hmmmmmmm...... that's your thought. hope you know visiting them is also a sin!

mysyto:


Do u attend sbrs? If no you can still get what you applied for mind you too many competition... With GOD all things are possible.

Alright thanks .
Do you think the new policy [scrapping of post-utme] will take effect in this year Admission (ABU)?

mysyto:


broda apply and prays toward it......

Hello , please can my 243-UTME score be able to fetch me MBBS in ABU?

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-The widest mouth measures ;
17 cm (6.69 in) and belongs to Francisco Domingo Joaquim "Chiquinho" (Angola).
It was measured on the set of Lo Show dei Record in Rome, Italy, on 18 March 2010.

- largest twin brothers
Billy Leon (1946–79) and Benny Loyd (1946 - 2001) McCrary, alias McGuire (USA), were normal in size until the age of six. In November 1978, Billy and Benny weighed 337 kg (743 lb or 53 st 1 lb) and 328 kg (723 lb or 51 st 9 lb) respectively, and each had waists measuring 2.13 m (84 in).

- The largest afro :
measures 18.5 cm (7.3 in) high, 19.6 cm (7.7 in) wide and 132.1 cm (4 ft 4 in) in circumference and was achieved by Aevin Dugas (USA), in New Orleans, USA on 4 October 2010.

- the world longest finger nails
The longest fingernails on a single hand - ever measure an aggregate length of 909.6 cm (358.1 in) and were achieved by Shridhar Chillal (India) on his left hand as measured in Pune city, Maharashtra, India, on 17 November 2014.

- The world’s largest book
The largest book in the world is actually made of stone. It is located in Mandalay, Myanmar, in the grounds of the Kuthodaw Pagoda.

- The world’s largest human rainbow
Over 31,000 people created the world’s largest human rainbow at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. It was in 2004, during celebrating the university’s centennial.

- The world’s biggest bottle of wine

The biggest bottle of wine in the world was created in Rehetobel, Switzerland. It is taller than a grown man and contains 490 liters of Grande Cuvee TBA No. 7.

- The world’s largest human hand

Lui Hua from China has a rare condition that is known as macrodactyly. It means that the fingers on his hand grow unusually large. The man was hospitalised to save his life as his finger growth got out of control.

-The world’s largest breasts :
Annie Hawkins-Turner, better known by the pseudonym Norma Stitz, is the woman with the largest breasts in the world. According to Guinness World Records, each of her breasts weighs 80 pounds.

- The world’s largest cave:

The Hang Son Doong Cave in Vietnam is 150 metres wide, 200 metres high and 5 km long. It is large enough to contain its own jungle and river and have its own unique climate. The cave was discovered by a local farmer.

Humanity in collaboration with nature can produce terrifyingly huge things. Let’s take a look at some examples that set world records with their impressive sizes.
cc Lalasticlacla

barackodam:



Things change, can't say presently, but I can speak for the last 3 years......ABU doesn't release p.utme pq

I think so too, but the one sold isn't the real p & q sha, just a tutorial !

barackodam:



School site?? You mean campus?
I'm not sure there's anything like p.utme pq on the school site........





I'm not kidding you, I'm for real. Take it that way

I guess your are not also sure there isn't!

Nobleman406:


for Real... Post utme past questions and answers doesn't exist... u are kidding me

that's a possibility!, I heard a similar confirmation that the one sold at the School site is not REAL.

Adatob:
Please o niggas,since the time theyv released first list i stopped giving Bleep abt NDA,abeg shey 2nd list dey ni?? M lost pls. Someone shud put adatob through
Emekfaby
arcike
DANO1011 and odas

there's nothing as second shortlisted candidates list . the shortlist is only divided into batches ( A & B ).

Adaure4ever:
so this is just the only pics you can find in Enugu?
And where is Owerri and damaturu(gombe)?

damaturu is yobe not gombe.

samuelsamizy:
do u guys know that someone's name was picked twice , can u imagine the rubbish , all u guys going for afsb won't be pick even if u pass all the drilling and medical test , CHeck for urself ( exam no:014610 garba abdullahi Muhammed , he was pick in both two states ( Kano 43 and Kaduna 46 with the same exam number. my fellow future cadets we are not fools , but God dey

are you surprised ?

Kstarz:
If u can not get the original copy of your neco; can you use d statement of result

yes sir, that's if your results are recent [ 2015]

Ice007:
Expected more; these aren't that confusing except for maybe number 3.

that's why I said common .

aalangel:
There's nothing confusing in your write-up. It's just a few people that can't use the words appropriately. There are harder ones

that's why I said COMMON .

manuelrukky:
Pls hous, my name is nt on d afsb list buh am able to download my LGA attestation and parent/ guardian attestation forms. Cud it b a general error on d website

everyone can , don't bother yourself if you ain't shortlisted , is of no use to you !

Let's face it, English can be confusing. A lot of words are similar but with different meanings, as a result it is almost impossible to avoid making mistakes in English, but if you can get your head around these explanations, you might be able to avoid making these ones or at least recognise them when you see them.

1. MOURN vs MOAN :

Moan as a verb, means to make a complaint in an unhappy voice, usually about something which does not seem important to other people.
For example:-
The British always moan about the weather.
Mourn is a verb that means to feel or express great sadness, especially because of someone's death.
For example:
Many people in the UK mourned the death of Princess Diana.

2 CAPITAL vs CAPITOL:
- Capital is a noun used to describe the most important city or town of a country or region, usually its seat of government.
For example: London is the capital of England.
- Capitol is a noun used to describe a building in which a US state government meets.
For example: The Capitol is a public building.

