Olayinkadon: Hope dis strike no go disturb d admision list?

d probability iz 50%

While a man was polishing his new Car, his 4years old Son picked up a stone and scratched the lines on the side of the car. In raging anger, the man took the child's hand and hit it many times; not realizing he was using a wrench. At the hospital, the child lost all his fingers due to multiplefractures, his fingers had to be chopped off. When the child saw his father, in pains he asked ’’Dad, when will my fingers grow back?'' The man was so hurt and speechless; he went back to his car and kicked it a lot of times. Devastatedby his own actions, sitting in front of the car he looked at the scratches; the child had written 'LOVE YOU DAD''. What do youmake of this?

AKPOS QUESTION!!!
If a BARBER makes a mistake, its a newstyle
If a POLITICIAN makes a mistake, its a new law.
If a SCIENTIST makes a mistake, its a new invention.
If a TAILOR makes a mistake,its a new fashion.
If a TEACHER makes a mistake, its a new theory.
If a STUDENT makes a mistake, its a..........
Complete it

I dey hear say d kut-offs have been pasted... How tru is dat?

gloatkenf: I dey hear say d kut-offs have been pasted... How tru is dat?

where did u hear dat? jodkess

Hi pals! a friend of dat got 62 nd 205 in his putme nd utme, just checkd his waec resuut so he got d7 in maths nd he applied 4 law in aaua pls is maths compulsory? nd cn he be considered? (he is neither first choice nor second choice candidate ,and also he is nt an indigene) PLS I NID REPLY A.S.A.P

[quote author=olalerey]Hi pals! a friend of dat got 62 nd 205 in his putme nd utme, just checkd his waec resuut so he got d7 in maths nd he applied 4 law in aaua pls is maths compulsory? nd cn he be considered? (he is neither first choice nor second choice candidate ,and also he is nt an indigene) PLS I NID REPLY A.S.A.P

Bros.... Its obvious that all higher institutions most especially Universities require atleast c6 in english n maths.. Irrespective of the anticipated or proposed discipline the aspirant may have chosen....
..No one could say for this time around. They "MAY" consider d7 in math...just be prayerful.

Olayinkadon: Hope dis strike no go disturb d admision list?

it will disturb it..

take a break look at this LATEST UMBRELLA
www.nairaland.com/1404370/latest-inventions-nubrella-funny-looking-hands-free-umbrella#17552164

shey candidates no pass wella ni? Abi dem no get fone wey dey browse? Dis trend too dry o

has anyone seen candidate dat pass above 70per? In dis jez concluded aaua putme

Yes. I hav seen 76%

lucifire: Yes. I hav seen 76%

whct course did the candidate choose?

muyi4buk: has anyone seen candidate dat pass above 70per? In dis jez concluded aaua putme

Av seen a candidate wit 90percent. She is goin Pol sci.

5age:

Av seen a candidate wit 90percent. She is goin Pol sci.

ehn d gurl na book o

muyi4buk: ehn d gurl na book o

She just prepared well, and was lucky to have done most of the questions be4 accordin to her. She is a predegree student.

Please a friend of mine had 198 in jamb and 46 in putme. He chosed AAUA as a 2nd choice,what are his chances?

Tommybob: AKPOS QUESTION!!!
If a BARBER makes a mistake, its a newstyle
If a POLITICIAN makes a mistake, its a new law.
If a SCIENTIST makes a mistake, its a new invention.
If a TAILOR makes a mistake,its a new fashion.
If a TEACHER makes a mistake, its a new theory.
If a STUDENT makes a mistake, its a..........
Complete it

Two answers to d question either fail or pass

Admission For 2013/2014 Session Into Nigerian Universities Should End 31st, October - Jamb Registrar
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Anuoluwap: Breaking News: AAUA 2013/2014 Admission Thread Confirmed Dead.
May Its Soul Rest In Perfect Peace. Amen

yellow card.

