₦airaland Forum

2kass: Even without knowing what you are saying, i concur

you are a GIN-HORSE!

another veritable avenue for Boko haram to unleash terror!

An attack by unidentified people on Monday evening in Damaturu, Yobe state has led to the burning down of the Estate Department of the Yobe state Polytechnic, Damaturu.

The attack which was launched in the evening was initially thought to have been targeted at a police station in the vicinity.

Residents are however expressing surprise that the attack against the school was successful especially as all access road to the institution are manned by security personnel.
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=170246%3Ayobe-polytechnic-suffers-attack&catid=1%3Anews&Itemid=2

Otutu1: To all those agitating for breakup and war, this is just a tip of the iceberg. Let's see wat happens when this continues for a week to months

What's your point?

i can't wait to get a copy of the bill! How exactly is the president planning to actualize this? compulsory condom? fertility killing belt? or intercourse - controlling police?

okpara damian: i pray he recover as soon as posible

Na your brother? You are a living proof of the structural theory of imperialism!

Northerners are busy bombing the hell out of themselves while igbos are busy doing intra-family kidnapping!

GET WELL SOON OR DIE TRYIN

floriana: For kwara people, that is slavery renewed and servitude reassured!

Delafruita: how unfortunate for the poor people of kwara

i will be interested in studying the psychopathology of these 2 id.ots!

"MAGIC IS SCIENCE WE'VE NOT UNDERSTOOD" ARTHUR C. CLARKES

The management of Mainsteet Bank Plc (formerly Afribank Plc)has terminated the appointment of over 650 staff in its employ.

The exercise took place last Friday through the electronic mails of the affected workers comprising both senior and junior cadres.

Confirming this at a press conference in Lagos on Mondayt,Secretary-General of the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria(TUC),Chief John Kolawole,said the action of the bank lacks due process and manifests its height of provocation and lawlessness which is condemnable.

He urged the affected workers not to receive termination letter from the bank as the union is determined to come to their rescue.

He also urged to immediately reverse the termination and other anti-labour acts,failing which his members will shut down the operation of the bank.

‘’Consequently,TUC unequivocally state and demand the reversal of these terminations and other anti-labour acts immediately,failing which TUC will mobilize all its affiliates,allies and resources to shut down completely the operations of the Bank nationwide.

http://dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=165898%3Amainstreet-bank-sacks-650&catid=1%3Anews&Itemid=2

kwara state government we are waitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing oh! Enough of this starvation!

KINGwax: Alright, i was in ds club trying to get some girls into a fit but she kept acting like some insects were crawling in her brain. She totally went dumb on me. I was frustrated and wanted to leave but don't wanna jes do dt without a cause. Suddenly her phone rang and she picked it, after dropping d call she faced me to say somethin but i stopped her and said,
"i undstnd, you've gotta go, customers are knocking" i stood up and, "i wldnt mind a left over, if u eventually consider me"
i didn't bother to look back but i knw she was dumbfolded!

lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllz

why is it that martial art is always lethal than gun in Chinese movies?

crusifis: typical muslim, always violent in nature, embrace Christianity and know peace

this guy na knight templar!

the day we stop fighting for each other is the we cease being human - 2012

Baby, You are worthless, i mean your worth can not be ascertained!

Funke, why are u doing me this way? see i just want you to know that i don do everything with you for my dream, it is because of love that i'm still pestering you

baby, tell me of your dream, your aspirations and your phone number

Eighty students of Ahmadu Bello University were evacuated from the school in Zaria by their states following recent crisis that rocked parts of Kaduna State without the knowledge of the university authority, the institution’s vice chancellor, Professor Abdullahi Mustapha, raised the alarm yesterday.

A statement by VC’s media consultant Waziru Isa Gwantu said Rivers and Jigawa states “whisked away 80 students of the university in suspicious manner” and the institution had already alerted the federal government of the development, as the university’s authorities were not contacted before the students were “smuggled out”.
“Rivers and Jigawa State governments have whisked away 80 students of our university in a suspicious manner on Friday and Saturday, June 22 and 23. Four buses belonging to the Jigawa State government with armed mobile police escort forced their way into the Kongo campus of the university where the state’s students numbering 50 were whisked away.

“The Rivers State government, too, on Saturday committed a similar trespass and illegally evacuated students from the state in a 40-seater bus. The bus was also escorted by armed mobile policemen. Neither of the governments of these states consulted the Kaduna State governor, who is the chief security officer of the state or the authorities of the university before evacuating the students. This was why the university management alerted the federal government of this development,” it said.

