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dangermouse:
The yearnings of Freedom would always triumph over opression and the oppressors.

China should bring it on!

What stupid freedom? Taiwan is and has always been a part of China. No country in the world, including the US, recognises Taiwan as an independent country.

The US suddenly has interest in a sovereign Taiwan because most of the chips used in Smartphones and modern cars come from TSMC in Taiwan.

Pull your head out of the butthole of woke american narcissists like Pelosi and the American media.

Side note, Sri Lanka destroyed it's economy by buying into the bullshit climate change gospel from the west. Hopefully, Africa doesn't make the same mistake.

sukkot:
In civilized countries, the rate at which your students pass out and graduate is testament to how great and efficient you are as a lecturer and so a professor in harvard would say I AM A GREAT LECTURER BECAUSE ALL MY STUDENTS PASSED AND GRADUATED.

This is the bragging rights of any professor in civilized countries.

Meanwhile this failure of a professor in Nigeria bragging right is how many students fail his class and drop out of the department and get kicked out of the university. This is the bragging right of this failure who is too brain dead to understand that if most of your students are failing and being kicked out of the university it is a testament of how bad of a lecturer you are.

I hereby henceforth submit that all Nigerian lecturers should be put on a salary of 200 thousand a month because that is what they deserve. They dont deserve more than that until they can make sure that all their students graduate and know what they are doing after they graduate.

This is a terrible idea. This is not a solution to the problem and would only make it worse.

I schooled in a public Uni in Nigeria. I experienced what you're talking about but this is not the way to go.

Kind of wary that these bad actors aren't using 'fulani herdsmen' as a cover up. It's becoming too frequent

thebosstrevor1:
The sentence is Too harsh, maybe i am wrong.

Section 325 of the Nigerian Criminal Code. Punishment of manslaughter. Any person who commits the offence of manslaughter, is liable to imprisonment for life.

I believe the judge also wants to make an example here.

It's not harsh, considering 13 people died.

I think we all knew this day would come

Spray:
Had job offer... But there's a part of contract that's making me so scared. It says employee should not join any other company doing similar things or selling similar products for the period of one year, after terminating his/her appointment. Is this not a modern form of slavery?

That's standard. The usual is 2 - 5 yrs.

unclejb2:
Biden is a sorrugate islamist. He helped to foist this calamity called Buhari on us when he was vice president


Nigeria remains a country where being a Christian is a death warrant.

Actually, it was Obama

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/06/10/ukraine-ammunition-donbas-russia

Jump to timestamp 1:13:13

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh6-PXMdmPk?t=4393

Hopes that Ukraine will be able to reverse Russian gains are fading in the face of superior firepower

SLOVYANSK, Ukraine — The euphoria that accompanied Ukraine’s unforeseen early victories against bumbling Russian troops is fading as Moscow adapts its tactics, recovers its stride and asserts its overwhelming firepower against heavily outgunned Ukrainian forces.
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Newly promised Western weapons systems are arriving, but too slowly and in insufficient quantities to prevent incremental but inexorable Russian gains in the eastern Donbas region of Ukraine, which is now the focus of the fight.
The Ukrainians are still fighting back, but they are running out of ammunition and suffering casualties at a far higher rate than in the initial stages of the war. Around 200 Ukrainian soldiers are now being killed every day, up from 100 late last month, an aide to President Volodymyr Zelensky told the BBC on Friday — meaning that as many as 1,000 Ukrainians are being taken out of the fight every day, including those who are injured.

The Russians are still making mistakes and are also losing men and equipment, albeit at a lesser rate than in the first months of the conflict. In one sign that they are suffering equipment shortages, they have been seen on videos posted on social media hauling hundreds of mothballed, Soviet-era T-62 tanks out of storage to be sent to Ukraine.
But the overall trajectory of the war has unmistakably shifted away from one of unexpectedly dismal Russian failures and tilted in favor of Russia as the demonstrably stronger force.
Ukrainian and U.S. hopes that the new supplies of Western weaponry would enable Ukraine to regain the initiative and eventually retake the estimated 20 percent of Ukrainian territory captured by Russia since its Feb. 24 invasion are starting to look premature, said Oleksandr V. Danylyuk, an adviser to the Ukrainian government on defense and intelligence issues.

