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dayokanu: When did I tell you two wrongs dont make a right? Two wrongs make a right as long as you do the initial wrong

If Armed Robbers kill your family and they are caught, tell the govt to release them because 2 wrongs dont make a right

Are you not planning to re-
marry?
I have not seen my right match
since I am still in search of Mr.
Right, who must be wealthy, I
don’t care whether he is
handsome or ugly.

Dede1: Toddler with third grader intellect, I do not have reason to whine over deliberate display of stupidity by lapper such as you but have every intention to call the attention of moderators on nairaland who claimed to be detribalized to instance of goofy acts of tribal baiting.

Anybody who has brain could discern the foolishness injected into the article by silly Tolexander as shown below.


By OLA AJAYI, IBADAN
HUNDREDS of angry military pensioners in the country Monday besieged the Oyo State Secretariat saying they regretted fighting against Biafran soldiers to ensure the unity of the country.

By Tolexandar
HUNDREDS of angry Biafran military pensioners in the country Monday besieged the Oyo State Secretariat saying they regretted fighting against Biafran soldiers to ensure the unity of the country.

naijababe: You this boy, you get respect at all o

Dede1: The deliberate injection of the phrase- “Angry Biafran military pensioners” inside an article which originally did not have such phrase is a worse case of ethnic bias.

I am not surprise that this thread has bee allowed to reach 12 pages without any action from the so-called detribalized moderators on this forum.


https://www.nairaland.com/1281588/nigerian-civil-war-soldiers-protest

At the launch of its latest
smart phone series, TECNO
P3, mobile phone maker
TECNO has disclosed plans to
build plant in Nigeria.
The Vice President of TECNO
group, Mr. Arif Chowdhury
who made the disclosure
Tuesday during an
interactive session with
journalists at the launch of
the product said that ,
“Nigeria is TECNO’s biggest
market in terms of volume
and Lagos will be the
location of the plant because
Lagos is not just the
commercial nerve centre of
Nigeria but also the
economic capital of Africa,”.
He added that the company
was still waiting for right
policies of government on
duty structure for mobile
phone import to finalize their
plans in building the plant.
Also speaking on the
proposed plant, the Public
Relations Manager of TECNO,
Boukali Mounir noted that
the company wants to build
the plant in Nigeria not just
to advance its economic
interest but also to show
that the company is
interested in having long
term investment in Nigeria
and to give back to the
society.
He said that building the
new phone plant would
generate employment
opportunities for Nigerians,
adding that, “We want to be
seen as long term investors
and we want to do more
than selling phones.
It is also a way of giving back
to the society as the project
will generate thousands of
job opportunities for
Nigerians,’ he said.
At the launch of the new
smart phone, etisalat
unveiled a twelve-month
special promotion for its
subscribers offering100MB
free data bundle on
purchase of a TECNO P3
smartphone.
However, the TECNO P3
launched in partnership with
Etisalat is an entry-level
smartphone that runs on
Android 2.3Gingerbread
operating system, and
powered by Qualcomm
Snapdragon MSM7225A
processor to offer users the
best 3G smartphone
experience, good battery life,
and easy access to the
Internet and multiple social
networks.
Speaking on the partnership,
the Vice President of TECNO
Group, Mr.ArifChowdhury
said, “we realized that
internet savvy Nigerians are
in dire need of a 0fast,
innovative and seamless
internet experience. These
experiences are what TECNO
P3 smartphone brings, and
that also informs why we
partnered with etisalat”.
He explained that
consumers can choose either
the etisalat customized
version available at etisalat
Experience Centers and its
partner retailers, or buy the
un-customized version from
TECNO’s partner retailers
nationwide and it comes
with the same data bundle
offer as the customized
version.
For WaelAmmar, Chief
Commercial Officer of etisalat
Nigeria, the
telecommunication industry
has seen an increased
demand for data and
smartphones in recent times,
adding that it was
important for network
providers and phone
manufacturers to continue to
collaborate and initiate
products and services to
satisfy this needs.
“etisalat’s fast easyblaze,
3.75G broadband service
combined with these TECNO
phones is yet another
example of our continuous
effort to bring our customers
easy access to the internet. ”
he said.
Similarly, Alex Dadson,
Sr.Director of Business
Development for Qualcomm
West Africa, said, “Our
partnership with TECNO in
manufacturing smartphones
according to the Qualcomm
Reference Design (QRD)
continues to offer the
Nigerian market the best 3G
smartphone experience.
QRD is the only program of
its kind that brings together
the value of the mobile
industry leader with specific
products, features and
programs for emerging
markets. TECNO’s P3
leverages the power of
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon
processor to give consumers
an affordable smartphone
that delivers a superior user
experience.”
Speaking also about the
smart phone, Mr. Mounir,
disclosed that the TECNO P3
is an all touch screen smart
phone that is WiFi enabled.
“It has shortcuts to
Facebook, Google Play Store,
Gmail, Yahoo and Opera Mini.
Above all, it is a Dual-SIM
standby model with 3G/2G
connectivity which makes
users’ internet experience
more interesting” Mounir”
he explained.
It would be recalled that
TECNO and etisalat had
earlier introduced a co-
branded Dual SIM phone
T341 alongside the amazing
12 months free data bundle
offer for a range of TECNO
smartphones & internet
phones which include N7,
Q1, P3, T756, T736& T608.

