₦airaland Forum

futuregovernor:
Lies, UNICAL is not a corrupt institution! This one want to trend,have u told us how many legs you have spread before!

the unical i know is very corrupt

Nice one

Nice one

Na Wa!

Hm

This guy no try the problem is not passing jamb rather it is getting admitted into the university

Okay

I Don tire for this BBN crap

Wishing him speedy recovery

Hardware77:
i think you try out newhorizon. I'm considering them too

please where are they located

Adaomalight:
how did you check it?

Through the normal jamb admission portal, through caps, and also through uniabuja portal I did this every day

Petersamuel8:
i feel for you bro, i was offered economics in uniabuja

bro congrats, I wish I was offered another course I would not be complaining

mrvitalis:
This guy is funny show your neco result
Your jamb score is just 29 points out of 40
Neco is the main thing son

You obviously like most Nigerians
I said if you showed you passed the cut off Mark I would give you 200k and I mean it

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mrvitalis:
This guy is funny show your neco result
Your jamb score is just 29 points out of 40
Neco is the main thing son

You obviously like most Nigerians
I said if you showed you passed the cut off Mark I would give you 200k and I mean it

author=mrvitalis post=64548669]
Stop lying

What department were you going for and what was the cut off

How many As were in you neco

Provide evidence here and if you made the school cut off I would give you 200k instantly

No university would not give you admission if you pass the cut of Mark

You guys stop lying[/quote]Despite my score of 290 and my good neco result I wasn't admitted, Which makes me convinced that in this country your best is never going to be enough if you don't know somebody.
So right now I Don fold my trouser enter street na hustle get me make I do commot for this country

Modified
For that guy that said he would give me 200k if I show evidence,

Bros like I said earlier I Don fold trousers enter street,
I don't have a soft copy of my o level d ones that I have I have uploaded,
If u look carefully at the post utme u would see that I had a score of 66.29%. Abi na until I get 100%
B4 dem go give me admission?

I know say I no too know book but I know d value of education, that's y I hustle pay my school fees Paid for my jamb and o level and at the end of the day because I don't know somebody or I don't have money I can't get admission.

But if d country can't provide and take care of its own then.

Abeg no f up give d money to dat guy dat has provided evidence.
As for me I don't have time to argue with people who live in a bubble.

I am seriously considering web design and app developement, this one wey jamb don burst my bubble again despite my score of 293 God knows I'm never writing jamb again.
Does anyone please know of a good ICT training center in Abuja.

Google remembers Steven keshi with a doodle.
Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, popularly known as the Big Boss, was a football manager of the Nigerian national football team the Super Eagles up until October 16, 2014. The former football defender started managing the Nigeria national team in 2011. Stephen Keshi was born on January 23, 1962, in Azare, Bauchi state, Nigeria. After a playing career mostly with Belgian clubs, Keshi went to the United States to be educated in coaching. He was a key player of the Nigerian national team and appeared at the 1994 FIFA World Cup, played in five African Cup of Nations championships and was a part of the team, when they won the 1994 African Cup of Nations. In 1996, Keshi and Augustine Eguavoen, who once coached the Nigerian national team, played together in California as the backbone of the defence for the short-lived Sacramento Scorpions. Between 2004 and 2006 Keshi coached the Togo national football team. In 2006, Keshi brought them to their first World Cup tournament. After Keshi guided the Mali national team for two seasons (2008-2010), he was appointed the head coach of the Nigeria national team in 2011. In 2013, Stephen guided the Eagles to the African Cup of Nations title. At 2014 World Cup in Brazil Nigeria made it to the round of 16, but lost to France. He is one of only two people, along with Egypt's Mahmoud El-Gohary, to have won the Africa Cup of Nations as both a player and a coach. After the match with France, Stephen Keshi announced his resignation as the Super Eagles coach. However, later the Nigerian Football Federation offered him to coach two more matches. In October 2014, he claimed to have lost interest in continuing the job, following the breakdown of negotiations. Keshi has passed away in Benin City, Edo state, in the early hours of Wednesday, June 8. https://www.naija.ng/tag/stephen-keshi.html

I Don tire

Ok

Ok

The difference between a white man and a Nigerian is that when a white man is diagnosed with a terminal illness he writes a bucket list, an African on the other hand spends the remaining of his life in a Church or shrine praying for a miracle which most times never comes, what we as Africans fail to understand is that some would receive their miracle in this life others in the next,
We don't know for how long he has had cancer
We dont know for how long he has prayed for a miracle, so instead he tweets his bucket list.
My only advice to him is not to forget God while his having fun.

so which one make we believe now?

Hm

Ok

There was dis girl i really liked back in secoundary school 'Blessing' we where class mates from ss1-3 but in all dat time i could never surmon the courage to tell her how i feel,
Some times i feel like dats my single biggest regret.
My advice if u see someone/something u like go 4 it dont live with regreat or a question mark over ur head.

Dem papa!

May god deliver us from the hand of evil men

When she dey give u back and front u no no sey bele go enter abi.

Jesus is coming soon!

Ok

Karleb:
How is this humans fault?

over fishing in Antarctica

Some of those girls cheating with your husband are in the same place you once were , perhaps if you tried talking with them (not fight).talk to them like someone who once stood where they're standing they could see reason with you.
I knew someone with a story like yours, it worked for her.