₦airaland Forum

profnomercy:
true sha.
but please it's been long i have been hearing finance! finance! finance.in nigeria which will live in,there is no school known to be studying finance except unilag and outside countries.but in nigeria it is fully recognize as "banking and finance" and not finance.
in my school(currently studying banking and finance though) whenever i mention that i'm studying finance to my friends,it always seems to them like i am speaking gibbrish because they only know banking and finance.
my question is is this finance the same as banking and finance most universities in nigeria offer or is it another course entirely?
and does employer of labour recognize finance instead of banking and finance.
thanks as i anticipate your response

Lilimax: Yeah but don't derail

Shine1177: Do the State University lecturers appointment letter carry Federal Government name? Do the State University lecturers collect their salaries and allowance from Federal Government? Is Mr. President the Visitor to these State Universities? How come State Varsity participate in this strike against the contract they signed with the respective State that employed them?

If because they both buy from the same market and pay the same rent in their respective State then Federal Polytechnic and State Polytechnic lecturers should be paid the same salary. The State Government worker and the Local Government worker should earn same salary using your analogy.

The State Universities lecturers have no business in this strike, its killing. Their game plan is rub my back i rub your back, which is against their ethic.

roli21: Dos of u calling d women silly or ilitr8..well done o....u guz dnt de r som1 elses mum,,its because som of u dnt hv mothers n som of u also dnt hv regards 4 ur mum dats y u r al spewin rubish about women old enuf 2 b ur grandmum..#idiot.....u guz r stil suportin ASUU,,,we students r suferin@home doin nutin @home...our lecturers teachin partly in other various private schools......ASUU is d problem ere,,even if d govt gv dem 10trilion,,,d edu system wil stil b corupt..n it wnt stp d lecturers 2 sti colect blockin fr student,,,30bil earn alowance n 100bill infrastructure..aba ASUU r unreasonable...change cnt cum in a day..oposition jus want 2 rubish gej govt............hw i wish gej shud jus sack every single lecturers n replace dem wit al d jobles phd n msc holders within 1 week,,,u wil see al of dem wil return bk 2 work...........al dos of u stil suportin ASUU ..tink again because. If d money stil comes..no change wil afect u d student...#fooools

xtophy: pls, who are u? i am hating u like mad nd i will continue hating d hatred i have 4 u....u beta shut up or else i go ASSOCIATED ur DANAbilty

Dis Guy: and what's his salary for? saving?

heykims: is there any alternative to dstv dt shows european football matches?

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Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), who regained his freedom on Thursday after three weeks of his abduction, has appealed to the Federal Government to grant amnesty to kidnappers in the country.

Ozekhome made the call on Thursday while recounting his ordeal to newsmen at his residence in Lagos, after he was released by his abductors on Thursday morning.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Ozekhome was abducted on Aug.23 at Ehor near Benin City in Edo.
Ozekhome said his son, Ilugbeka, and a lawyer in his chambers, Mr Dominic Ezerioha, were also abducted by the same kidnappers on Sept. 6, while negotiating for his release.

According to him, the kidnappers eventually released him and 12 others about 7 a.m. on Thursday.
The lawyer, however, said he was not aware if any ransom was paid to secure their freedom.
He said the security situation in the country was a national calamity which demanded urgent attention.

Ozekhome described his abductors as ”angry and desperate well-read graduates” who had a network of cells across the country.
He said during his interactions with them, they told him that they were pushed into kidnapping due to unemployment and poverty.

The human rights lawyer said he fell sick twice during his three-week ordeal, adding that his abductors brought a doctor who treated him for malaria and typhoid.

“As a matter of extreme urgency, I want the Federal Government to immediately grant amnesty to all kidnappers and institute an amnesty programme for all kidnappers.

“They told me that if they are given assurance that they will not be killed, they are ready to agree to the deal.”
He urged the government to declare a national state of emergency on youth unemployment and infrastructure decay.
Ozekhome appealed to the government not to neglect the families of the four policemen who were killed while trying to rescue him from his abductors.

“It was this morning that I was briefed that those gallant officers died while trying to rescue us from our abductors.
”Let me hereby call upon the Federal Government to set up a special foundation to cater for the welfare of the wives and children of these officers.”

He also urged the National Assembly to allow for state police in the ongoing amendment of the 1999 Constitution.
Ozekhome also called for the convocation of a national conference to address some of the problems bedevilling the country.

“As Nigerians, we need to sit down and renegotiate our existence as a country.
“We need to practice true federalism. We need to retool Nigeria.”

Ozekhome said the government should also tackle the problem of corruption in the country.
The human rights activist, while thanking Nigerians for their concern during his ordeal, debunked insinuations that his abduction was politically motivated.

“We were never profiled or targeted. It could have happened to anybody,” he said

ledafaze: One thing people don't understand is that online school is the way forward.

No bribing of lecturers or so... u have to be fully dedicated and its time consuming that full time schools here... most of these schools are highly recognised even in Nigeria and u ve no cause for alarm. I am a student of University of London via online studies and nothing distance will be placed on the certificate.

Guys, its time u start learning... if you can bank online, work online, social online.... schooling is not d beginning and wont be the last. I had a teleconference last week on this same issue from UK and I confirmed how recognised it is by Top companies all over the world. If you can defend it, pls go for it.

My advice to Jamb Writers, quit jamb and register with online schools, the education and structure is of higher grade. If u can work along with it, dats d best Cos u gather experience along, which is d Baba..


OP, carry on.