₦airaland Forum

owolabiza:
unilag website seems unavailable at the moment.

Let's be hopeful ...

Oladapsy1:
Well, January is next week and it's almost upon us.

Jozeeprosper:
Was@ unilag today. Met with one of their principal official @the admission office, school of post graduate. According to her, the results not been online yet is as a result of the on going NASU Strike. Asked her when it ll be uploaded, her reply was 'in two week's time'.

Emmy1379:
Today is 21 December 2017

seunweb2:
Nasu no dey affect entrance exam result in Unilag o

Akhynpelu:
Last year's result was released 2nd of Dec 2016 while admission list was released 2nd of January 2017..... To be candid, the results are ready but what I don't understand is the reason why they have refused to upload it online.....

McDonald70:
The result will be out by thursday 21 december 2017. This is to enable propective students plan the christmas and prepare for the resumption. This is also the last week for all member of the Non academic staff. By fridayn all of them will embark on christmas break and will resume by January.

Realiability is 100%

Deprofessional:
If 61,500 applicants are on the merit list, how many wrote the entrance exams?

BlueRayDick:
I really don't understand some people. Someone here claimed people check their results in the departments tru staff close to them. I normally don't believe in doing things through the backdoor, but just to satisfy my curiosity I asked a friend who ran same program as the one I applied for and he confirmed it to be true. In fact, to convince me he called the staff who happens to be his friend in my presence and he was told he should've called a day or two earlier as the staff claimed he was with list of the whole school that it was already compiled.

Now, someone here said he heard the list is ready and I said maybe it's true, maybe what the staff told my friend is actually true, maybe he wasn't just bluffing and was sure of what he was saying. Then suddenly someone here says am spreading false news.......Like seriously? Did I tell it will be out in the next one hour and you didn't see the list?

If you are frustrated, you find ways of venting your frustration. I mean am not the one responsible for your frustration in the first place......smh

And by the way, my friend called dis morning and he told me:'' My guy go and look for school fees, bros has checked and your name and xyz(another friend of ours) is on the list ''

durai:
dnt mind d guy

Deprofessional:
Unilag pg admission results loading...............

Site temporarily down.

Deprofessional:
Reliable source. Results to be released this evening/ tomorrow morning.

Be on the look out.

omenka:
Question.

The ear is to bats as ____ is to snakes.

What is the name of the complementary organ used along with the equivalent of bat's ears (the ____ above) in snakes?


Cc: LionDeLeo.

omenka:
Question.

The ear is to bats as ____ is to snakes.

What is the name of the complementary organ used along with the equivalent of bat's ears (the ____ above) in snakes?

Long curves

Cc: LionDeLeo.

Harbidexy5:
its actually not fair and thus uneducating for the fact that it doesnt really have a unit of fairness.........it would av bn betta if all was calculatn stuffs or logic rson that couldnt av bn copied nd pasted from any source

omenka:
Okay. Will do in five minutes.

Animal science.

cephaswizzy:
Math pls or physic...

projet:
op kindly drop the last question

Nazareth10:
at least 1question from Mgt and social sci pls

cuvox:
battery won't allow me see this to the end... Guess it's my loss... Thanks so much anyways. This thread was enlightening. For once it's good to see people from different tribes participating without killing ourselves.

projet:
what is the answer to the last question

LionDeLeo:
Who travels to any country without a visa, officially?

omenka:
Why does water condense on the glasses inside a vehicle with occupants when it's raining and without the air conditioner running?

Cc: LionDeLeo.

