@OP,you fall your hand by mentioned Forestry and Wildlife
If I comes to this world again I will go for Forestry again,
Am living like a king,what am earning as a stipend is what Lecturer 1 is earning as a salary in Nigeria
Please Forestry student,apply for scholarship,we have upper hand

What took them so long
I received the mail but unfortunate I don't think I will be available
MSC scholarship on point!!!!

Ekiti don enter one chance!!!!!!!!!

Must you apply for job alone?
Why not try scholarship?
Am living like a king here in one of the African country
My stipend is equivalent to what Lecturer 1 is having in Nigeria
And after my programme here,am 100% assured that the employment is at my disposal
Even,if I don't want any secular job,I can set up my own firm because I know who I am
I thank God because I live like a king,my monthly rent here is equivalent to N15,000,
Infact I thank God
My advice for colleagues of mine is APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIP

RIP to the dead
Father ate the grapevine,son teeth his been set on edge
E se rere o

SamSara01: Friday 5th of September will make it exactly 3 months I passed out of service. I'm a 1st class holder and the best graduating student of my department and faculty in a reputable public university in the south-west but I'm currently unemployed. Of course, my cause of worry does not major on being currently unemployed, but majors on how the hope of getting a job soon seems so deem. More worrying is how professionals, lecturers, friends, family and everyone else alike kept and keep singing to my hear how so easy it will be for people like me to secure not just a job but a very good job. As it is, I don't seem better off than someone who spent every single night at a night club while I was burying my head in books during my school days. How do I motivate an aspiring student who thinks what I'm carrying is the gateway to success? If this has been the tale of people like me, then 1st class honour has truly been over-hyped in Nigeria.

[b]Listen very well my brother,am also a first class student from south-west with the aim of having my authomatic employment with my school according to the innovation of the former vice-chancellor,but you know this is Nigeria of ours,Immediately the man stepped aside from being vice chancellor some Professors with the incubent vice chancellor ganged up that automatic employment must be stopped,My brother,they eventually succeeded in this wicked act,But GOD is still on the throne,why cant you apply for several scholarships,I trust God you will have one,as am talking to you,am in Kenya for my MSC programme,I mean FULL SCHOLARSHIP,I lived like a king,what am collecting here as a stipend is almost the same with what LECTURER 1 is having as a salary in Nigeria.
Dont look down on yourself,try scholarship,to crown it all,after the one am undergoing here at Jomo Kenyatta(Msc in Research Methods),I was awarded another one to study Environmental Engineering at University of Nairobi
Please my brother,I want you to know this,the Lord that gave you 1st class knew where you will definitely use it,it is just a matter of time.
Thanks and God bless[/b]

Who appointed this daft?I think is Jonathan

Is like Nigerian are now waking up from their slumber to choose their leader

ayourbamie: He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day.

Thanks brother,God bless

dejt4u:
run for ur dear life broda

Thanks ,God bless,I really aprc8 that

Good morning house,I need you urgent postive response on the issue want to raise. I graduated 2011 from one of the university in the southwest with a very good grade with the right of the university to give me an automatic employment and likely travelling abroad for master programme,but here my country naija,the enemy of progress stood up and scuttled the programme immediately the former Vc stepped aside,so there is vacancy and I put in for it but due to hatred from my dept,I wasnt shortlisted,the

superior1: Ebora Owu has got a plan, watch out!

Confirmed!

gratiaeo: GEj should as a matter of urgency without fear or favor, arrest all the corrupt government functionaries both the ex and present. Including OBJ, IBB, ATIKU etc. By taking action, no one will henceforth call you dumb. Forget 2015 and damn the consequence of your action.

Won ko bi iya GEJ 1 MILLION

Yours GEJ,:
oya make dem send police to go cordon off Baba's house so that the meeting no go hold. Abi no be the fisherman tactic be that?

Won ko nii fe fi ori oka ho imu

The All Progressive Congress (APC) has revealed that President Jonathan paid 8 billion Naira to governor Peter Obi of Anambra state to swing the recent gubernitorial election in the state. This was revealed Wednesday morning in Oyo by APC’s Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed. The APC accused President Jonathan of using monies from the Ecological Fund to dispense favour to his cronies.

