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1.When a males demands, a female reacts; she doesn’t respond.

2.When a male gives, a female responds

3.When a male commits, a female submits. Nothing is more precious to a female than a committed male. Nothing is more depressing to a female than an uncommitted male. Here’s the secret, guys: If you want a submitted female, be a committed male. It’s that simple.

4.When a male abuses, a female refuses. Whenever a man abuses a woman, she refuses to respond.

5.When a male shares, a female cares. If you find a man who is willing to share with the woman in his life, you will find a woman who is willing to care for her man.

6.When a male leads, a female follows. When a man carries out his God-given responsibility for leadership, a woman responds by following his lead. Leadership does not mean being bossy, always telling others what to do, No, leadership means going ahead, not putting others in the front. Good leaders lead by example, not by decree…. Leading by example means doing ourselves what we wish others to do.





http://kakabooks.com/2016/05/30/principles-of-giving-an-receiving-between-males-and-females/

temptnow:
He is carrying his loot like Kwashiorkor

pot belly polithiefian

BrideOfDracula:
Smh

R u shaking ur head in agreement or disagreement

The fact that they are made to love many children at the same time explains why they love many men at the same time too.


Any objections?

oppybouy:
His records speaks for him. Plus he really is the special one.

His last record with Chelsea?
He failed woefully

Is he really the best or just markets himself excellently?

Congrats to Real Maldrid fans

5. From the list of words lettered A to D choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the underlined word and that will, at the same
time, correctly fill the gap in the sentence: His father is an ....... driver but he is only a novice
(a) enlightened
(b) excellent
(c) poor
(d) experienced

3.From the list of words lettered A to D choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the underlined word and that will, at the same
time, correctly fill the gap in the sentence:

The telephone booths were all.... and I had to wait for more than ten minutes for one to become vacant.

(a) locked
(b) busy
(c) occupied
(d) ringing

UNILAG Post UTME Screening Examination Format
The University of Lagos (UNILAG) usually sets questions on just three
(3) subjects which are Mathematics, English Language and Current Affairs for all students irrespective of the
course you have registered for in your JAMB and its subject combination.
The format of UNILAG post UTME
exam (number of questions per subject) is as follows:

English Language = 20 Questions
Mathematics
= 10 Questions
Current Affairs =10 Questions
Total = 40 Questions
Time to take Test = 30 Minutes.
Total Post
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UTME Score = 100 Marks
How to Calculate Your UNILAG Post
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UTME Aggregate Score
In order to
calculate your UNILAG post
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UUTME
aggregate score, the formula adopted by
the institution is the sum of your UTME SCORE divided by 8 and your POST UTME SCORE
divided by 2.
For instance:
If you scored 290 in UTME and went on to score 70 in POST UTME,your
aggregate score will be calculated thus
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UTME Score = 290/8 =36.25
Post UTME Score = 70/2 =35
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Don’t get confused, it can be quite understood that the post UTME questions is 40. You might want to ask, how then is it possible for me to score 70 in post UTME?
This is the simple magic UNILAG performs;whatever you score in post UTME over 40 will be rounded up to 100, that is it will rounded up to percentage. Let’s say for example you score 20/40. It will be the same as 20/40 multiply by (*) 100/1 which is equal to 50/100.

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UNILAG Post UTME Past Questions & Answers English Language

1. From the list of words lettered A to D choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the underlined word and that will, at the same time, correctly fill the gap in the sentence:

The management has neither..... nor denied the rumour that it was going to lay off some workers.

(a) pronounced
(b) confirmed
(c) rejected
(d) advertised

2. From the list of words lettered A to D choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the underlined word and that will, at the same time, correctly fill the gap in the sentence:

Instead of ....... the issue, the speaker digressed to unimportant matters.
(a) summarizing
(b) describing
(c) revealing
(d) addressing

This is evil, and should be banned by the Government.
How can you be programming people to become cannibals

In fact, the cake producer should be arrested and detained for further investigations

And Britain even has the guts to create a common wealth of ex-slave nations of which Nigeria is a proud member of and America is not.

