PHOTOS: Popular Nigerian Model Shows Off Her Backside And B**bs In Shocking New Photos

To say Nigerian models are now glorying in showing off their bodies is no understatement.
Popular Nigerian model, Kendra Etufunwa, shared the photo below on her Instagram page today.

What do you think? Sexy or Trashy?

Fresh BEEF: ‘Choc’ boy Ice Prince fires shots at Brymo

About a week ago, the Aboki of Nigerian music – Ice Prince was on Twitter talking about how artistes are ungrateful to music labels that signed them and lots of other issues all surrounded by record label issues.
Well, now we all know what direction he was taking his concerns to. Very reliable sources have revealed that although Ice Prince didn’t directly call out Brymo’s name; the tweets were directly aimed at him.
Apparently, Ice Prince has bloated out what he thinks about former label mate Brymo’s departure from ‘Chocolate City’ record label.
Long story short, rapper Ice Prince indirectly called Brymo an outright liar and ingrate …the Aboki rapper express himself on Twitter, read his tweets below:

“Just read an article and so many things said wrong. God is watching,” Ice Prince tweeted.
“Dear artiste, your career is pretty much in your hand, do not blame any label or individual if you end up not being happy with how sh*t it goes.”
“If you’re an artiste and you don’t want label to make money off you. Then don’t sign. Don’t accept the car and flat. Do everything by yourself.”
“Most of the hustle to get your music where you want it to be is on you my brother!! Spend your time working and not criticizing other artistes”
“For someone to want to put their hard earned money into your career even when he/she Spends more than they make is enough to say Thank You.”

Chicken Heart + Chicken Brain = Tonto Dikeh: Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh denies smoking and touching Cannabis

Ok, this has to be the funniest and most embarrassing celebrity moment this 2013. LOL!!!
Where do i start from? By now, all you ardent readers would have heard the news of Nollywood actress turned singer uploading photos of her looking very high accompanied by photos of cannabis wrapped up very professionally close to a boarding pass ticket with her name on it and the caption “Mi smoke ganja, mi smoke weed while my haterz smoke my gossip”. Well, the NDLEA got word on the incident and have threatened to investigate the matter which might land the actress in a 15 year jail term.
Here’s the funniest part, our self acclaimed bad girl and 9ja Rihanna heard the news and the actress soiled her pants, Tonto quickly came on Twitter and denied any such happenings, saying it was all photoshopped and that it was a fan that designed her name with the marijuana!!
Hmmmm………..can you believe that??? Ok oooh, lets keep watching!!!

higher instituitions and their tuition fees for 2013

The information below contains the first year tuition fees applicable to various tertiary institutions in the country,
The Fees below have been carefully and precisely gathered by VNTI Correspondents in the institution concerned, but is still open to corrections, should there be any change in the tuition fees of these institutions.
YABATECH => N35000
OAU => N37,000
UNIZIK => N67,000
FUNAAB => N48,000
AAU => N80,000
OOU => N135,000
RSUST => N40,000
FUTO => N40,000
DELSU => N38000
TSUJ => N32,000
FUOYE => N75,000
UNIBEN => N50,000
—-All sciences/Engeneering/ =N49500 Aceptance fee N45000
—-All social/management/education=N46000 Acceptance fee N45000
— Acceptance fee for college of medicine is N65000
NASARAWA => N21,000
UNIPORT => N36000
ABU => N41,000
LOKOJA=N38,000
MINNA => N30,000
LASU => N190,000 – 250,000
UI => N29,000
AAUA => N50,000
UNN => N39,000
NOUN=N38,000
BUK => N42,000
UNILAG => N40,000
ILORIN => N35,000
UNIOSUN => N85,000
TASUED => N60,000
LAUTECH => N95,000
UNAD => N105,000
BOWEN => N550,000
ABUJA => N40,000
IMSU => FREE
UNIJOS => 39,000
ABU => N35,000
UNICAL=N40,000
ANSU => N46,000
KSUSTA => N35,000
LEAD => N1.5 mill
FUTA => N47,000
ABSU => N90,000
YOLA => N34,000
BAYERO => 31,000
UNICAL=N38,5000
AKSU => N30,000
KSU indigene- 35,600, Non-indigenes- 53,500
OSUN POLY => N28000
IBADAN POLY => N 45000
FED POLY ADO => N29000
OWO POLY => N32000
MOSHOOD ABIOLA POLY => N75000
LASPOTECH => N38000
FEDERAL POLY OKO => N28000
FEDERAL POLY ILARO => N30000
FEDERAL POLY BIDA => N23000 (it varies with department)
AUCHI POLYTECHNIC => N27000
KADUNA POLY => N24000
ABIA POLY => N28000
ENUGU POLY => N26500
KWARA POLY => N21000
FEDERAL POLY NEKEDE => N32000
Please, Help Us Keep This Page Updated, Correct any Errors or Irregularities, We might have made with your Institution, or add your fees, if its not listed, using the comment box below.
Thank You to all who has contributed in this list!

