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And some will still be claiming that he isn't a false prophet by calling his name in prayers "olorun wateva". That was how a man who called himself a prophet in my area killed his pregnant wife and he wanted to bury him alone, thank God he was caught by some hunters and his church was set ablaze, wanna know what they did to the man?? that's another day

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RIP
They were useful even though they were physically challenged

this is is quite similar to #secschoolinnigeria

houseoftuition1:
which set were you? I was 2003 grad set. Did you hear of labush?

No sir.

life in boarding was a wow..

wish I could experience such again but...

Life in FGC Ikirun especially during extension

Lol

guys really need this. this ought to make front page

maybe they refused bribe them

quiinnBee:
lol i didnt understand the picture till i saw your comment

But the picture isn't romantic. I was thinking of something else before I realised.

I wrapped all my textbooks and notebooks back then

how come this is romance section?

talented guy

for life

see meat





rare specie

he try

yeah

kkk

still lukz gud

lollollol

k

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lolz u must chop tire

it's owk

why 91years

what's their current age??

BTW The money no be small tin ooo

WAEC Results 2015 (May/June) Mass Failure Recorded

The West Africa Examination Council, WAEC has released its May/June 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results, recording mass failure in Mathematics and English Language.

Announcing the results, Monday, at WAEC office, Yaba, the Head of National Office, WAEC, Mr. Charles Eguridu said: “A total of 529,425 candidates, representing 31.28%, obtained credits in five (5) subjects and above, including English Language and Mathematics
.”

He noted that when compared to the 2012 and 2013 May/June WASSCE diets, there was marginal decline in the performance of candidates as 38: 81 per cent was recorded in 2012 and 36.57 per cent in 2013.

Eguridu who disclosed that the results of 145,795 candidates, representing 8.61%, are being withheld in connection with various types of examination malpractice said, “The cases are being investigated and the reports of the investigations will be presented in November to the Nigeria Examinations Committee (NEC).”

According to him, out of 1,692,435 candidates that sat for the examination, 791,227 candidates, representing 46.75%, obtained 6 credits and above, just as a total of 982,472 candidates representing 58.05%, obtained 5 credits and above.

In addition, he stated that 1,148,262 candidates, representing 67.84 %, obtained credits and above in 4 subjects, while 1,293,389 candidates, representing 76.42%, obtained credits and above in 3 subjects.

Note: The Result Is Not Yet Uploaded At The Time Of Publication.

It Will Be Released In The Next 24 Hours!!!

N:B

The candidates can check their results online on the council’s website within 24 hours of the declaration of the results.
at 13:56

I solely agree with you

this worths God's wrath immediately

nice