₦airaland Forum

Might be picking her own biscuit money

Devalue again and again and again, are we going the way of Zimbabwe?

Charlesdegaulle:
What about Dr Akinwale Of Univeristy of Ilorin, who has graced many movies and adverts, including Bagco Super sack?

Dr Akinwale was even the past Dean of the faculty of Arts at the university of ilorin,he should be topmost in that list.none of them has ever held the post of a Dean

Lols..this is the real accidental discharge, not shooting an innocent civilian and claiming accidental discharge, I mean i can't imagine how cocky, stupid or so sure of himself that he can't remove bullets before inspecting

I'm learning lots... never knew it could have any effect on certificates

Fu***ck!!! I just listened to that shiii**t
Vector is frigggin great
Thumbs up to that niggi

Why Can't he be independent anymore?? Must he be always under tinubu At least he's not the governor of Lagos state again

prettythicksme:
and is dat even necessary?u like MI i guess

And you should have known that that was sarcasm

naijathings:
Bro. I made up my mind to enter church anyhow I am.
I can enter the church wearing Gucci or Just white T-Shirt and shorts and slippers.
I enter there with ONLY GOD on my mind and I enter wearing whatever my hand reaches
because I am not going there to impress anyone or meet chics or look for business deals.

some people go to church and cant even put their kneels down or use their head to touch
the ground for a GOD they say they worship and adore, just because they are wearing
a new lace or expensive jeans or because THAT BABE is looking.

well, na everybody sabi how dem dey follow their spiritual life and relation with dem maker.

Bro, no be my own church ooo...ba turn up with suit and Italian shoes, me just dey lowkey dey listen to adeboye' sermons for my phone

No shoes and I couldn't go with palm slippers

Okay cuz he's daddy is the chief judge there

Well all he needs to die is just a angry mob

With the same pay and the same ol equipments and black uniform coupled with bribe mentality?? oh please, take your job to the moon

Youngpo413:
the young fresh female blood are the prostitues sef.

ha oga no,search wella, a hoe would always be a hoe but many are still clean

sweetgala:
OAU is the best, trust me going back many years they have produced thoroughly knowledgeable students.

Over the years my school has produced thoroughly knowledgeable students too, does that make them the best oga?

shiiiiiiiit buhari must probe this

INTROVERT:
okay... we know he will be released soon.

when you won't read before commenting, where did you see anything about arrest

ehn is that the guy that was robbing or the victim. I'm not seeing anything like arrest

if that visa ain't fake, then how did he get it... probably through one of those idiot Lebanese working in a Nigeria in connivance with a corrupt immigration officer

with all the young fresh female blood in town, some people are still straffing prostitutes

they are the best on that basis one mumu institution will sit down in a foreign country and start rating schools in Nigeria, until a local based agency that sees the day to day activities of universities in Nigeria start rating, i refuse to place weight on any rating

Now this is deplorable, what was Fashola doing that he ignored a popular part of lagos like this we need to start,demanding govt to work gor us the People

in a Nigerian context, it's proper to say "I'm doing good, and now do you do "with stress on how and you

in a Nigerian context, it's proper to say "I'm doing good, and now do you do "with stress
on how and you

privatetisa:
What if the man is a very very dear person, like .... let's say a father?

it can't be... trust me.For me to have this kind of mentality,twas drummed into me by my father

Still hoping for the day i will walk into a rape scene . If i do not
cut off the man's head, make i no live to see the next minute

galadima77:
nearly in tears... what a way to put smiles on faces of these children...I'm sure some of them have terminal ailments.

Yeah especially the kids with the bald heads,signs of cancer or leukaemia

Johnny Depp took a break from filming the upcoming film Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales and surprised a group of kids at Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital in Australia on Tuesday.

The actor stopped by in his Captain Jack Sparrow costume and was accompanied by his costar Stephen Graham, who plays Scrum. Johnny, who came up with the idea to pay the kids a visit, walked around in character and gave the patients hugs, took selfies, and recorded a special message for an episode of the hospital’s internal show, Juiced TV.


