drss2:
yet same buari cassandra could not build common university in his state throughout his miliatry tenue from 1983-1985 till GEJ came on board.

That's to show he wasn't sentimental when he was a military leader. He is not irrational like you. Must you build University in your state because you are a leader

TedBaker:
Ogun keh? Na only ottah farm dey dere ooo. Meanwhile biafrauds go jst dey yarn anyhow, bcoz deir states no dominate d list.

I'm very sure otta is nulli secundus to your state. Very industrialized. The heartbeat of osun state. A lot of companies. Otta farm is among least. Do your research very well before talking. This is a public forum

Atmmachine:
Islam ??
Go ask Americans how much damage they have done in their country.
Last week in Texas, a Muslim couple killed 15 people claiming.
Let's not talk about how the people who lost their lives in 911.

Tell me a Muslim country in Peace and not at war.

UAE, DUBAI, QATAR, KUWAIT, MOROCCO, THE GAMBIA, EGYPT, JORDAN..., bro, look before you leap. Don't use sentiment to comment.

@ rugged man .u r a gullible human being. u do think u know how to insult other people. is this post related to religious issue or what. I'm a Muslim and I'm proud to be one. So If you think you have the gut to kill a Muslim, I will definitely tender my address for you. You this good for nothing educated-illiterate.

It has been since 2006 , so its not GEJ's work

This occurred to me on my way to oshodi this morning when I saw many people hanging around and on top of coaches of train. I believe the government had done there part on the dangers attached to it. It's now our responsibility to protect our own lives. This occurred to me on my way to oshodi this morning when I saw many people hanging around and on top of coaches of train. I believe the government had done there part on the dangers attached to it. It's now our responsibility to protect our own lives. This occurred to me on my way to oshodi this morning when I saw many people hanging around and on top of coaches of train. I believe the government had done there part on the dangers attached to it. It's now our responsibility to protect our own lives.

D answer is twenty 20 20 20 20 20 20

GEJ has really done an onerous nd breathtaking jobs when it comes to the power sector transformation agenda. I said this becos I have seen improvements in my area since the past one mnth. So, let's give it up to the man. More power to
your elbowGEJ has really done an onerous nd breathtaking jobs when it comes to the power sector transformation agenda. I said this becos I have seen improvements in my area since the past one mnth. So, let's give it up to the man. More power to
your elbowGEJ has really done an onerous nd breathtaking jobs when it comes to the power sector transformation agenda. I said this becos I have seen improvements in my area since the past one mnth. So, let's give it up to the man. More power to
your elbow

dayokanu:

Thats why players playing Spain NT has won back to back titles(Euro cup and world cup) and England hasnt won anything since Barack Obama was in diapers

U b mugu, is usa in europe. Go back to ur geography teacher in secondary school

Solve dis partial fraction. - : 3(4x^3+x^2+5)/x(2x^3+1)(x^2+3)M PLEASE SOLVE IT

it has been confirmed by CBN governor that the new 5000 naira note will b unleashed in 2013

