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haftob:This claim seems somehow. The advert was placed 7th of this month. Generally, the mail for the game based assessment was received on the 13th of this month. Going by your submission (2 weeks ago), it means the person got his or her game based assessment and ODVI between 7th and 8th which is almost impossible. I perceive you either mixed up the timeline or the person ain't coming out straight. However, taking clues from their previous recruitment, all the mails for ODVI might fall in this or week or the next. |
Plus10:pls let's talk owolabibosun@gmail.com |
Plus10:hmm, I guess you submitted manually at uniport? please did you submit other documents too like transcript, recommendation letters from referees etc? online submission isn't working even after payment since the schools site is still unavailable. thanks |
rocoh:please could you explain how you went about this? thanks |
rocoh:please could we exchange mails. owolabibosun@gmail.com |
hmm, was guilty for a short time of no 5 also. retraced my steps later though.. |
There are many distractions in school... We can't deny that.. And many temptations also... Temptations of 1. Missing classes 2.Attending parties 3.Cultism 4.Keeping late nights (at least u now free than ever) 5.Missing church services 6.Womanizing ... Too mention but a few Some will tell u that's how to be a big guy... But my brother on the long run you would discover they aren't worth it.. Y not see yourself as an ambassador of Christ and your family... Y not see it as a time that wen u are done u will stand before people someday to give account (don't forget I always tell you guys then that we are all examples : what example would you want to be made of u?).. Immorality is enticing but it sure those leave a biting sting... Alcohol could be tempting but it leave u will hangover.. Cultism may be alluring but it makes u a prisoner always on the run because your life is but a bullet away... Missing classes may seem as fun but remember , exams would come u can't always buy or cheat your way thorough.. At the end of 4/5yrs what u spent those long years doing would be requested of you.! Pls don't waste this privilege my brother many have sort it for years, others had it wasted it and can't get it again... If their will be people that won't cross you shouldn't be part... If their will be people to be expelled you shouldn't be numbered with them.. If their are bad eggs on campus you should b a positive example .. If others have mediocre results.. yours should speak and show Jesus's glory.... I want to be proud of you and say I knew him and he was numbered with us. See what he has made of his life... All d best bro... Let's meet after the slated years and see what you have made of them |
WHO MOVED MY CHEESE (Dr. Spencer Johnson) a story on 4 small creatures in a mazy cubicle; 2 were rat like creatures (sniff and scurry) and the others with kinda little humans (hem and haw ). They struggled daily for cheese and found a gold mine much later. the story mirrors our response to CHANGE how we manage or mismange it due to complacency OR BEING TOO ANALYTICAL. I would list what was termed "CHEESE HANDWRITTINGS" at the end of d book. 1. Change happens " they keep moving the cheese" 2. anticipate changes " get ready for the cheese to be moved" 3. monitor changes " smell d cheese often to know when it's getting old" 4. adapt to change quickly " d quicker u release d old cheese d sooner u can enjoy d new" 5. change " move with the cheese" 6. enjoy change " savour d adventure & enjoy d new cheese taste" 7. b ready to change quickly & enjoy it over and over "they keep moving the cheese" GRAB UR COPY OFTHIS GREAT PIECE(BOOK) AND THANK ME LATER..