When contacted, Rivers State Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi’s spokesman David Iyofor said he would get back to our correspondent later because he needed to get certain things clear before making comments.

In its response, the Jigawa State Education Commissioner, Professor Haruna Wakili, said it was wrong for ABU authorities to go to press over the issue of the evacuation of its students from the school. Professor Wakili said the right thing for the institution to do was to contact the state government over the matter, adding that the state government did not call a press conference when they evacuated the students for security reasons.

In a related development, Governor Henry Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State has ordered the immediate evacuation of students of the state’s origin from trouble zones in the country.

The decision, according to him stemmed from the incessant attacks by militants suspected to be Boko Haram on innocent citizens in some parts of the northern states.

In a statement released by his spokesman, Daniel Iworiso yesterday in Yenagoa, the governor said the action was meant to safeguard the lives of its indigenes from the persistent activities of terrorism in the north, especially as witnessed in Kaduna and Yobe in the past one week.

While praying for peace to return to the area, a team including officials from the state’s ministry of Education had already been dispatched to Kaduna state with a mandate to bring back home safely students of Bayelsa origin from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

http://dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=165885%3Ainsecurity-jigawa-rivers-bayelsa-evacuate-students-from-abu&catid=2%3Alead-stories&Itemid=8

The Banker should arrange for the kidnapping of the house-help for onward relocation to Miaduguri, Kaduna or damaturu

[quote author=O.D.B.]she is a muslim yoruba maybe grew up in Kwara or Niger state. But all the same she is yoruba. If it were an Ibo woman the yorubas would have been celebrating.[/quote]i.dio.t! check record cos Ibos are the highest drug pusher in the country

Since Buses no dey get crew apart from rude drivers and crazy conductors, I'll keep out of this thread!

Kobojunkie: [size=14pt]FG is working ‘very hard’ to contain security challenges-Jonathan[/size]
http://www.channelstv.com/home/2012/06/21/fg-is-working-very-hard-to-contain-security-challenges-jonathan/

President Goodluck Jonathan has given the assurance that the Federal Government is working very hard to overcome Nigeria’s current security challenges.

The president made this known at an interactive session he had in Rio de Janeiro with members of the Nigerian community in Brazil.




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President Jonathan is in Brazil to attend the on-going United Nations Earth Summit on Sustainable Development, tagged Rio+20.
Dr Jonathan stated that the first person he called when he arrived in Brazil was the Director-General of the State Security Service (SSS) in order to be abreast with developments in the troubled Kaduna and Yobe states.

“We have challenges, but they are not insurmountable. We remain fully focused and committed to national development in spite of sponsored lies against this administration” he said.

“We are ready to work together with all of our people to move the country forward. We will work even harder to place concrete realities on the ground that will further prove our sincerity and commitment to all Nigerians,” he pledged.[/size]

The President noted that the earlier individuals and groups, especially opposition politicians stopped playing politics with every decision of government, the better for the country.

“One of the problems we have is that some Nigerians play politics with everything, but we cannot destroy our country because of personal political ambitions” he said.

“We now have a constitutional democracy and no one can stay in office forever. It will therefore be best for our nation if we all support whoever is there for the development of the country instead of trying to pull him down by all means.”

Nothing to lose

Meanwhile the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, to the President Dr. Reuben Abati, has also stated that the nation has nothing to lose with the president’s attendance of the summit in Brazil.

Dr Abati on the side-line of the Rio+20 Summit expressed his displeasure on the criticism that has trailed the president’s departure from the country to PUNCH Newspapers.

“It is as if there is nothing you can do to please our people. It is not that Nigeria is going to lose anything by Mr. President’s presence here rather; the country is going to gain a lot from his presence” he stated.

According to Dr Abati, the president is in Brazil “serving the interest of Nigerians; it is not as if he has abandoned his responsibilities.” “The crisis in Kaduna and Yobe occurred almost on the eve of the President’s departure for this event and commitments have been made.”

The aide also noted that the president’s presence in Brazil for Rio+20 summit at a time violence broke out in Kaduna and Yobe states does not mean the President has abandoned his responsibility, adding that the president met with security chiefs before he left the country and he was confident that security agencies were on top of the situation.

He further explained that the president needed to attend the conference because of its importance to Nigeria and because commitments had already been made on his attendance, adding that his presence at the summit was in the best interest of the country.

[size=13pt]“The conference, Rio+20, is very important and nobody can doubt that. The issues that will be discussed at this conference are also issues that are relevant to Nigeria’s interest. It is also an opportunity for Nigeria to promote its interest in terms of its place in global community” he said.

