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Fresia01:
Warris dis?? Asokoro number 10?? U didn't even add Wuse2 there is another area in Enugu dat is quite cool though I ve forgotten d name.. Jabi is a nice place..my friend stays there..buh me I dey manage myself inside village for here..money scarce so I cut my cloth according to my material. good morning nlanders

new heaven/independent layout

AlphaCentauri:
all YORUBA food lol

OK ITS OFFICIAL. YORUBA IS THE BEST TRIBE IN NIGERIA


i am not yoruba oooo so dont come and flame me

All are national food except Amala.

68816419:
but why cant he be buried the way Ahmadu Shuaibu was buried,why waste soo much money on a dead person?

respect other people's choice. we must not do the same thing

please assist with vin check for the number below. your assistance is appreciated

1NXBR32E45Z480287

thank you

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2003 Toyota Corolla CE / LE / S
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VIN: 2T1BR32E93C753707
Year : 2003
Make : Toyota
Model: Corolla CE / LE / S
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2T1BR32E93C75370

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2T1BR32E93C753707

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2T1BR32E93C75370

please the correct vin number is 2T1BR32E93C753707

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Maghan37:
Reno okri, U are the greatest hypocrite I know of. U can only fool the common man that does not know about the situation of the country. Despite the fact that oil prices got to all time high of over $100. Yet Nigerian soldiers were buying their camous, with the military budget being at its highest peak in the history of this nation BH still manged to control a territory larger than Nd. Workers salaalaries were not paid. In most states.Corruption was so prevalent in all sectors of the country and yet we had a president that could not speakk. Gen Sani. Abacha whom happens to be one of the most corrupt dictators in Africa's history increased the foreign reserves to about $11bilion but GEJ took out 33billion dollars without a single legacy left behind.Infact it takes no soothsayer to know that Nigeria could not continue @ that rate without recession looming.

what is the way to fix it?. we have complained enough

nduchucks:
This man is still indirectly defending fraud, the likes of which has never been seen anywhere in the world.

Becoming a pastor will not protect Omokri when all is said and done. Omokri was well aware of the raping of Nigeria by his colleagues but he did not resign in protest.

Reno, even you may end up in jail or remain in permanent exile.

How do you intend to fix it? enough of complains

so A had sex with B.
so what?
where is your evidence.
I can as well start writing that C had sex with D.


please come up with something better

gohome:
These are the number of primary school Teachers Primary school students

I guess the Almajeri schools are counted and included in these figure

When fuel was easily available, most people buy just the quantity that can be emptied into generator tank. Of recent fuel is scarce and public power have become very unreliable. These two factors made it necessary to have back up fuel beyond what the generator tank will take.

For people living alone in a compound, storing fuel outside the house is not an issue, but for people sharing compound with others there is a challenge of balancing safety with security.

How do you keep fuel in the house to ensure to ensure you have enough and avoid possible fire out break.

My guess - guest (spare) toilet, sit out, etc.

Please share you experience so that we will all remain safe.

zeembab:
PEOPLE LIKE YOU NO GET RESPECT FOR YOUR ELDERS...

Respect, they say, is reciprocal

pulsa:
iyaliaya not inyalala

lo

pulsa:
iyaliaya not inyalala

lo

ovadozes:
as for me I don't like the eze ndigbo in diaspora title...but our brothers from other parts of the country should equally understand that their communities in south east also have their rulers here...in Enugu there is sarakin hausawa as well as d oba of the yoruba community. in my own local govt along Enugu-portharcourt express way there is a large hausa community with a sarkn hausawa as their leader, yet we don't feel threatened by their position because their avtivity is only limited to their people.

We may not like the trend. but it is a reality that has come to stay with us. my opinion is -No body is at risk because of it.

mrhansome12:
What they fail to understand is that nobody cares if they have oba and emir here cus we are not traditional fanatics and always mind our business. We never chop or train our kids na to de look for which tribe have a ruler in igboland. How many igbo traditional rules have we heard causing troubles and talking controversially like touts against non igbos.

most people really do not care. we need to let people know that they are not at risk

Wizprodigy:
Sorry, i am not igbo. And who don't know the igbos are the second most populated tribe in every states in Nigeria after the indigenous language.

you just stated the obvious

homosapien:
I thought you Igbo's said you don't live in other South West state apart from Lagos, yet there is an Eze tussle between two Igbo's in ibadan. Sorry I forgot ibadan is the capital of Anambra. When will Igbo's stop feeling inferor and stop their callous and disgusting attitude?

let us come to terms that citizens of a country are free to live in any part of their country. the are also free to associate and appoints there leaders as long as that act does not infringe on any body's right. let get emotions out of it

Wizprodigy:
I thought yorubas said that no one wanted to live in eastern nigeria but the have communities and oba as head with no one lambasting them. When will yorubas stop feeling inferior? Eze ndigbo is different from Eze(oba) lagos or ibadan. While the former is limited to only the igbos the latter comprises of all and sundry. I also saw the thread of hausa head in imo and yoruba head in enugu but i just want to air my voice hear. Has the igbos ever had a disagreement with this heads? Is there anything wrong in monitoring the activities of your people in other state?

