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Tiwa101:Happy new month! Please kindly send the study pack to me too. Thanks a lot for your kindness so far emmabamibor@gmail.com |
freemile2ru:Thanks for the kind gesture, please I do need the practice questions. my email address is emmabamibor@gmail.com. thanks |
mastermaestro:I hadn't posted a comment on nairaland for quite awhile but I couldn't resist saying you're so on point and it's clear you have a certain date with prosperity by the wisdom of your words. Thumbs up! |
A good piece. Well done! |
egbonnla:I have to say this is the wisest and sincerest comment I have read on Nairaland in a long while. Objective, untainted and inspiringly nationalistic. Don't stop speaking wisdom, soon enough your voice will count where it matters. |
bamijayy:For questions 1 and 2, I'd just advice you keep tabs with this thread and once it's out you're sure to find out but tentatively it should be around July. For question 3, the admission list for this session was released last November but payments and registration started around January/February due to challenges with single treasury account as directed by FG. For question four, that would depend on a couple of factors, I'd rather allow someone from that dept respond. |
tinsel:Exactly my point! |
I think it's worth noting that the news reads "...following intensified pressure from the people calling for him to resign..." (paraphrased) One major problem in Nigeria is that the masses prefer to observe with mirth, the pitiable irresponsibility and melodrama that characterizes leadership in this country, rather than vociferously stand up with "one voice" (the voice of justice and equity that is) and demand that each sin gets its just due. But no, we're blinded by religious and ethnic prejudice, short-sighted by partisan bigotry. How on earth do we move forward if we would not "shine our eyes"(in the right I mean, certainly not the common interpretation) and hold ourselves accountable for our actions and inactions. After all the leaders and the led are all part of us. |
Good morning @all Plenty thanks for keeping the thread alive. Has anyone paid the development fee yet. I paid at the bank yesterday but have not been able to print the receipt from the school portal. Please I'd like to know if anyone has been able to print a receipt online. |
emmyluvly:The physical clearance is going on according to the schedule that was arranged those for this week; physical sciences, education etc., have commenced theirs but those who were there today, couldn't access the final step of the physical clearance today (I.e. Online clearance by PG admission officer), so they were asked to check back by 12pm tomorrow to complete it. |
For those of us who have paid the acceptance fee without being able to access the biodata form, just exercise patience till tomorrow. |
Has anyone tried to generate the remita retrieval...(RRR) for bank payment of the acceptance fee? My multiple attempts have been unsuccessful so far. The message displayed :Your transaction was unsuccessful Reason : |
Timetravel88:That information has not been released yet by the school...but I believe it would be before the end of the week. Congrats on your admission |
emmyluvly:Well if by stati, you mean the plural of status as I suppose you do, then the correct word should be statuses (I didn't know that previously myself, just looked it up). I hope those who are yet to get admitted have whatever issues there are resolved as soon as possible. Good luck to all. |
chuks4ken:Did you get a text? If yes just go through the link that was sent to you and check for yours. If no, just log on to .myunizik.edu.ng and follow the check your admission link there. Good luck |
chuks4ken:Did you get a text? If yes just go through the link that was sent to you and check for yours. If no, just log on to www.myunizik.edu.ng and follow the check your admission link there. Good luck |
Finally! Thank God!!! |
Kenzico:Thanks for the kind review...I hope the thoughts in the poem were easy to perceive? |
Silence, you are not a good friend. I give you my doubts and fears to mend And you make me your prisoner. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Yet when I oft would opt to speak, There are no listening ears near to pick. So I am lone with you silence. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Silence, you have a real bad side. I give you my pains and tears to hide And my heart’s turned to a cauldron. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Yet when I did let my eyes leak, They pelted me, saying I was weak. Then I recoiled into silence. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Silence, you play me like a fool I choose to leave the matter with you And I am left to clean the mess. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Yet when I call wrongs to account, They accuse me of seeking to haunt And I’m pushed to live in silence. