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IFEOLUWAKRIZ:
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Babablogger

Pls,two of my friends are in a deep mess o
They are actually going for psychology just as you.

They meet cutoff but since their caps have been reading not admitted.
We are beginning to 'wear and grow' impatience.
Do you think this issue is somehow from the department of psychology ..what's ur own caps saying?

What's their subject combo

Nabeeltnabs:
I Av Even Seen A Law Aspirant With Almost 5mark Lesser Given Admission Somebody Will Nw Cum Here And Be Shouting U.I Admission Is Connection Free
Am Also Given Biochem After Aving 71 For Medicine
We Go Do The Same With Mbbs And Bds Guys With Exception Math111 And Bot141

Cc: Mrhistorian. Bobola7 ajet001

He might be from an ELDs

[quote author=Lolly1968 post=64061362][/quote]it's a lie, it's just a rumour peddled by those who didn't meet the desired cutoff, and I'm yet to see any one who met all criteria and wasn't admitted

Nabeeltnabs:
u.i admission keeh. SOME people in dis thread are nt ready to think JUST BECUS DEM DO HAMMER AMM
fairness don die since 2015 believe or nt u.i don conclude een admission rite even b4 the post jamb, people dnt even study the whaay u.i gave people random score in post jamb.take vet med as an example and tink of wat happen to the cut off and still dem still put amm 4 coc when we av candidate with 59 58 and so on,luk at physiology also dem stp guys u applied by rasing the bar to 63 and inorder to cut minds cuming frm mbbs der becus dey knw say naa dem cus am

lol give me a screenshot of an aspirant that was admitted without meeting the cutoff, merit/elds

boyejo123:
can you drop your number

send me a pm

boyejo123:
I meant ssce,but I learnt securing admission is not easy,they pick five per state and they prefer to admit Degree holder

no NPA is for undergrads

In July 2012, clashes between natives and herdsmen reached a head in Plateau state leading to tens of deaths on both sides. Then President Jonathan, when briefed about the situation insisted that there wouldn’t be such impunity under his leadership and immediately ordered the army to go to the affected communities and fish out the perpetrators and bring them to book.

The military immediately obeyed the then President’s orders and sent troops to Barkin Ladi Local Government Area. They ordered all residents to leave their residence for temporary accommodation provided for them so they could conduct a joint air and ground operation to flush out the armed herdsmen who had been suspected of killing innocent Nigerians. The residents complied and the soldiers went in and not only did they clear the area, they made arrests which led to trials.

That is how a Commander-in-Chief acts. When your people are being slaughtered you don’t send them commiserations, like the frequent commiserations President Buhari has been sending to the people of Benue State. No. You assert yourself as the leader by using the nation’s symbols of strength to quash any threat to the national security of the nation.

That is what Jonathan did in Plateau state in July 2012. So effectively was Jonathan’s orders carried out that Malam Nasir El-Rufai tweeted his now infamous tweet on the 15th of July 2012 threatening that “We will write this for all to read. Anyone, soldier or not that kills the Fulani takes a loan repayable one day no matter how long it takes.” (his exact words).

So when he was elected governor and we began to hear him say that he had paid public monies to herdsmen to prevent further killings (there was actually a spike in killings) and that he as a governor was of the same ethnicity as these herdsmen, I was not at all taken aback as others were. The man had publicly signified his intentions long before he became governor.

But the point I am trying to make is that former President Jonathan, who was called weak by the All Progressive Congress, did something to end the menace of herdsmen killings, but President Buhari who is called ‘strong’ by his supporters, has refused to do anything.

And so today, when I read about the killings perpetuated by herdsmen in Benue, Plateau, Kaduna, Adamawa, Taraba and other parts of Nigeria, I really feel for our citizens who have to go through these ordeals of impunity. No arrests are made, no forms of deterrence whatsoever is carried about by the Buhari administration.

I heard that the Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom, wept when he saw corpses of his citizens massacred by herdsmen. It might sound harsh, but can Ortom recall that only last month he smiled as he told Nigerians that President Buhari deserves a second term?

My question to Ortom is this: If President Buhari gets a second term, would there be human beings left alive in Benue?

It is a fact that herdsmen belong to the same wider ethnic nationality as President Muhammadu Buhari, although most killer herdsmen are not mainstream Fulani, but rather fringe Fulani of the Wodaabe (also known as the Mbororo or Bororo) subgroup of the Fula people.

It is also a fact that President Muhammadu Buhari was the grand patron of the umbrella union of herdsmen in Nigeria known as Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria.

