₦airaland Forum

plot of land 4 sale

there is fire on d mountain.N nobody seems to b on d run

great futoite ....

jamb has reversed d policy, futo hasnt. chill, till monday

FNG3:
hello guys,i was moved from futo during the jamb eligibility fiasco,and i know jamb has reversed their decision but i still cant register for the post ume till now because it's showing not eligible.
please is any other futo aspirant experiencing same?

jamb has reversed d policy buh futo hasnt. wait, til monday

SandraDiOku:
kudoz to yemi alade tiwa's absence realy workd for her,she won a lot of fanz including m,her tangarine and johny jam is playd n almst evry bby shower here n Zimbabwe.bt i biliv when tiwa meks her kum bek to the industry she wil mantain her spot bt the likez of yemi and seyi wil stay relevant

yeah ...+ yemi alade won best female act at d MAMA!

cc: Lalasticala Ishilove

pojophilius:
mr op,,my darling no be hit??,gbemileke rmx,bracket sef featured her dis yr,dat one don do biko......

darling was last year n it didnt make hit. we all knw she is beginning to wane!

While Tiwa’s pregnancy was however welcomed by many, it was indeed not much of exciting news to some loyal fans who felt this development would slow her down professionally.After months of being inactive on the music scene, Mavin 1st lady, Tiwa Savage welcomed her first child on Wednesday, July 22, 2015 throwing the country into a frenzy.
Tiwa and her husband, Teebillz had at the beginning of the year announced that the ‘Eminado’ singer is expecting a baby, which sprang up a countdown from fans and colleagues.
While Tiwa’s pregnancy was however welcomed by many, it was indeed not much of exciting news to some loyal fans who felt this development would slow her down professionally. Of coursethe many men in lust with her were heartbroken.
Well, they were not totally wrong after all: Tiwa gradually left the music while nursing her home and unborn child. This year, Kiss Daniel’s remix of his hit single ‘Woju’ which featured Tiwa Savage and Davido as well as Mavin cover of Rihanna’s BBHMM which featured Tiwa Savage and Reekado Banks were the only notable works credited to the new mother.
Well, they were not totally wrong after all: Tiwa gradually left the music while nursing her home and unborn child. This year, Kiss Daniel’s remix of his hit single ‘Woju’ which featured Tiwa Savage and Davido as well as Mavin cover of Rihanna’s BBHMM which featured Tiwa Savage and Reekado Banks were the only notable works credited to the new mother.
In her absence, other ladies stepped up to occupy the vacuum, with Yemi Alade and Seyi Shay shinning the most.Yemi Alade and Seyi Shay explored the opportunity to the fullest with the ‘Johnny’ singer winning Best Female award at the recently held MTV African Music Awards in South Africa while Shay scored a big performance duet with Neyo.
It must be noted Tiwa Savage won the award last year and her absence from the music scene didn’t even get her a nomination at this year’s event.Other females who have also been on the rise since Tiwa got busy nursing her unborn child are Chidinma, Cynthia Morgan, Simi whose ‘Jamb Question’ continues to make waves.
Despite her absence from the music scene, the queen however continued raking in money for herself and her label renewing her endorsement deals with telco firm, MTN and beverage company, Pepsi.
Now that her son has arrived, Tiwa is expected to make a return to what she loves doing most.
Although, that might not be happening this year as Tiwa focuses on nursing her infant. 2016 is expected to usher in the return of the queen but can she return to her spot at the top?

LaurelP:
I've bin watching it on ONTV. I think AIT also airs it. time is 9pm.

Guys abeg does ontvMAX show it and pls by what time?

me likey

i knew d stories were mere fabrication

two peeps searching for cheap popularity

i was here

Arent futo students on nairaland? if ur here plz signify n follow thread. putme form iz comin soon.