I guess most of them are ignorant of the fact that the practice is not limited to Igbos. let us enlighten every body

patrick89:
These are things that you will never hear igbos make noise about accommodating people! The sophisticated waste beings won't like this.

we must keep on tolerating ourselves. no body is taking anybody's land from him

chriskosherbal:
Congratulations

congratulations too

MyGeneration:
I support, Yorubas and Hausa's and other Nigerians are Free to go for elective offices in the southeast as far as they are qualified and capable of delivering.

that is indeed the one Nigeria we are all wishing for.

http://www.trinitasnewspaper.com/2015/10/06/hausa-yoruba-communities-commend-senator-stella-oduah-over-condolence-visit-sallah-gifts..aspx

Hausa, Yoruba Communities Commend Senator Stella Oduah Over Condolence Visit, Sallah Gifts.

Author: By Ononye V. C.

Published on: Tuesday, October 06, 2015

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The Senator representing Anambra North Senatorial District and former Aviation Minister, Princess Stella Oduah OON had more feathers added to her cap when Hausa and Yoruba Muslim Communities in Onitsha offered special Eid-el-kabir prayers for her and commended her for always seeking and providing for their welfare.

Senator Oduah took a surprise visit to the communities with a handful of her aides where she told the delighted Muslim congregants who were in celebration mood that she decided to come and celebrate with them and share the blessings of Eid-el-kabir with them as their representative in the senator. She used the opportunity to express her condolence to the Muslim community over the tragic death of pilgrims in Saudi Arabia and prayed that God will grant them a peaceful repose.

Senator Oduah called at the palace of the leader of the Hausa Community, Sarkin Hausawan Onitsha, Alhaji Iliyasu Yushau where she was received and presented with cola nuts.

While receiving the Sallah gifts of two giant rams, bags of rice and several cartons of indomie, Alhaji Iliyasu and the Assistant Chief Imam, Alhaji Ahmed Mohammed blessed Princess Oduah for her generosity, pointing out that she has always identified with them in their time of need.

According to them, other politicians only come around when they needed their votes but that Senator had since been identifying with them in so may ways and pledged their continued support of her endevours.

The Kabiyesi and leader of the Yoruba Community, Alhaji Abdul Rahman Zubairu III, blessed the Senator and vowed that since the Princess did not forget his community after the elections, his community will not forget her whenever she calls upon them.

The Kabiyesi expressed gratitude to her for the gift of two giant rams, bags of rice, cartons of imdomie among others.

The visit attracted some members of the Anambra North Development Forum, a non political organization led by its director of socials and publicity, Mr. Nonso Ugboma, the director of Admin Mr. Nonso Igwe, Chief Benson Mgbike (director of protocol) the director of Religious affairs Pastor Vin Obi, Nnamdi Ezike among others.

TheArchangel:
Which traditional office are you talking about?. Garuba Haruna is the seriki of the Hausa community in Anambra. Research is now easy with Internet.

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Obaship dispute rocks Yoruba community in FCT




