jaycent:
T.man I got something for you, ma bro!

Show it to me

tylann:


Show it to me

It's a fvcking rolling papers, you know?
I kept yours as hommie for life

Yes a Kenya private earn more than a Nigeria major

tylann:
https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/economy/KDF-gets-Sh2-5bn-for-pay-raise/3946234-5119092-view-asAMP-f5q744/index.html

jaycent:
It's a fvcking rolling papers, you know?
I kept yours as hommie for life

Good lord you are making me salivate
I will show you mine
Where do you get stuff

tylann:



Good lord you are making me salivate
I will show you mine
Where do you get stuff

I normally buy from niggas. They ain't smiling, you Know! You need to be a coded nigga

Swahili beach resort Mombasa Kenya.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LKx4ZmzDW0]

Baobab resort Mombasa Kenya

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvI0b5tIFFc]

jaycent:
I normally buy from niggas. They ain't smiling, you Know! You need to be a coded nigga

Okay
I happen to be a dealer you know
I know the rules in my block

L-R: Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo; Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode; and former President of Ghana and Chairman, convocation lecture, Mr. John Mahama during the 23rd Convocation of Lagos State University (LASU) and commissioning of the new Senate Building at the University Campus, Ojo, on Thursday.

By Kazeem Ugbodaga

Former Ghanaian President, John Dramani Mahama has charged African universities to move away from the colonial system of education and focus on science and technology to engender growth and development of the continent.

Mahama spoke on Thursday at the 23rd Convocation of the Lagos State University, LASU, Ojo area of Lagos, where he was chairman of the occassion.

He said universities must provide visionary leadership and have academic autonomy, while political institutions must also avoid interference with the running of academic institutions.

Mahama stated that for African universities to set the tone as African centres of excellence, there must be adequate funding, while they must also collaborate with each others in terms of multiple campuses for different specializations in different countries.

“African universities can help bridge the gap created in African countries by focusing on science, technology and innovation which can be the catalysts for the development of Africa,” Mahama said.

Also, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who commissioned the new Senate Building of LASU, expressed optimism that the ultra-modern edifice would go a long way in enhancing academic activities and positively changing the landscape of the institution.

Osinbajo, who delivered the 23rd Convocation Lecture of the university before inaugurating the Senate Building, also said time had come for African countries to invest more in education to lift the people of the continent out of poverty.

Speaking on the theme: “Africa Centres of Excellence in African Universities: A Veritable Catalyst for Nation Building and Development,” the Vice President also said that time had come for universities in Africa to be at the fore front of building research and collaboration to find lasting solutions to the myriad of challenges confronting the continent.

“So what do we need to do to convert our country to the greatest Centre for innovation and creativity in the world? Three things: number one education, number two education and number three education. The truth is that education is the most powerful force for socio economic change in the world. The UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report and the Education Commission’s Learning Generation Report provides important evidence on the impact of education on individual’s earnings and economic growth,” Osinbajo said.

While expressing Federal Government‘s commitment to continue to collaborate with the Universities to play up education of the people, Osinbajo said this had become imperative owing to the fact that education remains the most important force to global change.

He said through improvement in learning and quality education, Nigerians could be lifted from abject poverty, just as he also emphasized the need for more premium to be placed on girls’ education.

On his part, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode said it was gratifying to note that LASU was now well-positioned to be among Nigeria’s leading universities and a proper citadel of learning and character development.

Recalling some of the challenges the university was contending with in 2015 when his administration came on board such as backlog of unreleased results, low government subvention, infrastructure deficit, incessant industrial and student conflicts, among others, Governor Ambode said on assumption of office he immediately embarked on some reforms which today turned the story of the university around for good.

He said aside from amending the laws of the university and embarking on massive upgrade of infrastructure, the government also selected individuals with experience, dedication and a track record of remarkable leadership to lead the Governing Council, adding that the development changed the narrative of the University.

“Today, there is an atmosphere of peace and industrial harmony in LASU. The backlog of results have been cleared and our students are graduating every year; stepping out in flying colours, armed with qualifications, character and ideas to change the world.

“Our government increased the subvention for LASU and also amended the laws governing the Institution especially regarding the tenure of the Vice-Chancellor and making LASU a residential institution.

