₦airaland Forum

silvermania:
it a question I need response to.to me I don't buy the idea but most of my friends sees it as technological advancement. And I ask what if a mermaid appear on the altar will the pastor point at the mermaid with the laptop? because we Christians knows how powerful the Bible is. it an argument though let's hear your take. happy Sunday beloveth.

Missmossy:
Very well o.

How did your exams go?

Missmossy:
Lollz

Where have you been all this while?

VickyyB:
There's nothing wrong. That's a cool husband. Me likey.

Missmossy:
Hahaha such a good husband

seanet02:
Buhari choosed an ibo as his vice in all the previous elections he has contested for yet at no point did he garner up to 5% of ibos vote.

When an old man, a 71 year-
old dictator who overthrew a
democratically
elected government now
wants to democratically
govern the same
nation ...

He has never being a dictator

temitemi1:
Dnt turn d table ur hawkish general already addmitted to that. GEJ till 2019!!!

brownlord2:
The effort and resources that people use in rebranding this man, if channel to a younger candidate would be better honestly.

too bad we either going to end up with incompetent Jonathan or another dumb president for the next 4 or 8 years.

seanet02:
You don't get it.
Even if Buhari choose the younger brother of Ojukwu or Azikwe, ibos are known to have been brainwashed and will never vote for him. Fashola or Osinbajo will do the deal.

xpac01:
Like Rochas I guess right? For me I could savour the collabo. That dude Rochas has very credible and reliable credentials.

Rothschild (Bauer or Bower)
Bruce
Cavendish (Kennedy)
De Medici
Hanover
Hapsburg
Krupp
Plantagenet
Rockefeller
Romanov
Sinclair (St. Clair)
Warburg (del Banco)
Windsor (Saxe-Coburg-Gothe)

The former minister told his
supporters and journalists at
his campaign office in Lagos
on Friday that he could not
understand how the number
of votes (863) could exceed
the number of accredited
delegates (806).

PaulJohn1:
Bro since when did you start supporting a candidate? You believe in GMB?

nationwide1:
Have you forgotten that Buhari said Muslims should vote for Muslims. APC folks accuse Jonathan of sins their leaders are very guilty of. They say Jonathan divide Nigeria along ethno-religious lines but Buhari statements have been causing ethno-religious crises in the country.

levelszik:
blasphemy of the highest order,how dare you frame our lord Jesus christ with such stooge? I pray ur life fries like chin chin. Aforh osisa!

[B]Dutch[/b]
Words acquired relates to
ships and sea since they ferry
a lot. These include: [color=crimson]yatch[/color],
cruise, deck, skipper.
Through the Dutch/Afrikasns
connection we have
borrowed apartheid,boss and
trek.

Ile-Ife (Osun) – President
Goodluck Jonathan on Friday
urged Vice-Chancellors of
Nigerian Universities to
strengthen the existing internal
security network in their
institutions, he alsoxpressed
regrets that no university in
Nigeria had been ranked globally
among the best 100 universities.

Jonathan gave the advice at the
40th Convocation ceremony of
the Obafemi Awolowo University
(OAU), Ile-Ife in Osun.
Represented by Prof. Viola
Onwuliri, the Minister of State for
Education, Jonathan advised the
vice-chancellors to be proactive
in maintaining law and order.

He also urged the institution to
be security-conscious to detect
and arrest the activities of
insurgent groups in their various
campuses.

“You should strengthen the
internal governance structures of
the institutions and should
create new ones if necessary to
make them more sensitive and
responsible to the needs and
demands of staff, students and
other stakeholders,’’ he said.

The president, however, called
for dialogue between formal and
informal groups in order to
promote greater flow of
information between staff,
students and universities
authorities.

He commended the university for
having the best distance learning
centre, cloud computing and
telepresence facilities in the
entire Nigerian university system
as adjudged by the National
Universities Commission.

Jonathan also expressed
happiness over the institution’s
outstanding performance for the
third consecutive year, saying
OAU had been adjudged as the
best and number one university
in Nigeria by the Webometric.

He expressed regrets that no
university in Nigeria had been
ranked globally among the best
100 universities, adding that this
must be addressed.
Jonathan, therefore, called on
Nigerian universities to brace up
and ensure they were counted
among the Ivy League
universities in the world.

Earlier, the Vice-Chancellor of
OAU, Prof. Bamitale Omole,
expressed appreciation to all
stakeholders and members of
the governing council for their
support and commitment to the
course of great Ife.

Omole appealed to the
graduands to be good
ambassadors of the university,
and urged them to contribute
positively to its development.
He assured that the graduands
had been equipped with values,
orientations and work ethics that
would make them succeed in all
sphere of lives.

Tony Elumelu postgraduate prize
for the best graduating masters’
student in economics was
awarded to Olalekan Olaniyi and
Oluwaseun Omotoso.

Omolara Agunbiade was
awarded best graduating
masters student in business
administration. (NAN)

Abuja – An Abuja Federal High
Court has fixed Jan. 19, 2015 for
hearing in a suit filed by the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
seeking to unseat the Speaker,
House of Representatives , Aminu
Tambuwal.

Justice Ahmed Mohammed
adjourned the case on Friday
after hearing the submissions of
PDP’s counsel, Mr Mike Ahamba
(SAN), Tambuwal’s counsel, Mr
Mahmoud Magaji (SAN).

He also heard the submission of
the counsel to the House of
Representatives, Mr Jibril Okutepa
(SAN).

The PDP had approached the
court with a motion ex-parte
seeking an order compelling the
Deputy Speaker, Emeka Ihedioha,
to declare Tambuwal’s seat
vacant.

PDP’s suit was sequel to
Tambuwal’s defection from the
PDP to All Progressives Congress
(APC) his refusal to vacate his
seat and instead went to court to
stop his removal.

The party, in the suit marked;
FHC/ABJ/CS/901/2014, joined the
Speaker, Tambuwal (individually)
and Deputy Speaker, Chief Emeka
Ihedioha, as co-respondents.

Ahamba said: “PDP wants an
order of court compelling the
Deputy Speaker to declare the
Kebbe/Tambuwal seat vacant.’’

“An order of mandamus
compelling Tambuwal to give
effect to Section 68 (1) (g) of the
1999 Constitution by declaring
his seat vacant having publicly
resigned on Oct. 28.

“An order restraining him from
performing or continuing to
perform the function of House of
Representatives Speaker, or
sitting or continuing to sit in the
House of Representatives as a
member.’’

Justice Mohammed had on Dec. 1,
granted leave to PDP to apply by
way of a judicial review for an
order of mandamus compelling
Ihedioha to declare Kebbe/
Tambuwal Federal Constituency
vacant.

The court further ordered the
PDP to serve on the respondents,
hearing notices and the
substantive originating
processes through the Clerk of
the House of Representatives.

However, at Friday’s sitting slated
for hearing, both Magaji and
Okutepa said they received the
service of processes from
Ahamba only on only Dec. 9,
adding that they needed time to
respond.

A court clerk also informed the
court that the Clerk was served
with the court processes on Dec.
4.

He said that the purpose was for
the clerk to transmit the court
processes to the Speaker and
Deputy Speaker respectively as
earlier ordered by the court.

The judge, therefore, adjourned
the case until Jan. 19 for the clerk
to transmit the court service to
Tambuwal and Ihedioha for
them to get set for hearing of the
originating summons. (NAN)

Allureoftheseas:
madness!!