Government through the Ministry of Education. Mr Gbenga Ayenuro, the NANS Vice President, said this in a statement made available to newsmen in Akure on Friday. “NANS, which has been, and will always be, at the forefront of any and every kind of exploitation of Nigerian students in any guise was relieved by the recent ban on post-UTME. “As it was a long overdue decision to end the exploitation of prospectively- Nigerian students seeking admission “And it was a policy that endeared the Federal Government to the hearts of Nigerian masses; it was widely jubilated and welcomed by all concerned stakeholders in the Nigerian education sector,” he said. According to him, it is surprising, appalling, anti-masses and unethical, for the federal government to submit to pressure from the heads of tertiary institutions by introducing the post-UTME screening fee. He noted that the policy somersault was tantamount to the government being insensitive to the growing economic meltdown being experienced by parents and guardians of prospective students all over the country. Ayenuro said that NANS viewed the introduction of the post-UTME screening fee as another way of extorting and exploiting potential students. He alleged that it was another avenue of enriching management of various tertiary institutions across the length and breadth of Nigeria. “Nigerian students can no longer keep mute in the face of the general hardship confronting the Nigerian masses. “Our parents and guardians have become incapable of sending us stipends for our upkeep let alone of paying for our tuition fees. “The food and provision stores in all our various campuses are undergoing abysmally low patronage from students due to the ever increasing high price tag of virtually all commodities. “We cannot continue to keep mute while our future is being mortgaged and short changed by this present administration,’’ he alleged. Ayenuro therefore issued a three-working day ultimatum to the ministry to reverse its decision on imposition of post-UTME screening fee as the most important stakeholder in the Nigerian education sector. He said that failure to reverse the new policy would result in a peaceful protest at the Ministry of Education, Abuja, at a date to be announced. (NAN) www.punchng.com/nans-rejects-n2500-post-utme-screening-fee/
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Eniola Akinkuotu, Abuja The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has commenced moves to seize some properties linked to Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, The PUNCH has learnt. According to the EFCC, houses to be seized are four duplexes on Victoria Island in Lagos State and one located at 44 Osun Crescent, Maitama, Abuja. A reliable source told our correspondent on Thursday that the houses were allegedly purchased with illegitimate funds, stating that the EFCC could invoke the Assets Forfeiture clause to seize the properties in line with sections 28 and 34 of the EFCC (Establishment Act) 2004 and Section 13 (1) of the Federal High Court Act, 2004. The EFCC is currently investigating Fayose for allegedly receiving N1.219bn from the Office of the National Security Adviser through a former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, who is currently in school in the United States of America. After freezing Fayose’s Zenith Bank accounts, the anti-graft agency alleged that it had uncovered details of how the governor had been receiving kickbacks from state contractors. The source added, “Investigations showed that the properties were bought with bribes from Ekiti State contractors. Some of the properties were not bought in Fayose’s name but through proxies. So, we will seize all the properties by God’s grace.” The EFCC had, in a 10-paragraph counter-affidavit deposed to by Tosin Owobo, accused Fayose of using the proceeds of crime to purchase properties. The affidavit reads in part, “Apart from fraudulently retaining the sum of N1,219,490,000 being part of the N4,745,000,000 stolen from the treasury of the Federal Government through the Office of the National Security Adviser, the applicant (Fayose) has also received gratification in form of kickbacks from various contractors with the Ekiti State Government such as Samchese Nigeria Limited, Tender Branch Concept Nig. Limited, Hoff Concept Limited and Calibre Consulting Limited. “The applicant (Fayose) received these kickbacks and gratification through Still Earth Limited and Signachorr Nigeria Limited. In turn the applicant (Fayose) instructed the Still Earth Limited and Signachoor Nigeria Limited to use the funds to acquire properties for him. “In complying with the applicant’s instruction, Still Earth Limited and Signachoor Nigeria Limited acquired properties on behalf of the applicant (Fayose) in the name of a company, known as J.J. Technical Services Limited, belonging to the applicant (Fayose) and his wife (Feyisetan). “That the applicant (Fayose) also used the name of one Mrs. Moji Ladeji (the applicant’s sister) to acquire a property situated at 44 Osun Crescent, Maitama, Abuja, from the proceeds of the alleged offences of receiving gratification and kickbacks.” In his reaction, however, Fayose said all the properties linked to him were not bought with stolen funds. In a statement by the Special Assistant to the Governor on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, the governor said any property that might be linked to him or his company was “bought legitimately and his properties were duly declared in his assets declaration form and sources of such funds were not illicit.” He said since the money he got for his election was from legitimate sources and not from the ONSA, “how the money is spent remains his own business and not that of anyone.” www.punchng.com/efcc-set-seize-fayoses-n1-35bn-properties/
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Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State has confirmed an allegation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission that he had N300m in one of his accounts in Zenith Bank with number 9013074033.www.punchng.com/ive-n300m-zenith-account-fayose/
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Time to sleep as alert no enter my acct meanwhile ymodulus, please make more research about the creator...... Antiwailer, God bless you.... |
Time to sleep as alert no enter my acct meanwhile ymodulus, please make more research about the creator...... |
Ymodulus:Chai, will i miss the second chance again... |
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I really liked and followed ymodulus business initiative, but there is still one thing i used to say in my mind that he should just make more research about the CREATOR.... |
Speaker, House of Representatives, Mr Yakubu Dogara will on Friday ring the bell at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) in Lagos. A statement issued by the Speaker’s Special Adviser on Media and Public Affairs, Mr Turaki Hassan, said that Dogara would ring the bell to close activities on the floor of the exchange by 2p.m. The statement said the speaker was invited to NSE in recognition of his contribution and that of the House of Representatives in deepening the market through quality legislation. Dogara said in June that the House might pass laws that would compel multinational oil and gas companies as well as telecommunication firms doing business in Nigeria to list on NSE. He said that companies in the sectors must be listed on the capital market to deepen the market, make funds available for investors and create employment. The speaker also called for severe sanctions against fraudulent stock market players as part of measures to strengthen the market and guarantee the safety of investors’ funds. He promised that the assembly would contribute its quota to check the drift in the sector. NAN www.punchng.com/dogara-ring-bell-nigerian-stock-exchange-friday/
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Tolu Ogunlesi Tell Buhari to send money to my account , i voted for u people and am suffering....... Or if you can reach Tinubu Jagaban to help...... This Serious matter and not joke....... Those stupid PHCN let me missed ymodulus free alert cus of flat battery.... |
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shud i give u d person am using phone number , is reliable... |
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