From that vantage point, he had in the past angrily and malevolently confronted state governors in states were herdsmen had received the wrong end of the stick in their acts of marauding.

As a matter of fact, on October 13, 2000, Muhammadu Buhari, in his capacity as the Grand Patron of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, demanded for and got a meeting with the then Governor of Oyo state, Lam Adesina, were he angrily said the words below to Governor Adesina:

“Your Excellency, our visit here is to discuss with you and your government our displeasure about the incident of clashes between two peoples… the Fulani cattle rearers and merchants are today being harassed , attacked and killed in Saki. That some arrests were made by Oyo State Police Command in the massacre with their immediate release without court trial. This was said to have been ordered by Oyo State authorities and they were so released to their amazement. The release of the arrested suspects gave the clear impression that the authorities are backing and protecting them to continue the unjust and illegal killings of Fulani cattle rearers…”

Muhammadu Buhari then ended his speech by demanding for an “immediate stoppage of the killings, justice and compensation to the Fulanis.”

After listening to Muhammadu Buhari, Lam Adesina asked the then Commissioner of Police for Oyo state to respond to his angry visitor and the Commissioner responded thus:

“The killing of the natives by the Fulanis was duly reported to the police and, of course, we can’t make arrest because, as soon as they kill, they migrate to other areas. Who are you going to arrest? That is the problem”. On the killing of Fulanis, which he said was as result of “piled up anger”, the commissioner disclosed that arrests had been made and the suspects were in police custody.”

When the Commissioner was done, Governor Adesina responded to Buhari thus:

“I want to say also that we really have to appeal to our people, the itinerant Bororo people, that they should observe less aggression. It is not good , it is not right just coming from somewhere then you just pass through farm lands cultivated may be with the person’s life savings and then over night everything is gone. That is not right, even Allah does not approve of that. We even wonder when they talk about this people carrying dangerous weapons, I say do they really believe in Allah? When you just take life like that and go away! Are we not forbidden not to take human life? So I think General Buhari, General Marwa, you have to be educating them. It is my pleasure to inform you that at the Presidential Lodge, we have made some arrangements for refreshments so that before you go we can refresh together”.

That meeting of October 13, 2000, was recorded and the quotes above are from Agbaakin Kehinde Olaosebikan, then Chief Press Secretary to late Governor Lam Adesina of Oyo state.

Now imagine the level of concern and care that President Muhammadu Buhari showed for his kinsmen in in October 2000, that he went to challenge a sitting Governor to a pissing contest when herdsmen were killed in reprisal killings. Why hasn’t Muhammadu Buhari shown that level of concern for Nigerians killed by herdsmen?

Now that same man is our President and Commander-in-Chief, and herdsmen killings have exploded exponentially under his watch to the extent that the United States Congress declared Nigeria as the most dangerous place to be a Christian in the entire world bar none, principally because of the killings by herdsmen.

Can it be a coincidence that herdsmen killings has multiplied just as soon as their immediate past Grand Patron became President?

Where is the anger that Buhari displayed to Governor Lam Adesina now that Fulanis are killing Nigerians?

How many people were killed in the Southeast before President Buhari ordered Operation Python Dance? Now ask yourself how many thousands have died at the hands of herdsmen in Benue, Kaduna, Plateau, Taraba and Adamawa? The answer proves we are not all equal in Buhari’s Nigeria.

That is why I laughed when Governor Ortom said “I have reiterated my call on the Federal Government to arrest the leadership of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore”. Why is Governor Ortom talking like a child? Can a Mafia godfather order the arrest of a mafioso to please a non mafia member? You are asking their Grand Patron to arrest the people who made him Grand Patron!

Apparently, Governor Ortom does not know his friends from his enemies.



Dear men,

Allowing your wife to win an argument doesn’t make you a weak man. It makes you a wise man who knows that having peace at home is far more profitable than being right. And for the women, no matter what transpired between you and him, be a source of rest when your husband returns from work, not a source of stress. Women who are sources of stress to their husbands tend to lose them to women who give them the rest they don’t find at home.

http://www.babasalami.com/2018/01/nigeria-once-nation-now-abattoir-reno.html?m=1


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boyejo123:
please who has an idea of the registration to the
Nigerian police force,I like to be a police, but am
confused about how to register,what are the
mode of entry?
can a school leaver study at NIGERIA POLICE
FORCE,
what rank will he graduate with?
what other schools can I go like police college?
I just need full explanation on mode of entry and
ranks

what do you mean by school leaver? FSLC or SSCE?