“The strategies and tactics of the Russians are completely different right now. They are being much more successful,” he said. “They have more resources than us and they are not in a rush.”
“There’s much less space for optimism right now,” he added.
Ukrainian forces remain resolute. In a cafe in the front line town of Slovyansk, two Ukrainian soldiers on a break from the trenches nearby recounted how they were forced to retreat from the town of Dovhenke, northwest of Slovyansk, under withering Russian artillery fire. Thirty-five of their 100-strong unit were killed in the assault, typical of the tactics Russia is using. “They destroy everything and walk in,” said one of the soldiers, Vitaliy Martsyv, 41.

Ukrainian soldiers Andriy Tihonenko, 52, right, and Vitaliy Martsyv, 41, pick up a bucket of strawberries to bring back to their remaining troops near Slovyansk on June 9. (Heidi Levine for The Washington Post)
“There is nothing there,” Andriy Tihonenko, 52, said of Dovhenke. “It’s all burned down.”

As troop fatalities mounted, the surviving soldiers felt “more motivated to hold our position,” Tihonenko said. To retreat after their comrades were killed defending the town, he said, would have felt like treating their deaths as insignificant.
But eventually, the defensive line was no longer effective, the two men said. With more than one-third of their force killed, the remaining soldiers had no choice but to pull back.
“Sometimes you feel down,” Tihonenko said. “But then you realize war is war — and you have to finish it.”
Russian artillery pummels Ukraine forces as Russia advances in eastern Ukraine
But the odds against the Ukrainians are starting to look overwhelming, said Danylyuk, the government adviser.
“The Russians are using long-range artillery against us, often without any response, because we don’t have the means,” he said. “They can attack from dozens of kilometers away and we can’t fire back. We know all the coordinates for all their important targets, but we don’t have the means to attack.”

Ukraine has now almost completely run out of ammunition for the Soviet-era weapons systems that were the mainstay of its arsenal, and the Eastern European countries that maintained the same systems have run out of surplus supplies to donate, Danylyuk said. Ukraine urgently needs to shift to longer-range and more sophisticated Western systems, but those have only recently been committed, and in insufficient quantities to match Russia’s immense firepower, he said.
Russia is firing as many as 50,000 artillery rounds a day into Ukrainian positions, and the Ukrainians can only hit back with around 5,000 to 6,000 rounds a day, he said. The United States has committed to deliver 220,000 rounds of ammunition — enough to match Russian firepower for around four days.

Ukrainian service members fire toward Russians in Donetsk on June 8. (Reuters)
The majority of the American M777 howitzer artillery guns that U.S. officials said would enable Ukraine to match Russian firepower are now in use on the battlefield, according to the Pentagon. Yet the Russians continue to advance.

Four of the more sophisticated and longer range HIMARS multiple-rocket launcher systems that the Ukrainians had long requested from the United States are on the way, along with three similar systems pledged by Britain. But the Ukrainians will first have to be trained how to use them, and they are still weeks away from reaching the battlefield, U.S. officials say. The Pentagon has hinted that more systems will be made available once the Ukrainians have demonstrated they can be used.
But the Russians started the war with about 900 of their own similar systems, and although the Ukrainians claim they have destroyed hundreds, the Russians still have hundreds left, Danylyuk said.
The Russians have meanwhile adapted their tactics in ways that have let them take full advantage of their firepower by remaining at a distance from Ukrainian positions, pounding them relentlessly, then taking territory once the Ukrainians have been forced to retreat.