November 10, 2015



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Jacob Segun Olatunji-Abuja
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The Obaship crisis rocking Yoruba Community in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) is showing no sign of abating. In fact, it got to a level that the traditional ruler of Yoruba in the territory, Oba (Dr) Olusegun Salau, warned those he accused of sowing seeds of discord among members of the community for selfish interests, to desist from such. He even threatened that henceforth, anybody caught in the act would be handed over to security agencies for appropriate sanction.
The major contention is over who the authentic Oba of Yoruba in Abuja is. Salau had insisted that he remained the only recognised Oba and advised the contenders to embrace peace in the interest of the Yoruba race.
Oba Salau recently summoned an emergency meeting with chiefs and elders of the Yoruba community at his Kado’s place in Life Camp to find solution to the crisis. He told them that the meeting was summoned to find a way of redeeming the image of the community which he noted had been badly damaged through incessant crises and indiscipline among residents.
The Oba expressed dissatisfaction that the main reasons for the formation of the community were yet to be fully realised many years after the community was formed. ”During this period, it has been one form of crisis, mistrust, bickering, blackmail and all these have largely affected our progress and image as a community in FCT,” he told them.
According to him, “going down memory lane, you will recall that the birth of Yoruba Community, FCT came into being following my installation as the Oba Yoruba of Abuja at an event which was widely publicised and which was attended by all prominent Yoruba sons and daughters residing in Abuja.”
Oba Salau, who highlighted most of the steps taken earlier to ensure peace within the community as well as in other ethnic groups within the FCT, including the emergence of Six Area Councils’ chairmen with the appointment of an Oba as the chairman to coordinate the activities of the Yorubas in each Area Council who should report back to him, said that it was unfortunate that some members went ahead and sabotaged the efforts for selfish reasons.
He told them: “It is time to put an end to all this nonsense. Our teeming brothers and sisters resident in the FCT are looking up to us for what will benefit them just as their neighbours are benefitting from their own tribal communities. In this new era of change, we cannot continue this way; it is unacceptable to me.”
Oba Salau insisted that there was no leadership problem in Yoruba community in the FCT and said: “I am the only person so chosen by the Ona of Abaji, Alhaji Adamu Baba Yunusa as the paramount traditional ruler and leader of Yoruba Community. I am quite aware of my enormous power
“The fact that I allowed everybody to operate freely does not mean I am weak. Henceforth, I have resolved to put an end to this disgrace and embarrassments. My actions to some extend are to bring sanity and honour to the Yoruba community, FCT where it will earn us greater peace and progress,” he stated.
Oba Salau, certainly, did not stop there as he announced the prohibition of proliferation of Obaship titles in the FCT, saying that the action was in line with the authority conferred on him by the Ona Abaji and chairman, Council of Traditional Rulers in FCT, Alhaji Adamu Baba Yunusa.
According to him, “Henceforth, there is only one Obaship title in the whole of FCT, which is my own: the Oba of Yoruba Abuja, while the rest will be known and addressed as Chief of Yoruba in the respective villages as my representatives in all the satellite towns and villages and they are expected to report back to me the activities of the Yorubas in the council areas
“Anybody or group of persons that move about parading themselves as leaders of Yoruba Community in Abuja, without my knowledge, for instance, the so-called Egbe Omo-Odua Yoruba in FCT, will henceforth be dealt with and treated as fraudsters.”

“Any Chief without my approval that moves around parading himself as Chief of Yoruba in any part of the FCT, for instance, those whose certificates as Yoruba leaders do not emanate from my office, will be dealt with and treated as fraudsters,” he added.

Having ethnic leaders is not peculiar to igbos. yorubas have oba in Abuja, housas have saraki every where. let us learn to tolerate ourselfs

