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Willgates: GEJ will become the most succesful president in the history of this country, archive this post for future reference. After crushing the insurgents, he'l be paying adequate attention to the power sector which is already experiencing a slow but steady growth. If we are sincere,we'l admit that electricity situation has greatly improved and i can attest to this fact.attest to it after 2015 |
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blink182: if this is true then I don't support this project. There are better things to be done but honestly I feel this story is an hyperbole.is true my brother, am a corper serving in osun . |
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The 2012 Exam Ethics Report, by the Exam Ethics Marshals International, has identified Bayelsa, Sokoto, Ekiti and Imo, as the first, second, third and fourth worst states with exam malpractice records. Bayelsa State which was the worst state in the country had an Exam Malpractice Index (EMI) of 44.99%; Sokoto State with EMI of 27.9 %; Ekiti State EMI of 26.69%, and Imo State with EMI of 24%. According to the report, there was a five percent rise in examination malpractices in the country from the Nigeria National Exam Ethics Index (EEI) being at 86 in 2011, to 82 in 2012. According to the report, the EEI is calculated based on the composite number of candidates, principals, teachers, supervisors, invigilators and schools sanctioned for malpractices by public examination bodies for the period and geopolitical unit under consideration. “It is the measure of the number of candidates and exam administrators that respected the rules and regulations of examinations out of every 100 that participated in such examinations. The inverse, Exam Malpractice Index (EMI), is the measure of the number of people sanctioned for malpractices, out of every 100 that participated in the examination,” the report said. It named the North-east geopolitical zone as the most ethics-friendly zone in 2012 with an EEI of 7.05% . The North-central zone came second with and EEI of 84.09%, while South-west came third with EEI of 83.26. South-east, North-west and South-south emerged fourth, fifth and sixth respectively. Yobe State emerged the 2012 National Exam Ethics Golden State with Exam Ethics Index of 89.57% while the FCT ranked second with 89.21% to emerge the 2012 National Exam Ethics Silver state. Bauchi State ranked third with Exam Ethics Index of 88.51% to emerge 2012 National Exam Ethics Bronze state. Forthe zonal Exam Ethics Golden States, it said FCT, Yobe, Kano, Abia, Oyo and Edo States ranked number one in Exam Ethics Index in their various zones to emerge the leader in their respective geopolitical zones. The group regretted the fact that 18 out of every 100 people that participated in examinations in Nigeria last year were indicted for malpractices, which it said were a cause for serious concern, despite slight improvement registered between 2011 and 2012. The statistics also showed that Bayelsa State has the highest number of de-recognised schools(13), followed by Delta (12), Ondo (eight), Kaduna (seven), Cross River (seven), Imo (seven), Plateau (six), Rivers (six) Kogi (five) Lagos (five) Nasarawa (five), Sokoto (four) and Anambra (four). No school was de- recognised in Taraba, Ebonyi, Borno, Niger, Adamawa, FCT and Yobe. It indicated that South-south has the highest number of de-registered schools (35.1 percent), followed by South-west (19.3 per cent), North-central (15.7 percent), North-west (15 percent), South-east (13.2 percent), and North East (1.7 percent). “Progress in the education sector is paralysed by the iron grip of examination malpractice, which has metamorphosed into virtually risk-free highly lucrative organised criminal activity controlled by syndicates, some of whose members are embedded in ministries, institutions and examination bodies as workers. “Instead of being centres of excellence, some educational institutions have become places where youths are weaned on diets of fraud and dishonesty to breed ready recruits for corruption. A good number of principals, lecturers, teachers, supervisors, invigilators and examination administrators entrusted with responsibility to protect integrity of the examination process are the very people that aid, abet and collude to perpetrate malpractice for monetary and other inducements,” the report said. www.ynaija.com/goodluck-jonathan-must-hear-this-bayelsa-has-the-worst-exam-malpractice-record-in-nigeria-report/ |
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Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Tony Anenih, on Sunday night expressed his fear of the opposition parties' merger before chiefs of the ruling party. Anenih told the governors, federal lawmakers and state chairmen of the PDP from the South-South geo- political zone, in Asaba, Delta State, that the opposition political parties congregating under the All Progressives Congress banner might be a threat to the PDP hegemony. "We must not live under the illusion that our party is invulnerable. Although, the existing opposition parties are still too small, fragile and sectional, we must not ignore the possibility that a merger of these parties may constitute a threat to our current dominance of the political terrain," Anenih told his party men. The APC, an initiative of the Action Congress of Nigeria, Congress for Progressive Change, All Nigeria Peoples Party and a faction of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, has the avowed mission to dislodge the PDP from power come 2015. Before now, Chairman of the PDP, Bamanga Tukur, had derided the merger, saying selfish ambition would create division among the merging parties. The PDP BoT chairman also said that the opposition parties had hijacked the Nigerian Governors' Forum hence the need for party members to rally round the PDP governors' forum chaired by the Akwa Ibom State Governor Godswill Akpabio. He told the gathering, "We must not labour under the illusion that we can be spectators in the bold and necessary drama of national reconstruction, or, worse still, align with those who seek power for its own sake rather than for the good of our people. "We, therefore, have a strategic obligation to put our house in order so as to sustain the peace which we have enjoyed in the last 14 years. "We must always be conscious that if the PDP becomes fragmented as a result of the inordinate ambitions of a few members, our country, our democracy and our people will suffer. "We must, therefore, subsume our ambitions under the greater good of our party and our country. "The proposed