The Russians are also doing a better job of combining their arms, of using close air support and deploying dismounted infantry, said Rob Lee, a former U.S. Marine now with the Foreign Policy Research Institute.
Russian officials have claimed they are advancing more slowly than during the initial invasion to avoid civilian casualties. Instead, however, the tactic helps reduce Russian casualties while inflicting heavy losses on the civilians who live in the towns and villages being targeted, analysts say.
“I’m afraid of every single boom or sound,” said Irina Makagon, as she sat in her kitchen in Kostiantynivka, a town near the front line that has suffered intense bombardments. She was sitting in her kitchen earlier this week when a boom and a whistle heralded an incoming shell that crashed into the house next door, killing a young man.
'They're in hell': Hail of incoming Russian artillery tests Ukrainian morale
The Ukrainians are still fighting well and can inflict tactical pain on the Russians when the opportunity presents itself, said Dmitri Alperovitch of the Silverado Policy Accelerator consultancy, citing Russia’s disastrous attempt late last month to cross the Siverskiy Donets river; hundreds of Russians were killed and scores of military vehicles destroyed. The Ukrainians are also conducting successful drone strikes against Russian positions and supply columns, he said.
Russia has not released casualty figures since March. “But when you look at what’s happening, I’d be shocked if the Russians are sustaining casualties anywhere close to what the Ukrainians are right now,” Alperovitch said.

Yuriy Makagon stands amid the rubble of his neighbor's home in Kostiantynivka on June 10. Makagon said that he rushed to the home the previous night to help dig out a young man. (Heidi Levine for The Washington Post)
Manpower is less of a problem for the Ukrainians than the shortages of ammunition and equipment, said Danylyuk, who put the number of men who have signed up to potentially fight at 6 million. But Ukraine doesn’t have the equipment, including protective gear and guns as well as artillery systems, to field all those willing to volunteer. “We would be sending them to their deaths without equipment,” he said.

The Russians face manpower shortages too, after the heavy losses they suffered in the earliest days of the war. Western officials put the number of Russian deaths at 15,000 to 20,000 so far, with as many as a third of the original invasion force rendered unfit for combat due to injuries, capture and equipment losses after the disasters of the first two months.
But Russia has regenerated its forces to a greater extent than anticipated by many military analysts, bolstering its depleted army by as many as 40,000 to 50,000 men over the past two months, by increasing the age of the reserve force, deploying new forces and refurbishing units that had been decimated, Danylyuk said.
For now, the Donetsk River stands in the way of significant new Russian advances. Western officials say they expect that Russian troops will soon secure full control of the town of Severedonetsk and then are likely to turn their attention to the town of Lysyshansk, on the opposite bank of the river, which would put them in full control of the region of Luhansk. After that, they can be expected to target the larger region of Donetsk that Russia has partially controlled since 2014.

Lysyshansk will be a tougher challenge because the Ukrainians control the high ground, and the Russians’ artillery strength is less of an advantage in close urban combat, said Konrad Muzyka, director of the Warsaw-based Rochan Consulting defense consultancy. Russia may find it difficult to sustain its recent gains for much beyond that, given the losses it has suffered so far, he said.
But if the Russians manage to breach the river, they could start to make rapid advances, he said.
“The Ukrainians are resting their defense on the Donetsk river. If Russia successfully crosses the river, my concern is that the Russians will enter Donetsk with their full might, and then the Ukrainians might be overwhelmed,” he said.
Sly reported from London. Heidi Levine in Slovyansk contributed to this report.

Your issue seem to be beyond the super eagles

Ijoh:
Yorubas are the most weak group in Southern Nigeria.

Cowards.

The seed of hatred and division you're sowing isn't worth being wrong or right. Grow up.

Usainbolt138:
If Russia is weak as you want us to believe,then dissolve NATO so that every country can stand on it's own. Why is everyone rushing to join NATO? The truth is that Russia is strong and the only way to neutralize it is by joining NATO, simple.

I'm not trying to make Russia seem weak.

Kobicove:
His salary of 650K is not even assured because the company could fold up tomorrow, you're here talking about increment in salary

The world could end tomorrow, he could get hit by a car tomorrow, a meteor could fall tomorrow and destroy his home...

If he believes in the what the startup is doing and he thinks the management is competent, he should go for it.