Dr Abati noted that security agencies are aptly handling the situation, saying that “in any event, it is not as if the government has abandoned the situation at home. Security agencies are there, they are on top of the situation.”

“Before the President left, he met with security chiefs. The business of leadership cannot just stop because there is a crisis there” he added.
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He appealed to the opposition not to always play politics with everything, as he claimed that “if the President had refused to come to Rio, the same persons (opposition parties) will turn around and say that there is an important conference attended by world leaders and the Nigerian President stayed away from it.”

In the same vein, Boko Haram Sect has also assured Nigerians that the group is working extremely hard to make Nigerian ungovernable. The sect made this know...... Let's see who is working hard!

yunken: Please which bank will i purchase the pin. I need reply urgently pls

ABU micro finance bank, samaru zaria, FCMB, Pz, Zaria, First Bank, Samaru zaria, etc!

another extra-judicial killing? Let's await BKH extra-brutal response!

corruption everywhere! Na wa for this country o!

for any help mail me via idysnow@yahoo.com or follow me on twitter @idysnow. I'm a 300L student of ABU

Welcome: Post UTME Screening

Welcome to the Ahmadu Bello University portal for the screening of candidates that sat for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for admission into undergraduate programmes of the University. Please take time to read the following guidelines before you register for the screening.

Qualtification for Screening

Candidates who scored 180 and above in UTME for science based courses;
Candidates who scored 190 and above in UTME for Arts, Social Science, Law and administration;
All candidates who fall within the cut off point in (a) and (b) above must have the prescribed subject combinations in the UTME examination as required by their proposed courses of study (information as contained in the JAMB brochure for UME candidates

N.B: Those whose UTME subject combinations are not correct need not come as they will not be allowed for the screening exercise.

Procedure for Online Registration for UTME Screening

Registration for the screening exercise will commence from Monday 18thJune, 2012 and close on Sunday 15th July, 2012. Applicants are required to pay a sum of N2, 000.00 for the screening exercise. This is exclusive of bank administrative charges of N250.00. To make the payments, candidates are advised to obtain an e-transact PIN card from any commercial bank and thereafter load the PIN Number for the online registration process by clicking �Register for the Screening Exercise�on the home page of Ahmadu Bello University Website (www.abu.edu.ng) and to print out their respective a registration slip. Proceed to make payment and schedule then Schedule-Slip containing location, date and time schedule for the screening.

The printout with affixed Passport Photograph of the candidates and a printout of the UTME result MUST be submitted on the day of the screening. Candidates MUST keep photocopies of all submissions for their own records.

Candidates MUST arrive at the screening venue One Hour before their scheduled screening time, to ensure proper briefing and accreditation.

Please note that:-

(GSM Phones are not allowed during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.

Parents, Guardians and uninvited law enforcement agencies will not be allowed into the venues during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.

Only the calculators similar to those provided by JAMB will be allowed into the screening venue.

Venues for Screening

a) While scheduling, candidates resident in Southern States should select �LAGOS CENTRE� located at No. 1 Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.

b) While scheduling, candidates resident in Northern States and FCT Abuja should select �ZARIA CENTRE� located at Multipurpose Hall, Faculty of Social Sciences, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise on the date indicated on his/her Schedule Slip would not be considered for admission into the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria during the 2012/2013 academic session

Follow the steps below to register

Type in your JAMB number and state of origin on the login page and click on login
Enter your valid mobile number, email address
Upload your true passport size photograph in JPEG format (not more than 100KB) and O/level results (where available).
Choose awaiting result where applicable. Ensure that your photograph is uploaded.
Click on the save button.
You will be redirected to the Portal where you make payment and schedule for the screening
Print 2 copies of the registration slip and bring along during the screening exercise.
http://portal.abu.edu.ng/utme/

wetin Nigerians sef dey find for South Africa? i don hate the country ever since i watched SARAFINA

[quote author=alex_101]Yoruba! Yoruba!! Yoruba!!! When are you oily-soup-eating clowns going to stop licking the smelly ar.ses of ewusa/fulani people. Has is really come to this? I can understand Yoruba's bowing down to the north, but I'm really appalled at Yoruba's becoming spokes-men/spokes-women for a northern terrorist sect like boko haram.
I tire for these folks! How the hell did I end up in thesame country with these people?

When the dungeon called nigeria finally crumble, I will personally advise my new nation's administration to position a naval fleet/military base in the territorial waters of Odua republic, for we cannot afford to trust these people to think/act right .[/quote]Bloody Massob like You! i Just hope we will break up with bloody war so that we can m.ass.a.cre some of these Nkennas (including my girlfriend)