Good luck to all.

bourne_great:

My aggregate of both my post utme n jamb is 235.5 n i applied 4 computer science but with what i got here d cut off mark for computer science is 237 but i'm an indigen of Anambra state. So pls anyone with any tangible info, is there any possibility of me getting this course since i'm from d state?

You may get admission but you need to be prayerful, this cut off is for 1st batch which they may still go down later just have faith and pray hard.

Pls allow ppl to do something Dr. Akan.

maybe soon.

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WISHING ALL THE BEST

ferdiii:

Go to hell! Which yeye link, u be VC?

Na you will go to hell 1st, idiot like you, for him to get d answer where i have answered it, what is your business?

From Dr. Bright to Dr. Akan.
You are wasting your time.

Around this time last year, we had a scandal that rocked the University of Edo state, Ekosodin, where a set of female students were punished by some hoodlums, suspected to be cult members on campus.

Something similar has yet again happened, however, this one is a rather ALARMING, SICKENING AND DISTURBING story which I got on my desk yesterday (Thanks to my good friends at THEWILL). A female student at ABSU (Abia State University) was molested and raped by a gang of 5 guys; why did they do this? she allegedly disrespected one of the guys on campus, so they decided to take the laws into their hands by "teaching" her a lesson that she will never forget.

The people I have shown this video too were very upset and angry, because of the act of wickedness displayed in the video, it got to a point when the girl became suicidal and started begging them to take her life (In English and Igbo language), but the guys laughed and mocked her, it was terrible, the ordeal lasted for well over an hour, SAD SAD! Something is, I really hate to be a carrier of bad news, but this is just appalling at its best! One of the CRIMINALS in the video was even swearing in the name of "Jesus Christ" at a point, this is just totally out of line.

Nnamdi Azikiwe Univrrsity Awka (UNIZIK) has released the 2011/2012 first batch admission list online, candidate can now check admission statue online.
If you are admitted tell us, let's follow you to thank God, wishing all the best.

Follow the link for quick answers.

FUTA Releases 2011/2012 Post UME Results/Admission List
This is to inform the general public that The Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA. has released her results for the 2011/2012 Post UME Screening Exercise.
The results are now available and can be check online free without a scratch Card.
The University FUTA has also released her first admission list for the 2011/2012 Academic Session for those who chose FUTA as their first choice of institution.

A dramatic and dangerous dimension was yesterday introduced into the Boko Haram saga as brother-in-law to Mohammed Yusuf, the slain leader of the Islamic fundamentalist sect, Babakura Alhaji Fugu, who received ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo during his private visit to Maiduguri last Thursday, was killed by unknown gunmen.
Sunday Sun gathered that the 45-year-old Fugu was killed about 1.30 pm by gunmen suspected to be Boko Haram members.



Sources said the gunmen stormed the home of the Fugus located along the Railway Road, adjacent the sect’s enclave, and fired some shots in the presence of few family members and fled immediately.
Spokesman to the Joint Task Force (JTF), Lt Colonel Hassan Ifijeh Mohammed, confirmed the killing but said he could not give detail.
“I have heard it like every other person but I have not got official report. So I cannot give you any detail,” he told Sunday Sun.

Babakura, who was head of the Fugu family, had dragged the Borno State government, the Attorney General of the Federation and the Inspector-General of Police before the court over the alleged extra-judicial killing of his 70-year-old father, Alhaji Fugu Mohammed, the father-in-law to Mohammed Yusuf during the July 2009 Boko Haram insurgence.

Good luck to all.

The University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has released its 2011/2012 provisional admission list. Candidates for admission to the university of ilorin who participated in the unilorin post utme examinations can now check their admission status on the unilorin website.
UNILORIN 2011/2012 Provisional Admissions and Registration
2011/2012 Provisional Admissions and Registration
Remedial, UTME and Direct Entry candidates should check their admission status and complete the steps outlined in 1 – 9 below, if offered provisional admission.
UTME and Direct Entry candidates must have scored a minimum of 50% in the Post-UTME screening and 200 in UTME for UTME candidates.

Yaba College Of Technology (Yabatech) has released its 2011/2012 Post UTME results. Candidates who wrote the yabatech screening test can now view the post utme results on the Yabatech website.