“We have embarked on an extensive infrastructural development which has entailed upgrading the network of roads within the institution and installation of street lights. In line with our efforts to transform LASU, our Government embarked on various projects to add to the infrastructural landscape of the University: The new Senate Building we are commissioning today; a project started by my predecessor, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN); A new Students Arcade, An Ultra-Modern Central Library, The New Faculty of Management Sciences Building, and LASU Homes,” he said.

He said the Students’ Arcade which was at 75 per cent completion stage had already been fully paid for, while work on the Central Library was at 60 per cent completion stage and would be completed by the end of the year, as well as the new Faculty of Management Sciences and construction of 3 prototype blocks of Lagos Homs Apartments at the LASU staff quarters.

Also, the Governor said it was equally gratifying to note that 6000 bed student hostel initiated by his administration was on course to be delivered through a Public Private Partnership (PPP), while other initiatives have been implemented in the education sector, including the Ready.Set.Work project.

“Ladies and Gentlemen, the education of our youths is imperative. It will shape the future of our nation. As the State’s Number 1 tertiary institution, we have tried to give LASU the right attention it deserves. This is one of the reasons why I made it a point of duty to attend all the Convocation Ceremonies of this institution since we came into office in 2015.

“Asides what we have done in LASU, we have initiated programmes to prepare our youths for the challenges of this era; to enable them have a good mix of theoretical and practical knowledge to fit into life after school. One of such programmes is the ‘Ready, Set, Work’ Initiative for all final year students of Tertiary Institutions in Lagos State.

“Three years down the line, the ‘Ready Set Work’ initiative is already yielding the positive results we desired, with over 30,000 students trained through the face-to-face and online academy. Over 3,000 students have gotten internship placements with leading corporate organizations and the enthusiasm of our students to be part of this programme has grown from year to year. I am very confident today that our youths and graduates are ready for work and ready for innovation,” the governor said.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/05/16/african-universities-must-move-away-from-colonial-system-of-education-ex-ghanaian-president/&ved=2ahUKEwizwaOm7qLiAhW8QxUIHSRNDiIQFjAAegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw0hOvDhRkpqi1yUS4gH2zzL

tylann:


Okay
I happen to be a dealer you know
I know the rules in my block

Lol I hope you keep to the rules

Jonraid:
Meat consumption. In Africa, the misconception is that poor people cannot afford meat. How true is that? I'll leave it to you!

Interesting!

jaycent:
Lol I hope you keep to the rules

Yes i know tylann & co. Make the rules

theenchanter:
I had to comment on this....

First n foremost..... when it calls for comparing stats between countries, u don't use an article from one of d countries, its better to use stats from a valid source like d IMF or United Nations or any body responsible for d necessary stats rather than an article from businessday.co.ke.

Secondly.... rvp is a prevaricator (I've known that since I can't remember). He said kenya ranked 2nd after SA while kenya is actually trailing 4 countries (according to d article) i decided not to respond to his claim but have to respond because he's already misleading people like u.

Finally.... u can't compare d wealth of nations by mere conversion of currencies.

Whatever,nigga! That's why I said:

[b][b]Intelligent people see the obvious.[/b][/b]

Fuckeduppedness very true! The only difference is that a Nigerian major will h@v3 a big stomach, as if he swelled 1000 balls of 3ba. they call it stomach infrastructure in nigeria . Chai, naija don fvck up no be small

rvp2018:
Yes a Kenya private earn more than a Nigeria major

Fuelish Ipob Biafran goat talking from its anus, as usual That piece of sh1t called Nigeria is already in the dustbin

Boy, you are truly dumb bark no bite my dog has more sense that fool

jaycent:
Puahahahaha. What else do you want to see we all know Ghana is a shitthol. A useless country filled with useless animals like that chrisgay idiot

Small country with the huge recourses and population still look like South Sudan people are drinking water from gutter. people are eating from the dusting, poor people like Chrisgay idiot

Very useless and disgusting country to live. Foolish animals

PetroDollax:
[s]Fuelish Ipob Biafran goat talking from its anus, as usual That piece of sh1t called Nigeria is already in the dustbin

Boy, you are truly dumb bark no bite my dog has more sense that fool [/s]

