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fatymore:Share your number make i help you with small data so you can do your courses. Cheers |
CODVIC? Abi you be Buhari too? |
These ones are not almajiris. Be sure of what you are sharing |
SonOfEl:We share same school anthem. FGC Kano |
Mustaphatk:Have you called the courier man? |
VGJBEJ:Tomorrow, Feb 17th |
DMainMan:Thank you DMainMan. All hail the initiator of this thread. DMainMan is not new in helping people here, please follow him guidance on international scholarship. By the way, PTDF scholarship will close in 2 days time. Please do well to apply if you are interested. May we all succeed |
This country |
Mispriority |
Karma is a bitch |
A report by the administrative panel of enquiry set up by the minister of labour and employment has shown that staff of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) spent N5.7 billion on pay TV subscription and fuel allowance. NAN reports that Chris Ngige (pictured), minister of labour and employment, received the report on Wednesday. Ishaya Awotu, the chairman of the panel, said that there were irregular allowances totalling N5.7 billion paid to staff and management. “These allowances were paid without the approval of the National Salary, Incomes and Wages Commission,” he said. “Some of the allowances were management staff allowance, staff education allowance, DSTV subscription allowance, and dressing allowance.” The others were generator and motor vehicle fuelling allowance which were not provided for in the Condition of Service of the fund. Awotu said the internal audit department of the fund did not audit the accounts between 2013 and 2017, which violates section 1701 of the financial regulations. “There were several transfers of funds in bank accounts without authorisation and approvals. The sum of N15, 737,757,697.91. was transferred from one account to another. “Evidence to show the approvals and payment vouchers authorising the transfers were not presented to the panel. “The panel observed that N2.9 billion was expended on computerisation and other related lCT equipment. “Despite this expenditure, not much was achieved on computerisation of the Fund” According to the chairman, various taxes worth N2, 650,731,225. 93 were deducted without remitting to the appropriate authorities. Ngige said another committee would be set up to implement the recommendations of the committee. “This is not my report, but a report of the Federal Government of Nigeria. Those findings, especially about overseas trips which were unauthorised will be dealt with. “This report will be fully implemented and areas of lapses corrected. Many government organisations have gone under because of situations like this.” https://www.thecable.ng/revealed-nsitf-staff-spent-n5-7bn-dstv-subscription-fuel-allowance#.W1CAECTZT0k.facebook |
Wow. This Is touching. Kudos to Thai government and people and whoever contributed to the rescue of the boys. |
MOD moderator FTC First to comment. Haven't you ever wondered how you see comments like ., m, x. They are competing for space� Lalasticlala is a moderator and a lover of snakes. OP I think means original poster. |
Someone who is not on ground is claiming that the protest was peaceful. How did peaceful protesters stabbed a policeman multiple times leading to his death? This stupid Shiites have now grounded commercial activities in the city centre. People have closed shops since noon for the fear of unknown. For people that are sympathetic to this Shiite lot, please can you ask any of your relative/friend living around Zaria/Kaduna axis whether the Shiites are really peaceful? Don't just come online and start defending what you know little about. |
Elukapendragon:Nobody has your time today. Embrace peace and love. May Allah accept our ibaadah. Eid mubarak |
Dear NLers, I have noticed that there is no guide for people intending to ply the Abuja-Kaduna train service. The government recently launched new locomotives consequently increasing the number of trips from 2 to 4. Ticket(Shuttle) First class(Normal): 2500 First class (Express): 3000 Economy(Normal): 1300 Economy (Express): 1500 PS: Express shuttle stops at Kubwa and then Rigasa(if you are going to Kaduna). Note also, NO AFRICAN TIME.
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Bugaje with A. B. U VC, Prof. Ibrahim Garba
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Yesterday at the 40th #ABU Convocation ceremony, GMD NNPC, Dr. Maikanti Kacalla Baru announced an #NNPC postgraduate scholarship up to doctorate level to the 2016/17 best graduating student of the University, 23-yr-old Al-amin Bashir Bugaje, who scored a CGPA of 4.93 in Electrical Engineering(Source: NNPC FB page) Bugaje who kickstarted his stellar academic journey with a CGPA of 4.92 maintained the winning streak in his 5-year stay at the university. Earlier 2017, he clinched the 1st position in a NIGCOMSAT national competition held in Abuja.
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Good day guys, Please if someone secures an admission in a top school, say in the Netherlands, can PTDF grant him scholarship (eventhough the school is not listed by PTDF)? |
I don't know much of the military, but I believe there should be cheaper options which can still do the job. 500 mil dollar's is just way too much |
A former US state department top expert on Nigeria
has asked the American government not to sell 12
warplanes worth $500 million to the Muhammadu
Buhari administration.