16 students of Delta State University, Abraka and Delta
State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku, both in Delta state were
on Friday paraded by the 4 Brigade, Nigerian Army Benin
for allegedly being in possession of Nigerian Army
uniforms and accoutrements. Cpt. Roseline Managbe, the brigade’s Public Relations
Officer, told newsmen on Friday that the suspects claimed
to be members of the Nigerian Army Cadet Force and
Safety Corps of Nigerian Cadet Team. She said that the illegal acquisition, use and abuse of the
Nigerian Army uniform and accoutrement posed a serious
security threat to the nation. "Experience has shown that these impostors have
impersonated the Nigerian Army in various scenarios in
acts of criminality to the embarrassment of the army and
the nation in general. The Nigerian Army which is widely respected worldwide
cannot fold its arms and watch its name dragged into the
mud by a group parading themselves as affiliate of the
Nigerian Army. The Nigerian Army disassociates itself from
the activities of this group. There is only one Nigerian
army and no affiliates.” Managbe explained that the suspects were arrested by
troops of the 3 Battalion Nigerian Army deployed in
Asaba, Delta state. Items recovered from the suspects were 20 pairs of army
boots, 32 pairs of army green uniforms, five pairs of army
camouflage uniforms, nine pairs of Army peak caps, nine
pairs of Army beret, and three pairs of Army jungle hats. Others included three pairs of Army general duty belts,
three pairs of Army anklets, a pair of Army camouflage T-
shirt, 11 yards of Army green materials, one Nigerian Army
flag and 10 Nigerian Cadet recruitment forms.16 students of Delta State University, Abraka and Delta
State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku, both in Delta state were
on Friday paraded by the 4 Brigade, Nigerian Army Benin
for allegedly being in possession of Nigerian Army
uniforms and accoutrements. Cpt. Roseline Managbe, the brigade’s Public Relations
Officer, told newsmen on Friday that the suspects claimed
to be members of the Nigerian Army Cadet Force and
Safety Corps of Nigerian Cadet Team. She said that the illegal acquisition, use and abuse of the
Nigerian Army uniform and accoutrement posed a serious
security threat to the nation. "Experience has shown that these impostors have
impersonated the Nigerian Army in various scenarios in
acts of criminality to the embarrassment of the army and
the nation in general. The Nigerian Army which is widely respected worldwide
cannot fold its arms and watch its name dragged into the
mud by a group parading themselves as affiliate of the
Nigerian Army. The Nigerian Army disassociates itself from
the activities of this group. There is only one Nigerian
army and no affiliates.” Managbe explained that the suspects were arrested by
troops of the 3 Battalion Nigerian Army deployed in
Asaba, Delta state. Items recovered from the suspects were 20 pairs of army
boots, 32 pairs of army green uniforms, five pairs of army
camouflage uniforms, nine pairs of Army peak caps, nine
pairs of Army beret, and three pairs of Army jungle hats. Others included three pairs of Army general duty belts,
three pairs of Army anklets, a pair of Army camouflage T-
shirt, 11 yards of Army green materials, one Nigerian Army
flag and 10 Nigerian Cadet recruitment forms.16 students of Delta State University, Abraka and Delta
State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku, both in Delta state were
on Friday paraded by the 4 Brigade, Nigerian Army Benin
for allegedly being in possession of Nigerian Army
uniforms and accoutrements. Cpt. Roseline Managbe, the brigade’s Public Relations
Officer, told newsmen on Friday that the suspects claimed
to be members of the Nigerian Army Cadet Force and
Safety Corps of Nigerian Cadet Team. She said that the illegal acquisition, use and abuse of the
Nigerian Army uniform and accoutrement posed a serious
security threat to the nation. "Experience has shown that these impostors have
impersonated the Nigerian Army in various scenarios in
acts of criminality to the embarrassment of the army and
the nation in general. The Nigerian Army which is widely respected worldwide
cannot fold its arms and watch its name dragged into the
mud by a group parading themselves as affiliate of the
Nigerian Army. The Nigerian Army disassociates itself from
the activities of this group. There is only one Nigerian
army and no affiliates.” Managbe explained that the suspects were arrested by
troops of the 3 Battalion Nigerian Army deployed in
Asaba, Delta state. Items recovered from the suspects were 20 pairs of army
boots, 32 pairs of army green uniforms, five pairs of army
camouflage uniforms, nine pairs of Army peak caps, nine
pairs of Army beret, and three pairs of Army jungle hats. Others included three pairs of Army general duty belts,
three pairs of Army anklets, a pair of Army camouflage T-
shirt, 11 yards of Army green materials, one Nigerian Army
flag and 10 Nigerian Cadet recruitment forms.

