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If you can't do the impossible then don't. What else do you want to hear from us

Nice. Will it be on tv?

There are a zillion movies on playing a guy out there, grab your copy now!!!



You have the upper hand though cos u know he's playing you and you have vengance on your mind. BUT have you ever watched those CIA movies where the undercover agent eventually becomes too involved with the crime, he doesn't know which side he's on anymore?
That could be your future babe. There's a reason all those girls keep going to him even though they know he broke the heart of his previous girl.

If you're lucky enough, you won't get tangled in your own net, but first find out what those other girls did wrong and try not to do them Make him actually fall for you, then proceed to break his heart.














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If you fail, plz come and tell us. I'm sure so many people will be waiting to laugh

[quote author=Mynd_44]For who?[/quote]moi. I was looking forward to this, now it's coming so late i can't participate

Bad timing

Hope no casualties

doc sholz: Not with d extent of poverty in this country, the common man is doomed

Increment in school fees is inevitable BOMT or no. Wouldn't you rather pay more and see a positive change, than still pay more with no visible difference in the system?

emekakelvin: The guy does not want to be fool jawe!
Benefits without costs have been cause of duplication of greed!
If This BOMT Was successful in d transportation sector,I see no reasons why the educational Industry should resist this development!
BTW, was there any positive outcome concerning the FG and ASUU meeting?

Not that I know of

Yahoo1: well if you see a set-back then it is not worth it.

Are you one of those who want benefits without costs?

True to an extent

https://www.nairaland.com/1504358/bomt-model-solve-failure-tertiary

I'd love to get people's opinions on this topic please.

Build-Operate-Manage-Transfer Model (BOMT) is a term of project financing, wherein a private entity receives a concession from the private or public sector to finance, design, construct, and operate a facility stated in the concession contract. This enables the project proponent to recover it's investment, operating and maintenance expensea on the project.
Read more on BOMT models here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Build-Operate-Transfer

Following the decay in our eductional system, and the never ending strike actions embarked on by our tertiary institutions for lack of necessary learning infrastructures and salary payment, there is need for us to start thinking of solutions to our problems instead of the constant back and forth bickering of who's to blame. BOMT have been used in Nigeria for road construction projects and airport construction projects, will a Public-Private Partnership also be successful in the tertiary institutions?

Personally, I believe this will work. Other than taking away government monopoly from the system(since it's agreed that the government lack management capacity), it will bring about competition amongst the interested private companies. Competition is good as it brings about innovation and creativity.

The only setback I can see to this plan is the increment of school fees, but wouldn't that be a small price to pay for uninterrupted and world class learning environment? What are your views? Will this work? Are there any other possible setbacks to the system you envisage?

It's not like they've not been rationing our light before, now they're giving a reason for doing so

Looks more like a party than a burial

Caracta: Why not? Bad voice?

Go to bed woman