TheCable understands that the order for 12 A-29 Super
Tucano light attack aircraft was to enable the Nigerian
military to “finish off” Boko Haram insurgents who are
still operating in Borno state.
But Matthew Page, writing in War on The Rocks, an
online policy discussion platform, accused the Buhari
government of violating human rights and misplacing
his priorities.
He also alleged that the Nigeria air force officer who
went to the US to negotiate the contract in July 2015
“has since been charged with corruption”.
Page wrote: “The Department of Defense will soon
notify Congress it plans to sell 12 A-29 Super Tucano
light attack aircraft to Nigeria. Both countries hope that
the propeller-driven warplanes — tailored for
counterinsurgency operations — will bolster Nigerian
efforts to combat Boko Haram, one of the world’s
deadliest terrorist groups. U.S. policymakers also
want the sale to be a visible symbol of their strong
desire to do more to help Nigeria combat terrorism.
“Unfortunately, the sale will be a Pyrrhic victory for five
reasons: It is way too expensive, it undermines U.S.
corruption policy, it overlooks recent human rights
abuses, it won’t help Nigeria fight the Boko Haram of
tomorrow, and it won’t foster closer defense
cooperation.”
According to Page, who co-authored a forthcoming
book, ‘Nigeria: What Everyone Needs to Know’, the
country should be encouraged to buy a squadron of
Brazilian-American turbo-props which are “way
cheaper”.
“[$500 million] could, for example, buy twice as many
MI-35M (Hind E) Russian-made attack helicopters,” he
further suggested.
Here are his five reasons..... READ MORE ON THE LINK BELOW
https://www.thecable.ng/nigeria-orders-n157bn-warplanes-us-little-problem |
Is there no scratch card this time around? |
SamuelAnyawu:E be lyk say this development pain you o. Why not commend the Man? For the facts, almajiri was never the root cause of Boko Haram. BH was nipped in the bud around 2009, but suddenly reincarnated in 2010 during GEJ's administration. I am not saying that GEJ was complicit in their resurfacing, but he cannot escape the charge that he allowed to BH to fester swiftly under his watch. He was allocating huge sums of money in the name of fighting insurgency, which however ended as lubricant for private elitist pockets. |
No wailing this time around |
Following the criticisms that have trailed the suspension of
the teaching of history in schools, the federal government
on Thursday ordered the reintroduction of the subject in
basic schools across the country.
Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, who called for the
disarticulation of social studies in the current curriculum of
basic schools and reintroduction of history as a subject,
said this has become imperative given the critical nature of
history to the nation’s socio-political development.
The Minister made the call in Abuja Thursday while
addressing delegates at the 61st Meeting of the National
Council on Education Ministerial Session.
He also urged the Council to consider making the study of
Christian Religious Knowledge and Islamic Religious
Knowledge compulsory for both Christians and Muslims to
the end of Senior Secondary School.
Adamu said the reintroduction of history as a subject on its
own in basic schools will give the Nigerian child a self
identity of who they really are.
He added that Nigeria owes both the present and future
generations the responsibility of removing all inhibitions
against opportunities of acquiring morals and ethics as
taught in the religious traditions.
“It is only the study of history, our own history, that can
explain and give meaning to our very humanity and that is
why we must study it and teach our little ones. It is also not
enough that they merely know who they are; we must teach
them about their God.
“Since it is said that if you want to destroy any nation, it’s
either first the family is destroyed, then the education is
destroyed and the third the social morals are destroyed and
in Nigeria we owe both the present and future generations
the responsibility to remove all inhibitions against making
our children acquire morals and ethics”
At the Council Meeting, the Minister also launched the
National Teacher Education Policy , NTEP, and the National
Quality Assurance Policy, NPEQ
According to the Minister, the National quality Assurance
Policy, NPEQ, is an assurance system for institutions below
tertiary level and for expected standard of practice in
Nigeria. On the other hand, the policy identifies the pivotal
role of qualify teachers in the provision of quality education
at all levels.
“The objective is to produce highly skilled knowledgeable
and creative teachers who are capable of producing
globally competitiuve students,the policy seeks to ensure
that teachers recruited,trained and re-trained based on
explicit standards,” he said.
On the theme, ‘Education Council Meeting ; Teacher Quality:
A Tool for Sustainable Human Capital Development’ ,
Adamu stated that it was informed by the need to draw the
attention of policy makers, technocrats, professionals, and
stakeholders in the education sector to the indispensability
of the teacher in human capital development for the
achivement of national goals. |
Oxgygen, I salute. How do i instigate myself to start writing long essays. The last I wrote was during my WAEC. And again, what is the secret to English poems? How are they composed? Perhaps you guide to a book detailing its rudiments Thanks |
Alhamdulillah. May we live to reap the bountiful opportunitues in this holy month. Ameen. ألف مراحب يارمضان |
By principle of BODMAS. The answer is 12 |
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