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The fact that they got missing when they reached Imo St on their way from Lagos is very alarming. Security situation in Imo State is frightening in recent times. Just last week, an America returnee was shot dead in Owerri and his wife kidnapped. I pray for their safe return. |
Thank you. Advice taken Peterobiisathie: |
Too bad for the image of the country |
India has arrays of sophisticated fighter jets and naval power, but lacks the military intelligence and planning. This is complicated by its inexperienced pilots and commanders. In any war, it's most likely to suffer huge damage than Pakistan. |
So what will the people that always yab the courts when judgments favour APC say to this? We should learn how to be objective in our reasoning and avoid parochial thoughts especially when things don't go their ways. I hope the LP supporters read this |
Next time, try to read and understand English. I typed: "after Soyinka and Achebe" which means those two were ranked before him. Bluntemperor: |
Weep Not Child and The River Between are his two prominent books dealing with the historical and legendary uprising in Kenya. Ngugi Wa Thiongo popularly writing under the name James Ngugi is the greatest African acclaimed author after Soyinka and Achebe. He was indeed African literary giant. Salute and Rest in peace great father of Africa. |
It is not all countries that tolerate lawlessness like Nigeria |
Exercise in futility. If God so willing, Tinubu has come to stay till 2031. Karemarealty288: |
More pics including the engine. |
The police should bring the perpetrators to book and severely deal with them |
That's all they are good at. 14 years is too immature for marriage and should still be under parental care |
What of Camry 2011 Xle, V6 full options? |
The guy wants to collect Vice President from Atiku stylishly ![]() |
None of good Nigerian used cars can be found for under 5m except it is a distress sale |
The Donald Trump-led United States government has banned Harvard University from enrolling Nigerian and other international students. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced on Thursday that Harvard’s ability to enroll foreign students has been revoked. “Harvard can no longer enroll foreign students and existing foreign students must transfer or lose their legal status,” the department stated Harvard University has been embroiled in a funding row with the Trump administration, resulting from the school’s refusal to comply with the president’s demands. Trump had asked that the university audit professors for plagiarism and report international students accused of misconduct no matter the degree. Harvard also refused to eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programmes. As part of the consequences, the Trump administration froze $2.2 billion in federal grants to Harvard last month. Early this month, the education department threatened that Harvard would no longer receive research grants. “Let this serve as a warning to all universities and academic institutions across the country,” Kristi Noem, secretary of the department of homeland security said after Thursday’s decision was made public. Harvard called the revocation “unlawful”. “We are fully committed to maintaining Harvard’s ability to host our international students and scholars, who hail from more than 140 countries and enrich the University – and this nation – immeasurably,” the university said in a statement. “We are working quickly to provide guidance and support to members of our community,” the university said in a statement. “This retaliatory action threatens serious harm to the Harvard community and our country and undermines Harvard’s academic and research mission.” Over the past decade, Harvard has continued to record an increase in the number of international students. For the 2024/2025 academic year, foreign students accounted for 27.2 percent of the students’ population. These students now face uncertainty regarding their visa status, studies, and future opportunities. Karl Molden, a rising junior from Austria, expressed worry that international students like himself, who worked hard to attend Harvard, now face visa uncertainties. “Many of us have worked our entire lives to get to a university like Harvard, and now we need to wait around and see if we might have to transfer out and face difficulties with visas.” “International students are being used as a ‘play ball in this larger fight between democracy and authoritarianism,” he said Jason Furman, Harvard economics professor and former Obama official, stressed that international students are vital to Harvard, innovation, and America’s global influence through higher education. “It is impossible to imagine Harvard without our amazing international students. They are a huge benefit to everyone here, to innovation and the United States more broadly.” He described the policy as horrendous on every level and emphasized that higher education is one of America’s great exports and a key source of our soft power. https://www.intelregion.com/news/us-government-bans-harvard-university-from-giving-admission-to-nigerian-and-other-foreign-students/ |
How does this type of news make the front page of all the serious issues going on in this country? So what should we do about it? |
God is answering our prayers for one party state faster than we can imagine. The south east PDP is powerful to the abode of the APC Progressives ![]() |
I am not comfortable that Labour Party still maintains a whole 5 Senators. Ganduje has not impressed me by not working in that direction . I'm 101 % sure that those 30 PDP senators are from the South East . I think those ones are better left for them |
Why go to India for something readily available in Nigeria for a far less price and superior effectiveness. If you want recommendations, let me know. |
"The Governor, who described the act as criminal and deceitful, said the alleged forgery was carried out in connivance with certain low-level civil servants within the state bureaucracy." The above quote shows that the governor is ignorant of the law. A principal is bound by the acts of his agent under the law. The mere fact that some civil servants under the Edo State employment issued the approval, makes the letter legitimate and not a forgery as falsely and ignorantly claimed by Okphebolo. |
Ara orun pada si orun finally. Heavenly being return to heaven finally. So nobody kpai anybody. |
Somebody should tell them Tompolo is different from VDM o. Let them go to Oporoza and arrest him and let's know the scores after. We too dey forget history quickly in this country |
Good. Bravo Isreal. The real Odogwu, Talk and Do. The Houthis attacked first just like the Hamas. This is the first in the series of responses. |
I'm interested in seeing the key and the order receipt from Jumia. You people should be aware of tarnishing the name of a reputable company. |
This one too want to ganusi instead of enjoying his retirement and wetin the boys don drop. Policeman wants to cut his own cake too ![]() |
It is just a matter of time before that boy scout masquerading as a revolutionary in Burkina Fasso is kicked out. |
APC |
So Major General Ezugwu has retired. He turned around DICON and produced the first locally made MRAP vehicles for the army. He built a great legacy. This one only left behind a bad record. |
May we not meet a catastrophic end in the hands of the person we trust. |
This is just the bitter truth we are all been shying away from. We need to move away from stomach infrastructure to sustainable development. |