Dede1: @OP

Editing the article to engender ethnic baiting is the worse case of tribal bias. I could not believe that the so-called eagle-eyed moderators who are bent on turning Nigeria into monolithic society allowed this thread to grow to 12 pages.

The poster deliberately injected the phrase- “Angry Biafran military pensioners” inside the article for his deceitful and bigotry ends.

domido: GUY U NO WELL OOOO.

bankyblue: They better start checking that guy's head. because like play play
The thing go turn real Oº°˚ ˚°º , and by that time it will be too
Late to hold him Oº°˚ ˚°º ......na market he go run enter

Jarus: So u be Great Ife too.

I don't think it's for exams that Seun left OAU. Seun comes acroos to me as too good to fail/fear exams.

Meanwhile her manager Janet
Nwose, who was alleged to be
having affair with Asa did not
come up as a witness which has
remained baffling and suspicious
to legal experts.

Kano – Hundreds of students,
who sat for the Unified
Tertiary Matriculation
Examination on Monday in
Kano staged a peaceful
demonstration against mass
failure and withholding of
their results.
The students stormed the
premises of the Federal
Radio Corporation of Nigeria
in Kano on motorcycles
around noon and carried
placards and green leaves to
show their anger.
Spokesman for the
candidates, Haruna
Maidabam, described the
withholding of their results
as a deliberate attempt to
deny them the opportunity
to further their studies.
According to him, more than
10, 000 students who sat for
the examination in Kano
metropolis have yet to access
their results.
Maidabam said when the
results were released last
week, they went to the zonal
office of Joint Admissions
and Matriculation Board in
Kano (JAMB) to complain but
were directed to go and
repeat the thumb printing
for verification.
‘’There is no reason for any
verification of thumb- print,’’
he said.
He called on the authorities
concerned to do something
urgently to address their
predicament.
When contacted, the JAMB
Zonal Coordinator, Hajiya
Karimatu Abubakar,
described the incident as
unfortunate and attributed it
to “some technical hitches”.
Abubakar said as soon as the
hitches were rectified, the
issue would be resolved.
(NAN)

The Lagos State government
has presented retirement
bond worth N3.5 billion to
780 retirees of the state.
Also, the state government
said, so far, 2,604 retirees
have been paid N14.5 billion
under the state’s
Contributory Pension
Scheme.
While presenting the
certificates to the
beneficiaries in Lagos,
Governor Babatunde Fashola
said the retirement savings
account of each recipient in
the batch, which is the eight
in the series, has already
been credited with their
accrued rights.
The governor stated that the
new scheme, since inception
has bettered the lives of
retirees, affording them the
peace of mind that should
come with a fruitful
retirement, a relief from the
past experiences which
subjected them to untold
hardship.
Fashola, who was
represented by the Head of
Service, Adesegun Ogunlewe,
said,“Our experience since
we began this new scheme
indicates that all our retirees
are currently enjoying their
lives in retirement without
the sad and pitiable
experiences of the past
where those who retired
under the old Pay-As-You-Go
scheme were and are still
subjected to a lot of
hardship.
“There is a clear difference
between the Contributory
Pension Scheme and the old
Pay-As-You-Go system. In
fulfilling our avowed
commitment to making the
scheme work perfectly well,
we ensured that both the 7.5
percent contributions by the
state government and the
7.5 percent deductions from
employees’ salaries are
forwarded to the custodial
account of the employees
nominated Pension Fund
Administrators (PFAs).”
Fashola added that the issue
of transparency was no
longer a setback as
employees received monthly
credit alerts while hard
copies of quarterly statement
of account are made
available.
The governor noted that one
of the biggest challenges
over the years had been
dealing with contingencies.
He said, “For example, what
happens if more people than
anticipated choose to
voluntarily leave the service?
Where does the money come
from?
“We have taken measures to
address this by financing a
monthly pension sinking
fund. This is in addition to
the statutory five
percent contributions that
go into the redemption fund
account. This additional
sinking fund ensures that
those who have to cut short
their service unexpectedly,
through illness or other
reasons, will not be short-
changed.”

naijathings: [size=18pt]why is the OP calling them Biafran soldiers [/size]abi the OP don dey mad? *kicks the op in the stomach*
you intentionally put biafran soldiers there so people would think it is ibo soldiers going hungry and angry..
bastardos. *it means bastard in italian*

Iykopee: @ Op, do more home work be4 coming online to start up a thread.. What do u mean by biafran soldiers in Ibadan? It seems anytin biafra entices people from d west...now u felled hook line and sinker in ur smeary campaign against the people of biafra.( biafran soldiers in place of nigerian soldiers as title) Sometimes the wisest are the insane..stop making novel minds queasy on this forum with gibberish blog. Hope u understood?

aniiii: it doesnt matter

just type your best part

c'mmon dont spoil the fun