Both are very talented and beautiful ladies. Bella Naija is mostly fashion: http://directory-nigeria.org/bella-naija.html
while linda is more of the gossip gal

I think he has exhausted all his ideas on the media. He has no clue what next to say because even the ones he had said, he does not know how to achieve.
We have lost a lot of innocent lives as a result of Boko Haram and our leaders conspiracy and gross inefficiency.
You can go through the timeline of Boko haram here. Definitely not all are mentioned.http://directory-nigeria.org/boko-haram-news-all-about-boko-haram.html

She's 31. Saw her details here. http://directory-nigeria.org/linda-ikeji-blog.html
We are waiting for wedding bells.
Guess that is what is remaining. The lucky man

This is a serious and pathetic issue. Nigeria lots of money as a country but greed has not allowed our leaders to use public funds in the masses best interest. A state governor spending N7.5bn on a personal private jet when he has alternatives is really absurd. And they do whatever they like and get away with it. Meanwhile just read that Bishop David Oyedepo has 4 private jets. So much for having a convoy of jets.
http://directory-nigeria.org/bishop-david-oyedepo.html

NECO Results have been released, NECO has released the eagerly awaited results of its June/July 2011/2012 examinations.
Candidates that sat for the NECO June/July 2011/2012 examinations can now check their results on the neco website: www.mynecoexams.com.
HOW TO CHECK YOUR NECO RESULTS
- After accessing the NECO website: http://www.mynecoexams.com/results/default.aspx
1. Select year Examination Type
2. Select year of examination
3. Enter your card PIN number
4. Enter your Examination Number
5. Click on “Check My Result” button
Good Luck!

Check thru here: http://directory-nigeria.org/neco-results-2011-neco-releases-20112012-junejuly-results.html

I Just want to let you people know about the University of Ghana

THE UNIVERSITY OF GHANA was founded in 1948 as the University College of the Gold Coast on the recommendation of the Asquith Commission, on Higher Education in the then British colonies. The Asquith Commission, which was set up in 1943 to investigate Higher Education, recommended among other things, the setting up of University Colleges in association with the University of London. This was followed up by a number of separate Commissions in different regions. The West Africa Commission was under the Chairmanship of the Rt. Hon. Walter Elliot. The Elliot Commission published a majority report which recommended the establishment of two University Colleges in the Gold Coast (Ghana) and Nigeria, and a minority report which held that only one University College for the whole of British West Africa was feasible. The British Government at first accepted the minority report of the Elliot Commission and decided that a University College for the whole of British West Africa should be established at Ibadan in Nigeria. But the people of the Gold Coast could not accept this recommendation. Led by the scholar and politician, the late Dr. J.B. Danquah, they urged the Gold Coast Government to inform the British Government that the Gold Coast could support a University College. The British Government accordingly reviewed its decision and agreed to the establishment of the University College of the Gold Coast.

The University College of the Gold Coast was founded by Ordinance on August 11, 1948 for the purpose of providing for and promoting university education, learning and research. Its first Principal was the late Mr. David Mowbray Balme. Mr. Balme was far-sighted, courageous and dedicated to the promotion of scholarship. By his vision, industry and single-mindedness of purpose, he built a college and laid the foundations for a sound University which is now a source of pride. In his ten years of Principalship, he created an institution whose key-note was orderly living with dignity in a community of scholars. One of the recommendations of the Asquith Commission was that the British Government should set up an Inter-Universities Council to advise on all matters relating to Higher Education in the new British Colonies. The Inter-Universities Council served the new University College of the Gold Coast in an advisory capacity, but it approved all academic appointments. This arrangement helped the College to maintain the high academic standards associated with the Universities in Britain. Also, it enabled the College to seek support of the Council in obtaining funds from the United Kingdom Government sources.

From its inception, the University College of the Gold Coast was admitted to the Scheme of Special Relationship extended by the University of London to certain English and overseas University Colleges. Under this scheme, the University College was allowed to teach for the external degree examinations of London University. It also allowed the College to modify the London syllabuses to suit local conditions and to take part in the setting and marking of examinations. But London University gave final approval to courses and examinations since the degrees given were those of the University of London. For thirteen years, therefore, the University College looked up to two separate institutions in Great Britain: to the Inter-Universities Council for guidance on its broad policy, and to the University of London for approval and control of details of degree regulations. The University College benefitted greatly from this arrangement which certainly helped to maintain its high academic standards.