ANNOUNCEMENT OF POST UTME

New Post-Utme Date Announced: In Case You Don't Know:
The following institution's post-utme/Pre-degree/Admission Forms is out!!

• UNILAG. • MOUAU. • DELSU. • ANSU
• UNN. • LASU. • IMSU. • UNIBEN
• UNIPORT. • NDU. • Laspotech. • O.A.U. • Fed. Poly Nekede • Adeleke University, Ede. • Crutech
• FUTA
• UNIJOS
• Landmark University
• Fedpoly Idah
• University Of Ibadan(UI)
• TASUED
• Fountain University
• Babcock University
• Covenant University
• Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo
• FUNAAB
• Federal Polytechnic Idah

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE ABEOKUTA ADMISSION PROCESS FOR THE YEAR 2013

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ABEOKUTA
E-mail: registrar@funaab.edu.ng or admission@funaab.edu.ng
REGISTRATION AND UP-LOADING OF INFORMATION ON BIO-DATA AND RESULTS FOR 2013/2014 UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION
All applicants seeking undergraduate admission into 100, 200 and 300 Levels in the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) are hereby invited to register on-line for the 2013/2014 Admission.
The applications must be from suitably qualified candidates who have applied to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and have chosen the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) as First and/or Second Choice Institution.
Admission Requirements
UTME Admission: Applicants must possess minimum entry requirements of five (5) O’ Level credit passes in relevant subjects at one or two sittings in SSCE/GCE/NECO.
Direct Entry Admission: In addition to five (5) O’ Level credit passes in relevant subjects, candidates must have a minimum of Upper Credit at National Diploma (ND) or Higher National Diploma (HND) and Credit for National Certificate of Education (NCE).
Applicants are advised to confirm the admission requirements into respective Degree Programmes at the University website before login to fill the e-application form.
METHOD OF REGISTRATION (UTME AND DIRECT ENTRY)
(i) Eligible candidates are to access the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) admission portal: http://admission.unaab.edu.ng , click on “apply for admission” and enter their JAMB Number to generate and print their Registration Invoice stating the payment of a non-refundable fee of One Thousand Naira (N1,000.00) only, exclusive of Bank Charges, Reference Number and other information.
(ii) Candidates should proceed to any of the listed banks (nationwide) on the print-out of the invoice and make payment of One Thousand Naira (N1,000.00) exclusive of Bank Charges using the Reference Number.
(iii) After payment at the designated bank, both UTME and DE candidates are to proceed to FUNAAB admission portal: http://admission.unaab.edu.ng and complete the e-application form.
(iv) The application opens on Friday, 21st June, 2013 and closes on Friday 12th July, 2013.
(v) Candidates are required to up-load their Bio-Data, O’ Level results and UTME result or OND/HND/NCE result (where applicable) and a recent coloured passport photograph (not more than 6 months old).
(vi) On up-loading the coloured passport photograph, candidates are expected to first preview and confirm Bio-Data, O’ Level result and UTME result or OND/HND/NCE result (where applicable) before clicking on Submit. Candidates should thereafter print out acknowledgment slip with the passport photograph.
(vii) No complaint of wrong Bio-Data, O’ Level result, UTME/OND/HND/NCE result or blank picture will be entertained after submission.
(viii) Candidates who up-load wrong Bio-Data, O’ Level results and UTME/OND/HND/NCE results will be automatically disqualified.
ELIGIBILITY FOR POST-UNIFIED TERTIARY MATRICULATION EXAMINATION (UTME) SCREENING EXERCISE
Only UTME candidates who sat for the 2013/2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) with correct subject combination and have scored a minimum of 180 marks in the examination are eligible to take Post-UTME Screening Test.
The Post-UTME Screening Exercise is a mandatory requirement for all UTME candidates in respect of admission into the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB).
Direct Entry Candidates who have applied to JAMB for admission into the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) are ONLY invited to register on-line for admission to 200 and 300 Levels. They are exempted from Post-UTME Screening Test, but they must do online registration.
NOTE:
The Post-UTME Screening Test is Computer Based Testing. The Post-UTME Screening Exercise will hold between Monday, 15th July and Friday, 19th July, 2013. Candidates are to check the FUNAAB admission portal http://admission.unaab.edu.ng a week before the Post-UTME Screening Test to verify their venue and examination date.
Candidates are advised to undertake the screening test ONLY ONCE
All correspondence and enquires on the 2013/2014 Admission Exercise should be directed to 08033899539, 08088184958, 08090950471 and e-mail: registrar@funaab.edu.ng or admission@funaab.edu.ng
(Sgd.)
M. O. Ayoola J.P FUNAAB/REG/S&A/10B/ Vol. 1
Registrar 21st June 2013