Sctests:
The Imperialist British have ZERO resources but use their house niggars in the colonies and ex-colonies to control the resources there.
That's why they always recognise those ex-colonies the way they left it anytime the liberators and seccesionists wants to change geo-political map of ex-colonies.

Go and read the book- Biafra: Britain's shame by Auberon Waugh a journalist who was on ground and about wrote for The spectator, a British tabloid. He document the evil that Britain represented in Biafra and the British government engineered his sack from his job.
Him and his pro-Biafran colleagues took it up and won damages for unfair dismissal.

His book on British evil in Biafra was even banned from being sold for sometime. That book cannot be SHIPPED to Nigeria as we speak.

In the eyes of the British, Nigeria still remains the Royal Niger Company-their war booty, (Today, even the US cannot interfere in Nigeria matters without British consent) and the British sponsored the war against Biafrans so that companies like shell can have 40% of your resources while their good hausa and fulani house niggars take the rest.

Thanks for throwing more light on this
I saw the book on amazon http://www.amazon.com/Biafra-Britains-shame-Auberon-Waugh/dp/0718107438

when will nigeria ever have common sense?

The Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, Oyo State, is set to graduate 10,317 students in the first degree category and 14,349 individuals in postgraduates degrees at its 13th Convocation Ceremony which comes up on Friday April 23rd, 2016.

This was disclosed by the Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Prof Adeniyi Gbadegesin while addressing news during a press conference.

It was learnt that among the first degree graduands, 105 will be conferred with First Class honours. 2,434 will graduate in the second class upper division, 5,527 students in Second class Lower Division, 1,692 in the Third Class Division, 122 in the Third Class Division and 437 in the unclassified category.

Ige Olufemi Elijah of the Department of Mathematics and Sanni Saidat Abidemi of the department of Statistics emerged best graduating students for 2013/2014 and 2014/2015 with CGPA of 4.85 and 4.88 respectively.

http://academics.com.ng/2016/05/20/lautech-produces-105-first-class-degrees-10317-students-graduate/#respond

ramdris:
Op please change the topic to: Criminal that killed and buried his Dad...

yes. seems anybody can call himself a pastor and do anything.

abdulsemiu02:
VIRTUES & SUNNAH OF JUMMAH TUL MUBARAK
Dear Brothers and Sisters,

As Salaam Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh (May Allah’s Peace, Mercy and Blessings be upon all of you)

Hadith Narrated by Imam Muslim, Abu-Dawod, Al-Nesai, and Al-Tirmidhi

Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H) had said, “The best day during which the sun has risen is Friday. It is the Day Adam was created. It is the day when Adam entered paradise and also when he was taken out from it. It is also the day on which the Day of Judgment takes place.”

The above hadith summed up the importance of Friday in Islam. The sixth day of the Islamic week is Friday (Yaum-ul-Jummah) which has its own values and virtues in the sight of Allah SWT and it is demonstrated in Quran to us that Master of all days is Friday(Jummah tul Mubarak). There is absolutely no denying the importance of the day Jummah just as the Allah SWT “All-Knowing” “All-Wise” has ordered and chosen the month of Ramadan, the days of Hajj, or the Night of Qadr etc. in significance above other days of the year; Allah SWT has chosen and decreed the significance of Friday (Jummah) above the other days of the week

Virtues of Friday
MERITS OF FRIDAY THE HOLY DAY

There are countless blessings of Friday one cannot sum up all of them in a single article. However few blessings are listed below which tells us what Friday brings to us.

There is a blessed hour on Friday during which a person is granted anything lawful and good by Allah SWT that he prays for. The blessed hour on Friday is such that Dua’s are answered and accepted (Bukhari, Muslim) (from my research it’s an hour in ‘Asr to MaghriB-)
Every afternoon, the heat of hell is increased. However, through the blessings of Jumu’ah, this will not be done on Fridays. (Ihyaa ul-Uloom)
The word “shaahid” refers to Friday. There is no day more virtuous than F

noted

how did they get to him
did he steal them?

Annybens1993:
I just thought I should share my experience with GNLD Marketers in Abuja.