Don't think short-term. The starting salary is ₦650k, which means with pay increase and promotions you stand a chance to earn much more in a couple of years. If you believe in what the startup is doing, go for it.

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Shelumiel:
When they find it...? Hmm... I like that statement. Smells of uncertainty

You know the worst most fraudulent uncertainty? "Jesus is coming soon"

Shelumiel:
And why hasn't science found the vaccine yet?

When they find it, keep searching for it with God

Please how much does lenovo yoga 15 screen cost?

Of course, those of us that are free are prisoners to our phones and computers.

The Court of Appeal Sokoto Division on Monday set aside the judgment delivered by the Zamfara High Court allowing the All Progressives Congress to field candidates in the 2019 elections.

The appeal was filed by Senator Kabiru Marafa, chairman of the Senate Committee on Petroleum (Downstream); and 129 others through his counsel, Mr. Mike Ozheokome, SAN.

Respondents are Kabiru Liman-Danalhaji and 139 others represented by Mr. Mahmud Magaji, SAN, as lead counsel.

Delivering the lead judgment, which was adopted by two other justices — Tijjani Abubakar and Jamilu Tukur — Justice Tom Yakubu held that the lower court failed in its duty to properly evaluate the evidence before it.

Yakubu said judges have the legal power to produce judgment and reach decisions with reason, noting that in the instance case, it was not done.

“I am convinced that the lower court has failed to evaluate the evidence before reaching the decision.

“The Appeal Court has power in law to access pieces of evidence on appeal, which we have done.

“Based on available facts, the respondents did not contradict the INEC evidence on conducting the said primary election,” Yakubu said.


The presiding judge, said, “Documented evidence has upper consideration than oral ones.”


Justice Yakubu held that the plaintiffs, being card-carrying party members and aspirants in the said primary election, had legal capacity to institute the suit.


He added that Federal, States and FCT High Courts have jurisdiction to entertain such matter.

The judges agreed that the judgment should serve as “bitter lesson” for political parties as they ought to follow legitimate guidelines and rules.

“Domestic affairs of political party activities must act within the confines of the law in dealing with party members and elections,” the judges agreed.

The News Agency of Nigeria report that a Zamfara High Court recognised the primary election that produced governorship, state and National Assembly candidates held by APC in the state and declared that INEC accept the party candidates for the elections.

Dissatisfied with State High Court decision, the appellants approached the Appeal Court, challenging the decision on the ground that the State High Court lacked jurisdiction to entertain the suit, among others.

NAN recalled that similar case was instituted before the same appeal court by Rep. Aminu Jaji, a governorship aspirant and member representing Kaura Namoda/Birnin Magaji Federal Constituency and was dismissed after Jaji withdrew.


https://punchng.com/just-in-appeal-court-nullifies-zamfara-apc-primaries-for-gov-assembly-elections/

Ejimagifty:
The hungry Ipobs are online celebrating Osun and Oyo elections as if Adeleke/Seyi makinde are igbos. While Yoruba people don't care about who they elect in their red mud region, they are all over the cyberspace space jubilating over electoral results that has no direct impact in their lives. The Tinubu they love to hate set the template for the mordern Lagos they migrate to in droves for their Gala and Fan yogo business. Buses are loaded and filled to the brim daily with eastern economic refugees coming to the South west for greener pastures yet Tinubu is their problem not the 5 clowns they elect as governors. Yoruba interests comes first before political party differences. The results of election in Yoruba land will not stop Aba from being the refuse dump of the nation.

How old are you?

Bauchi INEC REC and the compromised Returning Officer Professor Mohammed Kyari fraudulently claimed that the cancelled votes is 45,312.

However, the fact-finding Committee set up by the Commission discovered that the actual figure of cancelled votes in Ningi LGA is 2,533 and not 25,330 as recorded earlier. INEC has now reversed the fraud by reducing the figure to it's original of 2,533 for Ningi LGA.

APC couldn't bribe the fact-finding Committee on time

I hope APC's desperation doesn't lead to a bigger monster., Buhari might just spend the next 4 years trying to curtail inter-communal, Niger-Delta crisis and wars