Dressed in full costume, both Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow and Stephen Graham as Scrum spent over three hours making a real difference to sick kids and their families in hospital!” the Children’s Hospital Foundation wrote on Facebook. “Both actors flew in for the visit from the Gold Coast, landing in a helicopter on the hospital’s rooftop as they took time out from filming the next installment of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.”

Source:http://practicallyviral.com/johnny-depp-surprised-sick-kids-in-hospital-dressed-as-jack-sparrow/
Cc:lalasticlala,seunBriareos, UjSizzle

Greatest Nigerian Students ! This is injustice of the highest
order,
please and please help broadcast this message till the
appropriate authority get it. We MUST sanitize and put a big
STOP to this impunity.

BY NOBLE EYISI JUN 26, 2015
Dear Sir/Madam: Therefore, I, Noble Eyisi, the impeached and
suspended Students’ Union Government President writes this
letter as an appeal for justice in my case. I was elected the
Students’ Union Government President on the 11th of
December
2014 and was inaugurated on the 15th of December of that
same
year. After my election and the Christmas break, on the 5th of
January, our government embarked on the reduction of
transport fare in the university from N30 to N20. At first, it
seemed an uphill task as the drivers went on strike but with
time and by God’s grace, they were back and conformed to the
new N20 transport scheme.
This gave us a very good recommendation and applause from
the university management, students and citizens of our state
and country. To be candid, the reduction of the transport fare
to N20 was a huge sacrifice from the part of the Students’
Union
Government as I, the former president sacrificed the sum of
N20,000 per day from the Transport Trust Fund (TTF), a sum of
money collected by the SUG from drivers. This Transport Trust
Fund (TTF) was illegal and unconstitutional as it extorted
money from the students (the higher the TTF, the higher the
transport fare). For the general students, it brought us love
and
goodwill as we have helped them save N10 whenever they
board a bus, shuttle or keke but from my fellow executives,
Students’ Representative Council members (though not
inaugurated then) and the judiciary, it brought me hatred as
they felt I took away their daily bread because they were
supposed to benefit N8,000 daily from the illegal Transport
Trust Fund (TTF). I was by God’s grace able to navigate the
ship of SUG despite pressures to bring back the Transport
Trust
Fund (TTF) up until second semester.