If you have ssce and you're below 21 you apply for admission into Nigerian Police academy

Stry4:
please can someone matriculate twice in U.I?

No

It’s the beginning of a new year. And while we may be making resolutions on new habits we want to acquire and others we want to drop, some of our dreams such as travelling are still very much achievable. To bring your fantasy of wanderlust to reality, what exactly do you have to do you may ask?
To give you an idea on how you could get this done, I have put together some ideas that I am certain could work if put to practice. Don’t just read this, start parking and start exploring right away.


(1) Pick a place.
Sometimes the problem is we are waiting to be rich enough to travel to the most exotic places all at once, or we have this fantasy of round the world trips all at once. In reality it doesn’t really work that way. Just pick a place, a state you have never been to. Or a nearby country within the continent you have never been to. Start with the ones your country shares a border with. Once you have your mind set on where you want to go that is close and affordable, you are one step closer to meeting your 2018 travel goals.


(2)Get a travel Buddy.
Traveling solo has its perks. But for a first time adventurer, you might want to have someone to tag along with. This move has safety and economic advantages. You get to split the bills with someone as well as have someone look out for you as well on your adventure. A travel buddy also makes the trip twice the fun.

(3)Research your destination.
It is important for you to research your destination as the first part of planning your trip. Know what transportation options are available, know what the weather is like. Find out what the currency is and where to change if going outside the country. Know about points of interests that deserve a visit.


(4)Use Social Media to find new friends in your destination.
As part of researching your destination, you could also use Social Media to look out for friends who are in your destination. Looking forward to meeting new people in your destination can be a motivation for traveling. Be careful though and make sure that these aren’t new persons you are only beginning to talk to, the older and more verified these people are the better. Also, do not meet them alone. Ever. Public places serve a good meeting point for meet ups.


(5)Cheap Hotels
Some of the heaviest cost for travelers are incurred on hotels and accommodation. Skip this barrier by searching for cheap hotels in Abuja, cheap hotels in Lagos, cheap hotels in Kaduna or wherever your destination is. As expensive as some of these cities could be, there are really decent hotels for the budget travel with top services that would give you a comfortable stay. Use the filter on the hotel booking portal to select cheapest first. You would be amazed by the results you would find.

(6)Discount. Vouchers. Promos.
Look out for hotel and flight promos, hotels discounts codes and vouchers. This would help reduce cost and get you great deals on luxury services you may otherwise not have been able to afford. Jumia Travel is currently offering Anniversary discounts so you might want to take advantage of that.

(7)Travel off Peak Period.
Peak period in Nigeria for travel is the 2nd week of December through the 1st week of January, the weekend of Easter, between July and September, as well as, every other weekend all year round really. To avoid the hike in prices on bus tickets, flight tickets, hotel rooms and food, its best to travel during the periods out of the window listed above.


(Travel Light
One of the biggest deterrents for many on making the trip they have always wanted to make is that they do not know how to travel light. And when faced with packing for a trip and not going at all, they would rather not go. If you want to achieve your 2018 travel goals, learn to travel light. Have a small bag that is a dedicated travel bag and endeavor not to pack anything beyond that and a small handbag for personal effects. He who travels light, travels far. Some wise person said that.



(9)Collaborate
Another way to achieve your travel goals is to collaborate with individuals and corporate bodies. Have an idea, look for people who are willing to work on it with you. From photographers to writers to environmentalists and NGO’s if there is something you can offer to these people on your trip, they would be no doubt willing to work with you and offset some of your bills as long as you are bringing something of value to them in return.

(10)Travel with Expedition and Tour Groups.
There is a lot of travel and tourism small businesses organizing trips for Nigerians and foreigners within and outside the country. These groups visit some of the exotic tourist locations in Nigeria and around Africa from time to time. Among them are Social Prefect, The Village Pot Adventures, The DARE Experience, Naija Nomads, Unravelling Nigeria, Globe Jaunters and a couple of others. Trips are planned all year round for exciting places like Bauchi and its amazing Forest Reserve and natural green landscape, Kajuru Castle in Kaduna, Obudu Moutain Resort in Calabar, the ancient Olumo Rock, The epic Erin Ijesha Waterfall and so many similar places around the country. Going with a group helps you past the barrier of having to plan the trip and take care of the finer details of your adventure.

http://www.babasalami.com/2018/01/11-ways-to-meet-your-2018-travel-goals.html?m=1

If it was Nigeria, Buhari is to blame the Buhari passes the blame onto Jonathan lol

sheye12:
lol..obviously,your case is different.
infact you're so funny,you're talking now,y did u upload your results on ui portal?
you shouldn't have now,thinking they'll admit u without uploading your results,cos you're saying a different thing entirely now.
I SMH big time.