The party accused President Goodluck Jonathan of using the Ecological Fund, set up to address the country’s serious ecological problems, as a tool to further divide the ranks of the nation’s Governors and solidify his reputation as a partisan and sectional leader.

APC’s Interim National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said President Jonathan’s decision to grant 2 billion Naira each to 17 states, none of which belongs to the main opposition APC and all of which are controlled by Governors deemed to be Jonathan’s supporters, negates what he should be: The leader of the whole nation!

It wondered what kind of coincidence would exclude all the APC-controlled states from being considered for receiving assistance from the Ecological Fund, ”when we have it on good authority that our Governors even sought such assistance”. ”The 2 billion naira assistance was given to Abia, Anambra, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Cross River, Gombe, Kaduna, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Ondo, Plateau, Ebonyi, Delta, Enugu and Taraba States.

”Before then, 5 billion Naira had been given to Akwa Ibom State ostensibly for ‘urgent matters’ while 8 billion Naira was given to Anambra for the ‘maintenance of the Niger bridge’, in reality perhaps a slush fund for the stolen gubernatorial election in the state.

”To the best of our knowledge, even if 8 billion naira is not enough to construct a second Niger bridge, it will go a long way. We are yet to see any maintenance to justify such a huge fund that was given for that purpose, further confirming our fears on what the real purpose of that money might have been.

”It is sad that a President whose divisive politics helped to break the ranks of the nation’s State Governors has now graduated to using funds from the Federation Account to dispense favours to Governors he perceive to be his cronies.

”This is the tragedy of a President who was elected on a pan-Nigerian mandate but has now turned himself to a sectional, partisan and most divisive leader in the country’s history,” APC said.

muribash2006@yahoo.com.
Thanks and God bless

Pls help,my own case is i wouldnt sleep if another person body touch my body bcs the temperature is nt d same.Again,the issue of menstral period,i hate it to the pit of hell,it irritate me die,am praying God help me

Twenty-seven years after the brutal murder by a parcel bomb of the journalist Dele Giwa, the fog surrounding those behind his death has been substantially cleared by 70-year-old Major Debo Basorun (retd.), former Chief Press Secretary to ex-military President Ibrahim Babangida. In an interview published this morning in National Mirror, Basorun was asked: “Are you saying categorically that it was Babangida who ordered the killing of Dele Giwa?” His answer: “Yes, yes and yes.”
The septuagenarian had yesterday broken down in tears as he recalled Giwa’s dastardly murder during the launch in Lagos of his book, 'Honour for Sale: An Inside Account of the Murder of Dele Giwa'.
In the explosive interview, Basorun also accused his erstwhile boss of bringing corruption to the highest level in the country and of committing a lot of atrocities. Please read on:

Question: What informed your decision to write a book about some salient events in the nation’s history?

Immediately I left this country for exile in United States of America in 1989, I gathered all the materials for the book. I started making jottings on long hand. By 1994 the book was ready and the transcript was given to Prof. Wole Soyinka during the NADECO struggles. But for one reason or the other, I could not put it through

Why did you go on exile?
I had to run when my life was in danger. I was then the Chief Press Secretary to General Ibrahim Babangida, the former Head of State. Since I know some facts surrounding the death of Dele Giwa, the government was uncomfortable with me, therefore they were looking for how to eliminate me.
Babangida’s government was involved in the planning and assassination of Dele Giwa. And because I was privy to that information, the government was unhappy, unsettled; it was jittery and wanted to get rid of me. It suspected that I could say the truth.
When I saw the handwriting on the wall and between life and death, I ran for my life. I had to escape from the country after I took them to court. I was the only principal officer serving that will take the government to court.
Despite several injunctions, at the Lagos High Court, the military government then just refused to come to the court to present their side of the story. The court said they should leave me alone, but they were hunting for me everywhere and since my life was no longer safe, I had to leave.

What are the salient facts that you have in your custody that made you think the government was looking for you?

