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gberra:Thank you o that minister is useless. Not a word. Abike is just an adviser the minister should do his job. They should recall our ambassador, take drastic measures against South Africa but no our President is a tourist with a sleeping and redundant cabinet |
Klington:Look at you ![]() He walked his mum down the aisle simply means he is giving his mother away in marriage not that he is marrying his mother. I tire o. It's obvious that many people don't understand English |
sleem2017:The schools cannot admit more than they are now. The schools are over populated. Structures are not good. If they are all admitted which classroom will contain them ![]() |
When I read this statement, I was taken aback. This man obviously doesn't understand the problem. There is no school that is under populated infact all are over populated. Second, anyone who made 5 credits in SSCE and cannot make 200 in jamb should re write jamb. 120 is 30%. F9 It belittles the intelligence of Nigerians. Its a stupid call. |
Many people disagreeing with the man are just taking sides with their guardians and parents. Anyone doing business or any other work aside farming with civil service is CORRUPT because it's illegal. From the salaries and loans, sending to private universities or abroad may not be a wise choice. My uncle is in the health sector and his wife also, the salary is small. The loans have range, your salary determines the loan you get the higher your salary the higher amount you can loan. Until all TOP civil servants and Politicians have their kids in government schools, then there is no hope. |
He is on his way to Oxford for PhD this September. He is in France presently with Sherman and Sterling LLP. He has an awesome resume. I really look up to him. His set was fortunate they went to law school at the right time despite strikes, he spent 5 years in Ife. I like to famz people like him all the time ![]() |
Why can't the school allow the states audit their account? The school too has stolen. He who comes to equity must come with clean hands. He raised valid points: if uniosun can fund itself why not Lautech. I pity the students more. |
Dikeeeeeee ![]() Dora ![]() |
It happens to me and my mum My mum's case is more serious cos had to see a dermatologist and she was told it's in the blood which is why I got to inherit it or something like that. They even told her that she can only manage it. After she did her test I didn't bother cos I was scared of hearing same thing. She went local with agumnu, and it doesn't itch her again. Me: loraditine and after I stopped it, it came back, so I joined her in the local way. Best advice: do a full blood test and see a doctor afterwards |
Let them charge her na and stop coming to the media. |
Please, can we let this issue rest? If they say that there are Jews, they are and if they say otherwise we agree with them. |
Man utd write up ![]() |
GreatSE: For the bolded; your mumu is beyond redemption |
Most countries their government make money from sports; private sponsorship makes sports grow. Let the government stop sponsorship of sports and let it grow. In Europe, all the teams that we watch are individual owned and govt collects taxes from them. As for Naija celebs, they should go and look at their mates abroad how they champion various causes: Di'caprio: climate change, Jolie: children welfare and the likes. They sit with President of their country to discuss policies; all they know here is to buy bling and shout. Linda ikeji is having girls program |
Hire a good lawyer, sue the man she committed adultery with cos in Nigeria to claim adultery there must be a co-respondent except he is dead. Adultery is 5years I think under the Matrimonial Causes Act ![]() The best is to get a lawyer. Maintenance is mostly for the child and since it is not his child, Nigeria is kind of cool, he won't be made to pay maintenance for a child not his. The only problem is if your friend is also guilty of adultery. Let him sue first o, that gives your friend an edge Plus if their marriage is less than 2years, the court has to grant them.leave to even commence proceedings. Just contact a lawyer. Many people don't know much about dissolution in Nigeria except what they see in movies. |
I feel sorry for the baby. I pray the scar is not permanent. The mother sef , how can you be sleeping with another manSay no to violence but the man's emotional and psychological state must be considered. |
yarimo:One reason referendum may not work Oga ![]() |
Referendum would be nice but there are some factors that make me feel we are not ripe: 1. Poverty and illiteracy: many Nigerians are politically illiterate and many would vote wrongly.many are poor and a little Kobo in their pockets may sway their votes the wrong way 2. Population corruption: the north is said to be the region with the largest population and they are the major ones against corruption.in a situation where Jigawa state is more populated that Ebonyi, Kano more populated than Lagos, enough said on that. 3. Tribalism: I don't think I need to flog this issue further. It would be nice to see us have a referendum and do things like sane people really do. I pray for this country |
Chumzypinky:Pls when will you update? |
Osinbajo ![]() |
Many people commenting didn't even read the post. |
Honestly, the powers concentrated at the federal is just too much. What we have is a unitary system disguised as federalism. Autonomy of regions is our best bet or we break up. The North cannot force us to do their bidding, one day bush meat go catch the hunter: they cannot forever rule. We either restructure or separate. Simple |
The level of hate I read on this platform is very scary. |
Are you on strike? No updates ![]() |
He doesn't even have party sef, abi Na independent candidate ![]() Publicity stunt toh bad |
Kimberly West where art thou |
baby124:I hate arguing on the internet with people who think they know but don't know. I think Google would really be of help to you. So are you telling me that EFCC Act ot NDLEA Act is a code of conduct formed by those institutions? True they form codes for themselves to govern them but Acts are what creates them and give them powers. Whoever you are, your education is not complete. Please go to any relative you have that is a lawyer to educate you or Google laws of the Federation of Nigeria and it may help your ignorance. Have a blessed day. |
baby124:What are u saying. It is law passed by the National Assembly,same way freedom of information Act is a law or that one is a code too ![]() |
olaniyisamuel:I am actually a student at the law school So I know for a fact that law school is not the way it ought to be. I am not in the Abuja campus. In Lagos when we had water issues,we complained through the SRC and it was solved albeit late but at least they apologized for it. The DG addressed us recently and told us that they are working on the deficiencies that they have. Before he started his flyer sharing and short printing did he go through the proper channel? And was he refused? When the Body of benchers called him for a meeting why did he shun it? |
baby124:Madam or Oga First of at the Constitution is a grind norm and there are other laws that empower institutions And example, there is ICAN Act that governs the way ICAN operates, the same way there is CAMA that governs CAC and how they deal with companies. So Legal Education Act governs the Council of Legal Education of which law school is an arm. So that Act governs the way law school operates. So there you have it |
baby124:Legal Education Act gives the Council of Legal Education rights to make laws they seem fit for legal education and part of those rules is the doctrine of FIT and PROPER |
9jakohai:As.much as I agree that what we pay as school fees is cheap but there are not corresponding facilities to aid people to study if the fees are hiked. Poverty level is high and many people are relying on these institutions. So if there facilities such as students loans and the likes, people won't mind paying as long as the standard is there |