A group that calls themselve ARIZONA INTERNATIONAL does this same thing in owerri. They tell you there is vacancy in an multinational company and blablabla, only for you to come and market gnld products.

dannyokec:
Invest in virtual foot ball league or forex trade

For good result use indicators. Google Vfl indicator best so far is realnaps indicator

For forex and binary use herculex and other good once as well


Google the software I started with 50k last year and am making at least 100k on a bad day is just max staking over 1.5at home but use an indicator if you do it without an indicator you loose is urs

hello. sent u a mail request

Blackkie:
@Yazz09
I love your guts!
In no distant time, you will have enough to make choices from.

how do you take care of the risks of broken eggs. in case you need to transport the eggs through bad roads.
thats just what is stopping me from starting the business

pls i need google adsense for my website. can anyone help me get it and how much?

An objective of organizing a research paper is to allow people to read your work selectively. When I research a topic, I may be interested in just the methods, a specific result, the interpretation, or perhaps I just want to see a summary of the paper to determine if it is relevant to my study.

For most studies, a proper research report includes the following sections, submitted in the order listed, each section to start on a new page. Some journals request a summary to be placed at the end of the discussion. Some techniques articles include an appendix with equations, formulas, calculations, etc. Some journals deviate from the format, such as by combining results and discussion, or combining everything but the title, abstract, and literature as is done in the journal Science. Your reports will adhere to the standard format.

Title page
Abstract
Introduction
Materials and Methods
Results
Discussion
Literature Cited

Title Page

Select an informative title, such as “Role of temperature in determination of the rate of development of Xenopus larvae.” A title such as “Biology lab #1” is not informative. Include the name(s) and address(es) of all authors, and date submitted.
Abstract

Summarize the study, focusing on the results and major conclusions, including relevant quantitative data. It must be a single paragraph, and concise. It should stand on its own, therefore do not refer to any other part of the report, such as a figure or table. Avoid long sections of introductory or explanatory material. As a summary of work done, it is written in past tense.
Introduction

Introduce the rationale behind the study, including

The overall question and its relevance to science
Suitability of the experimental model to the overall question
Experimental design and specific hypothesis or objective
Significance of the anticipated results to the overall question

Include appropriate background information (but please do not write everything you know about the subject).
Methods and Materials

The purpose of this section is to document all of your procedures so that another scientist could reproduce all or part of your work. It is not designed to be a set of instructions. As awkward as it may seem, it is standard practice to report methods and materials in past tense, third person passive. Your laboratory notebook should contain all of the details of everything you do in lab, plus any additional information needed in order to complete this section.

While it is tempting to report methods in chronological order in a narrative form, it is usually more effective to present them under headings devoted to specific procedures or groups of procedures. Some examples of separate headings are “sources of materials,” “assay procedures,”cell fractionation protocol,” and “statistical methods.” Try to be succinct without sacrificing essential information. Omit any background information or comments. If you must explain why a particular procedure was chosen, do so in the discussion.

Omit information that is irrelevant to a third party. For example, no third party cares what color ice bucket you used, or which individual logged in the data. You need not report sources of basic chemicals that would be found in any supply cabinet, such as sodium chloride or potassium phosphate. Report how procedures were done, not how they were specifically performed on a particular day. For example, report “samples were diluted to a final concentration of 2 mg/ml protein;” don’t report that ‘135 microliters of sample one was diluted with 330 microliters of buffer to make the proteins concentration 2 mg/ml.”
Results

Raw data are never included in a research paper. Analyze your data, then present the analyzed (converted) data in the form of a figure (graph), table, or in narrative form. Present the same data only once, in the most effective manner. By presenting converted data, you make your point succinctly and clearly.

Figures are preferable to tables, and tables are preferable to straight text. However, many times a figure is inappropriate, or the data come across more clearly if described in narrative form.

To give your results continuity, describe the relationship of each section of converted data to the overall study. For example, rather than just putting a table in the paper and going on to the discussion, write, ‘In order to test the null hypothesis that dust particles are responsible for the blue color of the sky, we observed the results of filtering air through materials of decreasing pore size. Table 1 lists the spectrum of transmitted light at right angles to the light path through air filtered through different pore sizes.’ Then present your table, complete with title and headings.

All converted data go into the body of the report, after the methods and before the discussion. Do not stick graphs or other data onto the back of the report just because you printed or prepared them separately.