merger of four political parties under the umbrella of the All Progressives Congress (APC) appears to be a house built on sand, which is likely to collapse with the first rain. Speaking seriously, however, we cannot afford to be complacent. We must expect any eventualities and prepare to overcome them." He deplored the activities of the Nigerian Governors' Forum which he said had portrayed itself as an anti- Federal Government lobby group. This, he said, was "in contradistinction to its avowed mission statement of 'providing a common platform for synergy, collaboration among interests' or serving as a bi-partisan lobby group which fosters, promotes and sustains democratic ethos, good governance in Nigeria, Africa and beyond." He said, "Indeed, the general perception is that the NGF has become a formidable group of power wielders, seeking to control governments at all levels, including the Federal Government. "What is now beyond doubt is that the NGF has been hijacked by opposition governors and is no longer promoting the interest of the PDP. "It is for this reason that I fully endorse the formation of the PDP Governors Forum." The BoT chairman also drew attention to what he said was "a well-oiled wheel of insidious media propaganda which has been tirelessly churning out sinister information about the Jonathan Administration for the purpose of destabilising (and eventually replacing) his government. "Unfortunately, some of these political enemies have PDP members as accomplices. What the anti- Jonathan forces are doing is to create tension in a desperate bid to unsettle and disrupt the administration." Anenih equally proposed what he said was a rancour- free system of presidential and governorship nominations. He said, "Our party primaries have, over the years, been the most serious sources of rancour and disunity in our ranks. "Almost two years are devoted to pre-election processes for political offices and another two in managing post-primaries/election bitterness and disunity. "More pernicious is the fact that we invest so much resources and energy fighting ourselves in the primaries that should have gone into the larger battle against our political rivals. "We cannot continue this tradition of internal warfare. We must not live under the illusion that we can fight ourselves to the finish and hope that we can continue to have enough energy left to win elections." He added, "We must (therefore) evolve a new system of selecting our flag-bearers at the presidential and governorship levels that would preserve our unity and reserve our energy and resources for the greater battle for political power. "We must seriously consider this in order to avoid frictions and acrimony in the overall interest of our party and the nation." He said at the meeting that the persistent negative profiling of the administration of Jonathan had been a major issue which had been of concern to him. Anenih noted that "it is true that some governors have complaints against the leadership of the party; however, such complaints are not sufficient to warrant any rebellion as speculated. "There have also been some complaints against the governors. In any case, the problems raised are not insurmountable as, indeed, they are already being addressed by the leadership of the party." He appealed to the party leaders in the zone not to lose sight of those challenges. He accused the opposition of being behind widespread rumours such as, the Presidency using EFCC to harass governors who refuse to support Jonathan's alleged interest in contesting for the Presidency in 2015; alleged massive acts of corruption against certain government functionaries; plans by some PDP governors to defect to opposition parties; and death or hospitalisation of public officials, including governors, among others. Meanwhile, some governors from the South-South and South-East geo-political zones at a meeting in Asaba on Sunday expressed confidence in the President and commended efforts by his administration to combat insecurity and other challenges confronting the country. mobile.punchng.com/output.php?link=http://www.punchng.com/news/apc-may-threaten-pdp-dominance-anenih/ |
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Do you ever wonder why some good-looking and dashing young gentlemen have trouble seducing women, while some average-looking men have no trouble getting the women of their choice to date them? Well, truth be told, it all lies in the magic of their words. Although female seduction in itself is an art, making sure you use the right words at exactly the right time will guarantee the best results in the end. Believe it or not, every man has the power to seduce any woman that they want, including you. You simply need to learn how to put that power to use along with the right words, so you can seduce your woman of choice. Here are several tips to help you out. Exude a Positive Vibe. Be charming and funny, and be everybody’s friend. Always speak positively about people and make it a point to make friends anywhere that you go. This way, whenever a woman hears something about you, you can be sure that it will be a positive thing and this will make a positive impact on her in return. With enough practice, you are sure to see more and more women flock towards you without you even having to do anything. Talk about Sex Naturally. Whenever the topic of sex comes about, you shouldn’t treat it like a taboo subject; otherwise, women might feel too embarrassed to join in the conversation, much less get the thought of having sex with you into their heads. Instead, talk about it in a way that will make women feel comfortable. Sex should never sound cheap – remember that. It should sound like a normal topic that anyone can talk about in a normal and genuine manner. Do Not Mimic Other Men. No matter how successful other men might seem in the seduction department, you should never follow their lead. In fact, it would be vital for you to be unique in every way. So, even if you constantly hear other men throwing cheesy pickup lines at women or sweet- talking their way into their skirts, ignore them and get women to fall for you in other ways instead. Make Her Laugh. If you can get a woman to laugh a lot whenever you talk to her, then you can be sure that she will enjoy your presence and will want to keep seeing you. Humor is always a key trait to have if you want to make a woman like you. Practice Speaking Seductively. Whenever you talk to a woman, you should consciously make it a point not to talk about yourself too much and to always speak seductively. This might take some practice in the begging, but even if you are talking about something completely emotionless, try to add a bit of sensuality and a little flirtation into your voice. Of course, it would be important to speak this way when you talk about your desires, as well. If you talk about your dreams of spending your honeymoon on a romantic beach or a hot location like Paris, for instance, make sure you talk in a way that will make it pleasurable to a woman’s ears. fractionationseduction.net/how-to-seduce-a-woman-with-words/ |
