₦airaland Forum

taharqa: EVERY Thief shld be put behind Bars. Even if its you sef that they caught, they shld take you to Prison straight. That is how it is supposd to be... Undastad now??

what will make me to be put elsewhere outside the prison if i steal? Am i in any form different from every other nigerian that are kept in prison after a crime?
I am pretty sure there is a wide dichotomy between you and wisdom.

RIP! That is if he deserves it.

sure! We need it.
So that some ethnic group won't be murdering their history saying they are lost tribe of aryan race.
He that doesn't know where he is coming from will never know his destination.

Blaming the devil for shining the congo of a 4year old girl killing her through the process as if na the devil enjoy the god forsaken crime he committed.
Some actions are just barbaric to say the least. Is he deficient of mature congo in his locality to shine?
Kidnapping for ritual again. I don tire for those kind story o.
The question am trying to ask myself now is why on earth are all these happening in Ibadan for goodness sake?

taharqa: GOOD... Infact, put d Thieves behind Bars, fast

they can't put them beside the bar first before, it is always behind bar.
When are they going to arrain the bigger theives that spend the 4billion naira from the oil to eat or those that are stealing the money not mentioning the subsidy theft?

may his soul rest in perfect peace. That is if he deserves it.

femslove: In an effort to improve the quality of Nigerian film productions, the country’s president, Goodluck Jonathan, pledged in 2010 to create a $200 million loan fund to help finance film projects.

I PLEDGE to Nigeria my country, to be faithful loyal and honest! This is a norm in every school's assembly. How many nigerian students' actualise the pledge after leaving the assembly ground where the pledge was recited?
Seems you've forgotten that GEJ that made the pledge is also a nigerian. So far he made the pledge doesn't mean he actualised the pledge.
The first question you should have asked is if the money was disbursed to the industry before making a further step to criticize their developement!
I rest my case!

i have checked it out, what else?
Guess i have won a jackpot by checking him out!

gramci: This is the Uni Ilorin that we know.

UNIILORIN Staff Uses Bore-hole To Fill Water-dispenser Cans (Picture)

https://www.nairaland.com/1209195/uniilorin-staff-uses-bore-hole-fill

satellite doesn't snap those kind of pictures where a dispensing container is being filled with a bore hole.
Don't mind them jare areonakakanfo of nairaland. In fact Unilorin is even better than havard. You think it is easy to produce an electricity engineer that has all the satellite pictures at the tip of his fingers.

something i haven't got about the news is if the bomb blasted around where the APC meeting was held or there was just a normal bomb blast in maiduguri far from where they are having the meeting.

BENIN CITY-THE Economic
and Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC) has
arraigned seven suspected
oil thieves before Justice A. M.
Liman of the Federal High
Court 1, Benin City.
They were charged for
conspiracy and illegal dealing
in Petroleum Products. The
accused persons: Paul Ojo,
Oduwere Edobor, Lucky
Okorie, Andrew Anthony,
Kadiri Aloysious, James Aker
and Lucky Egbede who were
arrested at locations and
dates, had in their
possessions a truck, bus and
kegs loaded with litres of
substance suspected to be
Automotive Gas Oil (AGO).
They all pleaded not guilty to
the charges respectively.
One of the charges against
them reads,”that you Paul
Ojo and Oduwere Edobor
and others now at large on
or about the 21st day of
January, 2013, along Sapele
Road, Benin City, within the
jurisdiction of this
Honourable Court did
conspire with each other to
commit felony to wit dealing
in Petroleum Products
without appropriate
authority and thereby
committed an offence
contrary to Section 3(6) of
the Miscellaneous Offences
Act CAP M17 of the Revised
Edition (Laws of the
Federation of Nigeria) Act.
2007 and punishable under
section 1(17) of the same
Act”.
Justice Liman granted them
bail in the sum of N500, 000
(five hundred thousand
naira) and a surety in like
sum respectively. Sureties
must have landed property
which title deed must be
sighted and verified by the
bailiff of the court.
The matter has been
adjourned to 26th March and
17th April, 2013 for trial
respectively.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/efcc-arraigns-seven-suspected-oil-thieves/

police gat station wey dem fit drag person to if dem wan rob person but thief no dey do person wahala na for inside person house dem they rob.
Police go make u write statement after dem rob person, person no go write statement if them rob person.
Thief go run away if dem rob person and u no fit see or recognise am again while police go dey do yanga for person front after dem rob person.
Police be robber with uniform wey government employ to dey rob while thief just dey on self service.

that is something i wouldn't doubt cos he seems to be the greatest man that masterminded every good thing and victory during those times.