>>>

any imformation friends

please how can i check my admission status

Nothing yet on ground. Just jamb saying that the admissions must not exceed october 31st. At least the admissions must not take too long. Everything should be rounded up this year.

BREAKING NEWS: FG directs
striking lecturers to goback to
work
23 August, 2013
Despite the resolve on Thursday
by the Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU, to continue the
on-going strike until all
agreements signed in 2009 are
reached, the federal government,
on Friday, ordered that lecturers
should go back to classrooms
after it had disbursed the sum of
N30 billion for earned academic
allowances.
The directive which was given by
the secretary to the government
of the federation, Sen Anyim
PiusAnyim, during a meeting
between the federal government
and the vice-chancellor s of the
61 public universities, stated that
"Government, hereby, urges every
staff of the nation's universities to
return to work as all issues are
being resolved."
He said with particular reference
to the contentious issue of earned
allowances, every staff of the
universities that is so entitled
should verify his claim with the
university council and accordingly
get paid as "from the foregoing, it
is obvious that government has
demonstrated sufficient
commitment to the
implementation of the 2009 FG/
ASUU agreement.
"After series of discussions,
government has now provided
N30 billion to support the
university councils in settling the
earned allowances. The amount
will be disbursed to the various
universitycounc ils which are in
the position to know who is
entitled to how much after
verification."
He revealed that "Traditionally,
universities pay this to deserving
staff but because of the amount
which ASUU now claims as
arrears, government has decided
to assist the university councils to
pay" as government did not
receive any computation of
amount involved until February,
2013.
"By this computation, ASUU is
claiming N92 billion as arrears for
three year's payment based on
percentage rage of between 15
and 20 per cent of personnel
cost."
While there was consensus that
revitalising the tertiary institutions
is of critical importance to the
nation, Anyim noted that "when
put together, the amount of funds
from the budgetary and non-
budgetary sources that goes into
the sector isquite huge but
without corresponding impact.
While acknowledging the
contributions of the Non-
Academic Staff Union, NASU,
Senior Association of Nigerian
Universities, SSANU, National
Association of Nigerian Students,
NANS, and other stakeholders,
Anyim reiterated the
government's resolve 'to bringing
the students back to school and
appreciated the patience of
parents and students as
government is making every
effort to revitalise the university
system."
It would be recalled that on July 2,
2013, ASUU declared what it
called "total and indefinite strike"
over issues it says has remained
unresolved pertaining to an
agreement it reachedwith
government in 2009.
Source: # TheNation
Do you see this ending the strike?

muyi4buk: BREAKING NEWS: FG directs
striking lecturers to goback to
work
23 August, 2013
Despite the resolve on Thursday
by the Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU, to continue the
on-going strike until all
agreements signed in 2009 are
reached, the federal government,
on Friday, ordered that lecturers
should go back to classrooms
after it had disbursed the sum of
N30 billion for earned academic
allowances.
The directive which was given by
the secretary to the government
of the federation, Sen Anyim
PiusAnyim, during a meeting
between the federal government
and the vice-chancellor s of the
61 public universities, stated that
"Government, hereby, urges every
staff of the nation's universities to
return to work as all issues are
being resolved."
He said with particular reference
to the contentious issue of earned
allowances, every staff of the
universities that is so entitled
should verify his claim with the
university council and accordingly
get paid as "from the foregoing, it
is obvious that government has
demonstrated sufficient
commitment to the
implementation of the 2009 FG/
ASUU agreement.
"After series of discussions,
government has now provided
N30 billion to support the
university councils in settling the
earned allowances. The amount
will be disbursed to the various
universitycounc ils which are in
the position to know who is
entitled to how much after
verification."
He revealed that "Traditionally,
universities pay this to deserving
staff but because of the amount
which ASUU now claims as
arrears, government has decided
to assist the university councils to
pay" as government did not
receive any computation of
amount involved until February,
2013.
"By this computation, ASUU is
claiming N92 billion as arrears for
three year's payment based on
percentage rage of between 15
and 20 per cent of personnel
cost."
While there was consensus that
revitalising the tertiary institutions
is of critical importance to the
nation, Anyim noted that "when
put together, the amount of funds
from the budgetary and non-
budgetary sources that goes into
the sector isquite huge but
without corresponding impact.
While acknowledging the
contributions of the Non-
Academic Staff Union, NASU,
Senior Association of Nigerian
Universities, SSANU, National
Association of Nigerian Students,
NANS, and other stakeholders,
Anyim reiterated the
government's resolve 'to bringing
the students back to school and
appreciated the patience of
parents and students as
government is making every
effort to revitalise the university
system."
It would be recalled that on July 2,
2013, ASUU declared what it
called "total and indefinite strike"
over issues it says has remained
unresolved pertaining to an
agreement it reachedwith
government in 2009.
Source: # TheNation
Do you see this ending the strike?