THE PERSONALITY: K-UDZ

The brain and voice behind the chartbuster frestyle titled "my beef", Kayode Oluwaseun David popularly known as K-UDZ is a promising upcoming rapper and singer who has really rocked the industry hard with his freestyles.
He is poularly known for his style of music which includes rapping in the indigenous way (yoruba precisely) and also dropping of flows in the english language. He hails from Erinmope town in Ekiti state, and also an undergraduate studying accounting at the  Federal University of Agricuilture Abeokuta..
In an interview with him, he made known to us that he is set to release a dancehall freestyle titled, "CELEBRATING".. T
his artiste is one to watch out for
His songs are downloadable from www.tindeck.com/users/k-udz

NEW YEAR MESSAGE

Sure I always paste a new year message, and am back again this year, this is coming late in the night of the very first day of 2013 and its for a reason becausE there is a saying that goes thus: the best is kept for later...are yo glad? Are you happy? Am so sure you are having Answers like "very very very happy" do you know why, the fact that yo can access this message either on my blog, facebook and twitter accounts, then you are priviledged.. There are other peopple who can't even think of facebooking today because of the situuation they are in which is majorly the financial hardship cases, some don't have a roof over their heads, some no shoes on their feet. Coming to this reality and realization of this issues NPM has declared this year as the year of CHARITY I.e we would be in for a lot of giving both individually and group basis, you don't have to go to the motherless babies crib beforE you can meet the les priviledged, they even roam about on the streets, so do a good by GIVING A LIFE A MEANING...it start today, let's make NIGERIA a better place... Preparations would bE made on how donations would be made Thanx xo much, and HAPPY PEACEFUL YEAR AHEAD From the president, NPM KAYODE OLUWASEUN DAVID

Okonta still remembers  that morning when a neighbour rushed to the colonial  residence of Dr. Harrison at Ikoyi, Lagos, where he worked to announce to him that his wife Mariana  had been delivered of a bouncing baby boy. Okonta was dressed in his well- starched  khaki uniform in the colonial house when the cheery news got to him. He made merry and entertained his friends to celebrate the birth of his son and named him Harrison after the whiteman in whose household he served as a servant.