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bigzic:my brother u correct (I was touched also).the price of war is exorbitant,funny enough war solves nothing; d defeated would want vengeance now or later and as such the cycle continues. war's aftermath has and will never b pleasant. |
A female class teacher was having a problem with a boy in her class in Primary 3. The boy said, "Madam, I should be in Primary 4, i'm smarter than my sister and she's in Primary 4". The Madam had heard enough and took the boy to the principal. The principal decided to test the boy with some questions from Primary 4: Principal: What is 3+3? Boy: 6 Principal: 6+6? Boy: 12 The boy got all questions right. The principal then told the Madam to send the boy to Primary 4 immediately. Madam decided to ask her questions and the principal agreed: Madam: What does a cow have 4 of, that I've only 2? Boy: Legs Madam: What is in your pants that I don't have? Boy: pockets Madam: What starts wit a C and ends with T, is hairy, oval, delicious and contains thin whitish liquid? Boy: Coconut. Madam: What goes in hard and then comes out soft and sticky? (The principal's eyes opened really wide, but before he could stop the answer, the boy was taking charge) Boy: Bubble gum Madam: You stick your poles inside me. You tie me down to get me up, I get wet before you do? Boy: Tent (The principal was looking restless) Madam: A finger goes in me. You fiddle with me when you are bored. The best man always has me first? Boy: Wedding ring Madam: I come in many sizes. When I'm not well, I drip. When you blow me, you feel good? Boy: Nose. Madam: I've a stiff shaft. My tip penetrates, I come with a quiver? Boy: Arrow. Principal: Jesus!!! Madam: What starts with 'F' and ends wit a 'K' and if you don't get it, you've to use your hand? Boy: Fork Madam: What is it that all men have, it's longer in some men than others, the Pope doesn't use his and a man gives it to his wife after marriage? Boy: Surname Principal: Chinekemeee!!! Madam: What part of the man has no bone but has muscles with a lot of veins like pumpkin and is responsible for making love? Boy: Heart Principal : Eeeeeehhhhh!!! The principal breathed a sigh of relief and said to the Madam, "Send this BLOODY boy to the University... Even I myself got all answers wrong!!! LOL YOU ALSO GOT IT ALL WRONG. DIRTY MINDS WHAT WERE U THINKING? ;DA female class teacher was having a problem with a boy in her class in Primary 3. The boy said, "Madam, I should be in Primary 4, i'm smarter than my sister and she's in Primary 4". The Madam had heard enough and took the boy to the principal. The principal decided to test the boy with some questions from Primary 4: Principal: What is 3+3? Boy: 6 Principal: 6+6? Boy: 12 The boy got all questions right. The principal then told the Madam to send the boy to Primary 4 immediately. Madam decided to ask her questions and the principal agreed: Madam: What does a cow have 4 of, that I've only 2? Boy: Legs Madam: What is in your pants that I don't have? Boy: pockets Madam: What starts wit a C and ends with T, is hairy, oval, delicious and contains thin whitish liquid? Boy: Coconut. Madam: What goes in hard and then comes out soft and sticky? (The principal's eyes opened really wide, but before he could stop the answer, the boy was taking charge) Boy: Bubble gum Madam: You stick your poles inside me. You tie me down to get me up, I get wet before you do? Boy: Tent (The principal was looking restless) Madam: A finger goes in me. You fiddle with me when you are bored. The best man always has me first? Boy: Wedding ring Madam: I come in many sizes. When I'm not well, I drip. When you blow me, you feel good? Boy: Nose. Madam: I've a stiff shaft. My tip penetrates, I come with a quiver? Boy: Arrow. Principal: Jesus!!! Madam: What starts with 'F' and ends wit a 'K' and if you don't get it, you've to use your hand? Boy: Fork Madam: What is it that all men have, it's longer in some men than others, the Pope doesn't use his and a man gives it to his wife after marriage? Boy: Surname Principal: Chinekemeee!!! Madam: What part of the man has no bone but has muscles with a lot of veins like pumpkin and is responsible for making love? Boy: Heart Principal : Eeeeeehhhhh!!! The principal breathed a sigh of relief and said to the Madam, "Send this BLOODY boy to the University... Even I myself got all answers wrong!!! LOL YOU ALSO GOT IT ALL WRONG. DIRTY MINDS WHAT WERE U THINKING? |