Before the resumption of second semester, I called my fellow
executives for a meeting where I pleaded with them and
convinced them to buy into my idea of reducing the price of
food from N200 to N150 inside the university campus. They all
accepted and agreed to it, the food vendors were called and
most of them accepted but due to the imminent first semester
examinations, we weren’t able to begin implementation.
At the eve of second semester, I brought to the notice of the
students our decision to bring down food price from N200 to
N150, which they all loved, accepted and supported since it
had been a cry in their hearts and it began working as most
food vendors complied. But this policy was greeted by a
strong
university management resistance. The Vice-Chancellor called
me expressing his dissatisfaction with it and asked me to
make
things right. I felt so sad but I had to obey my superior. So I
rested my case, very much against my wish but my students
felt that their rights, expressions and feelings were being
trampled on. Even if it meant that the rent collected by the
Commercial Ventures of the university from the food vendors
be
reduced, let it be, but let the interest of the general students
be
heard and protected.
Since the university management did not want the policy to
see
the light of the day, I felt so sad and decided to rest my case,
but at the same time, my students still felt cheated. Despite
the
management’s high-handedness on them through increment of
fees, institution of new fees, intimidation by university
security
agents etc, the management still wanted to extort money from
them through the food prize. With the new implementation of
dues by the management and other increments, the students
began asking me questions relating to monies which they were
asked to pay which was new in the system, increment in some
fees and so on and this led me to write an 8-point letter to the
Vice Chancellor asking him questions which my fellow
students
have been asking me. Please sir, find attached an exact copy
of
the letter I sent to the Vice Chancellor. (Attachment 1)
It may also please you to find out that there are still other
issues which I did not point out in the letter which includes:
Increment in the General Studies (GS) fee of Year one students
from N1,000 to N4,000
Increment in the Continuous Education Programme (CEP)
school
fees from N35,000 to N39, 800,
Payment of National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) dues of
N2,500 and yet there is no clinic, how much more obtaining
free
medical treatment; amongst many others which may still be
hidden to me.
After I gave him the letter confidentially on the 4th of May, he
called the management staff of the university, entire
executives
of the Students’ Union Government, the Speaker, Students’
Representative Council and the Chief Judge of the Students’
Judicial Council to a meeting where he countered the entire
letter point by point. In the meeting which held on the 8th of
May, my phone was seized from me and I was almost slapped
and intimidated by words spoken by the management staff
present in the meeting. I still felt unsatisfied with the
response
he gave us and unfortunately the letter got to other fellow
students. While the whole situation grew tense, the Students’
Union Government bus under my care was seized from me, my
friends were arrested and threatened and I too was threatened
by the Personal Assistant to the Vice Chancellor. Please find
attached a copy of this letter (Attachment 2). It is also
important to note that the University management never gave
me money for the maintenance of the SUG bus, though I have
written to them on countless occasions, rather my parents had
always provided me with the money with which I have
continuously repaired and maintained it.
Meanwhile, instead of addressing the issue, the Vice-
Chancellor instigated my fellow executives to sign a vote of no
confidence against me where they accused me of a 5-count
charge. It is also attached here sir (Attachment 3) and after the
impeachment, I responded to the charges and sent them to the
Vice Chancellor of which I am yet to get a reply to (Attachment
4). The response is also attached. My fellow executives also
sued me to the Students’ Union Government Court on a three-
count charge, based on why I brought down the transport fare
from N30 to N20, why I removed the illegal and
unconstitutional
Transport Trust Fund (TTF) and why I reduced the price of food
within the university which was all student-oriented.
While the whole situation was growing tense, I thought the
Vice-Chancellor would have managed the situation well
despite
media reports, rather he mandated that I be removed quickly
from office. Please sir, newspaper reports from this issue are
also attached here (Attachment 5). The only condition he gave
me to remain in office was to recant all I said in the letter by
calling a press conference which I will address. I was
suspended from being the Students’ Union Government
President of the university on the 18 May, on a Monday, which
was not the normal day the Students’ Representative Council
was to sit. The suspension was unconstitutional and also on
the 22 May, I was impeached. This was made possible by the
Students’ Representative Council members who had strongly
been influenced and bought over by the Vice Chancellor
through their Heads of Departments, hence, they ensured I was
impeached and more because they were threatened that
disobedience would result to problems in their different
courses. It will also please you, sir to note that the
suspension
as the Students’ Union Government President was done by the
veto power of the Speaker as majority of the quorum of the
House seated on that day were against it.
After my impeachment, students were really sad and feeling
that
their rights had been trampled on, peacefully protested. On the
3rd of June, a peaceful protest was conducted of which I was
also part of. After the protest, I kept on attending lectures
regularly and on Monday, 8 June, a court order was served to
the Vice President and Speaker by the Anambra State High
Court against my suspension as SUG President and
impeachment. On the 11th of June, on entering the university,
I
was arrested in the university by a personal security aide to
the
Vice Chancellor. I was intimidated and from the Administration
Block of the university, I was dragged into the security van of
the university and taken to the State Security Service
Headquarters of Anambra State located at Amawbia. There and
then, the Director showed me my suspension letter and I was
asked to pack my things immediately and leave the university
and also that I should not be seen in the university until
further
notice. I was also asked to sign an undertaking to this which I
did. I kept on asking for a copy of my suspension letter but no
one gave it to me. Accompanied by security agents of the
university, I packed my things and left.
It will also please you to note sir, that on the morning of 11th,
a circular had already been shared to all the security agents in
the university that I should not be seen in the university as I
had been suspended. It was given to them by the Chief
Security
Officer of the University. All this happened even with an order
of the Anambra State High Court which I had with me. Please
find attached the statements of the court order (Attachment 6)
and the Chief Security Officer’s circular (Attachment 7).
All through my stay as the Students’ Union Government
President from December up until May, it had been a selfless
service. The only amount of money I had ever received from
our
SUG account which should be autonomous was N70,000 which
served as my take-off grant. It came weeks after we had
written
a letter to that effect and ever since then I have never received
any of my entitlements as the SUG President. Even a transport
route in the university which the SUG ought to be in charge of
as an Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) for the welfare of the
students was high jacked by a personal security aide to the
Vice Chancellor, Mr. Anayo Anizoba and when I brought up the
issue, the wife of the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Gladys Ahaneku
called me and asked me to take 40% of the money and leave
the
remaining 60% to the security aide which I disagreed to.
Finally, in a country where people’s rights are being trampled
upon, I still believe that justice must be upheld. I’m a very
young, patriotic Nigerian citizen of this great country who
decided to serve my country in the capacity of Students’ Union
Government Presidency of my university, and all through my
service in office, I have fought selflessly for the rights and
privileges of my students. I don’t deserve to be kicked out of
the university considering the fact that I have not been
involved
in any illegal practices or misconduct. All I have done was for
the best interest of the students and for the good of my
country. I sincerely and desperately appeal to you as a father
to
look with pity upon me and consider my case as I have no one
else to run to. Thank you very much sir for your time,
understanding and resolution to intervene on my behalf. God
bless you.

