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Odunnu:
Dunno nothing about admission abroad,but here, she can combine

your take is noted but i want someone who is knowledgable on such case for those anticipating to school abroad

harkindele:
the fact is that, u can actually combine any O-level result for admission, either GCE-GCE,WAEC-WAEC,,,or even neco gce, they are all olevel so u can combine them,

My dear, you are about saving a life. What if i want her to school abroad, would such results be acceptable in Europe?

Can two GCE result be accepted for University admission?

My kid sister's WAEC was a mass. She took the first GCE and she Credited English and Maths and two other subjects but the WAEC withheld her Economics and after two weeks, the Economics column was filled Absent. She argued that she took the exam, why did they mark her absent? Of course, the result could not earn her admission into UNI. She embarked on another GCE and made 8 credits including English but she got Maths = D7.

Can she combine both result in search of UNI admition?

9ijaMan:
Thanks for agreeing and disagreeing with me. Yes GEJ has not said Boko Haram was behind the Mogadishu Barracks bombing, but he has linked the two events claiming the bombs were the same. We all know that a so called sect have come out to claim responsibility for the Jos bombings. Would it be inaccurate to state that the same sect is behind the Mogadishu bombing? GEJ is only being miserly with words, Al-Jazeera stated the obvious!


Abeg what's so cynical about this whole episode. Jona has linked Mogadishu bombing with the Jos bombings so what falsehood has Al-Jazeera peddled if an "Islamic sect has already claimed responsibility for the Jos bombings. How difficult is it for you guys to understand grammar?

Thanks for given up by admitting that Al jazeera's speculation were all based on assumption. your illustration, already attested to it, so why should the Al-jazeera falsefully impose such deteriorating statement on GEJ. I'm sure you know the implication. Morally, ignorant could be accepted but legally, ignorant is not an excuss

9ijaMan:
Another lame attempt by an inept leader to divert attention to non issues. What's with GEJ and Al-Jazeera? Our president has a lot of national crises to contend with, yet he's busying himself with discrediting a news media outfit. GEJ's statement yesterday (delivered by Niboro) already showed where the government wants to face, yet they are here again denying a media organization that is simply stating the obvious.

Reading through other threads since the blast last night shows that the presidency is tacitly towing the religious line and poor Nigerians are falling for it, even when it's obvious that both Christians and Muslims were affected in the blast last nite.

Niboro should just keep his cavity shut and assist his weakling master to provide security for the citizenry.

is this a sort of political Cynical strategy against GEJ? I thing you should visit the looney bin if you are being affected with acute or Offensive Slang of Ima. He has enunciated the fact that GEJ is not aware of the Al Jeera's acclained fictituos news. You have the right to assume he could make sure comment but Ima, unbehalf of GEJ have reiterated by counterblowing the Al Jeera's harrowing and false news. Are you now subjecting GEJ to accept a statement he never made even if the assumption looks real

We better decipher strategy to checkmate the culprits and permanently eradicate the impending  terrorism acts set to rebranding our country, nigeria

musKeeto:
http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201012302121648


Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega
The Independent National Electoral Commission is seeking an additional N45.39bn for capital and recurrent expenditure in 2011.


This amount is contained in the 2011 budget forwarded by President Goodluck Jonathan to the National Assembly for approval.


Earlier, the commission had received N87bn for the purchase of Direct Data Capturing Machines for voter registration and related services.


A breakdown of the sum shows that the electoral body intends to spend N38.3bn and N7. 11bn on recurrent and capital projects respectively.


Registered contractors also have a cause to smile as INEC has provided for the procurement of goods and services.


The commission will spend N607.7m on the procurement of additional vehicles; N135.6m on fuel and N136.5m on vehicle maintenance.


New sets of furniture will cost INEC N69.7m; new generators, N78.1m; sundry security equipment, N128.1m; and security services, N90m.


The INEC also proposed N315.4 for advertising and publicity and N40m for the purchase of newspapers and magazines.


According to the budget, the election body plans to spend N90.27m on information technology consultants; and N135.15m on the maintenance of information and technology equipment in its offices.


It also intends to spend N135.6m on the procurement of computer consumables and office stationeries and N136.5m on payments to financial consultants.


About N13. 4bn is earmarked for salaries and wages; N54m for legal services; N77.3m for honorarium and sitting allowance; N63. 1m for refreshment and meals; N18.m for welfare packages; N90m for official homes; and N45.3m for telephone services.


International travels and related items for INEC officials is to cost tax payers N226.78m while local travels, transport training and other related items will gulp N360.6m.


