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A Russian saw me in my office and said where are you from , i said am from the greatest country in the world.He looked at me with a very strange look and said let me guess u are from Nigeria , i said yes. Out of curiosity he said considering whats happening in your country now why would you say shes the best in the world and i asked him to sit down and let me tell him what he and most people dont not know about Great Nigeria and i told him these....... 1. Are you aware that all over the world Nigerians are setting the pace and becoming the standard by which others measure themselves? Do you know?? 2. In the US, Nigerians are the most educated immigrant community. Type it into Google and you’ll see it. Not one of the most educated, the most educated. 3. 60% of Nigerians in the US have college degrees. This is far above the American national average of 30%. 4. Nigerians in US are one of the highest earners, typically earning 25% more than the median US income of $53k. 5. In ...

COURSE TITLE: Introduction to APC Government COURSE CODE: APC 101 TIME ALLOWED: 2HRS 45 MIN COURSE UNIT: 6 INSTRUCTION: Attempt All Questions 1. Discuss the probability of APC blaming GEJ for the next 3years for (i.) Dollar increase. (ii.)Fuel Price increase (iii.) Power Failure (iv.) Unemployment (v. )Fulani Herdsmen Killings 2. If APC = All Promises Cancelled, where PMB is a constant, discuss the speed at which: ( i.) N5k promise is cancelled (ii.) Feeding of school pupil is cancelled (iii.) NYSC allowance is reduced iv. Fuel pump prices are increased 3. Define the term, ''Budget padding''. 4. Mention 3 types of APC propaganda you know, and how they can be used in 21st century politics. 5. Mention 5 IDP you know that feeds with N14000 everyday. 6. Mention the next 3 countries PMB will travel to and the disgrace he will receive. 7. If PMB is silent when herdsmen kill people and buys jet fighter when Biafra is mentioned, what is the probability tha...

Please enjoy this beautiful narration of one of the most significant historical events in our dear country: Strength of A Woman: The Story of Aba Women's War By Olanrewaju Onigegewura When Tai Solarin said in his memoirs that a child’s first teacher ought to be a pretty lady, the iconoclastic educator must have had Onigegewura in mind. Of all the teachers who taught me in primary school, Miss Sola Adefarakan made the greatest impression on my young mind. It was in her class that I read my first full-length Yoruba novel, Ajítòní, as well as my first English prose, The Man Without A Face.  It was also in her class that I learnt about Aba Women Riot of 1929. Miss Adefarakan was as brilliant as she was beautiful. She not only taught us about the valiant women of Aba who stood up for their rights, she also made us to dramatise the historic event. It was a very sad day for me when Funke Adesiyan told me Miss Adefarakan was no more. I remembered her as I began to...

FINALLY- The Senate has passed the Electoral Act No. 6 2010 Amendment Bill 2017 into law. ......Card Reader technology to be fully implemented henceforth ......House of Reps aspirants to pay N1,000,000.00 ......State Assembly aspirants to pay 500,000,00 1. There shall now be full biometric accreditation of voters with Smart Card Readers and/or other technological devices, as INEC may introduce for elections from time to time. 2. Presiding Officers must now instantly transmit accreditation data and results from Polling Units to various collation centers. Presiding officer who contravene this shall be imprisoned for at least 5 years (no option of fine). 3. All Presiding Officer must now first record accreditation data and polling results on INEC’s prescribed forms before transmitting them. The data/result recorded must be the same with what they transmitted. 4. INEC now has unfettered powers to conduct elections by electronic voting. 5. Besides manual registers, INEC is now...

Idowu lost his two legs to polio at the age of three, lost his mother at the age of four, started primary school at eight and resorted to street begging to raise money to buy uniforms, books and to feed. “He begged for arms from primary through secondary school and was known on the streets of Lagos as a beggar. “From street begging he bought GCE form in 2002, sat and passed the GCE and Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam and was subsequently admitted to study political science at the University of Lagos. “As he was preparing to complete his first degree, he sat for the West African School Certificate Examination and JAMB. In his determination to become a lawyer, passed the exams studied law and was later admitted to Nigerian Law School in 2015 and was called to the Nigerian Bar on Nov. 30 2016,’ You are still giving excuses abi?if he could  do this,what are you who is complete doing with your life? Are you really living your dream? Or have you allowed co...

*PUNCH* Secondus victory: PDP punished SWest for role in 2015, says APC Buhari doesnt understand how to run government Agbakoba Coalition holds #EndSARS rallies nationwide today Buhari visits farm, hosts northern senators in Daura Governorship: Imo assembly denies endorsing Okorochas son-in-law Buhari travels to Paris for One Planet Summit SERAP wants recovered loot under Obasanjo audited Slavery: Nigerian victims cant sue Libya, says Falana Libya: Olanipekun blames Nigerians sale on poor leadership Army has suffered tragic human loss to Boko Haram Buratai Sokoto targets 1m children in anti-measles campaign EKSU lecturers threaten strike over unpaid salaries ACourt refuses to unfreeze Enugus ex-CJs N50m account Four million jobs needed annually for growth Ambode Bauchi buries Katagum monarch, Buhari, Tambuwal mourn Alleged contempt: Seplat chairman asks ACourt to void bench warrant Christmas: Ambode to host residents in 20 centres Police arrest ...

The outgoing interim national chairman of the PDP, Sen Ahmed Makarfi, appealed to the incoming leadership of the party to ensure that PDP's doors remain wide open for both returnees and new members. Makarfi, who stressed that vibrant, decent and patriotic opposition was required to develop and mature Nigeria democracy, also knocked the APC-led federal government for failing to meet the yearnings of Nigeria. Speaking on the need for opening doors to new members, he said this was imperative to ensure that they were not disadvantaged in any way, "just as it is also imperative that the loyalty, sacrifices, commitment and dedication of those who stuck with the party through thick and thin were not denigrated in any way. "A level playing field must be availed all members so that we avoid a situation in which we create many other problems while trying to solve one. "In words and actions, we must continuously assure and reassure members that loyalty to the party d...