Comrade Noble Eyisi
Department of Political Science
Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.

cc: Seun lalasticlala

Greatest Nigerian Students ! This is injustice of the highest order,
please and please help broadcast this message till the
appropriate authority get it. We MUST sanitize and put a big
STOP to this impunity.

BY NOBLE EYISI JUN 26, 2015
Dear Sir/Madam: Therefore, I, Noble Eyisi, the impeached and
suspended Students’ Union Government President writes this
letter as an appeal for justice in my case. I was elected the
Students’ Union Government President on the 11th of December
2014 and was inaugurated on the 15th of December of that same
year. After my election and the Christmas break, on the 5th of
January, our government embarked on the reduction of
transport fare in the university from N30 to N20. At first, it
seemed an uphill task as the drivers went on strike but with
time and by God’s grace, they were back and conformed to the
new N20 transport scheme.

This gave us a very good recommendation and applause from
the university management, students and citizens of our state
and country. To be candid, the reduction of the transport fare
to N20 was a huge sacrifice from the part of the Students’ Union
Government as I, the former president sacrificed the sum of
N20,000 per day from the Transport Trust Fund (TTF), a sum of
money collected by the SUG from drivers. This Transport Trust
Fund (TTF) was illegal and unconstitutional as it extorted
money from the students (the higher the TTF, the higher the
transport fare). For the general students, it brought us love and
goodwill as we have helped them save N10 whenever they
board a bus, shuttle or keke but from my fellow executives,
Students’ Representative Council members (though not
inaugurated then) and the judiciary, it brought me hatred as
they felt I took away their daily bread because they were
supposed to benefit N8,000 daily from the illegal Transport
Trust Fund (TTF). I was by God’s grace able to navigate the
ship of SUG despite pressures to bring back the Transport Trust
Fund (TTF) up until second semester.

Before the resumption of second semester, I called my fellow
executives for a meeting where I pleaded with them and
convinced them to buy into my idea of reducing the price of
food from N200 to N150 inside the university campus. They all
accepted and agreed to it, the food vendors were called and
most of them accepted but due to the imminent first semester
examinations, we weren’t able to begin implementation.
At the eve of second semester, I brought to the notice of the
students our decision to bring down food price from N200 to
N150, which they all loved, accepted and supported since it
had been a cry in their hearts and it began working as most
food vendors complied. But this policy was greeted by a strong
university management resistance. The Vice-Chancellor called
me expressing his dissatisfaction with it and asked me to make
things right. I felt so sad but I had to obey my superior. So I
rested my case, very much against my wish but my students
felt that their rights, expressions and feelings were being
trampled on. Even if it meant that the rent collected by the
Commercial Ventures of the university from the food vendors be
reduced, let it be, but let the interest of the general students be
heard and protected.

