diana158:
Flyover is a major feature of a developing or developed city. Therefore these are Nigeria states that have started and completed at least one flyover

1. Lagos
2. Kano
3. Rivers
4. Ogun
5. Akwa Ibom
6. Kaduna
7. Delta
8. Oyo
9. Bayelsa
10. Sokoto
11. ondo


Some States with flyover under construction

1. Ekiti
2. Imo
3. Anambra
4. Ebonyi

hmuhammad:



http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/buhari-s-anti-corruption-war-perfect-says-cross-river-governor/230271/?src=ilaw

fromnigeria:
Whats their offence Metronaija, It should be part of the report.

ogochukwu247:
[img]http://1.bp..com/-udVHo5lv-SI/VbDh0nojSpI/AAAAAAAF_eE/iZr03T3mLig/s1600/1.jpg[/img]

Kids seen hanging on the back of a moving van along Iga, Olamaboro, Kogi-Abuja road in Kogi state

[img]http://3.bp..com/-jmo2QjmLePo/VbDh1Wog1YI/AAAAAAAF_eM/pY6isOo2lwg/s1600/2.jpg[/img]

source
http://www.reportnaija.com/2015/07/photos-children-seen-hanging-on-back-of.html

cc lalasticlala

nicerichard05:
GAY Alert

Anyway today is my Birthday can i get 1000like


****Modified*****
Wow, it's my Birthday and I am FTC twice

Seun:
As a sequel to the signature contest, here's a more challenging contest for programmers who are true computer scientists:

Write a program that will read a sound recording (mp3 format) containing at least 10 seconds of a Nigerian politician talking, and then print "Yes" to the console if the person speaking in the sound recording is President Buhari, and "No" if the person speaking is not President Buhari.

You can use any common programming language that runs on Windows 7/8/10. Use only open source libraries that I can compile on Windows.

The prize is 50,000 naira and I will award it to the first contestant whose code achieves a high level of accuracy (~90%).

Good luck!

Benjom:
The vital information that your CV ought to include are as follows:

• Your Personal Details: Add your name, contact address, phone number, email address and professional social media contact (if you have any). If it’s a ‘Skill Based CV’, you may not need to include your date of birth, because of age discrimination concerns but for ‘Chronological of Functional CV’, this may be crucial.

• Personal Profile or Objective: This, in most cases, should align with the job you are applying for. It’s important that you include this. Try as much as possible to avoid the use of the personal pronoun ‘I’ and being vague.

• Significant Achievements: Don’t just be vague about your achievement(s). Be specific! For example, ‘I won several clients/customers’ (wrong)... ‘Increased client base to 250 over a period of 3 months’ (right).

• Career History: Usually, you start with your most recent job first and make sure that dates are included including months. For example, April 2014 – June 2015... November 2011 – Present.

• Qualifications and Training: Start with the most recent and move down ( to high or secondary school level). Although, some claimed that ‘Primary School’ attended should also be there. To most recruiters, that’s insignificant.

• Interest and Activities: Include these only if they’re relevant to your skill or the position being applied for.

• Additional Information: Here, if you have explanation on particular areas of your career e.g. gaps in your career history. This is where you give such tangible explanation.

In conclusion, Your CV and Cover Letter are very important in securing you that job you so desire. How you craft them would definitely go along way in determining your placement. Sell your skills and experience by making sure that these documents are intact and catchy. With these, job-wise, the sky is your limit.

Feel free to add other important sections that you feel should be included.

http://www.benjommediaoutfit.com/important-sections-of-a-cv/

NormalCodes:


Actually u can use python to develop android apps, but the standard language is Java, even Google had to make the necessary change as time went on.

Picking on Java isn't hard, with ur knowledge of Python, its matter of days u are rejoicing ontop java head.

missbehave247:
President Goodluck Jonathan and his vice, Namadi Sambo, were directed by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) to declare their assets.

Moreover, 29 governors, 42 ministers, 109 senators and 360 House or Representatives members were ordered to do the same, The Punch has obtained.

The officials were said to have been given a 30-day deadline to return the completed Assets Declaration Forms.