A young Nigerian student, Olaolu Femi, is facing life in prison in Ukraine for
attempted murder. Continue to read the full story. African Outlook gathered that the Nigerian identified
as Olaolu Sunkanmi Femi and one of his friends were
physically attacked in front of his apartment by four
Ukrainian young men and two women who pulled
them to the ground while hurling racist slurs on
them. According to eye witness account, Sunkanmi was said
to have managed to get up and defended himself
against the assailants with a glass from a broken
bottle. "It was while he was defending himself that police
arrived at the scene and the Nigerian was
subsequently arrested and charged with attempted
murder of five people" a Nigerian embassy staff who
has knowledge of the case told African Outlook,
adding that the victim thus became an accused in a case which has become a celebrated case in Ukraine. African Outlook gathered that Olasunkanmi has since
been remanded in detention by the Ukrainian police
who refused to take the case to court citing
unavailability of the police to get an interpreter for
him. But the Nigerian students' community in Ukraine
under the leadership of Osarumen David-Izevbokun, a
Phd student in international relations has been
working tirelessly to ensure justice for the Nigerian
by organizing protests as well as drawing the
attentions of the human right groups in Ukraine to the plight of Olasunkanmi who has spent almost
seven months in jail without trial. David-Izevbokun told African Outlook that he
alongside other Nigerian students in conjunctions
with some members of the Ukrainian human right
groups staged a protest on April, 9 outside the
Leninsky District Court in Luhanski demanding the
release of Olasunkanmi. The actions, according to David-Izevbokun has put
the Ukraine police on the spot as the case came up
for hearing on May 3. "We had a lot of media
coverage on the protest " David-Izevbokun said,
noting that he was sure the attention given the case
may have prompted the May 3 court appearance of the suspect. David-Izevbokun who was at the May 3, court
hearing told African Outlook that Olasunkanmi
appeared depressed when he showed up in court. Many other Nigerian students spoken to by African
Outlook however raised concern about the
competence of the female lawyer: Ludmila Havrysh
handling Olasunkanmi's case. The Ukrainian lawyer was reported to have told
protesters that her client has not been able to read
the file material since it is all written in Ukrainian or
Russian which he doesn’t understand and that was
why her client had remained in jail. "We heard she wanted to be paid $10,000 when she
had not even been able to secure bail for her client
who has been in detention for more than six
months" an irate Nigerian told African Outlook
wondering whether the lawyer was capable of
defending Olasunkanmi. Another source also told African Outlook that one of
the attackers's family who has a connection with the
Ukrainian police may have been the reason why the
Nigerian student was being detained without trial. "They went to the hospital and documents were
secured for infliction of wounds. I learnt that one of
the supposed victim (Ukrainian) has a police relative
or parent, and so vowed to deal ruthlessly with
Olasunkanmi" a Nigerian student quoted one narrator
as saying while lamenting that the Nigerian embassy's representative came to visit Olasunkanmi
in jail once but did not return again after the first
visit. But an embassy spokesperson who pleaded
anonymity (because he is not authorized to comment
on the case) told African Outlook that the Nigerian
consulate had not abandoned the Nigerian to his fate
"We are in torch with the Ukrainian authority and
we have been doing everything to ensure the boy is released unconditionally using diplomatic channel" he
said, adding that the Olasunkanmi was being charged
for attempted murder, an offense which under
Ukrainian law is not bailable. "There are ways in which we handle cases like this
so that we would not appear to be hostile or
criticizing our host countries' laws" the embassy staff
said while assuring that he was confident
Olasunkanmi would be released soon. When asked if the embassy has been able to secure
the service of an attorney for the Nigerian student,
the embassy staff said: "It is not within our mandate
to pay for attorney's fees for any Nigerian in
distress, you may check this out with other Nigerian
embassies abroad, but we have been working with the Nigerian community leaders here to ensure that
we do everything within our means to help
Olasunkanmi in time of his need" the staff added
hinting that the representative of the embassy was
at the May 3 hearing. In a related development African Outlook gathered
that a 28-year-old Nigerian student of Kharkiv
National Radio Electronic University is in intensive
care unit with knife injuries to his neck following an
attack on him by people believed to be racists. Another 19-year-old Nigerian student from the
Poltava Agrarian Academy is also lying critically ill in
the Ukrainian hospital following knife injury
inflicted on him by yet to be identified persons. African Outlook gathered that the two Nigerian
students were attacked late in the evenings by
assailants who fled the scene immediately after the
attacks. The Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Ukraine
are treating both cases as attempted murder
motivated by racial intolerance. Speaking on the two recent attacks, the Nigerian
embassy said they were yet to be briefed on the
