₦airaland Forum

Dlordsamurai:
Coutinho should force his way out of the club, with Barcelona, he gets more popularity, more social media followers, more money, world recognition, lives in the beautiful city of barcelona with the beautiful beaches and serene enviroment with blue skies, and beautiful arts and museums, he gets to play in a larger stadium, he gets to play with the best players in the world and share dressing room with them, he gets to fork beautiful with huge ass and boobs, spanish and latino ladies. "the advantages are just numerous. "coutinho should leave boring city liverpool and come to 1st class city barcelona.

me69:
guy Costa is going back to atletico he is a real danger

Edopesin:
story Man Utd drew Benfica and Basel in 2011, they went out at the group stage

wristbangle:


I am viewing sky sport news at the moment and LFC wants to consider the offer after past players of liverpool advice club to sell him

Bibidear:
lols,chelsea

Bibidear:
which team do u support

Dlordsamurai:
Dembele is confirm, i still feel coutinho will still come to barca, we are set to drop a fourth bid. "even some of their past players have advice liverpool to let coutinho go. "no other club will get coutinho 4 even 80 million again, if they dnt take barca's offer.

Bibidear:
mourinho

Bibidear:
well,that was then

silentrock:
we're come a long way. I can bet it that the last time we met. Liverpool came out on top

Bibidear:
thats a lie
dnt compare manutd of those season to the one now
manutd is on fire

Bibidear:
thats a lie
dnt compare manutd of those season to the one now
manutd is on fire

KevinDein:
Man Utd are back with their usual of getting easy draws.

Random draws my assss

silentrock:
we're back when we belong. red for life

kandyj:
will Diego Costa come back to hunt Chelsea when he plays for athletico Madrid?

The weekly Federal Executive Council meeting will not hold today.

This was made known by the President Muhammadu Buhari’s spokesman, Femi Adesina, in the early hours of Wednesday.

No reason was given for the cancelation.
He, however, said President Muhammadu Buhari will receive the probe report on the allegations against the suspended Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir Lawal, and the Director General of the National Intelligence Agency, Ambassador Ayo Oke, at 12 noon.
The probe panel was headed by the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo.

It was set up to probe Lawal for his role in a some contracts on the clearing of grass in the North East by a company linked to him.
Oke was probed for the role of the NIA in the huge funds found in a Lagos home in cash.

The presentation of the probe report will hold at the office of the President in his residence at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Dillusionist:
nope

Dillusionist:
that's not true..I have a short female friend that hardly gets angry

Evaberry:
Hahahaha why do you people always stereotype that short girls get angry easily

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has fixed minimum cut off marks for Nigeria’s tertiary institutions.

The minimum cut off marks for admissions into universities in Nigeria was set for 120, polytechnics and colleges of education pegged at 100, while that of innovative enterprising institutes was pegged at 110.
Institutions are, however, at liberty to raise their cut off marks for admission above the minimum set by JAMB.

Also, admissions into public degree awarding institutions for the 2017 UTME examination will end on January 15, 2018 while for private institutions, it ends on January 31, 2018.
Also, decisions on first choice candidates by universities will end on October 15, and second choice candidates will end on December 15; after which the remaining students will be available in the market place for other institutions till the January closing dates.

These decisions were taken at the 2017 Combined Policy Meetings on Admissions into Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria which ended on Tuesday.
The Registrar of JAMB, Ishaq Oloyede, said a Central Admission Processing System, CAPS, will be used to streamline admission processes among institutions, as it addresses challenges associated with the former approach.

Mr. Oloyede also said that Institutions could conduct dual mode system which involves both manual and the newly introduced CAPS.
He advocated a dynamic educational policy as related to admissions.

“All over the world, there is agitation for dynamic educational policy,” he said. “JAMB only admits for National Diploma, not Higher National Diploma; so why should we use the same requirement for ND and BSC, that is unreasonable parity.”
“We should not be sentimental in fixing our cut off mark; we need not over-dramatise issue of cut off mark.”
He said candidates’ applications to study agriculture was very low while applications to study medicine and health sciences increased.
Speaking on illegal admissions, he said the process is now automated because the Registrar of JAMB must approve all candidates.

“About 17,160 students were admitted without JAMB across institutions in Nigeria,” he said.
The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, also formerly announced a lift of the ban on the conduct of Post-UTME examination as a prerequisite for admission into tertiary institutions.

“Cancellation of Post- UTME is a mistake,” he said.
He noted that banning of post-UTME led to a lot of irregularities by candidates and some institutions.
The minister explained that with the lifting of the ban on the conduct of the examination, institutions are now at liberty to conduct, while adding that fee for the examination should not exceed N2000.

He explained that the 2016 admission process was a huge success, while expressing optimism that government is working assiduously to make that of 2017 better.
Mr. Adamu noted that government is also making efforts to expand access and ensure equality in the education sector.

He expressed optimism that a substantial number of candidates who sat for the 2017 UTME would gain admission into tertiary institution.
“Over 1.6 million candidates applied for degree courses, over 17,000 for ND as well as NCE,” he said.

A Niger Delta group, the Ijaw Youth Council, IYC, has disagreed with President Muhammadu Buhari over his comment that Nigeria’s unity “is settled and not negotiable.”

Buhari, while addressing Nigerians after he returned from his prolonged medical vacation in London, expressed strong views on Nigeria’s continued existence as one nation.

The President vowed to resist outrightly any secessionist struggle, adding that “grievances” by groups could only be handled the National Assembly and the Council of State, which he noted are the “appropriate and legitimate bodies for national discourse.”

Reacting to the President’s speech, the IYC, through its leader, Eric Omare, said Nigeria’s corporate existence as one nation of multicultural groups remains unsettled and negotiable.

He likened the president’s position on the national question to military approach and one that came short of addressing sub-structural issues that spark agitations.

“The solution in the opinion of the IYC is for President Muhammadu Buhari to take practical steps towards addressing the causes of persistent agitations in the country rather than shutting the door of engagement that would lead to the resolution of the agitations.

“Mr. President must do away with politicking and rise up to the national challenges as a statesman. We strongly hold the view that threats of brute force would not quell the agitations.

“It is only sincere and painstaking discussions that would solve the problems. This is because some of the agitations are genuine and need to be addressed”, Omare said.