Kolade Omoyola, CCB acting secretary, last Tuesday noted that “political office holders to declare their assets on assumption and vacation of office in accordance with Paragraph II of the 5th Schedule of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of
Nigeria as amended”.

The Bureau representative also issued a warning that those who fail to declare their assets, as required by the law, “shall attract on conviction any or all of the following: (a) Removal from office (b)

Disqualification from holding any public office, (c) Forfeiture to the state any property acquired in abuse of office or dishonesty”.

It was gathered that only seven senators and 40 reps had submitted their forms so far. Tony Okocha, Rivers state official, said that Governor Rotimi Amaechi would soon submit the
completed form: “The Governor Rotimi Amaechi that I know will
submit his form to the Bureau very soon. He has no skeleton in his cupboard and has nothing to hide anywhere in Nigeria and anywhere in the world.”

Jacob Edi, the special adviser to Kogi state Governor Idris Wada, said that the governor, and all the other political appointees in the state subject to the law had submitted the forms. Edo state
governor Godswill Akpabio had submitted the form before he was sworn in, his aide provided.

A representative of Oyo state governor said that Abiola Ajimobi “certainly will” declare his assets.

It should be recalled that late Musa Yar’Adua is the only Nigerian president who has declared his assets.

Muhammadu Buhari, the president-elect, also vowed to to openly declare assets and liabilities after taking over office .

Meanwhile President Jonathan last year refused to make such a move. GEJ explained he had already done this while being deputy to Yar’Adua.
He claimed in the course of the third presidential media chat:
“The issue of public assets declaration is a matter of personal principle. That is the way I see it, and I don’t give a damn about it, even if you criticise me from heaven. When I was the vice-president, that matter came up, and I told the former President
(late Musa Yar’Adua) that let’s not start something that would make us play into the hands of people and create an anomalous situation in the country.

“The law is clear. A public officer should declare his assets, and if there are issues, then the relevant agencies would have a basis to assess whether you have amassed wealth or not. When it is said that people should declare their assets in public, it is not
only the president or the vice-president; it includes everybody, including ministers.

“When I was a governor in Bayelsa State for about a year before becoming vice-president, I was investigated thoroughly. I have nothing to hide.
But because I was under somebody and it was becoming an issue, because of the media, and because my boss had declared, it was said that the vice-president must. I declared, not because I
wanted to.

“Initially, I said they can talk about it from morning to night, I will not. It is not proper. If one amends the law to say that only the president and the vice- president should declare assets publicly, fine. But, presently, everybody who is holding political office is expected to and I say it is not right.”

In another development General Theophilus Danjuma (retd.), the former defence minister, yesterday advised Muhammadu Buhari to probe President Jonathan’s administration over the $60 billion debt the new administration will inherit.

According to Daily Trust, Danjuma lamented: “It is disheartening to know that the incoming government of Buhari will have to contend with a debt of over $60billion and there is nothing to show for this huge debt.

“Well, we would know what happened to these monies, because I believe that the Buhari administration has to, and should, in national interest, investigate the administration so that we
would know what happened.”


Source:-http://www.naij.com/445077-jonathan-given-30-day-deadline-for-assets-declaration.html


Cc:lalasticlala

Deadlyviper:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/result-from-abuja


BY LAIDE AKINBOADE- OREIRE

This is the result of 2 voting points out of the 3 voting point in Government Secondary school, Lugbe, Abuja

1st voting point:

Reps: PDP 60, APC 39, APGA 37, LABOUR 3.

Senate: APC 47, PDP 77, APGA 17, SDP 1, invalid 3.

Presidential: APC 47, PDP 91, IDC 1, SDP 1, APGA 4.

2nd voting point:

Reps: Labour 5, APC 34, APGA 23, PDP 58, Invalid 2.

Senate: APC 32, APGA 10, PDP 82.

Presidency: APC 33, PDP 90,

sledjama:


who uses google plus?

bigprince2010:
I NEED SOMEONE THAT HELP ME DEVELOP A SOFT- WARE FOR CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY USE ONLINE.

Psylas:
Jehova Yahweh is a mere gods, it can't create anything

ooman3:
Whatever is not known, god did it. Whatever is known however, god did not do.

sommyblaze:
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