case.A young Nigerian student, Olaolu Femi, is facing life in prison in Ukraine for
attempted murder. Continue to read the full story. African Outlook gathered that the Nigerian identified
as Olaolu Sunkanmi Femi and one of his friends were
physically attacked in front of his apartment by four
Ukrainian young men and two women who pulled
them to the ground while hurling racist slurs on
them. According to eye witness account, Sunkanmi was said
to have managed to get up and defended himself
against the assailants with a glass from a broken
bottle. "It was while he was defending himself that police
arrived at the scene and the Nigerian was
subsequently arrested and charged with attempted
murder of five people" a Nigerian embassy staff who
has knowledge of the case told African Outlook,
adding that the victim thus became an accused in a case which has become a celebrated case in Ukraine. African Outlook gathered that Olasunkanmi has since
been remanded in detention by the Ukrainian police
who refused to take the case to court citing
unavailability of the police to get an interpreter for
him. But the Nigerian students' community in Ukraine
under the leadership of Osarumen David-Izevbokun, a
Phd student in international relations has been
working tirelessly to ensure justice for the Nigerian
by organizing protests as well as drawing the
attentions of the human right groups in Ukraine to the plight of Olasunkanmi who has spent almost
seven months in jail without trial. David-Izevbokun told African Outlook that he
alongside other Nigerian students in conjunctions
with some members of the Ukrainian human right
groups staged a protest on April, 9 outside the
Leninsky District Court in Luhanski demanding the
release of Olasunkanmi. The actions, according to David-Izevbokun has put
the Ukraine police on the spot as the case came up
for hearing on May 3. "We had a lot of media
coverage on the protest " David-Izevbokun said,
noting that he was sure the attention given the case
may have prompted the May 3 court appearance of the suspect. David-Izevbokun who was at the May 3, court
hearing told African Outlook that Olasunkanmi
appeared depressed when he showed up in court. Many other Nigerian students spoken to by African
Outlook however raised concern about the
competence of the female lawyer: Ludmila Havrysh
handling Olasunkanmi's case. The Ukrainian lawyer was reported to have told
protesters that her client has not been able to read
the file material since it is all written in Ukrainian or
Russian which he doesn’t understand and that was
why her client had remained in jail. "We heard she wanted to be paid $10,000 when she
had not even been able to secure bail for her client
who has been in detention for more than six
months" an irate Nigerian told African Outlook
wondering whether the lawyer was capable of
defending Olasunkanmi. Another source also told African Outlook that one of
the attackers's family who has a connection with the
Ukrainian police may have been the reason why the
Nigerian student was being detained without trial. "They went to the hospital and documents were
secured for infliction of wounds. I learnt that one of
the supposed victim (Ukrainian) has a police relative
or parent, and so vowed to deal ruthlessly with
Olasunkanmi" a Nigerian student quoted one narrator
as saying while lamenting that the Nigerian embassy's representative came to visit Olasunkanmi
in jail once but did not return again after the first
visit. But an embassy spokesperson who pleaded
anonymity (because he is not authorized to comment
on the case) told African Outlook that the Nigerian
consulate had not abandoned the Nigerian to his fate
"We are in torch with the Ukrainian authority and
we have been doing everything to ensure the boy is released unconditionally using diplomatic channel" he
said, adding that the Olasunkanmi was being charged
for attempted murder, an offense which under
Ukrainian law is not bailable. "There are ways in which we handle cases like this
so that we would not appear to be hostile or
criticizing our host countries' laws" the embassy staff
said while assuring that he was confident
Olasunkanmi would be released soon. When asked if the embassy has been able to secure
the service of an attorney for the Nigerian student,
the embassy staff said: "It is not within our mandate
to pay for attorney's fees for any Nigerian in
distress, you may check this out with other Nigerian
embassies abroad, but we have been working with the Nigerian community leaders here to ensure that
we do everything within our means to help
Olasunkanmi in time of his need" the staff added
hinting that the representative of the embassy was
at the May 3 hearing. In a related development African Outlook gathered
that a 28-year-old Nigerian student of Kharkiv
National Radio Electronic University is in intensive
care unit with knife injuries to his neck following an
attack on him by people believed to be racists. Another 19-year-old Nigerian student from the
Poltava Agrarian Academy is also lying critically ill in
the Ukrainian hospital following knife injury
inflicted on him by yet to be identified persons. African Outlook gathered that the two Nigerian
students were attacked late in the evenings by
assailants who fled the scene immediately after the
attacks. The Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Ukraine
are treating both cases as attempted murder
motivated by racial intolerance. Speaking on the two recent attacks, the Nigerian
embassy said they were yet to be briefed on the