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Silence, you are a heavy stone. See the weight I have to bear alone, Of cares and needs I would not share »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Yet I fear, no shoulders are free, That’d gladly bear the burdens with me. So sadly, I strain in silence. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Silence you’ll be my alibi, While I take solace in the divine, For things I cannot do or tell. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» Perhaps I’ll find one warm and wise, Who would listen well and not despise, Then I’ll leave this shell of silence. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» NB: Have you ever had those times when the only way you could deal with what you were going through, was by enduring the easy, yet weighty escape of silence? I sure have had those myself. There really is nothing as beautiful as having a loving, caring and wise heart that is not yours, to pour your cares into. I do hope you find one soon, if haven't any yet. Cheers!!! |
The poem is quite deep and thought provoking. Several lines had me trying to decipher what the writer was thinking, his mood. Was it despair? "he had lived for centuries... " Was it hopelessness? "...a man unconscious" Was it hope? " here comes a new dawn" Perhaps it's a mixture of all of these, which man usually has to experience in one short lifetime. Giving it a fitting title, is not an easy task sir. A really nice piece. Cheers! |
HumbledbYGrace:Thanks...I hope some of the tips have been helpful? I figured even though we know some things we still need constant reminders to put them into practice and get them into our subconscious. |
elantraceey:Thank God for the inspiration behind these poems. This one especially, is more of a prophetic message. More grace to you. |
sandy88:Don't worry the birds will come home to roost soon... |
Nice points. Many marriages today are hitting the rock because of simple things like these |
fulaniHERDSman:I really don't buy the idea of sponsoring a woman just with the sole aim of marrying her in future, especially where the man himself is not well educated. If you have a philanthropic mind, do good, but not strictly with a mind of receiving marriage as a reward. From history, that arrangement has failed more times than it has worked out. |
A 22-year-old final year student of Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Owerri has allegedly been killed by her boyfriend for refusing his marriage proposal. The decease identified as Onyinyechi Okegbulam, was shot in the head at close range by her supposed boyfriend in the village. liveschoolnews.com.ng learnt that the deceased was, last Saturday, lured out of her family home by the boyfriend at about 7p.m. A source reported that as soon as the boy saw the girl approaching him, he fired at her. Another source claimed that soon after shooting the girl, the young man tried to smuggle Onyinyechi’s lifeless body into his car but scampered for safety when a woman raised alarm, which attracted several people to the scene. Liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine gathered that the boyfriend was responsible for the entire educational expenses of the girl. A resident of the area said: “We heard that the boy picked the bills for the girl’s education, but that the girl later abandoned the boy and opted to marry another man. “We have even heard that the marriage has been fixed before the boyfriend struck.” Although the Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Andrew Enwerem, a deputy superintendent of police, could not be reached at press time, a reliable source in the state police headquarters, Owerri, confirmed that police had waded into the matter. The police source said: “Police have started investigating the incident and the late girl’s parents are cooperating with us. Police will get to the root of the case.” May her soul rest in peace www.liveschoolnews.com.ng/final-year-female-student-killed-by-boyfriend-for-rejecting-his-marriage-proposal/ |
duchessofspades:It's actually not fear...it is rather the irritation that comes with the delay which I think is just unnecessary. Well, like you said, patience is the only card we have to play as it stands now. So, no fear. |
[quote author=emaculate99 post=39557980]My Rhythmless Song I sat down with my flute Playing a rhythmless song Over and over again But none is listening to me. I enjoyed the lines of this stanza... |
Please o...Does anyone stay close to Awka or have any viable contact with the school...the silence has been palpitating. |
emmyluvly:Amen o! The wait is getting a bit tense... |
Clintonpaul:Thanks for the update...I hope the list is released soon |
IBBM:I didn't understand your question. Are you referring to the current post graduate application or another ongoing program? Or do you mean direct entry for second degree? |

