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desreek9:Could she be hustling for a pol appointment? Oh well, her mental state is our current government personified. |
ProsperOkec:Lol...i didn't dig virtual like that, although played it occasionally. Thing is if you are kinda financially comfortable, you tend to stake more cash the likes of #100 #200 is bs to you. There were good times no doubt but the bookers always have the last laugh. |
This betting shxt ruins. Responsible betting is a farce, under the right pressure, everybody cracks. Learnt the hard way myself and that dark side is not to be visited ever again. |
Jaguntemmy:Azzzin!!! Screaming god up and down when God had already given them the knowledge, expertise and tools necessary to subdue man-made evil ![]() |
texazzpete:Yeah, it's sort of harsh but guess the real owners of Lagos are tired of the "no man's land" rhetorics. It's only right they set the record straight. |
Mynd44:Federal tertiary institutions are exempted but all primary and secondary schools; public and private must include Yoruba as part of their curriculum. This bill is a major one. |
Mynd44:"He said anyone seeking admission into the Lagos State University, Lagos State Polytechnic, Michael Otedola College of Primary Education, Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Lagos State School of Nursing and Lagos State College of Health Technology, among others must have credit in Yoruba language." I think going by the above quoted, it applies to only state owned institutions. But it obviously going to have a resonant effect on others as well. |
Sad that Lagos is degenerating to this mess as far as environmental hygiene practices is concern. Ibadan own even worse. |
By Wumi Akinbode February 12, 2018 All candidates seeking admission into all tertiary institutions in Lagos State must henceforth possess credit in Yoruba Language, the state Yoruba Language Preservation and Preservation Law has said. The law, which became effective last Thursday, would now make compulsory for all primary and secondary schools – private or public – in the state to include teaching of Yoruba Language as a core subject at all levels. The state Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, had formally signed a bill into law “to provide for the preservation and promotion of the use of Yoruba Language and for connected purposes,” thereby making it the first state to enact law seeking to preserve and promote its indigenous language. He signed the law alongside the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Adeniji Kazeem, Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources, Mr. Olawale Oluwo, his Information and Strategy counterpart, Mr. Kehinde Bamigbetan and the Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Akinyemi Ashade, among others. He equally signed six other bills into laws: the Amended Land Use Charge bill, School of Nursing bill, Cooperative College bill, Cancer Research Institute bill, Amended Customary Court bill and the State Electric Power Reform Law on the same day. However, the Yoruba Language Preservation and Promotion law provides that all the laws in the state “will be translated into Yoruba Language. Moreso, all state-owned tertiary institutions are to incorporate the use of Yoruba Language in the General Studies (GNS) courses. “The use of Yoruba language shall be an acceptable means of communication between individuals, establishment, corporate entities and government in the state if so desired by the concerned. It shall not be an offence for a person to speak Yoruba language by the state government,” the law reads in part. Specifically, the law stated that any school in Lagos State that “fails to comply with the provisions of Section 2 commits an offence and is liable on first violation to issuance of warning and on subsequent violation be closed down and also pay a fine of N500,000.” After the governor approved the legislation, Bamigbetan explained the socio-cultural value of the Yoruba Language Preservation and Promotion Law, 2018, which according to him, is the first of its kind in Nigeria. With the new law, Bamigbetan said Yoruba language “has become mandatory for all candidates seeking admission into our tertiary institutions. Yoruba will now become a major requirement to engage in normal business communication in Lagos State. “This is a clear and conscious commitment to the position which Lagos State prides Yoruba language as the cultural vehicle for us to be able to articulate our position and it also shows that Lagos has further recognised the importance of language as a vehicle for development.” He said anyone seeking admission into the Lagos State University, Lagos State Polytechnic, Michael Otedola College of Primary Education, Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Lagos State School of Nursing and Lagos State College of Health Technology, among others must have credit in Yoruba language. https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/76940/yoruba-mandatory-admission-tertiary-institutions-lagos-state-govt? |
Fake profile. |
Not a big deal for my intending wife to be a virgin. Not painstakingly outchea looking for that. If God thrust such person upon a brova however, that'd be awesome. |
thegentleman:Haha that's funny. "Her" actually. |
Boleyndynasty2:Beht glo is the cheapest nau. |
Wait is that Odili's wife? Damn! Looking like a sweet 16 ![]() |
Windflower:Sorry dear. It Is so annoying. I can relate. |
This their pose sef. You can't take the ghetto out of a village man. ![]() |
Dead men tell no tales. A ghost can only try to fork with your mind. Not capable of hurting you physically. I'll do it without breaking a sweat. |
Hell hath no fury like a jealous and scorned woman. ![]() With a friend like that, who needs an enemy? |
Prognose:Dude you spoke my mind. In fact, had an article written on this subject saved on my notepad already. I don't understand how these lazy mods go about their duties allowing such topics thrive in this section when obviously they belong in the sexuality section. There are teens and under aged members using the romance section for crying out loud, yet it is littered with sexually sensitive materials. Seun needs to do something about the ugly trend. |
The fact that they even had the consciousness and decency to go into an uncompleted building to do it makes them saner than all the sick rapists molesting women and even minors out there these days. |
9jaown:Mind not the mumu guy. |
Nonsense sensational headline. Abolished kwa? Na slavery? |
Mtschww |
GogobiriLalas:Exactly. She's just messing around, shorty is probably clean and free off STDs. |
Thanks for doing it for the culture. No nudity, just raw beauty exhibition. |
Penisinpenisout:You an oldie o. Joined originally in 2006 myself but account is deactivated now. |
Appointments! That's all they care about. |
I'm worried for his wife's safety. |
Nawa o |
This man just amped my vexation levels. I'm gonna have to work on getting out of this shithole soon yo. Bleep this shxt. |
Sapiens always in a rush to sound savage but they keep displaying their foolishness. No pain, no gain. The late Mohamed Ali battled Parkinson's before he called it a day. Folks who puts their body on the line each day to keep us entertained deserve more than ridicule. ![]() |
Waffarianman:Hahaha funny gif |
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