Since the university management did not want the policy to see
the light of the day, I felt so sad and decided to rest my case,
but at the same time, my students still felt cheated. Despite the
management’s high-handedness on them through increment of
fees, institution of new fees, intimidation by university security
agents etc, the management still wanted to extort money from
them through the food prize. With the new implementation of
dues by the management and other increments, the students
began asking me questions relating to monies which they were
asked to pay which was new in the system, increment in some
fees and so on and this led me to write an 8-point letter to the
Vice Chancellor asking him questions which my fellow students
have been asking me. Please sir, find attached an exact copy of
the letter I sent to the Vice Chancellor. (Attachment 1)
It may also please you to find out that there are still other
issues which I did not point out in the letter which includes:
Increment in the General Studies (GS) fee of Year one students
from N1,000 to N4,000
Increment in the Continuous Education Programme (CEP) school
fees from N35,000 to N39, 800,
Payment of National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) dues of
N2,500 and yet there is no clinic, how much more obtaining free
medical treatment; amongst many others which may still be
hidden to me.

After I gave him the letter confidentially on the 4th of May, he
called the management staff of the university, entire executives
of the Students’ Union Government, the Speaker, Students’
Representative Council and the Chief Judge of the Students’
Judicial Council to a meeting where he countered the entire
letter point by point. In the meeting which held on the 8th of
May, my phone was seized from me and I was almost slapped
and intimidated by words spoken by the management staff
present in the meeting. I still felt unsatisfied with the response
he gave us and unfortunately the letter got to other fellow
students. While the whole situation grew tense, the Students’
Union Government bus under my care was seized from me, my
friends were arrested and threatened and I too was threatened
by the Personal Assistant to the Vice Chancellor. Please find
attached a copy of this letter (Attachment 2). It is also
important to note that the University management never gave
me money for the maintenance of the SUG bus, though I have
written to them on countless occasions, rather my parents had
always provided me with the money with which I have
continuously repaired and maintained it.
Meanwhile, instead of addressing the issue, the Vice-
Chancellor instigated my fellow executives to sign a vote of no
confidence against me where they accused me of a 5-count
charge. It is also attached here sir (Attachment 3) and after the
impeachment, I responded to the charges and sent them to the
Vice Chancellor of which I am yet to get a reply to (Attachment
4). The response is also attached. My fellow executives also
sued me to the Students’ Union Government Court on a three-
count charge, based on why I brought down the transport fare
from N30 to N20, why I removed the illegal and unconstitutional
Transport Trust Fund (TTF) and why I reduced the price of food
within the university which was all student-oriented.
While the whole situation was growing tense, I thought the
Vice-Chancellor would have managed the situation well despite
media reports, rather he mandated that I be removed quickly
from office. Please sir, newspaper reports from this issue are
also attached here (Attachment 5). The only condition he gave
me to remain in office was to recant all I said in the letter by
calling a press conference which I will address. I was
suspended from being the Students’ Union Government
President of the university on the 18 May, on a Monday, which
was not the normal day the Students’ Representative Council
was to sit. The suspension was unconstitutional and also on
the 22 May, I was impeached. This was made possible by the
Students’ Representative Council members who had strongly
been influenced and bought over by the Vice Chancellor
through their Heads of Departments, hence, they ensured I was
impeached and more because they were threatened that
disobedience would result to problems in their different
courses. It will also please you, sir to note that the suspension
as the Students’ Union Government President was done by the
veto power of the Speaker as majority of the quorum of the
House seated on that day were against it.
After my impeachment, students were really sad and feeling that
their rights had been trampled on, peacefully protested. On the
3rd of June, a peaceful protest was conducted of which I was
also part of. After the protest, I kept on attending lectures
regularly and on Monday, 8 June, a court order was served to
the Vice President and Speaker by the Anambra State High
Court against my suspension as SUG President and
impeachment. On the 11th of June, on entering the university, I
was arrested in the university by a personal security aide to the
Vice Chancellor. I was intimidated and from the Administration
Block of the university, I was dragged into the security van of
the university and taken to the State Security Service
Headquarters of Anambra State located at Amawbia. There and
then, the Director showed me my suspension letter and I was
asked to pack my things immediately and leave the university
and also that I should not be seen in the university until further
notice. I was also asked to sign an undertaking to this which I
did. I kept on asking for a copy of my suspension letter but no
one gave it to me. Accompanied by security agents of the
university, I packed my things and left.