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go kwara state nd see wat dey call government house |
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bad woman |
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ashawo |
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Young Money:Yoruba don't think like dat, fool |
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visalo: The president is visiting and haters, Followers of Tinubuthief and the one that said monkey and baboon will be soaked with blood if he is not elected , I mean osama buhari are head bend criticizing. I pity amala people cus after 2015, they will be the greatest political loser.go ahead and vote for pdp again! nd continue wit ur suffering and smile live! 1 Like |
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AjCityOne:tell those ignorance fools bro,dey always blame their backwardness on sw |
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Jazzgreen: Mak i go save for this one.for this bullshit abi no Neva see galaxy 4s |
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rubbish, android still rules 1 Like |
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Akpan107: Buhari will never be Nigerian President again.gej have gift of not giving a dammn, stupid hypocrite! 1 Like |
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lacasa: GEJ can never pull such a crowd in Abuja, o r even in the south-south without paying for their presence.abeg tell dem oo 1 Like |
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lateef4me: I just can't wait for 2015 to come cos that election is gonna be a deciding election that will determine the corporate continuation of this entity called Nigeria....if gej want win next election, he have to contest on anoda party platform, because I don't think he can win primaries under pdp |
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agitator:don't add we middlebelt wit u people 1 Like |
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this kind of bullshit will always be on first page |
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ezedolar: USA should pls grant me visa cos I am tired of Nigeriame too my brother, USA please give me visa ooo |
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ezedolar: USA should pls grant me visa cos I am tired of Nigeriame too my brother, USA please give visa ooo |
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SMART TIPS FOR SKINNY GUY TO LOOK TRENDY Fashion offers stylish trends for all men irrespective of their physic and height. However, it can still be a task for skinny men to choose the perfect attire. We bring to you smart tips following which no can stop you to head the fashion world. The most important tip to follow is while choosing your outfit, avoid wearing slim fit shirts and tees. Instead, choose from shirts that are neither too large nor too slim. Large shirts can make you look wearing over sized and slim shirts may tend to reveal your small ribcage. Make sure you do not buy an outfit that has good elasticity. Next fashion tip to pen down is stick to wearing blazers that fit you perfectly. Opt for either single or double-breasted blazers that make a perfect body fitting. Make sure to avoid loose fabric under your arms or the shoulder area. Do not ever wear oversize sweaters or blazers with fit pants or trousers, as this combination will otherwise show off your thin frame. You can buy blazers that have shoulder padding as this will help you make your shoulders look muscular. Keep your jackets and blazers of the right length. They should fall right till under your butts. A short jacket will lay emphasis on your height along with the skinny waist, legs and arms. So, a lengthy jacket will make a balanced look. Another tip for equal consideration is you must wear flat front pants. Make sure the pants you wear always have a classic cut with a simple front. You can go for either straight leg or may be boot cut shape to keep away from skinny jeans. Pockets tend to add material to your outfit and give volume to your body. Cuffs and pleats also add to the volume, however see that you wear these only if they are in trend. Pants with patterns and lines also add volume and this gives you a variety of options to fill your wardrobe. If you are tired of shopping for knitwear and not able to find the perfect attire, buying crewnecks and turtlenecks is the answer to your search. V neck sweaters will in turn expose your neckline revealing your thin features. You must avoid dress shirts with open collars, as they look flattering. Buy dress shirts that have spread collars as these help make your chest’s upper portion seem wider. Nest fashion tip to follow is wear layers whenever you want to look stylish and fashionable. Layering your outfits will make you healthy and hide your skinny physic along with making you look well proportioned. You must avoid wearing belt that is just too big. A long belt will loudly expose your thin waist as it could be wrapped twice around your hip or waist. Following these fashion tips, you can undoubtedly maintain a stylish appearance along with brimming with confidence. |
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[quote author=baby_mama] This was where our problems started Why we were punished in this manner and God allowed it is what I still don't understand. why were the wise warnings of Sir Ralph Moore not heeded? How did this evil machination enter into the hearts of Lord Lugard ? Lord Lugard is now dead but the Problem he created is now without compa some one should pls tell all dis stupid ijaws nd biarans to shut up. t true talk bro |
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pdp is already failing |
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bullshit I tried of dis kind of trend .today na hw to catch "a player "tomorrow d "kind of gal "u shud never date, jobless pple |
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Fools :PFools |
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wit a dat stupid team |
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halftime |
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another freekick. oooo |
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