Enrolment and Graduation Statistics

With a current student population of about 29754 (representing male/female ratio of about 2:1) the University of Ghana is the oldest and largest of the six public Universities in Ghana. Breakdown in terms of programmes are as follows: Post-Graduate students – 1,816; Bachelors’ Degrees – 26,154; Sub-Degrees – 1,784. International students currently enrolled in the University are also 1142. Senior Members engaged in research and teaching number 865. Senior Administrative and Professional staff also number 128.

Need education in Ghana, visit ug.edu.gh
careers? http://joblistghana.com/university-of-ghana-legon-recruitment-2011-various-vacancies.html

THE TRUTH IS BITTER. THAT DOCUMENTARY IS THE GOSPEL TRUTH ABOUT NIGERIA. BETTER ACCEPT IT.

WHEN NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT WANTS TO DO THEIR TOURISM ADVERT, THEY SHOW THE BEAUTIFUL PARTS OF ABUJA AND OBUDU. WE NEED MORE DUCUMENTARIES LIKE THIS TO SHOW OUR LEADERS THAT THEY HAVE NOT DONE ANYTHING.

OR DOES ANYBODY THINK THAT THOSE MONEY SUCKING POLITICIALN IN ABUJA WILL COME TO SEE SUCH PARTS OF LAGOS?

THE ANSWER IS NO.

WAKE UP NIGERIANS.

MORE OF THIS ALJAZEERA. THUMBS UP FOR THE EXPOSITION

Someone was asking for digoxin toxicity symptoms.

First, digoxin is a drug used to treat patients with heart failure from poor myocardial contractility ( smooth muscle contraction of the heart).
This medicatiopn is important because it helps to improve the strength of contraction but it has a very narrow therapeutic index i.e range beyond which toxicity occures. There are quite a number of symptoms associated with digoxin toxicity which include:

Hypersalivation: there is increased salivation,
Fatigue
abnormal dreams or nightmares
abdominal distress
Loss of appetite (anorexia),
Diarrhea
Confusion
Dizziness
Nightmares

The rest could be found here: http://signsandsymptoms360.com/signs-and-symptoms-of-digoxin-digitalis-toxicity.html

thanks.

South Atlantic Petroleum Limited (SAPETRO) Nigeria is an indigenous Oil Exploration and Production Company, whose vision is to be the best indigenous oil Company, striving to build a better Nigeria. SAPETRO seeks top talent Nigerians to enable her achieve this vision.

The company is recruiting now. http://directory-nigeria.org/sapetro-careers-2011south-atlantic-petroleum-limited.html

Avira antivirus seem to be working well for me.

Nigerian Customs has released a list of shortlisted candidates for the recruitment exercise conducted about 4-6weeks ago for which many Nigerians complained about the downtime of the site.

To check your name; kindly visit this link to see the details:

http://directory-nigeria.org/list-of-shortlisted-candidates-for-nigerian-customs-recruitment-2011.html

PricewaterhouseCoopers Nigeria is currently for fresh graduates to apply for graduate positions in the reputable company.
The job application is ending on the 17th of May, 2011.

visit this link to apply http://directory-nigeria.org/pricewaterhousecoopers-graduate-recruitment-2011.html

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) is recruiting for fresh graduates in Nigeria.

PwC is one of the largest professional services firms in Nigeria with offices in Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja, over 550 professional staff and 17 resident partners.

Are you a fresh Nigerian Graduate? visit http://directory-nigeria.org/pwc-graduate-recruitment-2011.html

Chevron Nigeria, a major oil and gas company in Nigeria is currently recruitning for engineering positions in the Drilling subspecialty:

COMPLETIONS ENGINEER
DRILLING ENGINEER
DRILLING FLUIDS SPECIALIST

To View and Apply to these Chevron Nigeria Recruitment, Visit http://directory-nigeria.org/chevron-nigeria-recruitment-2011.html

the best thing would have been to make a rule that a candidate will stand the chance of losing credibility if his supporters misbehave. perhaps that would have granted them the opportunity to talk to their supporters especially these northern guys that never reason and cannot differentiate between politics and religion.