Do not draw conclusions in the results section. Reserve data interpretation for the discussion.
Discussion

Interpret your data in the discussion. Decide if each hypothesis is supported, rejected, or if you cannot make a decision with confidence. Do not simply dismiss a study or part of a study as “inconclusive.” Make what conclusions you can, then suggest how the experiment must be modified in order to properly test the hypothesis(es).

Explain all of your observations as much as possible, focusing on mechanisms. When you refer to information, distinguish data generated by your own studies from published information or from information obtained from other students. Refer to work done by specific individuals (including yourself) in past tense. Refer to generally accepted facts and principles in present tense. For example, “Doofus, in a 1989 survey, found that anemia in basset hounds was correlated with advanced age. Anemia is a condition in which there is insufficient hemoglobin in the blood.”

Decide if the experimental design adequately addressed the hypothesis, and whether or not it was properly controlled. One experiment will not answer an overall question, so keeping the big picture in mind, where do you go next? The best studies open up new avenues of research. What questions remain? Did the study lead you to any new questions? Try to think up a new hypothesis and briefly suggest new experiments to further address the main question. Be creative, and don’t be afraid to speculate.
Literature Cited

List all literature cited in your report, in alphabetical order, by first author. In a proper research paper, only primary literature is used (original research articles authored by the original investigators). Some of your reports may not require references, and if that is the case simply state “no references were consulted.”

http://www.academics.com.ng/2016/01/21/carry-report-academic-research-work/

Grades are often touted as the single most important factor when determining University admissions, job applications, and future success. The following is one of the single most asserted facts of life:

Good grades grant entrance to an elite academic college. Academic success at a top university guarantees a well paying, highly respected job. Well paying jobs grant the necessary outcomes of success, including a big house, exotic vacations, societal status, large bank accounts, and many more luxuries of life.

Examining this assumption will elucidate the issue of “grades determining success”.
We become slaves to what we measure

As soon as we decide to measure something, we become slaves to it. Grades are no different. Grades are a practical way to measure whether or not a student has learned school curriculum material.

Without effective ways to measure other signals of cognitive and non-cognitive abilities, parents and children alike obsess over report cards. This is the executive summary of a student’s academic performance at school. Did the grade go up? Did it go down? Was it high or low?

Grades are important for college. Like it or not, your high school grades are important signals to college admissions counselors in determining future academic achievement. Grades in college are important for graduate school and many highly selective corporations. With limited spots available for thousands of applicants, grade criteria is an easy selection process determining who gets a chance.
Information asymmetry contributes to the stress on grades as signals in decision making processes. Good grades signal an ability to learn, and that is one of many qualities colleges and employers are looking for. However, grades are not the only sign, and in fact once grades are deemed good enough, many many factors will trump them in determining success.

Therefore, we must examine what we believe to be success, and, once you have signaled you have enough ability to learn, what really determines success.

Character Determines Success

Character traits such as grit, curiosity, teamwork, oral communication and creativity are non-cognitive abilities that are not tested and reflected in report cards. These traits can help you get good grades. But they are not only useful in solving convergent problems, but also addressing the entirety of divergent problems and solutions in the real world.

In the classroom, success is determined by a student’s ability to take converge to the right answer. In the real world, information is not clear. It comes from all different locations. The answers to real world problems are more divergent. There are thousands of solutions.

We must have a certain level of cognitive intelligence and ability to learn. Clearly, good grades signal this ability. Success requires so much more. Success requires the ability to communicate complex ideas to a diverse team of people, relentlessly pursue solutions, and explore possibilities beyond current knowledge.

When grades can reflect all these non-cognitive abilities, then they might hold more weight towards determining success.

What is Success?

The narrow path of success is a concept we’ve discussed in our blog before. It is one story of success. But in fact, there are unlimited possibilities when it comes to success. Most of the media paints a very consumer centric view of success, and so that is often all that our children hear.