I copied this from a young man who was inspired by a lady who lost her husband in Kolofata. I felt it should be shared in light of women who lost their husbands to the boko haram insurgency. (pls I edited the original writeup) Excuse me, have you seen my husband? He is a soldier, strong and brave. He has fierce eyes and a bravery of six lions. I hear him calling but can’t see him He told me he will come back bringing me a medal of glory bringing me bitter-sweet tales He promised to often keep in touch has he forgotten? He swore to come for our baby's shower we waited but now the soup is sour If this be a dream, wake me up if this be a piece of theatre, let the act end, stop d drum beating, pause the music and still d dancing on ur departure with your comrades, you all were singing victory songs as you sat at the back of the military wagon. Were you singing victory into your death? You left me just like your comrades had left other women Shame on you all What wrong did we do? Did we marry heroes or horrors? Every day I hear the enemy visited I will ask about mine i prayed God a sign. Today i was told you were coming home I bathed the children we waited with baited breathe rehearsed and failed at welcome speeches I longed for echoes of ur departing victory songs in its place I heard the siren of death I saw your comrades in tears junior clinched to me in fear he asked where is daddy? They showed us a box. What do I tell the children? “Daddy went to fight the dragon and the dragon ate him”. I refuse to accept this, bring my husband back to me! Where is my husband? where is my hero? Let him call my name give me my husband keep the medals soldier husband tell them to keep it I want you you decorate him with medals of what use are they in shoel? Why did I marry a soldier why did I marry a man who chose death over me Now you’re gone protecting the country, who will protect me? Shame on you husband of mine. Shame on you father of my children. What did I do wrong that you took me from my father’s house just to leave me alone? Shame on you soldier. They say you are a hero, no you are a coward. Only a coward leaves his wife & kids to cold hands of an uncertainty world Wake up, tell me how to handle this calamity. After all these gunshots and decoration, the people will go am left eye locked with reality The people u went to defend will never pass by again Why did I marry a soldier? Ever since he (the original writer) wrote this, he hasnt been able to post it till recently because every day he read it tears flowed. dear reader, rather than place all attention on what isn't working right now ;can we for a moment forget all differences in ideologies ,religion or tongue to pay respect to these gallant soldiers and say a brief prayer for these widows and their children. my brothers clamoring for war please read and reconsider its cost. violence doesnt solve it dissolves. |
THINK AND GROW RICH (NAPOLEON HILL): It would be a great injustice not to mention this book permit my moving it to no 3. my pick is difficult but I would settle for this poem: If u think u are beaten, u are; If u think u dare not, u don't. If u'd like to win, but u think u can't, It is almost a cinch that u won't. If u think you'll lose, u're lost; For out of the world we find Success begins with a fellow's will It's all in the state of mind. If u think u're outclassed, u are; u've got to think high to rise. u've got to be sure of yourself before u can ever win the prize. Life's battles don't always go To the stronger or faster man; But sooner or later the man who wins Is the one who thinks he can! I just can't keep quiet. "set ur mind on a definite goal & observe how quickly d world would stand aside and let you pass" (holds his lips).chai; dear reader get this book by all means. |
yes choose men because so many sycophants surround a prince. he must b wise to discern and listen to those who would tell him d truth without fear or fervour. its not to b interpreted as he picking only choicy counselors that will massage his ego (in d words of bin rashid " a leader knws he is one and doesnt need to b reminded" .he must present not all matters but some selected few; lest he is seen as too dependent or a weakling. tk for instance the story of David and his trusted counsel Ahitopel. SOME matters shd b off limit |