You reek with ignorance, you need at least 5credits in relevant subjects to get admitted.

But on no occasion will your O'level be calculated to get you admitted

You dig?

And people complain why Nigerians don't patronise Nigerian coys

stellx:
“When he was accused of not possessing school certificate or its equivalent, Nigerians fired back that it didn’t matter and that they were satisfied if all he had was a mere Agege bread or NEPA bill tag. “Such was the ululation and sheer passion that when he was pronounced winner, one Nigerian actually walked from Lagos to Abuja in solidarity, while another rode a bicycle from Kaduna to Lagos.

“Unfortunately, all the promises and hopes of a better tomorrow have since become a mirage, reminding one of Julius Caesar’s tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” “He surprisingly exonerated a colourless, rudderless and corruption-laden NNPC that is not accountable to the Nigerian people.

By Mike Ezekhome (SAN)

We've had light here for minimum of 18 hours daily for a month now

Even after the national grid went off, few hours later they restored it

Donald3d:
My brother HTML is still limiting

I know WordPress is better but blogger Is amazing with great html knowledge

Donald3d:
I wonder why people still use blogger sef , the only advantage it has over self hosted wordpress is free hosting , that never goes down regardless of how heavy incoming traffic is .
Wordpress makes you feel like a demi god , especially when you are a programmer , and if you are not , there is an ocean of plugins to select from to do just about anything you can think of
Blogger limits you in almost every way .

if you have great HTML knowledge blogger is amazing, WordPress is more user friendly though

University of ibadan 1st and the Best

FiringSquad:
If chelsea scores more than 3 goals,i'll stay off the internet till nxt year

it's four already make I no see you online till next year o

4-0

FiringSquad:
If chelsea scores more than 3 goals,i'll stay off the internet till nxt year

it's 3-0 one more to go

Gooallll!!! 3-0

Sometime last year Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to former President Goodluck Jonathan, Wrote an article about Aso villa (presidential villa) being possessed with evil spirits and demons because too much human sacrifices has been carried out in the villa

 He advised the Nigerian government to abandon the Villa and turn it into a spiritual museum.

He gave examples from past government such as
The death of Stella Obasanjo, death of former president Umaru Musa Yaradua and Serious health issues faced by patience Jonathan (which vanished after she left Aso villa)

The current president Muhammadu Buhari has faced and Is till facing his Delima

First he spent more than 3months in London due to serious medical condition, and currently President Buharis son tragic motorcycle accident which almost claimed his life with him suffering a broken limb and serious injuries to his head. It has been rumoured he has been in a coma due to the severity of his injuries.


Most people believe with the resent happenings and all is enough reason to believe Aso Villa should be turned into a spiritual museum.

IS ASO VILLA TRULY CURSED?

http://www.babasalami.com/2017/12/is-aso-villa-truly-cursed.html?m=1

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makky555:
Hope you're not throwing stones at your own glass house?

it's the fact, almost all news outlets and blogs publish unverified information

I'm sure by tomorrow a blog will publish

Buhari son paralysed.



Still wondering if we have journalist in Nigeria gaan

earthsync:
is that part of the school's curriculum or she just invented that herself to be a pervert. I'll say the latter.

how does teaching her students who probably are all above 18 how to use protection.

In developed countries, these are things parents teach their children. And not the hypocritical teaching of remaining a virgin till marriage

More than 80 percent of couples experience or have sex before marriage

Is it not better to teach young adults how to properly use a condom than aborting unwanted pregnancies and treating StDs

UbanmeUdie:




Where ever he is, the angel of death can always get there.


Every Pharaoh deserves to lose their firstborn!

You know Pharaoh is a title given to the king of Egypt?

So you want all pharaohs to lose their first born (both the good and bad) SMH


And you'll go to church on Sunday expecting to cross over while wishing someone else death

The press/media is 70 percent of Nigerias problem


They publish unverified and fake news

Only fani kayode isn't sympathetic

LASG:
I sent you a PM..

just replied you

Donald3d:
There are many things you can do oo.
What is your page /blog about ?

I'm talking about using it for something else apart from traffic to my blog

How can I make money with a Facebook page of 243 thousand organic likes

P.S I already own a blog



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