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WIZGUY69: NOTE : THIS THREAD IS FOR ASPIRANTS, NOT STUDENTS.

True talk o..dts wt I wnted to say sef

Sheenor: Guess you are ban by spam bot.......cheack yur profile and see first.

True,have seen it.

Sheenor: Guess you are ban by spam bot.......cheack yur profile and see first.

Derz notin lik dt on my profile

I cannot reply or like or quote somebody on educational threads that I followed; any reason for this?

Uniport 2014/2015 postutme is awt

Immanuelar: You are correct, the IUPAC name is ethanonitrile

Any oda q?

Immanuelar: What is the IUPAC name of this compound?
CH3CN

Methyl cyanide; CH3-methyl, CN-cyanide.
Anoda name is ethanonitrile
Ethano from the two C's and three H's dt is C2H3 and nitrile from N

Jdrake: Ur whatsapp contact plz aidy

Wts urs?

Jdrake: Aidy plz ar u a student or aspirant nd wil lik 2 hv ur contacts.whatsapp,bbm,cell numba,any1 plzz

Am an aspirant..whatsapp

WIZGUY69:
see ya mouth, had it been you got 180 you will not be talking like this!!

Hmm well reverse is the case.

WIZGUY69: Lol.
aidy you dn't get him,
he is praying that futa should accept 180 for cut-off.

He should not pray for that ooo

Meritbaba: Jambe cutoff has always been 180 and some federal university will still insist on 200, though am praying that FUTA accepts 180 this year too

It is 200 for futa oo..I dnt want 180..competition would increase

seydam21: Most of the universities were stubborn they wont accept d cut off like OAU, UNIBEN, UI etc #just pray dat Futa will accept this

Futa's cutoff is always 200..I dnt even need to pray for it

T4taiwo: Did A Brazilian Man Surgically Attach A Real Dog’s Face
on Himself, or is it a Hoax?
The shocking case of a Brazilian man who sew a dog’s face on his own, in an attempt to become the Dogman has recently caused a stir on the internet. The man allegedly had plastic surgery to sew the mouth, nose, ears, facial hair and other parts from a dead dog’s head onto his own face. Is it real, or is this shocking case a hoax? Find out right here.
The story: a man from Brazil paid a whole lot of money out of his own pockets to have the snout, eyebrows and ears from a dead dog, surgically attached to his face. The man now wants to be referred to as man-dog.
Is this for real? Or is it a hoax?
Well, if it had been real, it would’ve been truly shocking. Luckily, a few days after the extremely bizarre news surfaced and pretty much grossed anyone out, it was all announced as a hoax. What you see in the shocking pictures,
is the odd work of Brazilian performance artist Rodrigo Braga. The artist asked a veterinary surgeon to sew the dog’s face parts on his own face.
The twist is that we don’t see his face in the pictures; we see a replica of the artist’s face. Of course, the pictures are also edited with a computer software, but the dog body parts are real. The dog had been previously put to sleep due to the fact that he could not be put into a home. The animal’s body was used with the permission of the local authorities.
Rodrigo Braga is absolutely fascinated with the beauty of dogs, so fascinated, that he took his passion to a shocking limit: he decided to turn to plastic surgery in order to look like a dog. The entire creepy experiment was done back in 2004, but the pictures have surfaced just now.
Braga went on the record to say that he had nothing to do with the decision to euthanize the poor dog. The local animal shelter put him down because no one had adopted him beyond the legal limit. Call this form of ‘art’ bizarre, scary and shocking… but many have praised him for his work. He declared that he was inspired by his interactions with a sick dog back in his teen days. What do you think about this
shocking form of art?

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The Federal
Government, in
consultation with the
Joint Admissions and
Matriculation Board, has
pegged the cutoff
marks for 2014
admissions into
universities at 180,
while polytechnics and
colleges of education
were put at 150,
respectively.
The cutoff points were
arrived at on Tuesday,
after the 5th Combined
Policy meeting on
admissions to tertiary
institutions, held at the
National Universities
Commission, Abuja.
The Supervising Minister
of Education, Nyesom
Wike, who declared the
meeting open, frowned
on the inability of most
tertiary institutions to
utilise their admission
quota.
Wike, however, said in
view of efforts to
boost access,
institutions which failed
to utilise their
admission quota for
2014 would be
sanctioned.
He reiterated the
Federal Government’s
commitment to the
development of ICT
training, which he said,
had already been
inculcated into the
standard curriculum at
the secondary school
level.
He said, “I have been
briefed that despite the
rising demand for higher
education vis-a-vis the
availability of a large
number of qualified
candidates, some
institutions did not fully
utilise the admissions
quota approved for
them by relevant
regulatory agencies in
2013.
“This disservice to the
Nigerian child is totally
unacceptable. In line
with efforts of the
Federal Government to
improve access, let me
urge you all to with
effect from today,
work assiduously to
ensure that all
admission spaces in
your institutions for the
current year are fully
utilised within the
approved time frame.”
The Registrar and Chief
Executive of JAMB, Prof.
Dibu Ojerinde, in his
presentation gave a
statistical run down of
candidates’ preference
for tertiary education.
He said after the
conduct of the 2014
Unified Tertiary
Matriculation
Examination, candidates
who applied for degree
awarding institutions
totalled 1,584,348,
representing 70 per
cent; National
Certificate in Education
applicants totalled
25,767 representing 1.6
per cent; National
Diploma, a paltry
22,072, representing 1.3
per cent while National
Innovation Diploma had
just 46, representing
0.003 per cent.
Ojerinde wondered why
Nigeria’s educational
system has
consistently failed to
embrace technical
education in its quest
for industrialisation,
noting that the British
system which Nigeria
copied now award
degree in all its
polytechnics.