This one have run mad

Chris, you have really exposed this foolish nnewi boy,huh? Foolish, illiterate, smelly Anambra ipob goat good job

chrisagyei:
And again, you don't want me to insult your country and you're insulting my country. Are you ok ;Dhahahahaha,stupid coward Nigerian,why do you keep modifying and changing your comment,are you scared now you hopeless poverty gay ads maggot from the zoo country.About your Facebook account,I still have it and your useless name.You see what gets me annoyed is you're hopelessly unemployed stupid fool who opens your smelly buccal cavity to insult Ghana and you're backing off now and tryna reach out and make friends with Ghanaians.Hahahahahaha,you see no one gives a fuucck about who you're friends with,you're just a little gay boy risking your miserable life to defend a zoo.You yourself are a zoo.How can you take pride in a useless watch and your brother working his slave ass in an arab country.No Ghanaian will ever give you attention you useless bratt.I said never say Ghana in your miserable life and you're not heeding to my warnings,*sigh*everyone can talk about Ghana except you this illiterate pig and that useless transgendered obaroma or whatever.Have you ever being to the university before or crossed your useless Nigerian border.Just look at your sick body and stupid being you zoo maggot

Your entire generation are mad! drunk from inhaling generator fumes,magg0t thieving evil scvmbag you are a living proof that a boy can live without a brain

jaycent:
This one have run mad

PetroDollax:
Your entire generation are mad! drunk from inhaling generator fumes,magg0t thieving evil scvmbag you are a living proof that a boy can live without a brain

Thunder fire you, fire your useless life there foolish sakawa criminal like you mumu goat. Your life don finish. One sense you no get dirty smelling pig

Fuckeduppedness charles izuchukwu sick, demented nigerian/Biafran fool from nnewi we getting closer and closer to this criminal

PetroDollax:
Fuckeduppedness charles izuchukwu sick, demented nigerian/Biafran fool from nnewi we getting closer and closer to this criminal

look how happy you're because you have finally know the real name of the person that's wiping your ass

Are you not a sakawa criminal from Ashanti useless magot like you

Happy? Fuckeduppedness you look sick and wasted you look as if you haven’t eaten for one year fact I am disappointed that I wasted my precious time on a starving lunatic he has all the signs of a weather beaten life charles izuchukwu,nnewi

jaycent:
look how happy you're because you have finally know the real name of the person that's wiping your ass

Are you not a sakawa criminal from Ashanti useless magot like you

PetroDollax:
Happy? Fuckeduppedness you look sick and wasted you look as if you haven’t eaten for one year fact I am disappointed that I wasted my precious time on a starving lunatic he has all the signs of a weather beaten life charles izuchukwu,nnewi

I'm also disappointed that I wasted my precious time on a hungry waste product like you I don't blame you, I blame your father for pouring that old sperm.inside that hole to produce a disgusting magot like you

And again I haven't eaten only on Nairaland but I head that Ghanaians only eat once a day. That means you haven't eating thru out today

Useless Ashanti criminal

jaycent:
I'm also disappointed that I wasted my precious time on a hungry waste product like you I don't blame you, I blame your father for pouring that old sperm.inside that hole to produce a disgusting magot like you

And again I haven't eaten only on Nairaland but I head that Ghanaians only eat once a day. That means you haven't eating thru out today

Useless Ashanti criminal

let me correct you again

theres nothing like Ashanti

Just30:
let me correct you again

theres nothing like Ashanti

Really but I always see some Ghanaians calling others Ashanti during tribal war

jaycent:
L-R: Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo; Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode; and former President of Ghana and Chairman, convocation lecture, Mr. John Mahama during the 23rd Convocation of Lagos State University (LASU) and commissioning of the new Senate Building at the University Campus, Ojo, on Thursday.

By Kazeem Ugbodaga

Former Ghanaian President, John Dramani Mahama has charged African universities to move away from the colonial system of education and focus on science and technology to engender growth and development of the continent.

Mahama spoke on Thursday at the 23rd Convocation of the Lagos State University, LASU, Ojo area of Lagos, where he was chairman of the occassion.

He said universities must provide visionary leadership and have academic autonomy, while political institutions must also avoid interference with the running of academic institutions.

Mahama stated that for African universities to set the tone as African centres of excellence, there must be adequate funding, while they must also collaborate with each others in terms of multiple campuses for different specializations in different countries.

“African universities can help bridge the gap created in African countries by focusing on science, technology and innovation which can be the catalysts for the development of Africa,” Mahama said.

Also, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who commissioned the new Senate Building of LASU, expressed optimism that the ultra-modern edifice would go a long way in enhancing academic activities and positively changing the landscape of the institution.