It will also please you to note sir, that on the morning of 11th,
a circular had already been shared to all the security agents in
the university that I should not be seen in the university as I
had been suspended. It was given to them by the Chief Security
Officer of the University. All this happened even with an order
of the Anambra State High Court which I had with me. Please
find attached the statements of the court order (Attachment 6)
and the Chief Security Officer’s circular (Attachment 7).
All through my stay as the Students’ Union Government
President from December up until May, it had been a selfless
service. The only amount of money I had ever received from our
SUG account which should be autonomous was N70,000 which
served as my take-off grant. It came weeks after we had written
a letter to that effect and ever since then I have never received
any of my entitlements as the SUG President. Even a transport
route in the university which the SUG ought to be in charge of
as an Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) for the welfare of the
students was high jacked by a personal security aide to the
Vice Chancellor, Mr. Anayo Anizoba and when I brought up the
issue, the wife of the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Gladys Ahaneku
called me and asked me to take 40% of the money and leave the
remaining 60% to the security aide which I disagreed to.
Finally, in a country where people’s rights are being trampled
upon, I still believe that justice must be upheld. I’m a very
young, patriotic Nigerian citizen of this great country who
decided to serve my country in the capacity of Students’ Union
Government Presidency of my university, and all through my
service in office, I have fought selflessly for the rights and
privileges of my students. I don’t deserve to be kicked out of
the university considering the fact that I have not been involved
in any illegal practices or misconduct. All I have done was for
the best interest of the students and for the good of my
country. I sincerely and desperately appeal to you as a father to
look with pity upon me and consider my case as I have no one
else to run to. Thank you very much sir for your time,
understanding and resolution to intervene on my behalf. God
bless you.

Comrade Noble Eyisi
Department of Political Science
Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.


cc: Seun lalasticlala

mickyeddi:
These are the people ruling Nigeria and you wonder why Nigeria is in a hopeless state. nd these guys are the highest paid lawmakers in the world, honestly Nigerians must be really dumb to tolerate these animals.

No, they are not.. Australian lawmakers are the highest paid in the world

One day, two of my friends came visiting and we decided to go
out on a picnic,along with my little brother.

After packing d food and all we needed, we set off to a quiet
seaside. After chatting for few minutes, we decided to eat and
began unpacking d basket which has the food in it, only for us to
discover we forgot tge spoons at home.
I then told my little brother to go get it while we wait. He
replied with disapproval saying 'I know u want to trick me so u can
eat d whole food before I come back'. I promised him we will wait
for his arrival, but he disagreed.

After much persuasion and promises, he decided to go. My
friends and I started chatting to whirl away time and wait for my
brother's arrival.

After 2hrs, there was no sign of him. 4hrs went by, and I began
wondering what could av delayed him because the distance
between our house and d seaside can be covered within
30mins.

My friends and I were already going hungry but we decided to
wait a little longer for my brother's return. After 5hrs, the hunger
was so unbearable that we decided to eat with our hands. As
we were about to start eating, we heard a rumble in the nearby bush and
there,my brother appeared from behind a tree shouting
"I said it, I knew u would eat the food be4 I return, I'M NOT GOING
AGAIN".