case.A young Nigerian student, Olaolu Femi, is facing life in prison in Ukraine for
attempted murder. Continue to read the full story. African Outlook gathered that the Nigerian identified
as Olaolu Sunkanmi Femi and one of his friends were
physically attacked in front of his apartment by four
Ukrainian young men and two women who pulled
them to the ground while hurling racist slurs on
them. According to eye witness account, Sunkanmi was said
to have managed to get up and defended himself
against the assailants with a glass from a broken
bottle. "It was while he was defending himself that police
arrived at the scene and the Nigerian was
subsequently arrested and charged with attempted
murder of five people" a Nigerian embassy staff who
has knowledge of the case told African Outlook,
adding that the victim thus became an accused in a case which has become a celebrated case in Ukraine. African Outlook gathered that Olasunkanmi has since
been remanded in detention by the Ukrainian police
who refused to take the case to court citing
unavailability of the police to get an interpreter for
him. But the Nigerian students' community in Ukraine
under the leadership of Osarumen David-Izevbokun, a
Phd student in international relations has been
working tirelessly to ensure justice for the Nigerian
by organizing protests as well as drawing the
attentions of the human right groups in Ukraine to the plight of Olasunkanmi who has spent almost
seven months in jail without trial. David-Izevbokun told African Outlook that he
alongside other Nigerian students in conjunctions
with some members of the Ukrainian human right
groups staged a protest on April, 9 outside the
Leninsky District Court in Luhanski demanding the
release of Olasunkanmi. The actions, according to David-Izevbokun has put
the Ukraine police on the spot as the case came up
for hearing on May 3. "We had a lot of media
coverage on the protest " David-Izevbokun said,
noting that he was sure the attention given the case
may have prompted the May 3 court appearance of the suspect. David-Izevbokun who was at the May 3, court
hearing told African Outlook that Olasunkanmi
appeared depressed when he showed up in court. Many other Nigerian students spoken to by African
Outlook however raised concern about the
competence of the female lawyer: Ludmila Havrysh
handling Olasunkanmi's case. The Ukrainian lawyer was reported to have told
protesters that her client has not been able to read
the file material since it is all written in Ukrainian or
Russian which he doesn’t understand and that was
why her client had remained in jail. "We heard she wanted to be paid $10,000 when she
had not even been able to secure bail for her client
who has been in detention for more than six
months" an irate Nigerian told African Outlook
wondering whether the lawyer was capable of
defending Olasunkanmi. Another source also told African Outlook that one of
the attackers's family who has a connection with the
Ukrainian police may have been the reason why the
Nigerian student was being detained without trial. "They went to the hospital and documents were
secured for infliction of wounds. I learnt that one of
the supposed victim (Ukrainian) has a police relative
or parent, and so vowed to deal ruthlessly with
Olasunkanmi" a Nigerian student quoted one narrator
as saying while lamenting that the Nigerian embassy's representative came to visit Olasunkanmi
in jail once but did not return again after the first
visit. But an embassy spokesperson who pleaded
anonymity (because he is not authorized to comment
on the case) told African Outlook that the Nigerian
consulate had not abandoned the Nigerian to his fate
"We are in torch with the Ukrainian authority and
we have been doing everything to ensure the boy is released unconditionally using diplomatic channel" he
said, adding that the Olasunkanmi was being charged
for attempted murder, an offense which under
Ukrainian law is not bailable. "There are ways in which we handle cases like this
so that we would not appear to be hostile or
criticizing our host countries' laws" the embassy staff
said while assuring that he was confident
Olasunkanmi would be released soon. When asked if the embassy has been able to secure
the service of an attorney for the Nigerian student,
the embassy staff said: "It is not within our mandate
to pay for attorney's fees for any Nigerian in
distress, you may check this out with other Nigerian
embassies abroad, but we have been working with the Nigerian community leaders here to ensure that
we do everything within our means to help
Olasunkanmi in time of his need" the staff added
hinting that the representative of the embassy was
at the May 3 hearing. In a related development African Outlook gathered
that a 28-year-old Nigerian student of Kharkiv
National Radio Electronic University is in intensive
care unit with knife injuries to his neck following an
attack on him by people believed to be racists. Another 19-year-old Nigerian student from the
Poltava Agrarian Academy is also lying critically ill in
the Ukrainian hospital following knife injury
inflicted on him by yet to be identified persons. African Outlook gathered that the two Nigerian
students were attacked late in the evenings by
assailants who fled the scene immediately after the
attacks. The Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Ukraine
are treating both cases as attempted murder
motivated by racial intolerance. Speaking on the two recent attacks, the Nigerian
embassy said they were yet to be briefed on the
case.

