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compreyus:#TeamAgronomy...... Also not yet in sch but will be there on mon for clearance.. I shld be in the dept too same day to know aw far. Cheers |
mobolaji28:When is lecture starting? Agronomy dept |
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Ok..... It is good to note this too ![]()
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OJAH13: OJAH13post=32319110:Soon someone will say when are we covocating. Lol U.I is another name for jega. Full of suspense ![]() |
The problem with the touch light prof is simple but complex . The figure PDP wrote for him was so much he couldn't read it out. He didn't want to be part of the lie . When Jega asked if he wrote the result himself, he said Yes but "under special condition" . He really gave that comic relief Nigerians need to calm down the political tension But that man disgrace his school and village no be small. ![]() |
Admissnandjobs:You miss Road?? Jamb advert in a Postgraduate trend. How will you see customers? ![]() |
ajoskele:Yes oo!!! Ogun state camp in sagamu is very very condusive...... The hostels, toilet, light, parade ground, a standard stadium for sport and athletics + you also listen to those boring lectures . Oh! Lest I forget you also have socket next ur bed for charging .... But seriously ogun state camp is sweet. Omo ogun ise ya!! |
ajoskele:I sight u oooo.... ![]() |
cathodekazim:Ok ooo...... Where did you see the name? |
compreyus:I haven't been recomended but am still hoping.... BTW I hope its not because of transcript cos av not sent mine. |
goalburner:You will be paid 55k after your service year.... That is 5k for 11 months. But this is only applicable to corpers serving in government schools outside Abeokuta. If you are in Abeokuta... OYO is your case oo. No state allawee for u Oo |
cathodekazim:Cathode na u find me come ooo.... Been running my things on nairaland no be 2day na. ![]() ![]() well that good news for agronomy dept then. I also got across to the Hod yesterday and he said no exam for agronomy dept. Thanks bro.... God knows I no fit read anything again oo ![]() |
compreyus:Am so curious too.... What is happening in Agronomy department. |
obinoral1179:Yinmu |
Happy Birthday to our very own..... Obinoral and funpeter. Long life and prosperity to the Twins of life!!! Abeg my cake ooo |
obinoral1179: Na so |
RAO1: Batch A corpers b praying for extension of service now... Hehehehe. Me likely |
shypo:Camp is fun!!!! One of the best in Nigeria, but then might be boring cos no camp fire night ![]() |
Ilaro, yewa south LGA |
hawdi:Wetin make I talk oo. Chick ke?? All the chicks dey poultry getting ready for xmas + why u see me ghostmoding is cos am serving in ogun state..2014 BATCH A.... Of course senior corper you know? So ask me any question about the gateway state and I will answer ![]() |
yes oooo......... Good to go corpers!!! Batch A! Batch A!! **dancing** but come ooo....... This dupsy no dey leave ghost mode ni Chai ....... |
Funpeter:ogun state fine ooooooo..... But sha i no understand why ogun and lag neva do INEC reg ooo. Funpeter aw una dey? |
Vig86: If they resume I teach if they don't I don't teach ~ corper .CORRECT. Just dat on my mind too. No time |
Funpeter: Three days of serious stress for working for INEC, they should better pay me something awesome or else hell will let loose. Why is south west state so stingy?Pele bro |
Dem never start anything here in ogun state. Wondering if that state is still part of Nigeria. ![]() |
binary123: He didn’t trust the Liberian healthcare system. what about the America health care system he should have gone there for diagnosed why nigeria?I Wonder oooo.... Yeye person! Devil incarnate ![]() |
bestestgirl: I thought his cousin said he didn't know he had ebola?? Now we hear that he knows but came for treatment??They are all liars!!!! Mtceeeeeeeew. |
Patrick Sawyer’s widow, in defence of her husband, has explained why he travelled to Nigeria, despite being contaminated with the Ebola virus. He did it, she said, because he had faith in Nigeria’s better health system. Mrs. Sawyer shared her thoughts on her Facebook profile. “I’ve read other reports in other papers about Patrick’s ‘recklessness’. I get where they’re coming from, and they certainly have the right to feel the way they do. However, as Patrick’s widow, I would like to shed some light on this from another perspective. One that only I, his wife, would know,” she wrote. “I knew Patrick better than anybody else (including himself). He had told me many times in the past how much he didn’t trust the Liberian healthcare system. He would tell me about how a person would get checked in for one thing, and get misdiagnosed and get the wrong treatment as a result. On top of that, Patrick was a clean freak, and told me how filthy a lot of the hospitals were. “He didn’t tell me this, but I know in my heart of hearts that Patrick was determined to get to Nigeria by all means because he felt that Nigeria would be a place of refuge. He has expressed to me many times in the past that he felt passionately about helping to be a part of strengthening Liberia’s healthcare system, but he knew it wasn’t there yet, and he wouldn’t want to take a chance with his life because a lot of people depended on him… Patrick had a passion for life, and he wouldn’t have wanted his to end. So, I bet anything that he was thinking, if I could only get to Nigeria, a way more developed country than Liberia, I would be able to get some help. How ironic.” In her post, Mrs. Sawyer wrote that the fact that her husband avoided contact with others at the James Sprigg Payne’s Airport in Monrovia as revealed by airport CCTV footage proved he didn’t set out to infect others with the disease and perhaps his actions were that of a dying man in desperate search for help. “It has been reported that Patrick avoided physical contact with everyone he came across during his trip from Liberia to Nigeria. When he got to Nigeria, he turned himself in letting them know that he had just flown in from Liberia. “Patrick went to Nigeria for help so that he can get properly diagnosed, and not misdiagnosed in Liberia. And if it came back that he did have Ebola, he trusted the Nigerian healthcare system a lot more than he trusted the Liberian’s. His action, as off as it was, was a desperate plea for help. Patrick didn’t want to die, and he thought his life would be saved in Nigeria.” Mrs. Sawyer then took a swipe at the Liberian President, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, who said Mr Sawyer was indiscipline and disrespectful for failing to heed medical advise not to travel. Mrs Sawyer said if President Johnson-Sirleaf had fixed the healthcare system in Liberia, her husband would not have left in search of treatment elsewhere. “I write today, not simply because of Patrick, but because of the broken healthcare system in the Liberia, and the government’s inability under President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (and other past Presidents) to fix it. Good doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers aren’t given the support they need to save lives. “President Sirleaf went on CNN News throwing stones at Patrick, a man who can no longer defend himself, a man who worked tirelessly for Liberia. She should be ashamed of herself. I use to admire this woman, and was excited and proud of her accomplishment as the first woman President in the entire continent of Africa. She will always own that. We will always own that. It can’t be taken away from her. It’s something to be proud of. But this woman has failed her country,” she wrote.
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Funpeter: How you dey now? Long time, I go E arrest you for negligence of dutyOga mi no vex. ![]() |
For those that have done INEC registration. How many days is d training and registration. Happy am becoming a senior corper ooo... Since otondo white fowls don enter camp 2day !!! ![]() |
Happy sunday friends. Am glad to be back to this great house!!!! Who dey house ooo.. ![]() |
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. When Jega asked if he wrote the result himself, he said Yes but "under special condition"
. He really gave that comic relief Nigerians need to calm down the political tension
Na so
. Angeltolly, say something na. I can see you 'ghostmoding'