Osinbajo, who delivered the 23rd Convocation Lecture of the university before inaugurating the Senate Building, also said time had come for African countries to invest more in education to lift the people of the continent out of poverty.

Speaking on the theme: “Africa Centres of Excellence in African Universities: A Veritable Catalyst for Nation Building and Development,” the Vice President also said that time had come for universities in Africa to be at the fore front of building research and collaboration to find lasting solutions to the myriad of challenges confronting the continent.

“So what do we need to do to convert our country to the greatest Centre for innovation and creativity in the world? Three things: number one education, number two education and number three education. The truth is that education is the most powerful force for socio economic change in the world. The UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report and the Education Commission’s Learning Generation Report provides important evidence on the impact of education on individual’s earnings and economic growth,” Osinbajo said.

While expressing Federal Government‘s commitment to continue to collaborate with the Universities to play up education of the people, Osinbajo said this had become imperative owing to the fact that education remains the most important force to global change.

He said through improvement in learning and quality education, Nigerians could be lifted from abject poverty, just as he also emphasized the need for more premium to be placed on girls’ education.

On his part, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode said it was gratifying to note that LASU was now well-positioned to be among Nigeria’s leading universities and a proper citadel of learning and character development.

Recalling some of the challenges the university was contending with in 2015 when his administration came on board such as backlog of unreleased results, low government subvention, infrastructure deficit, incessant industrial and student conflicts, among others, Governor Ambode said on assumption of office he immediately embarked on some reforms which today turned the story of the university around for good.

He said aside from amending the laws of the university and embarking on massive upgrade of infrastructure, the government also selected individuals with experience, dedication and a track record of remarkable leadership to lead the Governing Council, adding that the development changed the narrative of the University.

“Today, there is an atmosphere of peace and industrial harmony in LASU. The backlog of results have been cleared and our students are graduating every year; stepping out in flying colours, armed with qualifications, character and ideas to change the world.

“Our government increased the subvention for LASU and also amended the laws governing the Institution especially regarding the tenure of the Vice-Chancellor and making LASU a residential institution.

“We have embarked on an extensive infrastructural development which has entailed upgrading the network of roads within the institution and installation of street lights. In line with our efforts to transform LASU, our Government embarked on various projects to add to the infrastructural landscape of the University: The new Senate Building we are commissioning today; a project started by my predecessor, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN); A new Students Arcade, An Ultra-Modern Central Library, The New Faculty of Management Sciences Building, and LASU Homes,” he said.

He said the Students’ Arcade which was at 75 per cent completion stage had already been fully paid for, while work on the Central Library was at 60 per cent completion stage and would be completed by the end of the year, as well as the new Faculty of Management Sciences and construction of 3 prototype blocks of Lagos Homs Apartments at the LASU staff quarters.

Also, the Governor said it was equally gratifying to note that 6000 bed student hostel initiated by his administration was on course to be delivered through a Public Private Partnership (PPP), while other initiatives have been implemented in the education sector, including the Ready.Set.Work project.

“Ladies and Gentlemen, the education of our youths is imperative. It will shape the future of our nation. As the State’s Number 1 tertiary institution, we have tried to give LASU the right attention it deserves. This is one of the reasons why I made it a point of duty to attend all the Convocation Ceremonies of this institution since we came into office in 2015.

“Asides what we have done in LASU, we have initiated programmes to prepare our youths for the challenges of this era; to enable them have a good mix of theoretical and practical knowledge to fit into life after school. One of such programmes is the ‘Ready, Set, Work’ Initiative for all final year students of Tertiary Institutions in Lagos State.

“Three years down the line, the ‘Ready Set Work’ initiative is already yielding the positive results we desired, with over 30,000 students trained through the face-to-face and online academy. Over 3,000 students have gotten internship placements with leading corporate organizations and the enthusiasm of our students to be part of this programme has grown from year to year. I am very confident today that our youths and graduates are ready for work and ready for innovation,” the governor said.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/05/16/african-universities-must-move-away-from-colonial-system-of-education-ex-ghanaian-president/&ved=2ahUKEwizwaOm7qLiAhW8QxUIHSRNDiIQFjAAegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw0hOvDhRkpqi1yUS4gH2zzL

That building is one terrific master piece. The Senate building should be up to 30 floors with the central library a few floor above 20.
Ambode has really done alot for lagos infastructural upgrade. He has started the waste management system already. All house are expected to pay a certain amount of money monthly and it is a compulsory levy although I think it is quite expensive for a little below average lagosian but I think it is an avenue to collect tax. And with these new oshodi interchange that is set to be completed soon more tax are going to be collected for infastructural upgrade.