These facts are hidden in the book and if you get a copy, you will see the intrigue that was woven round the killing of Dele Giwa. You will see the role certain characters played in the murder. I was even induced with money, but I refused, that was the time I had to run away. Now I believe it is better to state the fact the way it was no matter whose ox is gored. It is better to run away than to collect money from the devil.

Are you saying categorically that it was Babangida who ordered the killing of Dele Giwa?

Yes, yes and yes.
What about the involvement of Cols. Haliru Akilu and A. K. Togun?
Yes, these guys were in the military intelligence. They were all involved. If there is any dirty job to be done, the military intelligence would do it. I am a dramatic personae in that unit, therefore there is nothing they are doing that I would not know. The bitter truth is that Dele Giwa was killed by the Babangida regime. The whole thing was surrounded by mystery of our government. It is unfortunate that nobody has been brought to book.

Are you not afraid of your life now that all those you implicated in your book are still alive?

That was then that I used to fear, I am old enough to die now. That is the reason why I wrote this book, ‘Honour for Sale’. If eventually it leads to my death, I have no regrets.
Why did they tag you a rebel while in the army, especially on the issue of a strong memo you wrote to your superior officer. What happened then?
That was when I was in the army. The issue that forced me out into exile was that Babangida was the President. There were two different scenarios here. One of the things that endeared Babangida to so many troops was his sense of fairness and sense of accommodating, no matter where you come from. After I became his spokesperson in the army, I realised that most of our gadgets in the army had inscriptions written on them in Arabic.
Despite the fact that I was a Muslim, I found it offensive that English was our lingua franca and that those things ought to have been written in English. I raised a memo and sent to him. He did not want to act on it, when Akilu, who was the Director of Military Intelligence got wind of it, he was bitter with me. He called me all sorts of names and came to accuse me for initiating such a memo.
Was there any sinister move from Akilu over what you did?
He was just harassing me, but Babangida shielded me, and told me that I should lie low. There was a time he told me that I should not mind him. I was doing a good job and the image of the army, which had been battered, was being restored gradually.
Don’t you think that the society will blame you for concealing such information you are divulging now for many years?
No; they will not, against the backdrop of what went wrong then. I knew why I went to court and refused to be posted to where they can kill me. There was a precedent, they have killed people in that unit before and nothing happened, therefore I didn’t want to be killed. If I did not have my facts, I will not go to court. That was why they muzzled everybody including the court. They were very powerful and there was nothing they could not do.

Was that the reason why all the cases of glaring assassinations the country have been witnessing after the killing of Dele Giwa cannot be traced?

It is only now that the police investigate cases of assassination and other organised crimes. Those days, the police cannot investigate anything. In fact, during the time of Babangida, the police was just a toothless bull dog. They were just there at the beck and call of the powers that be, then and there was nothing the rank and file could do.

Is it true that the IBB you know can do anything to bribe his way out of any situation?

I can tell you authoritatively that Babangida was a corrupt man. He was very corrupt. Several times, I had collected bribe for him. I am not claiming to be a saint, because I was a part of that government.
It is ‘obey the last order’ in the military. I know bribery is not good, but it was a military assignment that you must carry out; it is a duty that you must do. If the society wants to blame me for that, I will take up the blame. IBB introduced a new dimension to corruption in Nigeria on a large scale.

Recently the same IBB came out to condemn corruption in the country, how do you react to that?