fnkz for the news bro

muyi4buk: BREAKING NEWS: FG directs
striking lecturers to goback to
work
23 August, 2013
Despite the resolve on Thursday
by the Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU, to continue the
on-going strike until all
agreements signed in 2009 are
reached, the federal government,
on Friday, ordered that lecturers
should go back to classrooms
after it had disbursed the sum of
N30 billion for earned academic
allowances.
The directive which was given by
the secretary to the government
of the federation, Sen Anyim
PiusAnyim, during a meeting
between the federal government
and the vice-chancellor s of the
61 public universities, stated that
"Government, hereby, urges every
staff of the nation's universities to
return to work as all issues are
being resolved."
He said with particular reference
to the contentious issue of earned
allowances, every staff of the
universities that is so entitled
should verify his claim with the
university council and accordingly
get paid as "from the foregoing, it
is obvious that government has
demonstrated sufficient
commitment to the
implementation of the 2009 FG/
ASUU agreement.
"After series of discussions,
government has now provided
N30 billion to support the
university councils in settling the
earned allowances. The amount
will be disbursed to the various
universitycounc ils which are in
the position to know who is
entitled to how much after
verification."
He revealed that "Traditionally,
universities pay this to deserving
staff but because of the amount
which ASUU now claims as
arrears, government has decided
to assist the university councils to
pay" as government did not
receive any computation of
amount involved until February,
2013.
"By this computation, ASUU is
claiming N92 billion as arrears for
three year's payment based on
percentage rage of between 15
and 20 per cent of personnel
cost."
While there was consensus that
revitalising the tertiary institutions
is of critical importance to the
nation, Anyim noted that "when
put together, the amount of funds
from the budgetary and non-
budgetary sources that goes into
the sector isquite huge but
without corresponding impact.
While acknowledging the
contributions of the Non-
Academic Staff Union, NASU,
Senior Association of Nigerian
Universities, SSANU, National
Association of Nigerian Students,
NANS, and other stakeholders,
Anyim reiterated the
government's resolve 'to bringing
the students back to school and
appreciated the patience of
parents and students as
government is making every
effort to revitalise the university
system."
It would be recalled that on July 2,
2013, ASUU declared what it
called "total and indefinite strike"
over issues it says has remained
unresolved pertaining to an
agreement it reachedwith
government in 2009.
Source: # TheNation
Do you see this ending the strike?

fnkz for the news bro

Tommybob: fnkz for the news bro

you are highly welcum

Does AAUA offer English as a course?

i DON SEE LIKE 7 TREAD DAT OS TEGGED AAUA 2013/2014 PUME NA WA OOO ANY WAYZ GOD HELPD ME I SCORE 76 STILL DANCING AZONTO I PRAY I ENTER SHAAAA

notime3555: i DON SEE LIKE 7 TREAD DAT OS TEGGED AAUA 2013/2014 PUME NA WA OOO ANY WAYZ GOD HELPD ME I SCORE 76 STILL DANCING AZONTO I PRAY I ENTER SHAAAA

lol..... Ure welcum bro.....