The birth of  his only son coincided  with  the celebration of Nigeria’s independence on October 1, 1960.
Today, Harrison is 52 years and lives in Lagos. He has no  regular job  after  graduating from the university several years ago.
He had tried to sustain himself as a self-employed businessman but his business at Tincan Island suffered from excess custom duties and multiple taxations. Harrison couldn’t  cope with the blows that fate had severally dealt on him. At 52, he has no house he could call his own.
He has no regular  means of livelihood despite his B.SC in Business Administration and Masters  Degrees in two other Disciplines. He has no home  and has transversed severally between being an okada rider and a tricycle driver. On many occasions , he has served as a bus conductor and the finesse he acquired through education has given way to a crude, frustrated, middle-aged man.
But Harrison Ogbonna is not the only Nigerian whom fate has dealt with badly. Across the 36 States of Nigeria and the Federal Capital Territory, there are many Harrisons who have been battered by fate but only few  were able to make a success story from  the school of hard-knocks.
The above story sounds like the typical Nigerian story. From what they taught us in history,  the pathway to Nigeria’s 52 years of independence  was littered with broken  promises.
Nigerians are people  suffering from battered egos and damaged psyche. Ab initio, our leaders had envisaged prosperity for the country, given  the country’s enormous resources but that had been mere dreams. As a nation very rich in oil resources, we have  receded from oil boom to oil doom.  Nigeria  has become  a giant with mosquito legs.
The elders of the country left good legacies. But their successors could not match the strength of the sages.
Sir Ahmadu Bello, former Premier of Northern Nigeria at our independence in 1960 said that the freedom of Nigeria from British rule  is not the freedom of the jungle, where might is right.
“We are not free to molest others  less strong than ourselves or to trample on their rights simply because we are in a position of authority over them. Independence brings with it heavier and new responsibilities.
The eyes of the world are on Nigeria now and there are many friends who hope that we shall be the leading nation in Africa. Let us say with all emphasis at my command that we shall never attain this goal if there is suspicion and mistrust among the peoples of Nigeria.
Such an attitude cannot benefit anyone and can easily lead to strife as has been the painful experience of other independent nations in Africa and elsewhere.”

TO SNEEZE IS A BLESSING

Have you ever wondered why someone says ‘bless you’ when you sneeze? And no one says anything when you belch or cough or even fart. I’m sure you have wondered it as I have. My curiosity drove me to find out the relationship between these two seemingly unrelated phenomenon. According to findings, wishing someone well after a sneeze originated from time immemorial.During the Early Roman Empire, people would say ‘Jupiter preserve you or salve which meant good health to you and theGreek would wish each other ‘long life’ when someone sneezes. However, the coinage of bless youafter a sneeze is directly attributed to Pope Gregory the Great in AD 590 who it is believed to have uttered it during a bubonic plague as sneezing was believed to be one of the symptoms of the plague. Funny yet true, almost all countries have a way of saying a greeting after a sneeze, in china to start with when a child sneezeshe or she would hear ‘bai sui’ meaning ‘may you live up to 100 years (might explain why they livelong?). Arabs would say ‘Alhamdulillah’ meaning ‘praise to God’ while Hindus would say ‘live’ or ‘Live well’ among others Even more superstitious is the belief in some quarter that sneezing releases a bit of a person’s soul through the nose ( Iguess I have just a quarter of my soul left at this stage), however a ‘bless you’ would stop the devil from claiming the freed bits. In however form it may come, science has proven that a sneeze is a reflex action commonly caused by cold, strong odour or an allergy and has no founded spiritual connotation. Albeit, whether out of courtesy or custom, when next there’s a sneeze around you be sure to say a bless you – Etttcchhhheeemmm !!!! Did I hear a bless me?........K-UDZ

Application for Hostel Accommodation at the federal university of agriculture, abeokuta.