I cannot define success for you. The very script we are examining, “grades are important in life and grades determine success,” leaves out one important distinction. What do you want and how do you define success? Success is a personal endeavor, and if we don’t take time to step back and ask ourselves what we hope to accomplish in this life, we will never be content. Too often, we leave decisions up to others. But I charge you to ask yourself: what you want out of life? What would success look like for you? Realize that it is conscious decision, and that it is your individual vision that will lead to success.

http://www.academics.com.ng/2016/01/21/need-graduate-good-grades/

gohome:
We have a problem.
1. Weak Fiscal Policy and political structure.
2. Executing good economic policies.


I will only touch on 2 because the ruling party does not have the nerve to dismantle the fiscal structure we have now. Also so unfortunate the last one could not. In the next elections, we should vote for the guy that will stop handouts to states. The gain of just this single decision is too enormous to mention in this thread. Will create another thread highlighting this

I will go ahead with number 2. Solutions to number 2 start with a good plan (budget). Unfortunately we have started off in the wrong foot. The growth rate of a country depends on rate of saving and investment. For this purpose, budgetary policy aims to mobilise sufficient resources for investment in the public sector. Therefore, the government makes various provisions in the budget to raise overall rate of savings and investments in the economy. what I have seen so far in this years budget is not impressive. Hopefully next year will be much better.


Another example as regards to policy is curbing inflation rate. Look around you, you can hardly find anything manufactured in Nigeria. So what it means is that inflation is going to be in double figures because of a devalued Naira at 310 to a dollar. It's a bad policy to fix the Naira and not let market forces work. A good example to explain this bad policy is the way and manner we have handled our forex. Firstly, the entire policy to control our outflow was not carefully thought through. What we are doing is fixing the roof because of bad foundation. Or repainting the car and feeling good when your engine is about to knock. Bad precedence we have laid in the past 50 years. Keeping the right to set the dollar price exclusively to CBN is a recipe for disaster. It's only a matter of time and that time will be when oil is worthless. Do you know that the CBN gathers all our dollars and print Naira equivalents of these dollars. They flood this Naira in the economy and because the GDP growth is not equivalent to the Flooded Naira, inflation starts to kick in, the CBN the go ahead to reduce to cash in circulation by raising interest rate, selling T bills and even borrowing from bank at huge cost. Imagine! The simple solution to this is to let it stand on its feet. Every body source for your dollars and let your customers buy it at any price.

But wait a minute, the decision to do that is not so simple, the dollar will reach 500 Nairas, so politically, it will be suicidal considering the fact that 1 Naira was suppose to be of equal value to the dollar.

A true devalued Naira may be a solution to our problems. It will reignite the real sector. Manufactured good in Nigeria can now compete with foreign goods In Nigeria. Thousand of Jobs will be created. We will get better at it and even start to export. There is hope people.

That's the only way. For you to increase your outflow, you have to be able to sell manufactured products, resources like oil etc can not cut you in. To be able to manufacture competively with China, Germany etc, you will need

1. Technology
2. Fiscal policies, tax cuts import waivers on heavy duties etc
3. Most important, Infractructural development (1 Trillion US at least).This will include power, rail, roads, ports etc. unfortunately, we have squandered billions of hard earn forex that should have been used for this
4 Human Resource - STEM professionals, technicians etc
5. Strong Policing- strong police force, legal framework etc.
6. Strong Foreign policy

What do we do?
1. Can we as citizens reach out to our legislators that the budget should reflect the above and don't be passed until it is changed.

2. Can we also push for a well laid out fiscal policy

3. Can we also push for a policy that will ban all forms of commodities except heavy duty equipment from accessing forex from the CBN

4. Can we set a hard target for the power problem to be fixed. (Milestones included). All projects in the world have targets

5. We consume 40 million liters a day of PMS. Dangote refinery will do 10 million liter max. Can we rigorously push for 4 Dangotes to build refineries especially from the oil majors in country.

6. With just a 10% increase in GDP and 30% increase in manufacturing, 2.2 million barrel a day of oil we produce will not be enough for local consumption.






Came across the link below and I thought it might be interesting.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?sns=fb&v=xex7NAhTR_w

1. every state should go back to agriculture like anambra's governor obiano
2. more private people like dangote should build companies that will make us stop importing products like fuel etc and create jobs

Reading is the process of looking at a series of written symbols and getting meaning from them. There are few steps one can take in order to enhance his ability to understand what he reads.

