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opethom:you are right, well I will not blame them because they where never there wen she was struggling to feed him |
The HILLS HAVE EYES |
TippyTop:e don finish be that no hope at all |
[quote author=Arsenalmiddleson post=51782560][/quote]up chelsea and over 2.5 |
alBHAGDADI:but remember his way are not like our ways, bile said no man should add or subtract from his word so that it won't be used against you |
firstclassmumu:make dem even remove am sef |
firstclassmumu:nah wait me sef dae wait |
optional1:you sef think am nah, we are thinking of letting old people rest and now you come to tell me that I should vote for who never knew me? Who doesn't give a dam about me |
"ARONY OF LIFE"
- You were born in a first class
clinic, I was delivered at home
but we both survived.
- You went to a private school
and I went to a razz
government school, but we
both ended in the same
varsity/ college.
- You woke up from the bed
and I woke from the floor but
we both had a peaceful night
rest.
- You drank hennessy &
champagne & I drank four
cousins wine but we both still
got high.
- Your outfits are all expensive,
mine are all simple and cheap
but we both still cover our
unclothedness.
- You ate fried rice and roasted
chicken, I ate pap and akara
but we both still ate to our
satisfaction.
- You ride on lexus jeep and I
use public transport but we
still got to our various
destination.
- You may be reading this post
from your sony xperia, q10,
Iphone6 and I typed it with
my outdated nokia x2, but we
still see the same thing.
Dear readers, life is not a
competition and there are
different ways to get a lot of
things done; different lanes all
leading to the same
destination, just because your
neighbor is doing things faster
does not mean you are failing.
Happiness doesn’t come from
having everything, but from
making the best out of what
you have, it’s all about how you
see yourself. Stay on your own
lane and forge ahead.
#itismesayso
#be_carefull_on_how_you_treat_someone |
optional1:no worry GOD go do am for you ehn, this one now you go dae see people |
OlujobaSamuel:but any way either of them will not be a must |
bodejohn:maybe they are still looking for a way, I also heard that english and maths are not that compulsory to write in jamb |
Just take it to fp abeg |
By Chester Yakubu,
Abuja – The Joint Admissions and Matriculation
Board (JAMB) has introduced flexible cut-off marks
to expand admissions to tertiary institutions of
learning in the country.
Registrar of the Board, Professor Ishaq Oloyede
stated this on Monday at the second technical
committee meeting on “2016 Admissions to Tertiary
Institutions” held at the Alvan Ikoku Federal College
of Education, Owerri.
According to the Registrar, the meeting was
principally aimed at finding solution to the army of
admission seekers who were admitted in the first
batch. “The purpose of today’s meeting is
essentially to consider admissions of our teeming
applicants who were not considered during the first
exercise. Your Excellency, Distinguished Ladies and
Gentlemen, kindly recall that at the two (2) previous
meetings in Kano and Abuja, I stated that the Board
would cooperate with the various institutions in
carrying out the mandates of their respective
Senates and Academic Boards on admission
matters. Therefore, the Board would not impose
candidates on them but, as a referee, would ensure
that no applicant is unjustifiably denied the
opportunity of access to tertiary institutions in
Nigeria,” said Oloyede in his opening remarks.
Oloyede noted that the Board will continue to get
involve in admission matters in a way that reflects
national concern in a season of change, devoid of
corruption. This, he stated has already received the
blessings of the Education Minister and other
education stakeholders across the length and
breadth of the country. “In this respect, we should
be seen in a conspicuous and proven manner that
we have the interest of the nation in mind in
carrying out our statutory functions. I am pleased
to note that we adhered to all the decisionsreached
at the 2016-Policy Meeting chaired by our effective
and efficient Honorable Minister of Education,
Mallam Adamu Adamu,” he said adding that as
“expected of any responsible institution under a
national dispensation that is uncompromisingly
averse to corruption and lack of transparency, no
review of any policy will be selective, sectional or an
under the table-deal.”
On the controversial minimum cut-off mark for
admission into tertiary institution, Oloyede said
time had come to review same; noting that
uniformity across board should not be encouraged,
arguing that since the various institutions award
different categories of certificates; same cut-off
mark is untenable. His words: “Let me in this
connection, address the issue of the minimum
national cut-off mark which is normally decided at
the Policy Meetings. By way of information, the
Policy Meeting is one that comprises the
Honourable Minister of Education as the Chairman,
the Heads of Regulatory Bodies in the Education
Sector such as NUC, NBTE, NABTEB, NCCE, the
Heads of Tertiary Institutions, the Board and other
Stakeholders. It was at this meeting that a decision
of 180 as the 2016 National cut-off mark was
reached. However, many Institutions, though part
of the decision, have expressed concern on their
inability to effect this cut-off mark as they are
finding it difficult to fill a reasonable percentage of
their quota if the rule is strictly applied ….”
