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

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 .

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.

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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.
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Young Money:



We Yourba Christian we still vote for Jonathan Goodluck in 2015

Yoruba don't think like dat, fool

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!

AjCityOne:

The thread is about SE and not SW or Buhari. Why can't you people focus on your people wahala without haven't to drag Yoruba people into it. Divided or not, lets just wait and see what will happen in 2015.

tell those ignorance fools bro,dey always blame their backwardness on sw

Jazzgreen: Mak i go save for this one.

for this bullshit abi no Neva see galaxy 4s

rubbish, android still rules

Akpan107: Buhari will never be Nigerian President again.

@poster. Stop wasting your time posting pictures of a serial looser.
Every Human being is created with a gift... Buhari has the gift of losing election. I'm never disturb of APC!

gej have gift of not giving a dammn, stupid hypocrite!

lacasa: GEJ can never pull such a crowd in Abuja, o r even in the south-south without paying for their presence.



Buhari is the most genuinely loved. Nigerian leaader since Sir Ahmadu Bello.




#... Integrity is everything in life

abeg tell dem oo

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....

One thing I know for certain is that the Yoruba in the West will be reluctant to vote for any Northern candidate even if Tinubu ,Akande and Aregbesola point a gun to their heads except the very few educated folks like Gbawe and co....

I'm Yoruba and I will definitely be voting for GEJ cos we are comfortable with a supposed thief than a supposed terrorist....

The Era of North lording over the rest of our nation is over and election of 2015 will prove that as GEJ will beat Buhari hands down as SW,NC,SS and SE will follow GEJ

Mark my words very careful !!!

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

agitator:

Well spoken, Thank you my brother, remain blessed.

don't add we middlebelt wit u people

this kind of bullshit will always be on first page

ezedolar: USA should pls grant me visa cos I am tired of Nigeria

me too my brother, USA please give me visa ooo

ezedolar: USA should pls grant me visa cos I am tired of Nigeria

me too my brother, USA please give visa ooo

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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

pdp is already failing

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

Fools :PFools

wit a dat stupid team

halftime

another freekick. oooo