@mensma: no p bro I sight u. 08164921160 D PRINCE (MACHAVELI): I did pick two quotes from this master piece. "a prince must be wisely counselled; wisdom isnt in advice given but how wisely discerned the advice was". "choose men to tell you the truth on matters u ask. listen to them and decide on ur own. POINT MAN (STEVE FARRAR): this is a bomb believe me. it deals explicitly with a man leading his home safely through life's perils and fiery darts. a pick for me here was d term "burn your ship" which implies taking out all options or excuses; this gives u only one excuse " d only way is forward".I wont fail to mention this "be a one woman kind of man" or "our father's failed because they had no father to emulate". permit this "real men don't commit adultery". do pick ur copy and thank me later. waiting to hear from you guys. Over to you. |
I would like to make a list of the best five books I felt ve helped shaped my life so far. 1. THE RICHEST MAN IN BABYLON(GEORGE CLASON): this remains the best ever book I think ve read till date and permit my calling it the best book on finace. it teaches 3 things principally: laws of gold, cures for a lean purse and debt servicing. its simple, pratical and real. I feel every purpose driven young person should read this before earning, u can stil read it after though. my pick " our wise acts accompany us through life to please & help just as surely our unwise acts would to plague and torment us ".I ve read this book five times over again. I tried its principles guess what it worked magic. I was (and am still ) sure of this book that I sold it to my lecturer and told him sir return it and take any other book free if you are not blessed by it. 2.STEPS TO THE TOP (ZIG ZIGLAR): it's another master piece. it can b read as a devotional or u can breeze through. It touches through several issues affecting our day to day living in short but loaded chapters (a page). my highlight in the book on procrastination: " if I ve to do something simply do it then you feel like doing it". I couldn't drop the book till I finished it. 3. PARABLE OF THE DOLLAR (PASTOR SAM ADEYEMI): I was wowed with this also. it's also a book on finance based on the famous parable of the talent. my pick frm the book "pay now and play later or play now and pay later either way u stil paying" (ponder on this). the book was written in such way that after each chapter u ve some questions prepared to guide you into pratical aspect of wat u just read . I read just a page in it and straight away I bought and digested it. 4. MY VISION (MOHAMMED BIN RASHID ALMAKTOUM): u ve to give it to them this guy is a genius. u learn what true leadership is in this book. a leader is a visioner. my pick "our vision is clear, our road paved and our clock ticking. no time for hesitation or half baked goals; the race to excellence has no finish line". A desert country made into a paradise " we will bring fruits from the sand and rivers frm the desert".. chai these guys ve and are going far. u want to know dubai's secret read this. 5. this is a difficult choice but I ve to just pick one of the numerous I ve read. THE PRINCE (MACHAVELI): its another book on pratical leadership. many others should ve made the cut but permit my limiting them to the aforementioned. please feel free to recommend yours. |
proudly bachelor I ![]() |
I came across this and felt it's worth sharing.Choose your position and tell me ur rank: 18-22yrs - Bachelor II 23-26yrs - Bachelor I 27-29 yrs - senior Bachelor 30-33 yrs - Principal Bachelor 34-37 yrs - Deputy Chief Bachelor 38-40 yrs - chief Bachelor Grade II 41-48 yrs - Bachelor General 49 yrs - ... life Bachelor/Field Marshall Stop laughing just go and get married, it's time now before you become a Field Marshall. Hahahaha.... I get Y, make una go Marry... ahhhh ahhhh., una nor wan share rice because d price don cost.. |
:'I hope she hasn't forgotten us. I don refresh tire. we are still waiting |
lets see where this is heading. op keep it coming |
sincerely u guys re making me grin all over and ve strengthened my resolve to continue buying & reading literatures. thank goodness we still ve people like this. There's hope for d future. love u guys and thanks for making me happy. abi na only me dey feel this way? lest i forget for d ist time in a long while no spacebookers, e warriors or thread derailers. |
