benjijosh:
I dobt know if u guys av noticed dis. Unilorin.edu.ng has been given error 504 response

the site is opening

benjijosh:
I dobt know if u guys av noticed dis. Unilorin.edu.ng has been given error 504 response

you can now access it CHECK IT OUT

samzheee:
just checked fb now and rkarang's admission testimony has gotten there.

How come?

rkarang:

How come?

someone posted it to the unilorin admission page on fb

Also speaking with Unilorin Bulletin, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Prof. (Mrs.) N. Y. S. Ijaiya, debunked media reports that some candidates were turned back from the venue of the screening exercise over dress code violation. She said that “none of the candidates dressed indecently, as they were already aware of our dress code, which they must have read from the handbook we gave them and also from the post- UTME instruction uploaded on the University website”. According to Prof. (Mrs.) Ijaiya, even some of the candidates who wore short skirts were only counselled that such mode of dressing was not compliant with the University's dress code. “None of them was turned back”, she said. The Deputy Vice-Chancellor, however, pointed out that the few candidates that were turned back were those who came to the CBT Centre without the print-outs of their examination schedule, a situation that made proper identification impossible. She said, “And even at that, we didn't send them out of the campus, we directed them to where they could get the schedule printed out nearby. So, those who could still bring their print-outs were still allowed into the examination halls”. Dr. R.A. Bello, who was also part of the screening team at the entrance to the examination hall, explained that there were about three stages of screening and arrangements were made such that candidates have some time to rest under the newly constructed sheds before they would walk into the examination hall. In his remarks, the Sub-Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. A. Yusuf, described the candidates as “raw materials who are coming into the University to be groomed for a better future”. He noted that the security arrangement this year was unprecedented and perfect and few cases of impersonation were recorded. unilorin.edu.ng

shekalamin:
Also speaking with Unilorin Bulletin, the Deputy
Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Prof. (Mrs.) N. Y. S.
Ijaiya, debunked media reports that some
candidates were turned back from the venue of
the screening exercise over dress code violation.
She said that “none of the candidates dressed
indecently, as they were already aware of our
dress code, which they must have read from the
handbook we gave them and also from the post-
UTME instruction uploaded on the University
website”.
According to Prof. (Mrs.) Ijaiya, even some of
the candidates who wore short skirts were only
counselled that such mode of dressing was not
compliant with the University's dress code.
“None of them was turned back”, she said.
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor, however, pointed
out that the few candidates that were turned
back were those who came to the CBT Centre
without the print-outs of their examination
schedule, a situation that made proper
identification impossible. She said, “And even at
that, we didn't send them out of the campus, we
directed them to where they could get the
schedule printed out nearby. So, those who
could still bring their print-outs were still allowed
into the examination halls”.
Dr. R.A. Bello, who was also part of the
screening team at the entrance to the
examination hall, explained that there were about
three stages of screening and arrangements
were made such that candidates have some time
to rest under the newly constructed sheds before
they would walk into the examination hall.
In his remarks, the Sub-Dean of Student Affairs,
Dr. A. Yusuf, described the candidates as “raw
materials who are coming into the University to
be groomed for a better future”. He noted that
the security arrangement this year was
unprecedented and perfect and few cases of
impersonation were recorded.
unilorin.edu.ng

Logos centre @Jkk house was a different ball game. students were actually sent out for "indecent dressing"

shekalamin:

Logos centre @Jkk house was a different ball game. students were actually sent out for "indecent dressing"

maybe they were later reconsidered

samzheee:
maybe they were later reconsidered

"MAYBE" U COULD BE RIGHT

MzLarem:
Yes daddy!

lol...be a good child u hear??

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Who be dis one??

duke59:
lol...be a good child u hear??

she just daddy zoned you

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Yungmilio2:
she just daddy zoned you

Lol..He asked 4 it by 'child-zoning' me also

duke59:
lol...be a good child u hear??

whatever u say papa..Lol

27 years AGO, Auma Obama picked her brother Barack from the Airport in Kenya when he traveled home to visit his paternal family. She drove him home in her "old Volkswagen" car. They went home together, and he happily slept in her room on a "tight camp bed". That was what she had then, and she happily shared all she had with her brother. She did not mind that he probably came from America with nothing. Years AFTER, he returned home few days ago. He arrived at the same Airport, and his sister was there again to meet him. This time around, he lifted her in the most technologically sophisticated car in the world known as the BEAST. He arrived home this time, not as the ordinary Barack who had to hang around the airport about 4 hours waiting for his sister, but as the most powerful and most influential and most important political figure in the world. Never ever underestimate, downplay, overlook or dismiss any human being. TREAT PEOPLE WITH LOVE, RESPECT AND DIGNITY. DO NOT MIND WHETHER THEY HAVE TODAY OR NOT. YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT THEY MIGHT BECOME TOMORROW.

MzLarem:
Lol..He asked 4 it by 'child-zoning' me also

LOL funny u

JaRidwan:
hakane fa ya kamata... Inshaa Allah za mu hadu a can.. Ni d.e aspirant ne

Wani course zaka karanta, kuma a ina kayi ond?

ayokunlei:

All d best! I like ur hard driving spirit.

Thanks for the encouragemen bro! Oshey gan

Yungmilio2:

she just daddy zoned you

lmao
Daddy zonewhere is dt self.hope itz a nice restort in d Caribbean

Deattorney:
Ya wai

Lafiya lau, ni kan kana karanta Law ne?

MzLarem:
Lol..He asked 4 it by 'child-zoning' me also

of course I child-zoned u.are u not IDGAF my first son hrtrob
Abi u want me to be dragging u with my son stay with him my child and call me father inlaw

GideonG:

Lafiya lau, ni kan kana karanta Law ne?

shey u dey mad ni, if u no fit post thingz for english abeg no talk nw.

??

adewaleadam:
shey u dey mad ni, if u no fit post thingz for english abeg no talk nw.

Sorry bro, here in France we don't speak english. I suggest you just move over to the next one. If e dey vex u then Khassy 's thunder will come in handy.

GideonG:

Sorry bro, here in France we don't speak english. I suggest you just move over to the next one. If e dey vex u then Khassy 's thunder will come in handy.

oh, I gat you................hause na French ko


I dey observe

mrtopeqs:

oh, I gat you................hause na French ko
I dey observe

What is hause? Is it a kind of meal in France?

And then the once flying thread hit a brick wall and it lived the rest of its pre-admission life slowly ever crawling. What am i saying sef?

And then the once flying thread hit a brick wall and it lived the rest of its pre-admission life slowly ever crawling. What am i saying sef? .

U better be careful or else hmmm.....

haywhy911:
And then the once flying thread hit a brick wall and it lived the rest of its pre-admission life slowly ever crawling. What am i saying sef? .

Apparently, we're missing Khassy...

He does animate the thread