To all my Nigerian brothers and sisters…I am, always have been, and always will be proud of my Nigerian heritage. I understand the pain and anger caused by some of the comments I made in a recent interview, and I wanted to address you directly. Contraryto popular belief, this interview was not the first in which I mentioned Nigeria. In fact, I’m frequently bragging about how Nigerians attend the world’s most prestigious institutions, and how we are known to produce world classdoctors, entrepreneurs, innovators, lawyers, engineers, professors, athletes and artists. Unfortunately, people tend to leave these moments out, and, in this case, highlight stereotypes. I would never do or say anything to intentionally disgrace the legacy of my father nor my fatherland. But to not relay my own story, both the good times and the bad, would be adisservice
My name is Jidenna, which means “to hold or embrace the father” in Igbo. It was my father who gave me this nameand who taught me countless parables, proverbs, and principles that made me the man I am today. These same principles helped me to write the record “Classic Man.” When I brought home a 98 percent on a test, my father would say, “ah ah, where are the other two points? Go and get them, then bring them back.” My father and Nigerian culture has always stood for excellence. While the majorityof my childhood memories are beautiful, I also have experienced the challenges that Nigeria has faced since Independence.
When I was 5 years old, my family was robbed at gunpoint, my mother was beaten, family members werekidnapped, and I was shot in my foot. As is the case with allkidnapping, targeting those who are perceived to be wealthy is the objective. In this instance, my father was the target because of his prominence in the community. This was a traumatic experience for my family that would shape our entire lives and our experiences in both Nigeria and America. As a little boy, I swore that I would never let that happen to my family again. As my father often said, “Once you’re bitten by a snake, you‘ll be ready to shoota lizard!” At the time of my father’s burial 5 years ago, myfamily in the village was concerned about increased targeting for kidnapping sincethe rate of abductions had increased dramatically in the area we are from. We were traveling from America, whichalong with our biracial appearance, had the potentialto attract attention and pose athreat to our security. In light of what happened in the past and the tense climate at the time, my family took precautions to ensure our safety. This was not an uncommon protocol at the time. I recognize incidents such as these are not unique to Nigeria or the African continent, and there have been significant improvements in the region since this period.

Nigeria-born American singer,Jidenna has finally apologised to Nigerians over statements regarding kidnapping which he made in a recent interview.
While speaking withVladtv, Jidenna, who just released a video with Kendrick Lamar, said he ‘brought in a lot ofAK47s and employed military commandos’ when he came to Nigeria to bury his father for fear of being kidnapped.
The most annoying part, as far as many Nigerians are concerned, is the point in which he said people who have ‘light-skin’ are more valuable and prone to being kidnapped than ‘dark-skinned’ people.
In the apology posted on his website, Jidenna said: ‘In this interview, I used the term “light-skinned.” When using this term, I was actually referring to my immediate family’s mixed or biracial appearance. See, no matter what language I use to describe my heritage, I’m certain that someone will feel some kind of way.’
Cc: Lalasticala Ishilove

segemint:
Ok

dis is so funny

56-year-old Paul Horner has been sentenced to one-year in prison after he refused to wed gay couple. The sentencing of Paul, a Christian priest at the Proctor Church in Vermont comes shortly after the Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision ruling that states must allow gay-marriage.
Paul Horner’s attorney,Tom Downey also said: Horner was just using his best judgement according to his rights and religious freedom in this country.
’During the court hearing, HonorableMyron Danushanded down the sentence saying: ‘Religious freedom goes both ways, Mr. Horner, It is not your place to deny individuals the same rights that everyone else has, rights thatwere passed down and agreed upon in a court of law.
’‘The ultimate court, the Supreme Court. It is not your decision whether or not you agree with the law but more importantly that you follow it and enforce it.’
Cc: Lalasticala Ishilove Obinoscopy Mukina2