I saw some wonderful books mentioned here and couldnt help but smile recollecting them. Efuru : I was engrossed in d book to d extent that I fell sick after seeing Efuru's heart brk at d hands of her ist husband; what abt when her only hope (baby girl died). i was literally in d pages. packing the yams, crossing d great river and so on. what about d characters? ajanupa (d bold and loud mouth friend) ,ogea (d househelp) and her parents, (borrow borrow)girribert (Gilbert) d old woman with bad leg etc. dizzy angel d gods are not to blame: ola rotimi slave wife chike by the river Eze goes to school (college) Night of african entertainment d lion and d jewel: wole soyinka samakwe in d stranger forest ifeanyi and obi (dnt knw if that's d title but those are d main characters) half of a yellow sun: chimamanda Ngozi americana purple hibiscus things fall apart: chinua Achebe long walk to freedom ("a book to be read bu every man alive" : nelson mandelacant remember others jare dem boku.. @op: nice one bring back memories. my children go read oooo . choi |
![]() marvwhite:dat bro hear me shaa (falls from the top of his neighbour's ewedu tree). e neva reach dat level now; but I no mind forming brucelee on top her matter ooo. stay clear mk ur white no change to butter colour ooo (I dey warm u, warm ursef ooo) . grins |
this is simply splendid (shoutes mizquote com here sharply, re-adjusts his pencil shorts raises his right hand and spks;more inspiration into ya head, more ink to ya pen and more mb to ya phone. go and shine; sight u alongside d chimamanda Ngozi's). what a piece of beauty! u headed for the top dear& there's no stopping u. this is simply mind blowing. pls would u turn this into a novel? this is too good to b consumed by the eyes of only d nairaland community. wait shey u will b my online boo? (chuckles and whispers)dnt mind marvwhite he aint real! God bless dear. love d write up and d writer |
I doff my hat in honour of the writer. this is simply a piece of beautiful, carefully and legibly etched into d annals of my memory. inshort one gala and lacasera for you. imagine what you did to me: you stole my attention(imagine my reading part one through two in d space of two days) & drained my battery. haabbaaa you no try rara ooo (chuckles).thanks for distracting me from my books. when my exam knocks I would reference you (chuckles). more power to your elbow; more ink flow to your pen and more inspiration to type. |
Pulcherdee:hope u ve gotten authority to pay frm d hall ist? if u ve then: u click on d button "process accomodation payment" to generate d invoice; on d page where u are asked questions simply fill in d answers but in d spaces how many semesters accomodated & no of semesters (cnt recollect wats there) simply fill 2. enter ur clinic no in d space marked for that. ur invoice shd read #25,300 for 3 man room & 35,300 for 2 man room. all d best |
Jesufemmy:go print ur accommodation payment receipt online den go stamp it at d subdeans office. hope u ve paid ur hall dues if not do so. then convert ur teller to receipt at d hostel. u wud submit photocopies of: hall due receipt accomodation request form school fees receipt Admission letter jaja card accomodation bio data form (print online) all d best |
tief:hmm, u would need to exercise more patience then. once u get ur matric no reapply online and importantly get ur jaja card. all d best |
@tief: until u have a matric no (notified u by mail) u will keep experiencing that. Simply wait till u assigned one (matric no) then apply asap. hop u have ur jaja (clinic) card ready? |
well I read some interesting posts here. I think I can relate well to the issue on grd. many things inform one's choice of either staying bk or moving on. after weighing my options: accommodation and feeding: thank God for family house, #5000 per month covers feeding and at least three hours light frm generator every night. mind u there's move than enough to eat at home(my parent's) but I must start being independent fully.(my thought). job apportunity: served in a minstry and after that experience didnt pray for retention, while serving I had already occupied myself running other business that I could readily fall back on after service. I didnt apply to companies since I had other plans. I decided to take life headlong rather than run to the seeming comfort of home. y go home sit and eat all in the name of waiting for a job u can never b too sure of, save u have a sure connection somewhere. After staying home for a while ur parents and people begin to stylishly ask some funny questions. the thing is early and proper planning based on the area one finds his or herself. dont ever wait till the end or towards d end of service yr before planning for life after service (a stitch in time saves nine). above all pray and be led by the spirit of God. I didnt regret my decision to stay back its one of d best ve made so far. |
keriafe:yes a geology applicant is here sir. anything d matter? |
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