the link below confirms obas are in Abuja




http://tribuneonlineng.com/node/21843

playdude:
I came across a media shocker few weeks ago, maybe it was a shocker to me because I had an on-the-spot assessment or because I truly knew what happened as to what the media reported. I need to say that our media has lost focus entirely; the days of investigative journalism are almost forgotten. Journalists take stories and report hook, line and sinker without cross-checking facts. Facts are sacred and they must be sought out since they do not appear on the surface, you dig them out.
The shocker was “South East Leads Again in WASSCE Exams” and most ridiculously Abia state was leading the chart. I gasped for seconds when I saw the news but quickly recovered myself.
Brief History
I was posted to Abia state and reported to duty on the hills of Umunna Bende around Ohafia LG, camp opened on August 5, 2014, after the usual rigor, we were posted out to our PPAs. I was posted to a secondary school in Umuahia north; Umuahia north housed the state house, assembly complex and the capital itself, Umuahia north was supposed to be the best part of Abia. I resumed teaching after the Ebola break from the Federal Government was over. I was supposed to take Economics. Quickly for fact checkers, Umuahia north has schools like Ibeku High school, Government Gollege Umuahia, Holy Rosary Secondary school, Williams Memorial Secondary school, among others. I taught Economics in One of these schools. When I resumed and the Dean of studies saw my grade and school, he said I was going to take SS2 and SS3 Economics. I asked if there was no Economics teacher in the school. He smiled and said there is but I would take the two classes. When I met the supposed Economics teacher and we talked for a while I understood why the man smiled. He was better off as Home economics teacher.
Fast forward to teaching my students Economics, I saw exceptionally dumb students with pride in SS3, I had to routinely take the ones in SS2 some maths topics before I introduced some concepts in Economics to them. The same students had the highest credits in WASSCE with Mathematics and English. These was the same time that T.A Orji (Most Useless Governor apart from Fayose) was owing teachers salary for months and arrears for years, I was shocked because I saw the teachers come to school a times once or twice a week since they were being owed salaries, so they had to do other jobs, so who taught these students to such outstanding performance in WASSCE? How can teachers not be adequately trained and taken care of, and their students come out in flying colours. I am beginning to think if this is what obtains in Abia and they still come out tops, then the same exists in other South Eastern states. I was around when the NECO and WAEC exams were taken, I was surprised. From Principal to Vice principal to school gatemen; they were partners in exam malpractice. I saw bogus arrangement of exam malpractice I hadn’t seen before in my life. The students begged me to come on the day they had Economics but I declined. I asked a serious student about what obtained on that day, it was super malpractice. I was in school on days they offered subjects like Maths, English and Physics and I tell you it was horrendous. Those guys are shameless. It was pathetic. I saw the VP (Academics) giving expo to his daughters that were writing the exams. If I decide to write down the length and breadth of exam malpractice I saw on that day. I would bore you.
Whenever I teach the SS3 students and I ask a question, they would reply in Igbo until I shut them up and tell them to speak in English, and these are the same guys that had credits in English language. I dey laff.
They would gladly tell you that they can’t wait to get done with school and go into business (with the exception of a few who were serious, say 30 percent). They love cutting grasses that staying in classes, they would gladly jump out to play football matches when they are supposed to be in class. They lacked content, no functional laboratories, the libraries are non existent, the teachers more concerned with their business outside and holding staff meetings where they talk about farm lands allotted to them and how another teacher was stealing their crop. At a point I stopped attending the meetings. I had an encounter with a Professor at ABSU (Abia State University), which is the best University in Abia, this man can’t stand me if we were to meet at a paper presentation. You are supposed to meet Professors and see a repository of knowledge, an avalanche of information, but it was the opposite. In fact check out the ranking of ABSU in Nigeria’s University index. You will laff. When I visited MOUAU, it wasn’t different. The students were not better than my SS3 students. If South west should be worried, then South east is doomed. Education reflects, it shows, it is tenable in what you do and how you do what you do. How can you claim to always have the highest number of credits in the country when those credits translate to producing fake Aba shoes or a disjointed opinion of reality. I remember speaking to a lecturer at ABSU about why Buhari has my support before the elections took place, he said Buffon Goodluck Jonathan was the best man. I asked why and told him to state one thing that he has enjoyed from GEJ, after he bowed his head he said well although he hasn’t gained anything from GEJ but Buhari has an Islamist Agenda and he is not suitable for the job. Look at that line of thought. Shallow, myopic and that was the norm there I tell you. Sentiments, not Superior arguments. Most of my Corp mates were handling subjects as Physics, Maths, Chem, Biology because they virtually had no qualified teacher in this subjects and yet they had credits. I dey laff.
Education is supposed to be a means to an end, how can you tell us you won a match when the referee was your team coach, stop deceiving yourselves with high credits that do not transmit to University achievement. Anybody can cross check these facts; I challenge the media, WAEC (Nigeria) and concerned bodies on vetting these claims. I just had to do these to straighten the records. If I hadn’t served in Abia, I would have believed these lies too. Abia state and South east should do some home checking, deceit would only injure their generation in the long run.
I typed this quite fast, so some errors might be inherent. Pls ignore.
Cheers. Playdude.
Cc Lalasticlala
If a thread prepondered on falsehood ran its way to the frontpage, then I think one that exposes such falsehood should do better

What you have described above is a typical Nigeria public school situation. It is not region specific. Did you by anyway evaluate what obtains in private schools too?. I know that there is a correlation between individual self determination to succeed and final exam result. this relationship may not correlate with schooling environment, did you look at that angle too.

Also the narration is not backed up by data. What a reader will believe will depend on his pre conditioned view. the debate is still very open

Interesting

otijah:
your hatred 4 the igbos is becoming something else, even d hausas dnt even hate us the way the ekpas do, yet u can even boast of any great achievement from ur tribe in this country. We ar more harrdworking than u guys even in ur own land u ar our tenants, even in d Nigerian team without d igbos super eagles will b nowhere in fifa ranking
Well I dnt blame u, I blame the owner of NL who openly declared that his forum is based on tribalism

but he did not call al igbos silly and arrogant. he is referring to Oliseh.