projet:
Sunday Ehindero (2005-2007)
Sunday Ehindero, from Ondo State, was
saddled with the herculean task of
laundering the battered image of the
Force following Balogun’s disgrace. He
graduated in Law from the University of
Ibadan. In Feb 2006, Ehindero sponsored
a bill in the National Assembly for the
removal of gender bias that was
prevalent then in the force and accused
Balogun of recruiting “dirty cops” into
the Force. He was said to have
recommended the unpopular promotion
of former EFCC chair, Nuhu Ribadu, from
commissioner of police to AIG. Ehindero
retired from the Force in 2007, but faced
several probes thereafter regarding a N21
million fraud, diversion of N2.5 billion of
police cooperative money, and another
N300 million police fund.
Mike Mbama Okiro (2007-2009)
The Rivers State-born police chief, who
many believed hailed from Egbema in
Imo State, took over from Ehindero in
2009. He was appointed by late President
Umaru Yar’Adua on May 29, 2007, in the
first civilian to civilian transition. He
enlisted in the Force on August 1, 1977
as an ASP. He enjoyed a double
promotion from Commissioner of Police
to Deputy Inspector-General (DIG) of
Police. Shortly after being appointed,
Okiro reinstated several officers who
were forced into early retirement and
headed the inter-agency panel to
investigate the $190million Halliburton
Scam, indicting KBR, a Halliburton
subsidiary, of bribing Nigerian
government officials to curry construction
contracts from the NLNG. After his
retirement in July 2009 at the age 60
years, Okiro got a rare commendation
from President Yar’Adua on his
achievements while in office. He is
currently the head of Police Service
Commission.
Ogbonnaya Okechukwu Onovo
Ogbonnaya Okechukwu Onovo is from
Enugu State. He succeeded Okiro in July
2007 as the first Igbo to head the Force.
He had felt the exalted position in acting
capacity before Okiro’s appointment
though. Between 1998 and 2000, he
presided over the National Drug Law
Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) as
chairman and was promoted to DIG on
March 14, 2002 having served three IGs,
Balogun, Ehindero and Okiro in that role.
Onovo’s tenure was characterised by a
prevalence of kidnappings for ransoms.
His perceived inability to checkmate
kidnappings and killings reportedly led
to his inglorious exit from the force, even
before attaining the mandatory
retirement age.
Hafiz Ringim
Hafiz Ringim enlisted as a cadet
Inspector on March 1, 1977. He rose
through the ranks to become the IGP
when he succeeded Onovo on September
10, 2010. His tenure witnessed, perhaps,
the most daring security affront with the
bombing of a section of the Force
Headquarters by the Boko Haram Islamic
fundamentalists.
Many other bombings were rampant
throughout his tenure. The most
dastardly ones being the 2011 Christmas
Day bombing at the St. Theresa Catholic
Church, Madalla, near Abuja, which
claimed over 40 lives and that of Kano
that claimed no less than 185 lives. He
retired on January 25, 2012.
Mohammed Dahiru Abubakar
Mohammed Dahiru Abubakar mounted
the saddle in acting capacity on January
25, 2012, following Ringim’s retirement.
Before then, he was AIG in charge of
Zone 12, Bauchi, which is the stronghold
of the Boko Haram sect. He once was a
commissioner of police in Lagos. He
identified corruption, inadequate
training and absence of tactics and
equipment, among others as the bane of
the Force but did little to solve the
problems. His most transparent
achievement was the introduction of a
new “camouflage” uniform similar to that
used by the military, for the police.
However, Abubakar would be
remembered for his cancellation of police
road blocks allegedly used to make illegal
extortions and other abuses across the
country.
Suleiman Abba, 2014-15
Just as unheralded as he came, Suleiman
Abba, who was the 17th IGP, was fired
by President Goodluck Jonathan on
Tuesday, April 21. Before his
appointment, Abba was the AIG in
charge of Zone 7, comprising Abuja and
environs. Like Ringim, he hailed from
Jigawa State and was promoted above his
seniors as AIG.
Solomon Arase
Solomon Arase, took over from Abba as
the 18th indigenous police boss on
Tuesday, April 21 on acting capacity.
Before his latest appointment, Arase was
head of the Force Criminal Intelligence
and Investigation Department. He has
Bachelors and Masters Degrees in law
and political science and strategic
studies, according to African Spotlight.
He is also a Fellow of the Nigerian
Defence College. Arase, unlike his
immediate predecessor, was appointed
from the rank of DIG and hails from Edo
State.

LionDeLeo:
7 successive service chiefs for each of the three sister services and 7 Inspectors General of the Nigerian Police.

LionDeLeo:
Current affairs/History.

LionDeLeo:
If he sees this post, let acc info pls.

My turn

omenka:
Since I've asked a question in chemistry, for the benefit of those with biology majors, I'd go in that direction.

A man with a dominant gene for albinism marries a woman with a recessive gene for same character. If they were to give birth to 20 children, how many of them are likely to be dominant albinos?

Is it possible that all children are albinos?