Application for Hostel Accommodation 12 July, 2012 Published by K-UDZ Undergraduate Students who areinterested in seeking accommodation in the University Hostels can apply for bed-spaces in any of the following categoriesof Hostels: Male & Female Hostel (old block): N18,090.00 Male & Female Hostel (En suite – new block): N25,090.00 Newly Completed Female Hostel (En suite): N30,090.00 Application is open from Wednesday, 11th July to Tuesday, 31st July, 2012. In view of the limited hostel spaces, the following criteria will be used on the basis of first-come-first-served in the allocationof bed-spaces to Students. 1. Physically-Challenged Students (as recommended by the Director, Health Services) 2. Foreign Students 3. Final Year Students 4. 200L-500L Students (Non-Final Year) 5. Biological Children of Staff 6. Outstanding Sportsmen and Women (on the recommendation of Director of Sports) 7. Fresh students 8. Student Union / Hall Executive 9. Student with CGPA of 4.5 and above Application requires an Hostel Portal Access PIN (Personal Identification Number) prefixed with 128. PIN can also be purchased at FUNAAB Microfinance Bank, Zenith Bank Plc., or Guaranty TrustBank Plc at N1000. Please note that further information regarding the successful applicants, payment procedure and so on will be made available on this site. Apply here @ http://hostel.unaab.edu.ng/login.php

Application for Hostel Accommodation at the federal university of agriculture, abeokuta.

Application for Hostel Accommodation 12 July, 2012 Published by K-UDZ Undergraduate Students who areinterested in seeking accommodation in the University Hostels can apply for bed-spaces in any of the following categoriesof Hostels: Male & Female Hostel (old block): N18,090.00 Male & Female Hostel (En suite – new block): N25,090.00 Newly Completed Female Hostel (En suite): N30,090.00 Application is open from Wednesday, 11th July to Tuesday, 31st July, 2012. In view of the limited hostel spaces, the following criteria will be used on the basis of first-come-first-served in the allocationof bed-spaces to Students. 1. Physically-Challenged Students (as recommended by the Director, Health Services) 2. Foreign Students 3. Final Year Students 4. 200L-500L Students (Non-Final Year) 5. Biological Children of Staff 6. Outstanding Sportsmen and Women (on the recommendation of Director of Sports) 7. Fresh students 8. Student Union / Hall Executive 9. Student with CGPA of 4.5 and above Application requires an Hostel Portal Access PIN (Personal Identification Number) prefixed with 128. PIN can also be purchased at FUNAAB Microfinance Bank, Zenith Bank Plc., or Guaranty TrustBank Plc at N1000. Please note that further information regarding the successful applicants, payment procedure and so on will be made available on this site. Apply here @ http://hostel.unaab.edu.ng/login.php

How we can accomplish Nigeria’s mission, by Wole Soyinka(1)