He has also done the student arcade with master piece hostel. Lasu is definitely going to make it on the list of top african universities in africa.


These week in lagos is called commissioning galore. I mean more infastructure gets to be commissioned

samorobo:




That building is one terrific master piece. The Senate building should be up to 30 floors with the central library a few floor above 20.
Ambode has really done alot for lagos infastructural upgrade. He has started the waste management system already. All house are expected to pay a certain amount of money monthly and it is a compulsory levy although I think it is quite expensive for a little below average lagosian but I think it is an avenue to collect tax. And with these new oshodi interchange that is set to be completed soon more tax are going to be collected for infastructural upgrade.

He has also done the student arcade with master piece hostel. Lasu is definitely going to make it on the list of top african universities in africa.


These week in lagos is called commissioning galore. I mean more infastructure gets to be commissioned

Gets to be commission by who? Is it by the FG or Ambode or the new governor of Lagos State?

vaxx1:
but that is not the only road.

This is creek road here, another important Apapa road.

Check out the current state according to one nairalander today


""Creek road benefit from the reconstruction work that was recently approved by the Federal Government"". But yet it is horrible

You are becoming desperate vaxx. Why didn't you show them the part were auto josh said a bill has been assigned to these road.
And beside the road doesn't even look bad in its current state as you claimed

jaycent:
Gets to be commission by who? Is it by the FG or Ambode or the new governor of Lagos State?

Of course ambode. You know the guy would be leaving soon, so he is trying to comission all he has achieved in the past 4 years

samorobo:



Of course ambode. You know the guy would be leaving soon, so he is trying to comission all he has achieved in the past 4 years

Wow Ambode is really the vision of Lagos State. That man is really working!

tylann:


That is the giant of africa

Oh shut up and stop bickering


How about this little porridge compare

jaycent:
What if he's a Nigerian what are you going to do, huh? foolish frustrated old fool you only know how to make my but you can't do anything. Carry big mouth Nana akwado black ass

Foolish sakawa criminal defending useless coursed Nation your disgusting and useless shitthol country is coursed and dead. there is nothing you anybody can do about it, you foolish poverty gaynian

Me and you Na today Na today. You will run mad today in my hand dirty, disgusting old pig like. Foolish old Ashanti who lives in a slum wants to compare his frustrated poverty smelling self with me

Thunder fire you, fire your useless gutter country with your useless shot president called Nana akwado

Today you must face me ooo. I get your time today tomorrow anytime you will commit suicide today. dirty old pig from kumashit village, poko

am surprised upon all the damages I have done to your poverty gay azz,you still limping,well,you're a stupid poor illiterate Minna villager.Answer my question gay boy.Have you ever completed High School?Your parents are poor as Gucci and they feed you with bones,you have never worked before because the unemployment rate in the zoo called Nigeria is 60%.The only option you have is to engage in cyber fraud like 90% of your yahoo youths buh because you're very dumb,you can't do it and you go round telling your broke azz niggas that your stupid slave azz brother is in Dubai,hihihi and you have a $5 watch and you're skinny and hungry,oh and your fickeddd up parents have two houses in Abuja and Lagos buh the whole Ipob flat head(Igbo) family stay in a village in a village Niger state called Minna village.Stupid rat like you

vaxx1:
Then that is from political saboteur. I will have been well ok with it, if the new initiative is from private investors rather than from China but anyway Ghana is naturally endowned to withstand any future damages that is if possible.

Lol...let me give you the same advice you gave davefurn " it still in its pipeline stage" .your report said negotiation which means discussion.
You know your govt needs to be really careful with these guys. Follow the pattern when ever china puts the name "INDUSTRIAL " in any proposed city they boast to build for any african nation it always ends up as a wet pipe dream. I hope KONZA INDUSTRIAL CITY RINGS A BELL.

HIT US WHEN ENGINEERS AS STARTED ON THE WORK SITE, BUT FOR NOW IT JUST A DREAM YOU HAVE TO WAKE UP FROM