The African continent is buzzing with excitement and anticipation already as the 5th edition of theMTV Africa Music Awardsholds it down in Durban, South Africa.So gripping is the effiect of the biggest music awards event in Africa that some of the nominees have dedicated their social media pages to the awards, pleading with fans and followers for support through votes to ensure they do not return empty handed from SouthAfrica.
While the buzz continues unabated and before MAMA locks it all in, let’s take you through the fun facts about the MAMAs.
1.The awards will hold on Saturday, July 18th which coincides with the 97th (post-humous) birthday of South African legend,Nelson Mandela.
1.The show will be hosted by American actor and writer,Anthony Anderson. Anderson co-hosted the recently held BET awards in Los Angeles, California and plays the lead role in the ABC’s ‘Black-ish’ series.
1.For the first time since the awards began five years ago, there is an Evolution Category, which will reward the act that has made the most impact in the past ten years. Votes for this category will be done via social media.1.International superstars,Ne-Yo,Young ThugandJhene Aikowill be performing at the awards alongside African superstars,2face Idibia,Davido,Yemi Alade,Toofan.
1.Popular American acts,Beyonce,Nicki Minaj,Rihanna,Chris Brown,Big Seanhave been nominated in the Best International Act category and don’t be surprised if they show up in KwaZulu-Natal.
1.This year’s awards event has Nigerian artistes including Davido,Psquare, Yemi Alade, Wizkid and others dominating 12 of the 15 award categories.
1.The awards will be televised live across Africa on MTV Base channel 322, MTV channel 130 and BET channel 129.Africa, let’s go!
cc: Lalasticala Ishilove

efilefun:
Timi dakolo and omawunmi are products of this same program and some project fame winners had gone back to zero level also... But Kunle is different thou I know this guy personally and he's so good, been handling top events before going into the competition

timi dakolo n omawumi are products of western idol, nt dis flop.

This is the 2015 UTME Performance index of Federal University Of Technology, Owerri whose cut-off mark was set at 180 in the last post-UTME for both 1st and 2nd choice candidates.If the institution is to set Post-UTME this 2015 using the cut-off mark stated above,the figure below shows the number of candidates that are qualified and will be called for post-UTME this year.In summary, the figure below shows the number of candidates you will be competing for Admission in the 2015 Post-UTME for this institution. The statistics are as follows;1st choice - 15,2292nd choice - 383rd choice - 24th choice - 0Total - 15,269

Airren:
I just got admitted to futo today,can I still pay my
acceptance fee..pls answers please

u got admitted recently!?

Airren:
I just got admitted to futo today,can I still pay my
acceptance fee..pls answers please

u got admitted recently!?

shollaz20:
I Got 193 in jamb and I want to change d institution to futo can I get admin to study statistics

yeap! All yhu have to do is check ur jamb combination n waec result! Statistics in futo requires a pass in biology.study hard for putme n soar high.

Cashio:
hello bros i want to change my course from mechanical to architecture. what are my chances with a jamb score of 253.
Also what are the post ume subject combinations for architecture and how do i get the past questions....tnks

irrespective of ur course in FUTO, everyone write same putme subject combination,which is maths,English, physics, chemistry n biology! 253..!its huge! Ur chances are high. Putme past questions is sold in d school #300each. If yhu live far from school, check banks. Buh wat yhu should be worried about is switching from mechanical Engr to architecture..... Do they have same jamb combination? Check ur jamb brochure n remember wrong jamb combination might make yhu lose ur admission.

njuwo:
Do you know how they got their English surnames?

from their father's first name

Hey.happy Sunday! Happy new week! Hope election kpalava nor reach ur side? For those dah asked d intakes or number of people given admission a year,into a particular department ,Good news for yhu! I have d statistics for last year!tell me ur course n received d number of peeps Dat was admitted into Dat department last year.

My friend answer Daniel David. Another is George favour

johnebuka:
Will futo cut 180 for mech. Engr or elect/elect, cus I want to do a COI to futo...jamb score was 188 tho

FUTO GENERAL CUT OFF IS 180, IRRESPECTIVE OF YOUR COURSE!

Geofavor:
wow. Very high score...
Are you from imo?

nope. Anambra

Cashio:
hello...is futo offering architecture?...

yeap