Do we need to point out that as a nation we are covered with shame that it took an external court of justice, of the former colonial masters, to finally put an end to the costly shenanigans of another of your former brother governors, one who held the forces of anti-corruption at bay, led them a merry dance all the way to Dubai until he was plucked out of his imagined sanctuary? And what of that judge, the judge who freed him of over a hundred and fifty criminal charges here, in this very nation, pronounced him innocent of blasting the very future of the generations under his watch by a career of systematic, unconscionable robbery? Why are we surprised therefore to find ourselves faced with a future where all sense of community has all but evaporated and only predators roam the streets, making their own laws of survival as they proceed. Yes, they make their own laws, for even these know that without law, written or unwritten, there is no community, and without community, all talk of nation is vain. Nations are built on the palpable operations of community, otherwise they are empty, artificial and hollow. They collapse with the tiniest pinpricksof unrest, they drift into oblivion with the slightest winds of external pressure. So, that learned judge held the strings of community in his hands, the judge who pronounced our elusive governor free of all blemish, that custodian and administrator of justice, our question today is – ishe still passing judgment in this nation, or has he proceeded on retirement leave to Dubai? Permit me to recall an exercise ina minor key in one’s seeming obsession with the future which,of course, I continue to see as the immutable responsibility of the present, otherwise, what is the present all about? In the early years of the return of the nation to civilian rule, I was invited to take part in a rather imaginative form of mentoring, initiated by a Japanese Televisionstation, loaded with the grandiose name – Super Teachers. It involved having a selected group of teachers – not necessarily teachers by profession – take a group of school pupils under their wing for a number of weeks. Those teachers were selected on the basis of having attained some prominence in their disciplines. They were free to decide on a school, and from thatschool extract a class, or a group of pupils across classes, then expose them to aspects of their own calling. Science, technology, architecture, the performing arts etc – virtually all disciplines were represented, and the entire mentoring interaction was filmed. What I privately relished in that project – this is just by the way – was that it enables me till today to boast that, for a few weeks at least, I was on the same payroll and salary as Bill Gates. I know that he would not have touched his honorarium – if at all they dared offer him such pittance. However, as a man whose field isvirtual reality, he would be the first to concede to me when I claim that, virtually speaking, we were earning the same salary from a shared project! So much for vicarious living. The programme, I was about to elaborate, allowed for the pupils to be taken anywhere that related to, or could enhance the imparting of knowledge – withinthe station’s budget of course. Thus, in the process of selecting a school, that school understood that it was obliged to release the pupils to accompany the mentor wherever – I recall that the American pupils were flown to some part of North Africa where the archeologist in the Super Teachers team was working on an excavation site. In my own case, the producers agreed that I would travel with my students to other parts of thecountry – it was an opportunity to expose the pupils to the nation’s diversity – religion, culture, history, the arts – whatever came under the rubric of Humanities. Now, as It happened at the time, I had also received invitations from two or three legislative houses to address them, and so I seized theopportunity to induct my pupils into the work of law makers. We began with Lagos where I off-loaded them on the public gallery of the House of Assembly. Afterwards, they were free to askquestions, make observations, and we would exchange views on their experience. I want you to listen carefully to the followingextract from my address to the Lagos House of assembly: “I invite you, honourable members, to look up at that gallery. You willobserve that you have some rather unusual visitors.

EASTER DAY BOMBING AT KADUNA

KADUNA (AFP) - A car bomb attack outside a church in Kaduna on Easter Sunday left at least 20 dead and scores wounded, a rescue source said.
The explosion, a stark reminder of Christmas Day attacks that left dozens dead in the country, occurred where motorcycle taxi drivers and passersby caught much of the blast.

Residents pull burnt motorcycles off the street in the cty of Kaduna Sunday after a car explosion killed at least 20 people .AFP PHOTO

At least one car said to be driven by a suicide bomber was involved in the attack, though a rescue official speaking on condition of anonymity said two vehicles packed with explosives detonated.
“Now we have 20 dead from the twin explosions,” the rescue official, who was not authorised to speak publicly, told AFP. Officials were still counting the number of wounded, he added.
“Bombs concealed in two cars went off just opposite this church,” he said.
A police officer at the scene said a man believed to be a suicide bomber driving a car was stopped at a checkpoint near the church and turned back, but drove to a nearby area close to a hotel and detonated the bomb.
Other cars in the area were damaged, but it was unclear if they were also carrying explosives, he said.
A spokesman for the national emergency management agency said most of the victims appeared to be motorcyle taxi drivers who were in the area at the time.
Police confirmed the explosion was a bomb, but did not officially comment further.
“We have a bomb explosion. We are trying to sort things out,” police spokesman Aminu Lawal told AFP.
Residents reported seeing dead and injured being taken away. An AFP correspondent said he saw 10 bodies, while one resident said he counted at least 10 wounded.
Another resident said that “from my balcony, I could see policemen loading the dead and the injured into waiting vans.”

