₦airaland Forum

iXavier:
60-70K But, you will get enough change shaa
Then, find me and dash me some

ok, thanks boss....

any stalite on this thread, should please give me rough estimation of the amount to budget for registrations, school fees,hostel fees etc..thanks in advance ...

If u reside in IB, u can go for ur X-ray examination now..... Just to avoid d queue [/quotewhen did they start that? ?

HBD alaye

JaredNomak:
I can see nollywood village warriors dancing on stage..

lolsss

oluwa this is new year,continue to guide me, my family and others.. .

Eleniyan15:
that pol112 it pol111 in lasu anyways the course bad gan!!!!

get ready emi gan am ready

ok ....thanks bro...

Babice:
i cant tell for now cos i didnt attend lecture for up to a week but they should be cul depending on the lecturers

aiite but why haven't you been attending lectures? ??

Babice:
yes we've started since nov 9 but am not in school at present but we are doing eight courses:eco111,eco112,gst111,gst112,saa111,saa112,pol111 and pol112

what are the courses like babice?

it's like UNIBEn new sociology students has started lectures ,please succinctly give us details of the courses you are to do...thanks in adv

Nastydroid:
i was once a victim of this school,they love their indigens so much

that's not a school with Good reputation.. ..

this is very inhumane.

The rate at which Nigeria universities disappoints student is so alarming. .I think its high time I posted my freinds story. ..my freind,who happened to be an aspirant of Adekunle Ajasin University (AAUA) scored 277 and 70 % in the justconcluded UTMe and putme, he was denied admission even when he met the departmental cut off and the o level requirements. ..To my greatest surprise, first batch and second batch admission list had been released and people that didn't score up to that were picked.. . dear nairalanders,please kindly tell us what to do ,or if you were once in this situation,tell us how you scaled through... .... this is the link to confirm the Putme score http://putme.aaua.edu.ng/ and this is the registration number 56342433FB...

harjorsehgabriel@ yahoo.com plz

success to the team

nothing special about being the 1st 2nd etc to comment on nairaland...thought my account is gonna be credited. ..mtchew!!! between,Team ENYIMBA all the way. ...

this thread should be okay for utme aspirant...Go to other schools aspirants thread, and post the link as others had said. that should bring more people in...

Babice:
Congrats in advance,wat do u intend 2 do wit ur degree wen u graduate?

eat it. .lol

08:38 Russian airline The plane is operated by the Russian airline Kogalymavia. The latest reports say it was carrying 217 passengers and seven crew.

Reports from Egypt have it that a Russian airliner has crashed in central Sinai with about 271 passengers and seven crew members on board. Confirming this to BBC was the office of Egypt’s prime minister, which stated that the Airbus A-321 had just taken off from the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, on its way to the Russian city of St Petersburg. As at the time of filing this report, it was not clear yet where the plane crashed, as some suggested that it may have disappeared over Cyprus. Most of the passengers on the plane operated by the Russian airline, Kogalymavia established since 1993, were said to be Russian tourists. According to CNN reports, 224 passengers and crew were on board the crashed Russian plane, as the Egyptian Prime Minister, Sharif Ismail and the ministers are in an emergency meeting over the incident. The Egyptian authorities are having a torrid time having access to the suspected crash site because of the mountainous and ruggedness of Sinai. The plane crashed into central Sinai and the compromise occurred just 23 minutes after it took off. Details later… Cc lalasticlala

collozzuz:
Wow! Good to be here.... repping Sociology dept from the first and the best uni..... Greatest UI..


NSASA... quest for social change

welcome boss

that's too inhumane...signs of End time

Kingdomdaughter:
Hey bro, do u knw me? I saw a notification on my mention

not really maam...

very pathetic...RIP to the affected beings...

space bookers now everywhere...people no longer read news...them just dey book space..Oga oooh

Tunami:
i give him 50 percent kudos for the election because he jegalised orubebe.

Lol, well jega is a great man of high esteem, he was never in support of electoral malpractices .he even went further, to tell us what happened during 2007 election...that man is the best INEC CHAIRMAN I had ever known...

Professor Attahiru Jega, the former chairman
of the independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC) has spoken about his
experience when he was in the commission
noting that he had to battle with politicians
who were desperate to own power at all cost
and “ militicians ’ who tried to subvert the will
of the people.
Vanguard reports that Jega said this at the
first University of Abuja public lecture on
Thursday, October 29.
He said through compliance with the law,
INEC was able to thwart the effort of the
desperate politicians “From my experience, I quite often say that
Nigeria has a special breed of politicians
(Militicians). They generally tend to believe
that political power through elections has to
be ‘captured,’ and this has to be done by
hook or by crook; and by any means
necessary. To them, winning election is,
literally, a do-or-die affair.
“INEC faced perhaps its greatest challenge in
containing the predisposition and reckless
mindset of Nigerian politicians. Any wonder
then that our political arena increasingly
resembled a bloody battlefield, with maiming,
killing, burning, and unimaginable
destruction of lives and property.
“Navigating the minefield of do-or-die
politicians as an impartial electoral umpire
required nerves of steel, and we had to
quickly muster the requisite thick skin, as
well as appropriate containment strategies.
“A series of badly conducted elections could
create perpetual political instability and
easily reverse the gains of democratization.
If adequate care is not taken, badly
conducted elections can totally undermine
democratization and replace it with
authoritarian rule, of the civilian or military
varieties.
“At best, they can install inept and corrupt
leadership that can herald, if not
institutionalize, bad governance. There are
many illustrations or manifestations of this
throughout Africa.
“But nowhere is this as amply illustrated as
in the Nigerian case, especially between
1999 and 2007.
“The 2007 elections were manifestly the
worst in Nigeria’s history, as declared by
both domestic and international observers.
The EU observer mission, for example, noted
that the elections fell ‘short of basic
international standards,’ and were
characterized by violence and crude use of
money to buy votes.
“There was reckless mobilization of ethno-
religious cleavages and heightened use of
money and thugs to influence results.
“The pre-electoral processes, such as party
primaries, were conducted in grossly
undemocratic fashion. In many cases, the
results were said to have gone to the highest
bidder.
“The winner of the presidential election, late
President Umaru Yar’Adua, himself admitted
on the day of his inauguration that there
were serious flaws in the election that
brought him to power.
“There are also other associated challenges.
For example, meeting the production
deadlines in the production of PVCs was
seriously affected by power failures, which
damaged equipment, which the vendor could
not quickly replace “The use of the SCR was constrained by the
fact that some polling units were located in
areas where there was no Internet coverage.”
Jega also applauded the appointment of
Professor Mahmood Yakubu as the new
chairman of the commission and said he
would make the country proud. https://www.naij.com/622513-battle-politicians-jega-reveals.html

nwadiuko1:
dat one na multivitamin na e go mek am swallow horse

na so bro