For the ex-Vice Chancellor, University of Ilorin, the
inability of some institutions to fill their admission
quota due to the strict implementation of the 180
minimum cut-off mark is a disservice to the nation’s
quest for expansion of education as a tool of
change and development. “As a Board, we have
studied the trend of admissions and have come up
with a finding that hardly do the institutions
collectively fill their quota annually. Indeed, in some
cases, up to 50% of approved quota is wasted
particularly by upright institutions which do not
circumspect the rule. Unfortunately, a large
number of institutions flagrantly disregarded the
cut-off and many other policies. Yet they found a
way to eventually regularize the illegal admissions
through corrupt process,” the JAMB boss further
added.
Apparently to send a warning to his staff, Oloyede
stated that even before he assumed duties at the
Board, his predecessor had sanctioned those found
to have been complicit in shady admission
practices. “Shortly before my assumption of office,
twelve officials of JAMB who had conspired with
officials of some institutions to abuse the
regularization process were dismissed from
service,” adding that JAMB “has insisted on total
recovery of millions of Naira involved in the deal.”
JAMB, he said has collated the requests from the
various Senates and Academic Boards and have
made our pleas known to appropriate authorities.
The former VC also expressed joy in the fact that
though the initiative is only a few months old,
change is already being felt. “Just this morning we
received a green light on flexible cut-off mark only
for institutions which have exhausted the list of
candidates with180 and above, subject, of course to
a minimum acceptable to JAMB and meeting of
other pre requisites.
In addition we have re opened the portal for change
of institutions and courses so that institutions and
candidates can legitimately without any need for
regularization, effect change of course at the point
of entry rather than National Youth Service Corps,
NYSC- inspired regularization with attendant abuse.
I have given a personal and official assurance to
NYSC that all abuse/loopholes have been blocked,”
he stressed.
On the need to be service-driven, the JAMB boss
noted that a lot still need to be done, saying a lot
has evolved over the years; more still need to be
done. He said, “Service delivery is aimed at
improving the value of services rendered. As a
Board, we are reviewing the process of some of our
service delivery platforms to the public aimed at
enhancing our services to the public in line with
international best practices that will eliminate some
of the difficulties our clients go through in
accessing our services.
The Board has therefore created on-line platforms
for such services as purchase of application
documents, change of course/institution, correction
of data, etc., adding that “the platform provides for
all the services candidates may require from the
Board without increasing the service charge. It is no
longer required of any applicant to travel to Bwari
for any of the services. They are on line. Help desks
on line, have also been opened. The beauty of it is
that Heads of Institutions are directly involved in
these processes because of the need to ensure
transparency, accountability and completely
eradicate abuses that were prevalent in the old
order.”
In the years ahead, Oloyede said Nigerians would
be proud of JAMB in their service to the country
even as he prayed for the cooperation and
understanding of all and sundry in the task of
making the Board better than he met it. |
Who send dem work abi nah by force to wear heel shoe |
SexyNairalander:wow, nah blessing be this oooooooooooo. How I go take add you now |
Nma27:here no be china |
Phi001:are you serious |
Men nah finger oooo for my second sch for obele @ randle ave and I also press breast for geography class then |
fran6co:they want apc to enter |
Levels don change now, if you see me be4 you nor fit no me again |
They are all doing this so that it will favor the northerns |
My guy press it jhor |
LilChamp:O boi nah RUN OOoooooooooo because she no be am at allllllllll |
Ezionye:no be unah chop apple, now see the cause way unah bring come world |
kingsilly:abeg kill them sef and commit suicide waytin be the difference |
Men like we are hard to find, and girls of now @ days don't like those that like them they go for those that they them selves will admit that I can change him duo he still cheats. Given false hope to those who love them deep inside. They are some of me out there who day even find true love but we no dae see. It is high time you girls start loving those that loves and have good intentions for you girls |
They would have taught about this since 2010 not now. Well I still like the idea it will also make our igbo brothers come back home to come and set things right |
Girls and women of now @ days ehn they don't have sense @ all |
kenonze:bla bla bla , which kind talk be that 5% waytin? So me now nah rapist abi |
lady2lady:if I hear say me I sleep for that kind matter, me nah till dawn ooooooooo |
The person that. Gave him the mic is high on water why would he think of him leaving what he created but also note me they will still leave him and his party alone |
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