People evacuate a victim after an explosion in Kaduna on April 8, 2012. A car bomb blast outside a church in northern Nigeria on Easter Sunday killed at least 20 people and put the country on alert over fears of further attacks, rescue officials and residents said.. Motorcycle taxi drivers and passers-by caught much of the blast. AFP PHOTO

One resident said the explosion was strong enough to shake his house and cause his ceiling to cave in. He ran to the site, which had already been cordoned off, but he said he could see damage to the Assemblies of God Church and cars.
Authorities as well as foreign embassies had warned of the possibility of an attack on Easter Sunday.

Bribery allegation:ACN asks NASS to impeach Jonathan

The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has asked the National Assembly to commence impeachment proceedings against President Goodluck Jonathan,having admitted openly that he solicited a bribe from a foreign construction company, in violation of the Constitution that he swore touphold. In a statement issued in Abuja on Tuesday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said commencing the impeachment proceedings will enable the National Assembly to investigate the matter and also reach the appropriate conclusions, since the President, by his own admission and without any prompting, has thumbedhis nose at the Constitution. ”To know the gravity of the President’s self admission of soliciting the church ‘gift’ from the Managing Director of Gitto Construzioni GeneraliNigeria Limited (GCG), one needs to understand Section 6 of the Code of Conduct for Public officers embodied in the First Schedule of the 1999 Constitution and the Code of Conduct and TribunalAct (CAP C15) Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004. ”The Act states: ‘A public officer shall not ask for or accept any property or benefits of any kind for himself or any other person on account of anything doneor omitted to be done by himin the discharge of his duties. “For the purposes of subsection (1) of this subsection, the receipt by a public officer of any gifts or benefits from commercial firms, business enterprises or persons who have contracts with the Government shall be presumed to have been received in contravention…unless the contrary is proved’,” it said. ACN said by his improper andunfortunate action, the President has also undermined the country’s fight against corruption and put Nigeria’s democracy in jeopardy, hence must not be allowed to get away with such an egregious act. ”Gitto has obtained billions of contracts from the Nigerian government, amid reported allegations in the media that it has not executed such contracts well.How can the federal government hold the company to account, when it(firm) has obtained an ”insurance cover” by bribing the President? Is this not why the country’s anti-corruption efforts have not achieved anything? Can the EFCC and the ICPC honestly and boldly fight corruption when the President is knee-deep in themud of corruption?” it queried. The party said by openly and gleefully saying, at the inauguration of the church at his Otuoke hometown, that ”the managing director of Gitto made him a promise to build and donate the church to Otuoke communityafter he (the president) had complained of the aging structure of his church,” the President has demonstrated that he is either not conversant with the Constitution he swore to uphold or thinks very little of the laws of the land. ”Either way, he should be held accountable for his deeds,” it said. ACN said it would amount to wishful thinking to expect the country’s anti-corruption agencies to probe President Jonathan’s admission of soliciting and receiving bribery, hence the call on the National Assembly to handle the issue. The party warned that ongoing attempts to twist the facts and make it seem as if the President did not solicit the bribe will not work, as Nigerians are too smart to be hoodwinked. ”If the President and his supporters deny that he indeed solicited the bribe – as he admitted at the inauguration of the church – we challenge the presidency to play – on national radio and television – the uneditedaudio and video recording ofhis speech at the occasion for all Nigerians to hear and see. Experts must also be called in to verify that the tape has not been tampered with in any way,” the party said.

