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yes, i saw my name and was admitted, but since it is not longer there again,i believe something will be done to that

Papacypaul:
The supp list out yesterday but was later removed,guess they are working on it btw physical screening in bauchi starts monday

thankx and God bless

Adebajor95:
Well bro ur score is not too bad, but considering the present academic level in this country one needs to get a very high mark in jamb in order to gain admission in most of this federal schools and secondly ur o level result matters a lot due to the new method schools are using to calculate their cut off mark. I have a fried who scored 243 in jamb and applied for OAU and still yet no given admission bcoz he didn't still meet up with their cut off mark. And also the case of a girl who had 320 and still not given admission. U might not meet up with their cut off mark when ur olevel was added to ur score in jamb.
I will advice u go for another jamb bro

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Dear future Nairalanders,
During my time, 2016+, Nairaland is a place where some make there daily bread. Nairaland was has sweet as sex. If you arent on Nairaland,You are still under age.I believe children of age 4 to 7 are now on Nairaland. I hope the owner of Nairaland hasnt sold it. I BELIVE sensible and educational post are been sent to Promise land{FRONT PAGE}, i hope lalasticlala still still titled with MASTER SNAKE. DURING my time on Nairaland, it was full of fun, motivation,freedom of expression and lot more. i Hope NAIRALAND has not been Hacked.
blessed the future








i care
25-01-2017
10.28am

holuwajobar:
Whenever i am giving out speech in public,i feel like my heart beats faster and begin to sweat..My voice begins to shake..i av tried all my best possible.....need help.

I was having same problem during my early age until i became the head-boy in junior secondary school. time without numbers, i will be giving a speech to present during the PTA meting. And a times to address visitors in my school. This are the things that really helped me to build up my courage. By God grace now,i can face audience any time. i believe as times goes on, it will get better

then solve it yourself

murtalaa:
does it really matter?

nice one, i witness just two

murtalaa:
I am a new user of Android having purchased Gionee M6 recently. I just woke up today to discover that my call logs, messages, pictures and notes have all disappeared. I currently very weak thinking of the implications. Please help me if you know any solution to this problem.

how much u buy am

I have watched many movies, but i must say that the ''3 IDIOTS'' really motivates me.It is educational,motivational and funny .Indeed, i recommend it for all undergraduate.

Pls, can you help me list out some movies to watch as an undergraduate.

IN Terms Of
1. motivation
2. Discipline
3. moral
4. Educational
5. comedy

Timichael:
What is ATBU BAUCHI?

it is federal university to technology in Bauchi state, but named after the first prime minister of Nigeria.
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa university [ATBU]

OBOY,where did you get all this from.....respect

same case with ATBU BAUCHI

this is wonderment

i have people like that too. they celebrates their birthdays once after four year.

eeya......

informative

okay

Btruth:
it's obvious that you pay into a private bank a/c. And with the owner's BVN number, he can easily be located and arrested. Just talk to them at the bank and they will know how to handle the rest.

If not that Nigerian police will not have time for this kind of case. It's just a matter of hours before the person will be arrested.

thanks very much,on my way to bank tomorrow. we were scammed of 51k on Thursday .the person is banking with GTBANK

Btruth:
Ah!

Anyway, refund shouldn't be too hard. Just go to the First Bank branch and report the case, they will know how to help you, and probably get him arrested with EFCC.

Meanwhile, we will start our little corner room investigation. He will surely regret his actions soon.

how can i go about it,one of my friend is also in that victim

pls,how can people like that be arrested. a friend of mine was just scammed . we have the bank account number and the fraudler is not even picking any calls since then. but i told him to calm down,one mid night yaa-siin will solve it.if he didnt run to bush,then the money was not from his sweat.



but pls,how can we report people like that.his bank account is still with us

brb......when it get to font page,let me know

Abudu2000:
3days kheeee,Oga the gods ate all asleep in this 21$t century oooo

my silence will speak out....i belive it

Abudu2000:
3days kheeee,Oga the gods ate all asleep in this 21$t century oooo

what are you really saying

YhungPablo:
Not only u jare.

what university did u applied for

luckyz4rea:
If institutions had followed the recommended candidates sent to them by Jamb i don't think this would have happened!

When the list was withrawn for whatever reason, i knew things weren't just going to go as they should have!

THE SEND LIST WAS WITHDRAWN FOR NO REASON. THANKS for ur contribution

Papacypaul:
did you do the online screening? though there are some given admission without online screening, i am a DE civil eng aspirant but nt admitted in the first list too, i doubt supplementry list bt some said it will c0me out soon

I PRAY WE ARE SHOT LISTED.....

this is the best way of cheeting i have ever seen in my life.......very smart but noise making while cheating.......its well

Hello my fellow Nairalanders,
I am 2016/17 jamb aspirants,which i wrote my jamb exam 1st of April,2016. My aggregate scored was 213. which i applied for petroleum engineering in ATBU Bauchi state. i am from Lagos state. Any time i check my status on JAMB website,its always responding to me ''sorry,no admission given yet'',Although, my school has released her first batch admission list,which my name was not there.

now,my QUESTION IS WHY IS JAMB STILL TELLING ME NO ADMISSION GIVEN YET?
Pls,what are the cause from my admission?
Is it that i am not qualified school?
Is it that i am not qualified for the course?
Is the fault from the school i choose or jamb?
should i forget about this year admission?
Should i register for another JAMB OR apply for IJMB?
and does my state matter while given admission to federal universities?

Pls, what is your say about my admission, I have been worried.
those who have similar issue should come in and contribute.....
those who have experienced it should come in for way out....
those who knows way out should come in......
those who know the cause shold pls help out

MODS, Help your guy!!!
he need HELP concerning his Admission

g00d one,

have been texting you seems to are not ready

3 days is all i have for you........

kazzonline:
After you av paid ke,just pray you av not bin scammed!!

one mid night YAA-SIIN is okay,i pray if his enemy wont run to bush,except if i didnt work for the money....he is free