Postume date is next we should all get prepared

The Federal
Government, in
consultation with the
Joint Admissions and
Matriculation Board, has
pegged the cutoff
marks for 2014
admissions into
universities at 180,
while polytechnics and
colleges of education
were put at 150,
respectively.
The cutoff points were
arrived at on Tuesday,
after the 5th Combined
Policy meeting on
admissions to tertiary
institutions, held at the
National Universities
Commission, Abuja.
The Supervising Minister
of Education, Nyesom
Wike, who declared the
meeting open, frowned
on the inability of most
tertiary institutions to
utilise their admission
quota.
Wike, however, said in
view of efforts to
boost access,
institutions which failed
to utilise their
admission quota for
2014 would be
sanctioned.
He reiterated the
Federal Government’s
commitment to the
development of ICT
training, which he said,
had already been
inculcated into the
standard curriculum at
the secondary school
level.
He said, “I have been
briefed that despite the
rising demand for higher
education vis-a-vis the
availability of a large
number of qualified
candidates, some
institutions did not fully
utilise the admissions
quota approved for
them by relevant
regulatory agencies in
2013.
“This disservice to the
Nigerian child is totally
unacceptable. In line
with efforts of the
Federal Government to
improve access, let me
urge you all to with
effect from today,
work assiduously to
ensure that all
admission spaces in
your institutions for the
current year are fully
utilised within the
approved time frame.”
The Registrar and Chief
Executive of JAMB, Prof.
Dibu Ojerinde, in his
presentation gave a
statistical run down of
candidates’ preference
for tertiary education.
He said after the
conduct of the 2014
Unified Tertiary
Matriculation
Examination, candidates
who applied for degree
awarding institutions
totalled 1,584,348,
representing 70 per
cent; National
Certificate in Education
applicants totalled
25,767 representing 1.6
per cent; National
Diploma, a paltry
22,072, representing 1.3
per cent while National
Innovation Diploma had
just 46, representing
0.003 per cent.
Ojerinde wondered why
Nigeria’s educational
system has
consistently failed to
embrace technical
education in its quest
for industrialisation,
noting that the British
system which Nigeria
copied now award
degree in all its
polytechnics.

Postume dates is next; we should all get prepared

WIZGUY69: ewwwwwwww!! that's my baby!!
won't you give me a hug

Nah..I don't like PDA

WIZGUY69: hehehehheheheehe!!
come on baby AIDY,
you know i can't do that!!
am just kidding!!
you know i can't live without you!!
the day you will divorce me, "i will rather kill myself than to commit suicide"

Hmmmmmmmm..sweet words!..okay have heard u

saasala: She's not the only one. Ini Edo has lost weight too. See photos here: http://www..com/nollywood-actress-ini-edo-drastically-loses-weight/

We know alredi

am0s: luks lyk deres no ui aspirant ere.....or r dey secretly doin d post-utme witout my concept

Mayb u shld visit ui's thread

WIZGUY69: Divsy!! no mind the man.
btw
************just come and sit on my lap*************
************before aidy comes back**************

*making arrangements for divorce*

saintneo: yeah....I have seen it in the past. great art work!

That means u got it

dharay99: Hmmm, futa, d school where I wrote ma Jamb. Hmmm

Hmm so u r in ondo

dharay99: Uhm unaab, economics & 227...u?

futa fst 213

dharay99: Yeah

School? Course? Score?

dharay99: Hmmm, aniway MRNIN.

Morning,r u an aspirant?

Can anybody figure this out?

I have found out that most people hate doing the dishes:share ur views

dharay99: saw ur convos wid d guy at d top...

He got pissed for no reason

Meritbaba: auntie pls where is wizguy?

Hez ere..his name is nw splits