HOW SPECIAL YOU ARE

Think what a remarkable, unduplicatable, and miraculous thing it is to be you! Of all the people who have come and gone on the earth, since the beginning of time, not ONE of them is like YOU!
No one who has ever lived or is tocome has had your combination of abilities, talents, appearance, friends, acquaintances, burdens, sorrows and opportunities.
No one’s hair grows exactly the way yours does. No one’s finger prints are like yours. No one has the same combination of secret inside jokes and family expressions that you know.
The few people who laugh at all the same things you do, don’t sneeze the way you do. No one prays about exactly the same concerns as you do. No one is loved by the same combination of people that love you – NO ONE!
No one before, no one to come. YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE!
Enjoy that uniqueness. You do nothave to pretend in order to seem more like someone else. You weren’t meant to be like someoneelse. You do not have to lie to conceal the parts of you that are not like what you see in anyone else.
You were meant to be different. Nowhere ever in all of history will the same things be going on in anyone’s mind, soul and spirit as are going on in yours right now.
If you did not exist, there would be a hole in creation, a gap in history, something missing from the plan for humankind.
Treasure your uniqueness. It is a gift given only to you. Enjoy it and share it!
No one can reach out to others in the same way that you can. No one can speak your words. No one can convey your meanings. No one can comfort with your kind of comfort. No one can bringyour kind of understanding to another person.
No one can be cheerful and lighthearted and joyous in your way. No one can smile your smile. No one else can bring the whole unique impact of you to another human being.
Share your uniqueness. Let it be free to flow out among your family and friends and people youmeet in the rush and clutter of living wherever you are. That gift of yourself was given you to enjoyand share. Give yourself away!
See it! Receive it! Let it tickle you! Let it inform you and nudge you and inspire you! YOU ARE UNIQUE!

funaab colmas timetable

Monday:
9-11 eco106 JAO1

Tuesday:
8-9 bem102 JAO1
9-10 bem 103 A101
10-11 eco 106 JAO3
11-1 bfn 104 JAO1
2-4 acc 102 JAO1

Wednesday:
10-11 eco102 JAO2
12-1 bfn104 JAO2

Thursday:
8-10 bem102 A101
10-11 eco102 MP01
3-4 acc102 JAO1
4-6 bem103 MP02

Friday:
10-11 eco102 ANENIH
12-1 gns102 JAO3
2-4 ets102 MPO3
4-6 gns103 JAO3

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Monday:
9-11 eco106 JAO1

Tuesday:
8-9 bem102 JAO1
9-10 bem 103 A101
10-11 eco 106 JAO3
11-1 bfn 104 JAO1
2-4 acc 102 JAO1

Wednesday:
10-11 eco102 JAO2
12-1 bfn104 JAO2

Thursday:
8-10 bem102 A101
10-11 eco102 MP01
3-4 acc102 JAO1
4-6 bem103 MP02

Friday:
10-11 eco102 ANENIH
12-1 gns102 JAO3
2-4 ets102 MPO3
4-6 gns103 JAO3

FG PARTNERS WITH EU ON BOKO HARAM

FG partners EU on Boko Haram
On February 8, 2012 · In News
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By Victoria Ojeme

ABUJA – As part of efforts to stop attacks of the Islamic sect, Boko Haram, European Union and Nigeria, Wednesday, agreed to engage counter-terrorism experts.

Boko Haram has, in the past months, claimed responsibility for bomb blasts and shootings that have killed over 1,000 people.

A statement by the Foreign Affairs Minister, Ambassador Olugbenga Ashiru, and his Danish counterpart, Villy Soevndal, on behalf of the EU, at the end of the two-day third Nigeria-European Union Ministerial Meeting in Abuja, said the experts will be saddled with the responsibility of identifying action plan to tackle security challenges in the Northern part of Nigeria.

They will also ensure continuous peace in the Niger Delta; they agreed on the need for the Federal Government to fully implement its amnesty programme in the region.

Ashiru, who read the statement, said: “The parties shared the same analysis as to peace, security and development challenges in Northern Nigeria, and in particular the threat of the extremist group known as Boko Haram.

“In that regard, they agreed to engage experts with a view to identifying a possible action plan and to enhance their cooperation in the field of counter-terrorism, while strengthening efforts in addressing the root causes of the security challenges in the North.

”The parties agreed that the core values which Nigeria and the EU share are key to overcoming terrorism.

“These values include an open society, adherence to the Rule of Law and respect for fundamental freedoms and human rights.

”The EU expressed its strong support for efforts being made to address causes of the current security threat, including socio-economic, governance and security issues.”