Local training will gulp N225m ; international training, N270.6m; “subscription to professional bodies, N72.8m; staff medical expenses, N90m and drugs and medical supplies, N90. 5m. INEC is also proposing to spend N67.9m on postage and courier services.
nigeria jegajega, poor man dey suffer, to vote na palava, this democracy no dey work, na just chop I chop,

sometimes i wonder if those men in goverment takes the common man for a fool. they are always busy syphoning the fund generated from our mineral resourses one way or the other without anything to show for it. This is not going to be the first election conducted in Nigeria, so why all that inflicted billions?. the Jega is in for extortion, period

[b]No joke. I want this project to succeed so it can be replicated elsewhere in the SW. I'd be happy if the 3 or 4 hour drive from my village in Ekiti to Lagos were cut to 1 hour with a tolled expressway.

Imagine how beneficial that would be for both Lagos (cheaper farm goods) and Ekiti (cheaper goods from seaports.) And that is just two benefits, there are tons of others.[/b]

You sounds frustrated, why? how are my sure you are not the one contracted for the toll collection. That serves you right. and this time you better use you brain rather than from your ass. i doubt if you actually own a car or else you should have know that there are more to do with money as a car owner rather than wasting money out of extortion

we are all aware of the system in Nigeria, Nigeria as a nation lacks maintenance culture. i am very sure that not even a kobo realized from the toll collection (if effective) will be used for the same road maintenance when the time comes. meanwhile, i will prove it to you that most Nigerians are upto date with their direct and indirect tax. even the car owners pays more (in the name of MOT and what have you) which should be used for the maintenance of the roads but reverse is the case. Fashola has taken the right step at the right direction and i like that word "indefinite suspention"

lightest:
This thread is funny. Everybody is saying "what if she caught him" now lets reverse it to "what if you caught her" sleeping with somebody you have been suspecting and yet she kept denying it. and not just f u c k only but have been f u c k ing lol. what will you do? true life experience

Addendum, what if the very suspect kept f u c k ing her and eventually got her impregnated at the verge of her two weeks intended wedding schedule? and the suspect even denied the pregnancy when the truth was revealed, leaving the lady with no home she could call her's. true life experience

I wish u same man

@poster

Have you heard of St. Paul's second missionary journey? In summary, he was beheaded and thats what you will get if you do not back off rather than asking on how to regain trust in a broken relationship

In my discretion, this year is awesome, if not for anything, at least i should thank God for preserving my life and for granting me a healthy leaving. To God be the glory in Jesus name, Amen

@poster

Love and respect

which of the above do u possess, i guess non rather than confusion and hatred. u bera indemnify

you guys should stop hating other efforts to survive, just get your ass into the studio and give us the best. una think sey e dey easy abi

OBJ isn't gonna die just like that. i'm very optimistic that he will help build naija

nice one, more insight pls

Shell people are on NL too, causing confusion. It is easy to identify some of them.


You count yourself amongst the shell staffs in NL, rubbish

picc

What a pitty

EWACHE AJEFU, ABUJA BUREAU CHIEF
PHOTO: CHAIRMAN OF DAAR COMMUNICATION, CHIEF RAYMOND DOKPESI.

ABUJA, Dec 08, (THEWILL) – A Federal High Court, Abuja Division today threw out a suit filed by Chairman of Daar Communications Plc and former Director General of the Presidential Campaign Organisation of General Ibrahim Babadamasi Babangida, Chief Raymond Dokpesi against the State Security Service (SSS) challenging his arrest and detention following its investigations into the Independence Day anniversary bomb blasts in Abuja.

Justice Abdul Kafarati dismissed the case following an application to withdraw the suit by Dokpesi’s counsel, Chief Kanu Godwin Agabi.

“The law is trite that once issues have been joined by parties to an action, any motion for discontinuance of the suit attracts an outright dismissal of the suit. I therefore urge your lordship to dismiss this suit, ” Alex Izinyon, counsel to the SSS submitted.

Based on Izinyon’s submission, Justice Kafarati agreed and thereafter dismissed Dokpesi’s action.

Chief Dokpesi had filed a suit asking the court to declare his arrest and detention unlawful.

The SSS had arrested and briefly detained Chief Dokpesi following revelations that he allegedly had contact with one or more of the alleged bombers four days before the blasts. The SSS alleged that Dokpesi passed on N4, 000, 000 (four million naira) to one of the suspects in SSS custody but Dokpesi has maintained that he has no hangs in the bombings.


http://thewillnigeria.com/general/6825-Court-Throws-Out-Dokpesis-Suit-Against-SSS.html

Thats criminal act

i just got  in and i noted thread of such disgusting proximity was posted, to be honest, this is the craziest post i have ever seem. no doubt that one of the nairaland clowns, parading him or her self as one of the moderators posted this garbadge. I've completely lost my penchant for nairaland due to the awful acts of the moderators or should i say touts. you fools should block my account upon the receipt of this misive, i don't give a f-u-cking damn. you guys are worthless and racism becomes the order of the day, appreciation my foot.

where is [b]OHAECHES[/b]I, i like is gout and i'm very sure you fools won't let him be

easy does it ladies and gentle men. @poster, we would like to have a clue on the area of marketing you are referring to avoid fictitious statements