3 COMPLEMENT vs COMPLIMENT :
- Complement is a verb, which means to make something seem better or more attractive when combined.
For example: "The colours blue and green complement each other perfectly."
- Compliment is a noun, which means a remark that expresses approval, admiration or respect.
For example: "It was the nicest
compliment anyone had ever paid me."

4 COUNCIL vs COUNSEL :
- Council is a group noun. It refers to a group of people elected or chosen to make decisions or give advice on a particular subject, to represent a particular group of people, or to run a particular organization.
For example: "The local council has decided not to allocate any more funds for the project."
- Counsel can be a verb, which means to give advice, especially on social or personal problems.
For example: "She counsels the long-term unemployed on how to get a job."
Counsel can also be a noun, which means advice.
For example: "I should have listened to my father's counsel, and saved some money instead of spending it all."

5 FEWER vs LESS :
most people gets this wrong - including native speakers. The general rule is to use fewer for things you can count (individually), and less for things you can only measure
For example:
There were fewer people in the class than usual. (People can be counted.)
There were fewer days below freezing last winter. (Days can be counted.)
I drink less coffee than she does. (Coffee cannot be counted individually it has to be measured).
It looks bad when there's less
information about your company on a site than there is for other companies.
!Note - The lines between less and fewer are getting blurred, i.e. a sign in a shop might say, "10 items or less," because "10 items or fewer," seems pompous to many people. Or maybe it's because less takes fewer letters.

6 HOLIDAY vs WEEKEND :
A holiday (noun), a time, often one or two weeks, when someone does not go to work or school but is free to do what they want, such as travel or relax. You usually have to book your holiday with your boss.
For example: "Where are you going on holiday this year? Somewhere nice I hope."
The weekend (noun) - In the UK, the weekend is Saturday and Sunday, or from Friday evening until Sunday night. It's the part of the week in which many workers living in the UK do not go to work. It is a time for leisure and recreation, and/or for religious activities. ...
For example: "What are you doing this weekend? Anything nice?"

7 LATER vs LATTER :
Later is an adverb. It's used to express time, either in the future or after the time you have mentioned.
For example: "I'll see you later on Second Life."
Latter is an adjectiv, which means near or towards the end of something
For example: "I got tired during the latter part of the walk."
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Latter can also be used to describe the second thing of two things mentioned.

8 RAISE vs RISE :
When used as a verb they both have the same general meaning of "to move upwards", the main difference is that rise is an intransitive verb (it does not take an object), while raise is a transitive verb (it requires an object):
As you can see from the examples below; nobody pushes up the sun, whereas Lynne moved her hand upwards.
rise (v) Something rises by itself
For example:-
The sun rises in the east.
The chairman always rises to the occasion.
I will rise tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. to walk the dog.
Rise is an irregular verb: rise / rose / risen
raise (v) Something else is needed to raise something.
For example:-
Lynne raised her hand.
They can't raise the Titanic.
Raise is a regular verb: raise / raised / raised
As a noun rise describes an upward movement.
For example:-
There was a steep rise in drug-related crimes.
As a noun raise describes an increase in salary.
For example: When people ask for a
raise , they often go about it in an entirely wrong way.
!Note - you can raise children, which means to look after them as they grow up.
!Note - sometimes people ask for a pay rise.

9. MORAL vs MORALE :
Moral as a noun or an adjective, which is used to describe standards of good or bad character and behaviour. It can also be used to describe a kind of story that tells you how you should or should not behave.
For example:-
Wilde was condemned by his critics for writing an "immoral" book; he claimed it was a very moral work.
Morale is a noun that describes the amount of confidence felt by a person or group of people, especially when in a dangerous or difficult situation.
For example:
During the second world war lipstick was kept in production in the UK because of its effect on morale.

10 PRECEDE vs PROCEED :
Precede is a verb that means to be or to go before something or someone in time or space.
For example: Ecological extinction caused by overfishing precedes other human disturbance to coastal ecosystems.
Proceed is a verb that means to continue as planned.
For example: The government has decided not to proceed with the legislation.

please how many aspirants are admitted yearly for MBBS?

menxer:


Thanks for the compliment.

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you are welcome!

menxer:
To all those bringing in religious slant to a social question, is cheating in exams, money for marks not a sin?

In Higher institutions a cardinal practice is time management, which is the reason for the time table; allocate credit hour and space for relationship or carry over and do it later in marriage, whichever suits you, if you can't stand the distraction.

Besides what if one couldn't pass the course at first attempt?
What if your first attempt is in marriage and you fail, you "re-sit", Which in marriage equals what?

forgive me , your IQ is approaching zero!
If animals can engaged in sex act without any form of practice , you think a man who has a sense of reasoning need experience (outside marriage) to keep a happy sex life in marriage?

omobaba101:
The Script is continually acted. Kudos to the North, they have got the power they badly wanted

nah today?
in the beginning was the power and power was with North, and the power was North!
have you ever heard that the northern region protest in or outside the country or wail on the internet ?

itzsniper:
shatapp there! DAT guy even (exergerate)) by saying 90%, I am in potiskum and 99.9% here are stark illiterate(s), all dey know is bah turenzhi

O.M.G you gat laughing out my ass...
potiskum ( LGA) that's Yobe right ?
I guess that's not even the state capital, right?
so
* you are trying to tell us that no one from potiskum who can speak or understand English , am I right ?
* because 99.9% of potiskum residents are illiterates ,those that means the whole north or perhaps north-east precisely are 99.9% illiterates ?
* because they can't speak English {bah turenzhi}, you called them illiterates, i guess that gives me the right to call you a dumb-head cause you too can't spell a simple word { EXAGGERATE}^.
swallow your pride and hypocrisy brother , and let-love-lead, not everyone is blessed with the opportunity to learn the western education like you.[ don't use it to mock , use it for GOOD] !