Let us try to exercise religion tolerance in our beloved Nigeria for a peaceful nation.

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This is not surprise to me. I have attended Ghana funeral programmes such like this, lots of alcoholic drinks and playing music which i am sure they are not gospel music. I don't know if this is common in Ghana. Don't blame these ladies they could have be serve lots of alcohol.

Any organisation that is run like a business with a profit motive, not as a charity organisation should pay tax.............

Yekini Akeem is still very young to be at this level in school when you think of 74 year old Shiv Charan from India and the 88 year old Kenyan who are not up to Yekini level of education. Keep it up Yekini.

Nigeria is a great nation, it a shame to the so called leaders of our state, they are the cause.

I wish him all the best............ he will achieve his good desire, by God's grace.

This is a joke.....................

If private schools are not being used for the registration process and they decided to run school as normal, all parents with children in private schools should send their kids to school and Mr Jonathan is not an exception.