marriage life is complicated

After 8 years and three children together, Zaaki
Azzay's marriage to Hadiza Azzay has ended.
The marriage actually ended four months ago
but we are all getting to know about it now
because the ex-couple are involved in a bitter
custody battle. The police are even now involved. 29 year old Hadiza told me she packed out of
her husband's house on April 17th after being
badly battered the day before by Zaaki. She
was able to leave with two of her children, but
the third one, her eldest child, is still living at
home. She said he had been battering her for years,
sometimes he would beat her so much she would
faint, but her family kept telling her to go
back to him for the sake of their children. She
said she left him twice last year but returned to
him after much pressure from family and friends. But when the battery continued, she
made up her mind to end her marriage for good
because she didn't want to be another dead wife. Hadiza was a housewife, so since leaving her
husband she has been under the care of an NGO
that takes care of battered women. They've
given her and her children shelter and are
taking up her case. She will issue an official press statement
telling her side of the story in the coming
days...right now she's dealing with the police
who arrested her for allegedly 'kidnapping'
her own children. She says Zaaki has been
using the police to harass her. We are also looking to get Zaaki's side of the story. More
on this later... Share

naija na hallmarks of looty politicians. May God help us

it will b easier 4 d faroukees to farouk our money

the nigeria senate is about to make an amendment bill to mint the new 5000 naira note. whats your opinion?[color=#990000][/color]

@least,lets commend dis people 4 a minute. D deteriorating rate of dis bridge cant b denied nd lets giv dem dem d chance to carry out d pre-cautionary measure necessary to b done so as to maintain dis bridge. Men,naija people ar so bias.

It occurs chiefly as an instance of a very
long word.[2] The 45-letter word was
coined to serve as the longest English word
and is the longest word ever to appear in
an English language dictionary. It is listed in
the current edition of several dictionaries.
[3]
Coinage
This word was invented in 1935 by Everett
M. Smith, president of the National Puzzlers'
League, at its annual meeting. The word
figured in the headline for an article
published by the New York Herald Tribune
on February 23, 1935, titled "Puzzlers Open
103d Session Here by Recognizing 45-Letter
Word":
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcan
oconiosis succeeded
electrophotomicrographically as the
longest word in the English language
recognized by the National Puzzlers'
League at the opening session of the
organization's 103rd semi-annual
meeting held yesterday at the Hotel
New Yorker. The puzzlers explained
that the forty-five-letter word is the
name of a special form of silicosis
caused by ultra-microscopic particles
of silica volcanic dust...
Subsequently, the word was used in a
puzzle book, Bedside Manna, after which
members of the NPL campaigned to have it
included in major dictionaries.[4]
This 45-letter word, referred to as P45,[5]
first appeared in the 1939 supplement to
the Merriam-Webster New International