It is very unfortunate that he, who took corruption to the highest level, could do so. Every Head of State in this country, apart from Muritala Mohammed and Muhammadu Buhari, were all corrupt.
The idea behind the book is just to call on Nigerians that they should not allow impunity to continue, enough is enough. After Dele Giwa, a lot of people, including journalists have been killed by the powers that be, yet nobody has unravelled the killings. What that is telling us is that the media is not doing enough to come out with such investigative stories, one day nobody knows who could come next as their target.
That is the challenge I pose to them now; let them come and kill me. I no longer fear for my life. I am old enough to die now if that is the sacrifice to pay for telling the truth and exposing all the hidden facts in our past brutal political history. I don’t want to go to my grave with this heavy load on my chest, today I have children and grandchildren, so if death comes now, I have left a legacy for the next generation to ponder on. They offered me money to keep quiet, but I refused, knowing full well that a day like this will come.
In 2010, Babangida wanted to use the Chief of Army Staff as they came up with spurious charge that cannot withstand the test of time against me that I stole money in the army. I took them to court, but they could not defend it.
After that all other Chiefs of Army Staff who had sat on that chair realised that the issue was a political one and decided not to dabble into it. They did not want to dabble into it for the fear that a day like this may come where all the hidden facts will be in the open. They did all that could be done to rubbish my image and harass me publicly but it all failed.
Was there any specific attempt on your life in the course of this crisis?
When I was in exile, Babangida wanted to eliminate me, but all his attempts failed. He used the Nigerian Embassy in America to prosecute all these atrocities, he even got in touch with some corrupt US agencies to do the shady deal for him, but all failed. I was forced to go to court there before I was vindicated. Babangida was afraid of this day, when all his misdeeds of the past would be laid bare in the open to the public through my book.

As an insider, do you believe that there were few cabals that were controlling the destiny of this country?

Yes, Babangida is one of them. Let me tell you the bitter truth: all those who have been controlling the political power of this country are few cliques who are re-cycling themselves, either military or civilian. Most of them are in government by proxy; all their agents are in government.
Let me give you an example, there are some people, who were with me in Dodan Barracks and who are still in the present government. For us to move forward, let all the old brigade hands off, including myself. Let the young people take over the reins of power and run it. With all these dead woods around, former this and former that, we are not going to get anywhere.

Would you say we need revolution to make things right?

Revolution is the last resort. Yes things are not going as it ought to go, but Nigerians can endure a lot, however there is limit to human endurance. When Nigerians are pressed to the wall, revolution will come naturally. The handwriting is clearly on the wall.

dead news

Kudos to ASUU,for the first time in history,they held FG ball in their hand,kasalla don burst,FG TI DA ORAN,I know FG AND MADAM NOA insincerity will not sign,imagine,that useless David mark insulting Onosode as novice to enter 2009 agreement,he must sign on behalf of senate

Slizbeat: I laugh in Swahili.

Obiano has been cleared since and what he did was a transfer and not double registration.

Ngige will not even win in Idemili South where he is from and it happens to be my L.G.A. Mark my words.

November 16th things.

Don't quote.

Day dreaming bros,wake up before bed wetting

naijathings:
[size=18pt]this is the number one problem and a very big reason why Nigeria might never get better.
it is nobody's business but it is everybody's country.[/size]

WHO IS HOLDING HIM NOT TO RESUME?dont mind him my guy

Tax payer money for another committee again,Naija I hail o

SNC dead on arrival

The rule can never work,it will just create more problems,well I want you people that always open mouth anyhow that,students is at the receiving end,either they stop their salary now or later,FG will surely pay it later,the more no work,no pay rule,the more student stay at home[b][/b]

GEJ IS VISIONLESS MY PEOPLE[b][/b]

bestman09: Sylvester is not Ojukwu's son, how much more his first son. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu actually disowned him while alive! He wasn't even allowed near the burial of Dim Ojukwu. The first son of Dim Ojukwu is Chief Emeka Ojukwu jnr. DO NOT BE DECEIVED,Sylvester is a bastard and can never represent the family anywhere. Ngige is moving with clowns and pretenders. Hope all of u shouting sai ngige on nairaland will go out to vote on Nov 16.

are u dia?

wike must be intoxicated by 2015 ambition,stupid man[b][/b]

pls house,i have paid since last 3 weeks now,but anytime i wanted to print my acknowledgement ,it always tell me is not ready yet,i should wait for 2 working days,pls what is wrong?help me out

ennon92: If they like they can embark on a 10year strike dats their problem....my main concern is 4 ASUU to call off.

Why did you forget so soon that ASUU cannot function effectively without NASSU,pls get that one right

dammysphere: Can any gov parastertal use email of cdfipb.support@drexeltechglobal.com? Not carrying domain name of the organisation i.e immigration@gov.ng,another question is that what's d meaning of cdfipb?

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