ABIA STATE
Abia South PDP Enyinnaya Abaribe
Abia North PDP Uche Chukwumerije
Abia Central PDP Nkechi Nwaogu

ADAMAWA STATE
Adamawa South PDP Ahmed Hassan Barat
Adamaw North PDP Bindawa Jibrilla

ANAMBRA STATE
Anambra South PDP Andy Ubah
Anambra North PDP Prince John Emeka

EBONYI STATE
Ebonyi North PDP Christopher Chukwuma

EDO STATE
Edo North ACN Domingo Alaba Obende
Edo Central ACN Ehigie Uzamere
Edo South PDP Odion Ugbesia

GOMBE STATE
Gombe Central PDP Mohammed Danjuma Goje

ONDO STATE
Ondo North LP Robert Ajayi Boroffice
Ondo South LP Kunlere Boluwaji

BENUE STATE
Benue North west PDP Bernabas Gemade
Benue South PDP David Mark

LAGOS STATE
Lagos Central ACN Oluremi Tinubu
Lagos East ACN Gbenga Bareehu Ashafa
Lagos West ACN Ganiyu Solomon

House of Representatives:
Hon Dayo Bush Alebiosu, ACN
Mrs Jumoke Abidemi Okoya-Thoma ACN

OGUN STATE
Ogun Central ACN Gbenga Obadara
Ogun East ACN Adegbenga Kaka
Ogun West ACN Akin Odunsi

OSUN STATE
Osun Central ACN Olusola Adeyeye
Osun East ACN Omoworare Babajide Christopher
Osun West ACN Mudashiru Oyetunde

OYO STATE
Oyo Central ACN Ayoade Adeseun
Oyo South ACN Olufemi Lanlehin

ENUGU
Senate
Enugu East Hon. Gilbert Nnaji, PDP
Enugu North Senator Ayogu Eze, PDP
Enugu West Senator Ike Ekweremadu, PDP

House of Representatives seats
Hon. Ofor Chukwuegbo, PDP
Amb. Kingsley Ebenyi, PDP
Hon. Patrick Asadu, PDP
Bar. Tobias Okechukwu, PDP
Hon. Ogbuefi Ozomgbachi, PDP
Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, PDP
Hon. Peace Nnaji, PDP
Mrs. Stella Ngwu, PDP

KWARA
Senate
Kwara Central Dr. Bukola Saraki, PDP
Kwara North Alhaji Muhammed Shaaba Lafiaji, PDP
Kwara South Senator Senator Simeon Ajibola, PDP

House of Representatives
Dr. Ali Ahmad, PDP,
Alhaji Moshood Mustapha, PDP,
Alhaji Zakari Muahmmed, PDP,
Hon. Ahman Pategi, PDP,
Dr. Rafiu Ibrahim, PDP

IMO STATE
Senate:
Kema Chuikwe PDP
Senator Osita Izunaso PDP
Matthew Ifeanyi Nwagwu PDP

House of Reps
Mbaitoli/Ikeduru, PDP
Ideato North and South, PDP
Isu, Njaba/Nkwere/Nwangele, PDP
Oru West/Oguta/Ohaji, PDP

NASARAWA
Senate
Solomon Ewuga, CPC
Senator Suleiman Adokwe, PDP, Nasarawa South

House of Reps
Dr. Joseph Kigbu, PDP
Idris Yahuza, CPC

SOKOTO
House of Reps
Alhaji Saadu Nabunkari, PDP
Umar Muhammed Bature, PDP
Alhaji Abdullahi Muhammadu Wamakko, PDP
Aminu Shehu Shagari, PDP
Alhaji Isa Saliu Bashar, PDP,
Alhaji Kabir Marafa Achida, PDP,

PLATEAU
House of Reps
Bitrus Kaze, PDP,
Mrs. Beni Lar, PDP,
Simon Mwankon, PDP,
Aminu Jonathan Punwet, PDP,
Innocent Tisel, PDP,
Idris Ahmed, ACN

FCT, ABUJA
Senate
Hon. Philip Aduda, PDP,
Musa Abari, CPC

House of Reps
Isah Egah Dobi, PDP,
Zephaniah Jisallo PDP

AKWA IBOM
Senate
Mrs. Helen Esuene, PDP South South
Alloysius Etuk PDP North west

KEBBI
Senate
Kebbi North Isa Galaudu PDP

Adamawa
Senate

PDP won all 3 senatorial seats

Katsina

CPC won all 3 Senatorial Seats

Be updated here: http://directory-nigeria.org/2011-nigerian-election-inec-results-for-nass.html

best of luck

These banks just dey sack and change human beigns like say na wrapper wey them be.
Abeg if they know say them go sack, why them come dey employ in the first place??