Eliminate distractions. Get off the computer, turn off the TV, and cut out the music. It’s very difficult to read, especially if you’re reading something difficult, when your attention is divided. Reading closely means you have to find a nice, comfortable location that’s distraction-free.

Skim first and then read closely. If you’re reading something difficult, don’t worry too much about spoiling the ending for yourself. If you read a paragraph and have to start the paragraph over, consider skimming over the whole story, or flipping through the book somewhat to get a sense of the plot, the main characters, and the tone of the reading, so you’ll know what to focus on as you read more closely.

Picture what you’re reading. Think of yourself as a movie director and picture the action while you’re reading it. Cast the movie with actors, if it helps, and really try to picture the events as realistically as possible. This can be a lot more fun, and it will help you remember and understand what you are reading a lot better.

Read out loud. Some people find it much easier to stay focused and interested in what they’re reading by reading out loud. Lock yourself in your room, or hide in the basement and read as dramatically as you want. This can help slow you down if your tendency is to try to skim too quickly, and it can help make the reading more dramatic if you find it somewhat boring.

Look up any words, locations, or ideas you don’t recognize. You can use context clues to help you figure out things by yourself, but it’s always a good idea to take a minute to learn any references you might not have gotten the first time. It’ll make the reading much easier.

Mark up the text. Write questions in the margin, underline things you think are interesting, highlight important concepts or ideas. Don’t be afraid to make lots of marks on your text as you read. Some readers find that holding a pencil or highlighter makes them a more active reader, giving them something to “do” while doing the task. See if it works for you.

Write a few sentences of summary at the bottom of each page. If you’re reading something difficult and find yourself often wanting to go back to get something you missed, start taking it one page at a time. At the end of each page, or even at the end of each paragraph, write a brief summary of what happened on that page. This’ll break up the reading and allow you to go through it with much more careful attention.

Write down questions that you have about what you read. If you find something confusing, or you notice something that’s giving you difficulty, always write it down. This might give you a good question to ask later in class, or give you something to think more about as you continue reading.

Take breaks. Make sure you save enough time to do your reading so you can complete it comfortably and take frequent breaks. For every 45 minutes of reading you do, let yourself relax for 15 or do some other kind of homework, to give your mind a rest and let yourself focus on other things for a while. When you’re ready, come back fresh and excited to get back to the story.

Get together with friends or classmates and discuss the reading. It’s not cheating to discuss what you’ve read about before or after class. In fact, most teachers would probably be thrilled. Get your classmates reactions and compare them to your own. Again, try not to talk about whether or not it was “boring,” but see if anyone has a good explanation of something you might’ve found difficult or confusing. Offer your own reading expertise to help your friends.

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The Ekiti State University (EKSU), Ado-Ekiti invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Degree, PGDE and M.Ed Degree Sandwich Programmes for the 2016 Contact Session.

For Available Programmes And Admission Requirements, visit http://eksu.edu.ng/index.php/notice-to-all-students

METHOD OF APPLICATION

Candidates are to pay N6,000.00 for Undergraduate form and N16,000.00 for Postgraduate form into any of the under-listed banks through e-tranzact;

Zenith Bank PLC EKSU, Wema Bank EKSU, ECO Bank EKSU, Enterprise Bank EKSU, Access Bank PLC EKSU, GT Bank EKSU, First Bank PLC EKSU, Heritage Bank Plc, EKSU.

i.) The e-tranzact receipt issued by the bank will be used to access the application form on the University website. Candidates are to complete the forms on line submit and print a copy of the application form for processing

ii.) Duly completed application forms accompanied with a photocopy of evidence (i.e teller/e-transact receipt) of payment with four self-addressed envelopes and photocopy of credentials must be returned to University Sandwich Office.

Application Closing Date:
Application ends 1st April, 2016.

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This is to inform you that the 2015/2016 Matriculation Ceremony has been scheduled as follows:

Date: 21st January, 2016
Time: 10.00am
Venue: Alfa Belgore Hall, Afe Babalola University, Ado – Ekiti.

The Fresh Undergraduates are to inform their parents

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