Ibanga1: The advice also indicted Alhaji hassan walewa and 10 other for negligence in preventing and active participation in the genocide.
SOURCE: NIGERIAN INFO

which one be genocide in the crime for goodness sake?
The justice is being delayed. I don't expect the guys to be even part of the present of course they should have died a long time ago.

when one is in rome, he acts as a roman.
Before the admission of every student into their various schools, there is always an oath signed on the matriculation which means he agrees and will strictly adhere to the school rules and regulations.
What hearing does he want the school to offer to him than to say he was ignorant to the rule or ignorant of how the porn and secular music got to his computer system.
He should have gone to leeds city or other private schools where there are more freedom if he doesn't feel like being in a public school.
Every offence has its punishment which was dispensed to the guy base on his offence.

LAGOS—Justice Mobolaji Ojo
of Ogun State High Court
sitting in Otta has fixed
March 27, 2013 for
Judgement in the suit filed by
Vwamhi Longji Felix,
challenging his illegal
expulsion by the Covenant
University, for allegedly
watching pornography and
secular music on his laptop.
At the resumed hearing of
the matter yesterday, the
prosecuting counsel Segun
Fatoki, told the court that
Felix was allegedly expelled
without an opportunity of a
proper hearing or viewing
the evidence in accordance
with standard practice as
guaranteed by the
constitution of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria 1999, as
amended.
In his originating summon
brought in pursuant to order
3 rules 5,6 and 8 of the Ogun
State High Court civil
procedure rules 2008,he
asked the court to declare
that invasion of the claimant
room by the set of people
claimed to be acting on
behalf of the Dean, Student
Affairs was a violation of
Section 44 of Chapter 4 of
the student Handbook of the
Covenant University, the
Constitution of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria 1999 as
amended, the African Charter
on Human and Peoples
Rights as ratified.
According to him, section 35
and 36 of the constitution of
the Federal Republic of
Nigeria 1999 as amended,
the court or administrative
panel or tribunal, public or
private, the rights and
obligations of a Nigerian
Citizen ought to derogate
from the Nigerian
constitution.
He said in determining the
fate of a student of the
university by either the Dean
Student affairs or the
student’s disciplinary
committee, the provision, as
expressed or implied by the
students handbook
2010/2014 ought not be
strictly followed.
Felix, in his 24 paragraphs
affidavit to support his claim,
stated that before he was
expelled his parents had
spent not less than N10
million on his school fees
and other expenses.
The school in its counter
affidavit stated that in the
school hand book it was
stated that students are not
allowed to be in possession
of unholy films and home
video or secular music tapes,
either stored or directly in
the computer or listen
through the use of computer
radio or any other electronic
device when on campus
during an academic session.
Also, the school claimed that
it is an offence that will
attract punishment of
expulsion for any student
who indulges himself or
herself in public display of or
be in possession of
pornographic films or
photographs, exploring or
viewing pornographic
websites on the internet.
The other respondents in the
suit are the Vice Chancellor
Covenant University, The
Chancellor and Chairman,
Executive Council, Covenant
University.
Justice Ojo after listening to
the parties, said they should
allow every individual to
grow the life that they need
to live, if at age 15 to 17, if
they don’t live that life, they
would live it when they are
30 to 35 because of too
much rules.
”Children as adolescents
must live as adolescents and
as a youth, people must
grow and we must allow
them.”
However the Judge
adjourned Judgment till
March 27, 2013.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/expelled-covenant-varsity-student-court-adjourns-Indecency-suit/

Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi
Okonjo-Iweala, has replied
critics of the Nigerian
economy, saying the
economy is buoyant and
strong.
Okonjo-Iweala, in a message
put on social media,
yesterday, dismissed reports
of the poor performance of
the economy and the
management of the excess
crude revenue.
Her statement came few days
after former American
President, Bill Clinton,
indicted the Federal
Government for not using
the huge revenue realised
from crude oil exports to
positively impact on the lives
of Nigerians.
Mr. Clinton had, weekend,
expressed disappointment
that his inclusion of Nigeria a
few years ago among 10
countries that were well
positioned to emerge as the
world’s greatest economies
has been proved wrong with
the visible lack of progress in
recent times, despite the
huge resources at its
disposal.
Okonjo-Iweala, however,
argued that such views were
misleading as the economy
was healthy, with other
indices, including inflation
and foreign reserves,
showing positive levels of
performances.
In the statement entitled
Federal Ministry of Finance
Clarifications on the State of
the Economy, the Excess
Crude Account and Related
Issues, signed by Okonjo-
Iweala and pasted on
Facebook and Twitter, the
Finance Minister said: “It is
essential that Nigerians
understand the exact
position of the economy and
the integrity of these
important government
accounts.
“This note aims to provide
some facts for Nigerians on
these issues, to clarify the
exact position, and finally to
put these concerns to rest.”
Apart from Mr. Clinton, some
former public officials,
including a Minister of
Education under former
President Olusegun
Obasanjo, Oby Ezekwesili,
have criticised Nigeria’s
management of the Excess
Crude Account.
Ezekwesili alleging that the
administration of President
Goodluck Jonathan and that
of his late predecessor,
Umaru Yar’Adua,
mismanaged the funds left in
the account by the Olusegun
Obasanjo administration.
While not mentioning Mr.
Clinton or Ezekwesili’s names,
Okonjo-Iweala said her
statement was borne out of
“a number of comment” that
had appeared in the Nigerian
media.
She wrote: “In recent times,
a number of comments and
articles have appeared in the
media, which have tended to
talk down the performance
of the Nigerian economy and
question the accuracy and
transparency of the Excess
Crude Account and the
External Reserves of the
country.”
According to her, the specific
issues that have been raised
in recent times include the
health and prospects of the
Nigerian economy, the
composition of the external
reserves, and purported
discrepancies in account
balances reported by the
Ministry of Finance and the
Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN.
“Facts, figures”
To back up the claims, the
minister highlighted
improvements on the
nation’s economic indices,
saying “Inflation is now
down to single-digit at 9.0
percent in January 2013,
compared with 12.6 percent
in January 2012.
“The exchange rate has been
relatively stable, and the fiscal
deficit at just less than 2
percent of GDP is on a
downward trajectory, and
below our threshold of 3
percent of GDP.”
According to her, national
debt is at a sustainable level
at about 19.4 percent of GDP.
Overall, GDP growth2012
was 6.5 percent, and
projected at 6.75 percent for
2013, compared with the
projected global growth of
3.5 percent.
She said: “The above facts
have been independently
noted and validated by
international ratings
agencies such as Fitch,
Standard & Poor’s and
Moody’s, who have upgraded
the country’s economic
outlook, even as other
countries are being
downgraded.”
But…
Dr. Okonjo-Iweala said the
Ministry admits the socio-
economic challenges the
nation faces despite these
seemingly impressive indices.
She said: “We know we still
have a long way to go but let
us keep working to correct
what is wrong and stop
focusing on the denigration
of what is being done right.”
She highlighted the need to
create more jobs to curb
unemployment and that
poverty needs to decrease at
a faster pace as “we do not
want excessive inequality to
be a feature of our economic
growth.”
According to her, the recent
poverty statistics released by
National Bureau of Statistics
show a slight decline in
poverty levels of about 2
percent between 2003 and
2010.
Okonjo-Iweala said: “This
needs to be further
accelerated. The cost of
governance also needs to be
reduced, and the
government is taking steps
in this direction.
“In conclusion, the Federal
Ministry of Finance wishes to
stress that the outlook for
the Nigerian economy
remains good, despite the
current global economic
uncertainty.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/nigerias-economy-is-strong-fg-replies-clinton/

starting is not as interesting as finishing the road.
When the construction is completed, that is when i have a song to sing.

This is an arrant nonsense to say the least. Guess the best thing to do now is to always check on WAEC and NECO website everyday to maintain the authenticity of ones result.
I think there should be a way they should have notified the above mentioned school what fate had just befallen the result of their candidates in the exam registered with waec and suggested a possible solution to the problem.
I pray the boy will be able to maintain the 1st class because this is enough to cause a psychological problem in the guy making him to be depressed and at the end of the day affects his academic performance.

kristana: word! Tnx a bunch bro. I apprc8. God bless u.

the guy is right but pharmacy in oau is tougher than what he thought in oau, even tougher than in uniport.

kristana: lol. .dnt mind me. .actually my sis tod me the same tin. .just wana confirm

ok

kristana: owkae. .bt pls emmm d electives, are they as tough as d core courses..?

no o! Ahn ahn! They aren't tough. It is only the SER001's class i tried attending. I dont go for any elective class.

kristana: oh! Am so grateful. .but my sis tod me i myt nt get space 4 electives

it depends on the unit of ur courses though i have forgoten d total unit. But the maximum is 24 sha.

kristana: hehe tnx bruh. .at least sm1'z wit me. .am sure u'r a stallite

ya! Did u see my response concerning ur request on the electives?

kristana: Excuse d'moi. .am i d only pharm student ere?

u in pharmacy? Gud. Welcom to the crib!

Still doubting the authenticity of this news. Cos Mr Adeleke, davido's dad, has a university in Ede, Osun state. How would he then need building a new department in another schooll, babcock, which can be done in his own school? Just thinking about the justification.

hu ji po jan ju yump, ji pao su ma jin kin. Chou po kia na shu bun bun.
Meaning! All you've written seems to be write if there is nobody to refute it.

nothing much to say than her having a successful surgery, coming back alive under knife from the theatre.
Love to see you back on screen woman!

kristana: Itz lyk am d only pharmacy student ere. .am confusd 'bout al dz elective stf o

u aren't!
In my 100level, i did ser001 which is compulsory. You can choose any other elective outside SEP, SEH and SES!

without electricity, nigeria will become a SOUPER power because the enterpreneur and investors will be in more soups of generating electricity themselves.