Mightymanna:

this is not fly Emirates please
this one is another airline called Emirates and it is based in UEA too but not as popular as Fly Emirates

nonye6194:
Ajimobi and Okorocha have one thing in common.

They wanted their anointed candidates to be the gubernatorial candidate for their party, the apc. when it failed, the anointed candidates joined unknown parties and even with the backing of their sponsors, lost.


And in the confusion between apc and these two governors about how they're forcing their candidates against the apc's candidates, PDP won and shut everyone up.

Truce

carammel:
What sort of frustration would make her confess to adultery to the extent of mentioning the consequence, something is truly wrong somewhere.

Nigerians working in the United States have been ranked as the eighth most hardworking foreigners in that country, according a 2018 report by Bloomberg.

Nigerians scored 71.0 percent in the list of the hardest and most skilled immigrant groups in the US which was topped by Ghana with 75.2 percent.

Bulgaria and Kenya were ranked second and third with 74.2 percent and 73.4 percent respectively. Other African countries in the report’s top 10 are Ethiopia (4th), Egypt (5th), and Liberia (9th).

This makes Africans in general the most productive immigrants in the US ahead of those from Mexico and Central America, who constitute more than 70 percent of foreign nationals in that country.

Mexico is by far the most common country of origin, but the population of Mexican immigrants in the U.S. (both documented and undocumented) actually fell 6 percent from 2007 to 2015, according to the Pew Research Centre.

The numbers of Salvadorans, Hondurans and Guatemalans in the U.S. continued to grow.

“If we want more high-skilled, hardworking, English-speaking, ready-to-integrate immigrants, it looks like the most obvious place to find them is in African countries where English is widely spoken,” Bloomberg journalist Justin Fox, who came up with the report, said.

The report, developed from the 2016 US Census Bureau American Community Survey, ranked Nigeria 8th among the Most-Educated Immigrant Groups in the U.S.

Nigeria sandwiched between Australia (7th) and Malaysia (9th).

The report put the number of Nigerian legal immigrants in the U.S. at 262,603.

According to the report, Kenya, Nigeria, Nepal and Ghana have the highest number of citizens pursuing higher education in the US after Saudi Arabia.

Immigrants from Kenya, Nigeria and Ghana are near the top in both employment-population ratio and higher-education enrollment, it said.

Bambambiglo:
Walahi this sanusi issa pussy ass motherfuçker. So because Ganduje threatened to remove him from office because of his support for kwankwaso he is now bitching around his ass like a bitch nigga that he is.. SM fuçking H

HungerBAD:
Posted By: EMMANUEL OLADESU

[b]APC candidate Lawan Gumau won the Bauchi South by-election with 119,489 votes. The flag bearer of the PDP, Ladan Salihu, who polled 50, 256. The margin is wide. Interestingly, former Governor Isa Yuguda, who ran on the platform of the Green Party of Nigeria (GPN), also lost his deposit. He got 33, 079 votes.

If the votes of the PDP and GPN are combined, it will still be a far cry. The result is a worthy tribute to the memory of the late Senator Alo Wakili, who died on March 17. He was a chieftain of the APC. The result affirmed that Bauchi is an APC stronghold.

But, Dogara is not a paper weight politician at home. The mark of departure is that the Bogoro/Dass/Tafawa Balewa Federal Constituency, which he represents in the Lower Chamber, has been polarised. The constituency is made up of Bogoro, Dass and Tafawa Balewa councils. In his native Bogoro council, the poll result reflected his leaning to the opposition. Since it is an open secret that the federal legislator and his supporters swung the pendulum to the direction of the PDP, the opposition party defeated the APC in the council. This is a confirmation that Dogara is the undisputed political leader of Bogoro. The PDP got 6,646, APC secured 3,992. However, the jubilation across the wards in Bogoro council was short-lived. Outside Bogoro, voters sang a different tune. At the end, it was evident that the Speaker had a potent, but a narrow base. Therefore, analysts suggested that Dogara would need APC just as the party needs him to win Bogoro in next year’s polls.

In Dass council, APC got 7, 432 votes and PDP polled 4,028. In Tafawa Balewa, APC also defeated the PDP, garnering 14,309 votes to PDP’s 8,528. In other councils, APC maintained a peculiar pattern of electoral victory.


The poll result was also reminiscent of the 2015 governorship and presidential elections when voters endorsed the APC at the polls. In 2015, the APC won in 19 of the 20 local governments in Bauchi during the governorship poll. The councils are: Alkaleri, Bauchi, Dass, Tafawa Balewa, Kirfi, Misau, Darazo, Katagun, Itas-Gadau, Toro, Ganduwa and Dambam. Others are Giade, Ningi, Jama’re, Shira, Warji, and Zaki. Instructively, the ruling party lost in Bogoro council.

Abubakar, the former Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, garnered 654, 934 votes to emerge winner. His rival, Mohammed Jatau of the PDP, polled 282,650 votes. In fact, Abubakar defeated the PDP in Tafawa Balewa Local Government Area, where the former PDP national chairman, Alhaji Adamu Muazu, hails from. He also won in Zaki Council, Jatau’s birthplace.

In the 2015 presidential election, President Buhari’s APC got 931, 598 votes. Former President Goodluck Jonathan of the PDP got 86,085 votes[/b]

http://thenationonlineng.net/defection-what-difference-can-dogara-make/

Esseite:


How do you compare your analysis? If pdp could muster a 21% in the presidents senatorial zone, dont you think they would score more in other senatorial zones in katsina itself talk more other states?

Esseite:
PDP did well with a 27% in buhari's senatorial enclave despite at the eve of majorly northern defections.

It can only get better.

