NewStats: 3,265,502 , 8,187,002 topics. Date: Sunday, 15 June 2025 at 11:51 AM 2y2q1j

The topic says "FG road projects" not FG working on the south East roads. These are works by the Governor of Enugu state Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (Gburugburu)

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Brugo:
You won't see Yorubas trolling the thread with boasts, provoking other ethnic groups but if this were a Biafran we all know how many foolish boasts we would read from clannish ignoramuses.

Yorubas are reasonable people who contribute positively as aliens in other climes and are accommodating to strangers. We don't go about telling our hosts that their land is "no man's land".

I am proud to be Yoruba.

I taught that this nigga has sense but the reverse is the case

NigeriaBam:
[b]Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)
An equal opportunity employer (a Federal Government Establishment) is seeking to recruit young Nigerian men and women into her organization as follows:
Job Title: Graduate Cadre
Requirements
» Not more than 27years
» B.Sc / HND holder
» Must have completed NYSC
Job Title: Diploma Cadre
Requirements
» Not more than 25years
» NCE / OND holder
Job Title: S.S.C.E Cadre
Requirements
» Not more than 21 years
» SSCE holder with minimum of 5 credits including English and Maths.
How to Apply
Please note that all applicants must be:
» Must be single.
» Must have their relevant educational certificates and not statement of result.
» Must be physically fit.
» Must attach their certificate of Indigene/Local Government Area and birth certificate to their applications.
All applications should be addressed to:
Head, Human Resources,
P.M.B. 166,Garki,
Abuja.
Only shortlisted candidates will be ed.
Application Deadline 20th May, 2016.
Read More at NigeriaBam[/b]

just negodu? If a whole EFCC is recruiting and it is not in their website, then know that it is a scam of the highest derivative

layla129:
So, ayam a packet of salt??

if you are not an Igbo, try to marry one. Check my signature

layla129:
It can be really frustrating and boring at a point i tell you but a distant relationship that survives only grows stronger. I'll share some of my personal tips from experience with you which has helped and is still keeping us going.
1. Visit each other; if you're lucky to be in the same country, visit each other. And if in different countries, still visit. Spend time and money on travels.

2. Video calls/ chats; being able to see each other regularly and talking about EVERYTHING develops intimacy. Send photos, take shots specifically for him.

3. Make an effort and be determined to make things work; if he's a very busy dude like mine, my sister you have to really try. U jst have to pin him down to get things sorted. The longer issues linger, the gap becomes wider.

4. Keep yourself busy; focus on your life too, develop yourself... apart from the personal benefits you gain from this, it tends to take your mind off the thoughts of him for a while. And i'm sure he'll even respect u more for that.

5. Set some rules; in my case, i made it a standard that we should never sleep over a disagreement. We must settle it before it before we both go to bed...i've gone to bed 3am on an occassion because we just had to straighten out things.
We know each other's schedule for the whole day

6.talk dirty to each other and be very romantic; you know what to do
Plus, tell him when you're angry or unhappy about anything because he is not with you physically to see your expressions.

These are the ones i for now, i hope they were helpful? Hang in there sis

this my sister must be an Igbo because only Igbos have sense like this. The rest are packets of salt

my yellow bar brothers I wish una well as una no bring am come the holy land (south-East)

mercyville:
Definitely UI.
At the last count in 2010,It had 300 profs.
UI best varsity in Nigeria —NUC
February 26, 2016
THE National Universities Commission (NUC), in its latest 2015 ranking, has rated the University of Ibadan (UI) first among its peers in Nigeria.
The NUC ranking placed other first generation universities in the top five with the University of Lagos ranked second, University of Benin, third, Obafemi Awolowo University, fourth and Ahmadu Bello University, fifth.
The ranking indicated that the University of Ilorin is sixth, Lagos State University, 11th, while the Covenant University led Pan African University (18th) to occupy 13th position.
University of Jos (seventh), University of Port Harcourt (eighth), University of Maiduguri (ninth), Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (10th), Federal University of Technology, Owerri (12th), University of Nigeria (14th), Federal University of Technology, FUTA (15th), Nnamdi Azikiwe University, (16th), Enugu State University of Science and Technology (17th), Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, LAUTECH (19th), Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola (20th).
Reacting to the latest ranking, the Vice Chancellor of UI, Professor Idowu Olayinka, said the university was thinking more about ranking among the top five in Africa in the next few years.
Professor Olayinka said the premier university was positioned to achieve the feat, owing to its highly developed Postgraduate school, with easily the largest number of Masters and Doctoral students in Sub-Saharan Africa.
“Being number one in Nigeria and number one in West Africa should not be taken for granted. The real challenge is for us to be ranked among the top five in Africa in the next few years. This is do-able, given the pedigree of Ibadan over the last 68 years.
“As we speak, we have perhaps the most highly developed postgraduate school, with easily the largest number of Masters and Doctoral students in sub-Saharan Africa. The UI school of Business has been approved by the National Universities Commission and it is set to take off soon with its flagship MBA programme, which used to be run by our Department of Economics,” he said.
Meanwhile, the Senate of the University has approved the withdrawal of 97 students from the university for failure to obtain the minimum academic requirements at the end of the 2014/15 session.
A special bulletin released by the institution and signed by its Registrar, Olujimi Olukoya, said the students were from seven faculties across the university.
The expelled students were at various levels of education pursuit, including those in final year, adding that some of the students had lapsed studentship while three voluntarily withdrew from the institution.
http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/ui-best-varsity-in-nigeria-%E2%80%94nuc

gerara here the best and the first indigenous University in Nigeria is the UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA. I represent UNN. Great lions and lioness'

Thylord:
Thank God say youself u ugly.

I don't even know what this one is saying

Often times when a beautiful woman marries an ugly man, the children will resemble their father

Guys in the house, share ideas on how to get a girl in half an hour

Simple advice would have been helpful here