Ekiti State University has released the results of its recently concluded Post UTME examinations.
Candidates who wrote the Ekiti state university Post UTME examinations can now check the results online,

Two videos of the suicide bomber, who detonated explosives to the United Nations (UN) building on August 26, have emerged. The bomber was identified as Mohammed Abu Barra, a married auto mechanic.

The videos, obtained by the French News Agency, AFP, showed members of Boko Haram preparing for the attack amid concerns by the authorities that the Islamist sect had formed links with outside groups such as Al-Qaeda’s North African branch.

The State Security Service (SSS) yesterday placed a N25 million compensation on the head of Mamman Nur, the mastermind of the blast who is on the run.
The possibility of such links has led to deep concern among western nations and mounting pressure on the government in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country and its largest oil producer.

General Carter Ham, the head of the US military’s Africa Command, said Al-Qaeda’s North African branch, Shebab militants in Somalia and Boko Haram have expressed a will to “more closely collaborate and synchronise their efforts.” Boko Haram’s attacks have grown increasingly sophisticated and it had not been known to target international institutions before the United Nations building bombing in Abuja.

A man, who identified himself as a spokesman for Boko Haram, claimed responsibility for the bombing on the day of the August 26 attack. The two videos, said to be from the group, include speeches totaling some 25 minutes from the alleged UN bomber. It was not possible to verify the authenticity of the videos, but they seem to offer a window into a form of Islamist extremism in Nigeria that authorities have so far shown little capability of addressing.

They bear hallmarks of past Boko Haram clips and feature speeches by a man identified as Abubakar Shekau, its suspected leader who went into hiding following a 2009 uprising by the group put down by a military assault. While the sect was long considered a domestic group targeting symbols of Nigerian authority, the videos also showed an international emphasis. They were mostly in the Hausa language but also partly in Arabic.

The voice said to be Shekau’s called the UN headquarters a “forum of all the global evil,” while also offering praise for the late Osama bin Laden. The video, focusing on the UN bombing, which killed at least 23 people and was among the deadliest targeting the world body, was more than an hour and 15 minutes long. A soft-spoken, 27-year-old smiling man said to be the UN bomber pleaded with his family to understand his actions, and a vague warning was sent out to “Obama and other infidels.”

During much of his time on the video, he held an AK-47 while two others leaned against the wall. Two gas cannisters were on the floor at his feet. He was rail-thin and wore a striped, polo-style shirt, a turban and what looked to be a suicide vest. In a phone interview with AFP, a man, who claimed to be a spokesman for the sect, identified the alleged bomber as Mohammed Abul Barra, a married auto repair worker with a son from Maiduguri, where the group has carried out most of its attacks.

His name was picked in a draw because a number of others also wanted to carry out the mission, according to the spokesman, who identified himself as Abu Qaqa. Boko Haram’s supposed foreign links as well as the origin of its backing was controversial in Nigeria as is whether it was truly behind the UN attack.
Prof. Kyari Mohammed, who had been closely studying the sect, said some members might have received training from other extremist groups but he doubted more substantial cooperation had occurred. “I personally don’t believe there is any serious link,” he said.

The SSS claimed in the days after the UN attack that an Al-Qaeda-linked suspect, who recently returned from Somalia, named Mamman Nur, masterminded the blast. He was declared wanted. Nur was believed to be third-in-command of Boko Haram when it launched the 2009 uprising. In one of the videos, reference was also made to an attempted attack on police headquarters in Maiduguri on August 15 and an image was shown of the man said to be the bomber, who was killed by authorities before the explosives detonated.

Photos of the man killed by police taken by journalists bore a resemblance to the person in the video.
The second video showed the “martyr” for an attack at police headquarters in Abuja in June, when at least two people were killed. The videos referred to the group by a name roughly translated as “People Committed to the Prophet’s Teachings for Propagation and Jihad,” as a previous video had done.
The State Security Service (SSS), has offered N25 million reward for information that could lead to the arrest of Nur, the alleged mastermind.

A statement, signed by its spokesperson, Ms Marilyn Ogar, yesterday in Abuja, said the suspect remained on the wanted list. “A reward of N25 million is being offered for information that could lead directly to the apprehension or conviction of Mamman Nur. “If you have any information concerning this person, please contact the nearest police station, military formation or any other security agencies.’’


http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/sept/19/national-19-09-2011-001.html

Best of luck to all.

Dr. Bright as you are answering here so you are giving admission to all higher institutions in Nigeria?
So funny!