Mynd44:
224,607 votes in a senatorial by-election?

These people actually vote oooo.

How wont they deliver 1.2 million in presidential election?

I hope the opositions are looking at the areas they need to break now. These are the places they need to take votes from the APC because these are the areas that can ruin the

Also note that the main opposition only won 20.799% of the total votes which falls short of the 25% is worrying. They need to do better and get it right

adelawn:
Bros, Femi Adesina was also a Nigerian that won the award in Agriculture

Tolexander:
Nope bro!

World food prize won by Femi Adesina organized in Des Moine, Iowa, isn't part of the Nobel Prize organized in the Scandinavian Peninsula, awarded only to these disciplines, Literature, Chemistry, Physics, Medicine, Economics and Peace.

Focusmind:
Chei, Nigeria university environment! what type of graduates do you think would be produced from this kind of environment and setting? Not only OAU, go to other public universities and see how decrepit the environments look. As I said before, in education, especially quality education, learning environment matters a lot in shaping the graduate thinking faculty and value system.

Upper class and some middle class people have virtually taken their kids to study outside and I wont be an exception. Work hard so that your kids does not study in this kind of environment since our POLITICIANS have failed us!

darlenese:
don't Tell me this is a university environment.

obailala:
What exactly is this mentality about thinking oil is being siphoned up north?... Are we even sure our education still means anything in Nigeria?... 99% of Nigeria's oil is being 'siphoned' to foreign nations everyday since the past over 60 years in the form of oil sales and not a single complain from any of these folks. Now, a private individual chooses to build a refinery in Katsina and the typical black man mentality says oil from Niger delta should never be sold to the private guy in katsina, we should rather keep selling it to foreigners only. Same nasty reasoning has been expressed repeatedly for Dangote refinery in Lagos, "we can never allow ND oil to be sold to Dangote refinery". Like seriously, what drives this sort of disgusting mentality amongst Africans?

Tlyon:
I don't believe the news but Pls check the image well as its been dated 2018 asin it was done with the sheet on ground now, but the pending got me thinking sha make we just say him no get Olevel result.

ybalogs:
N242 billion Naira for 2019 elections. Our population is approximately 200 million. Please, we don't want election in 2019. Just share the money. N1 million to each person through our accounts and BVN and continue with your second term.
Just thinking aloud ni ooo. Who is with me ?

ebukamen:



Those guys wouldn't have complained if they have not done it before or they are not doing it for some big guys in APC. They are just saying "we don't like your agenda " SHIKINAA

ebukamen:
There couldn't have been complaints if NAF never allowed such thing in the past. Or did they just know that these rules exist when they want to hinder the movement of some individuals.

For those thinking that it's justified, didn't they approve a plane for that route and that time. If they changed the plane, how does that hinder movement?

They simply found a reason to hinder that movement. SHIKINAA!!!!!

doctokwus:
See how poor the English and structure of the letter composed,is.
They can't differentiate between past and present tense and paragraphing is all over the place.
Even with Microsoft word and auto correct,a whole state police headquarters is composing letters like a primary school drop.

Jasperro:
the amendment ought to have been done before conferring the GCFR Award

aalangel:



The man that listened to his teacher....didn't read past your first sentence..so that's the only thing i'll answer to...it's rigid and it takes time to amend...it didn't take your Buhari (obviously you're a supporter) anything to start signing everything. Why am i even answering you?? BUHARI'S PEOPLE...

Kumbola:
They have no good plans for this nation, he plan to stop Atiku, because Atiku knows his secrets. Again to stop the deputy governor of IMO and Eketi State, this are his plans not doing it for the nation. If he want to enroll such we only need presidents of Nigeria to serve 7 direct straight years and drop. All what he sign are evil terms to hot some people. He have bad intentions to must role this country

Myria:
All this because of ATIKU

aalangel:
Growing up, we were told our Constitution was rigid, but just this week alone, Buhari has demystified the rigidity of our Constitution.... Just signing things "upandan".

Oritsewhandey:
The North hasn't grapple Democracy yet. It's totally averse to their culture which makes their rich ones, the cynosure of the public.

Democracy has destroyed a lot of their businesses which thrived under military system.

Their street urchins RANKA-DE-DE them under military. But democracy made their rich fellows to RANKA-DE-DE their poor people, by courting their votes.

Buhari is exprementing the Northern new loopholes. If it works, they will hijack our democracy as they did under military.

God forbid!!! Buhari might stroll as Abacha did too. God forbid. If he wins in 2019! We will all see grand nepotism, open disrespect of rule of law, quasi-dictatorial behaviours. Another AUSTERITY. Guys! Fasten your seat belts for 2019. Many perceived enemies' heads would roll into jail. Selective witch-hunting and barbaric handling of the nation's economy would sway. Needless disproportionate military appointments and ministerial posts.

Fasten your seat belt guys! 2019 is fast approaching. Obasanjo would go on self imposed exile. The writing is boldly written on the wall.

Judicial rascally would prevail. Buhari, being a Fulani man, is unrepentantly vindictive and unforgiving. He's been singing to our ears how he lost elections 3x!

What precipitate's his mind are those he's been uttering out.

Judiciary would be ridiculed to learned beggars.

mamatwiny:


I know appointment of most non executive director in Nigeria is usually by major shareholders of the company . They appoint a trusted person that can help them keep an eye on the company and be involved in the major decisions in the company. By this appointment, I guess Tony blaire has a huge stake in dangote cement.

aribisala0:
Not compulsory to comment on everything even when you have no clue what is going on.

What is an "Independent Non Executive Diector"



Fact is Dangote is seeking to list his business on the London Stock Exchange and likely she will use her connections to facilitate that and access to the UK Capital market.