₦airaland Forum

IrewumiO:
u gat no pro bro
i will tell u wat 2 do wen eva skull ask 4 jamb admi letter

Senate President, David Mark, on Friday said he had forgiven Hon. Abdulmalik Cheche (PDP Niger) who assaulted him on the floor of the House of Representatives chamber on Thursday during the pandemonium that ensued following the invasion of the National Assembly by security agents.

Mark in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media, Mr. Kola Ologbondiyan, in Abuja, also said that he did not hold any grudge against Cheche over his action.

Mark added that both the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Aminu Tambuwal and the Niger State Governor, Alhaji Babangida Aliyu, had already pleaded with him on behalf of the lawmaker over his unruly behaviour.

He described his experience in the hands of the lawmaker as “his prize and sacrifice for leadership.”

He said, “It is a sacrifice I am prepared to accept. I was physically stopped at the gate and booked from accessing the National Assembly complex for about an hour . I was also tear gassed at the lobby of the White House as I made my return from the Green Chamber.

” In all these, I bear no ill feeling . AbdulMalik (Cheche) is my colleague. I have forgiven him. I believe we can continue to work together in the interest of peace and sustenance of democracy.”

Providing an insight into what transpired inside the lower chamber, Mark said his visit to the Green Chamber, was “to ascertain the safety of Speaker Aminu Tambuwal and his colleagues having received reports that canisters of tear gas were targeted at them.”

He said, “I also went to confer with Mr. Speaker on the need to suspend plenary in both Chambers in order to restore sanity to an environment that had turned restive and becoming uncontrollable.

” My intention was to safeguard the sanctity of the hallowed Chamber and to guarantee the respect of the legislature. I consider the unwarranted and needless attack on my person by Hon. Abdulmalik Usman Cheche

“Like I have repeatedly said, I will do anything necessary to keep the sanctity of the parliament as an institution and safeguard the respect of every legislator.

” I therefore urge all political actors to always remember that we must first have a nation before we can achieve our various individual ambitions.

“We must at all times restrain ourselves from actions that cannot add value to our hard earned democracy.

“We should remain guided by the rules no matter how strongly we perceive our positions to be the most appropriate.”

yuzjet:
Pls who's Orezi. I didn't know because I schooled in Czech Republic.

highbee1996:
@ Irewunmi...dat means all students courses dat came out wit d second list will be changed because d wrong utme combination is all appearing in d batch b admission status oooo,not only few....and i heard dat d problem will be solved immediately after they've sent our names to jamb site without affecting our courses...

IrewumiO:
dem gona change his course

Dolarpor02:
pls rum... I want reg 4 d DPP but it ws showing me dis thing " You have reached maximum
application limit, You can create max
1 Application" wat will I do abt dis?

IrewumiO:
yes
dem go change it 4 h during verification

tosyne2much:
I'm not to tell you that

tosyne2much:
hey young man, are not in this Nigeria ? You sound like someone who knows little or nothing about this country

tosyne2much:
I think you are more concerned about the honour Bsc would give more than what would come out of it..My brother pls don't let anybody brainwash or make you feel less of yourself.. Truth be told, it is of no doubt that Nigeria is a country where we nurse discrimination. However, nobody is exempted from this discrimination as long as Nigeria is concerned because it applies to every facet of the nation.. If you want to eradicate discrimination and free yourself from this discrimination nightmare, then I guess you wouldn't even want to school in any of our local institutions.. You are talking about HND BSC dichotomy even when Bsc's are not equivalent in Nigeria and not rated the same.. Take for example, a Bsc obtained at OOU is rated beneath a Bsc obtained at Unilag and vice versa.. There are also trending topics here on NL created to make you understand why Private Universities graduates are better than public university graduate, why you should attend a Public University and not a private university and so on.. All this boils down to discrimination.. So my broda, follow your heart and put God first in all you do and remember that you destiny is not attached to HND or Bsc .. Think of something productive to do to backup regardless of your qualification and stop giving yourself unnecessary worries.. I am also an aspiring HND student

LARRYDKING: bros how may admission lists does OOU release??