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allaboutobed:
hmmmm u are a ~suspect~

lol... Na for secondary school I learn am ooo. Wen we lost a key back then, that was our way out.

Mammangaddafi:
I have been following this thread for the past 2yrs now as an undergraduate student studying physiology hoping that one day I will be like you guys. To cut the long story short, I finished my programme last year and applied with my first degree to unilorin for MB;BS. God has answered my childhood dream. I have been admitted. To unilorin I shall forever remain grateful like a pilgrim.

Congrats man

swhiss:
4. Little Hole In A Padlock

When you check the bottom of your padlock, you will notice there is a little hole close to where you put the key to unlocking the padlock. This might mean nothing to you but it is there for a purpose. The hole is meant for you to grease your padlock in case it gets rusty and gets stuck and you need to get oil in it. It is also meant to drain water that gets trapped in the padlock. If your padlock does not have the hole, then it is made out of stainless steel and it is supposed to be used indoors to prevent water from getting in.

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To keep some nairalanders out of jail.

2nd pics
Yorubademon

https://media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2016/09/Mr-Shettima-and-members-of-Vigilante-Group-of-Nigeria-.jpg.pagespeed.ce.dL_SMyQfZh.jpgMr Shettima and members of Vigilante Group of Nigeria

The Borno State Governor, Kashim Shettima, on Wednesday temporarily moved his office to Bama, a town badly destroyed by the Boko Haram.
The governor did that as part of commencement of the reconstruction of the liberated communities.
Mr. Shettima, who arrived Bama on Wednesday afternoon, said the destroyed city, the third largest in the state, would from Wednesday become the seat of Borno State government till he is done with his supervision of the reconstruction job.
“My office is now here”, Mr. Shettima said. “I decided to relocate here to live here and supervise reconstruction works. I will administer Borno State from here.
Though the governor was not specific about how long he intends to stay in the unsecured community around which Boko Haram attacks were recorded regularly, he indicated that he would not be returning to the state capital in the next few days.
“I am fully prepared to be here for days to come, one week, two weeks or even more.
“I will not leave until we are able to rebuild a good number of private houses, municipal buildings, markets, schools and clinics. I want the reconstruction work to take proper shape before I leave.
“We cannot wait till forever before we reclaim our destiny. Bama is one of the worst affected areas and we will move from here to other parts of the state.

https://media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2016/09/Governor-Shettima-in-handshake-with-newly-recruited-operatives-of-Vigilante-Group-of-Nigeria-in-Bama-526x296.jpg.pagespeed.ce.1Ze9bdkTDo.jpgGovernor Kashim Shettima in handshake with newly recruited operatives of Vigilante Group of Nigeria in Bama

"While I am here, we have a full structure of Government in place operating in Maiduguri so that activities of managing IDP’S, civil service, implementation of government policies and programmes will continue while I am here. I will be in constant touch with Maiduguri, I came prepared,” Mr. Shettima said.
Justifying the governor’s relocation to Bama, 74 kilometres from the state capital, his spokesperson, Isa Gusau, explained that “insurgents had attacked the town killing dozens, destroyed ‎more than 80 per cent of the thousands of houses in the town, sacked the Emir and took over his palace after declaring it as sovereign territory with set of laws and ‘constitutional’ leader.
“The military toppled the insurgents and recovered the area by the end of 2015, months after President Muhammadu Buhari took over affairs,” Mr. Gusau said.
“The Governor departed Maiduguri at about 12:10 p.m. and arrived Bama at about 2:18 p.m. and he went straight to supervising reconstruction works on private residential houses, police stations, stores, schools, hospitals, the Emirs palace among others.
“The Governor had deployed construction equipment and hundreds of trucks of variety of building materials which are already in Bama for the reconstruction works.”
The spokesperson said the governor did not embark on the trip to Bama without providing enough security to safe guard his life and that of those deployed to commence the reconstruction work in the ancient city.
According to Mr. Gusau, “the governor also commissioned 500 newly recruited civilian JTF and vigilantes employed from locals in Bama to use community intelligence in working with the military to strengthen security in the area so as to forestall unanticipated attacks”.
Briefing the governor upon arrival in Bama, the Commissioner for Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and Resettlement, Babagana Zulum, said the reconstruction activities have created nearly 1000 direct jobs beside stimulating the economy of the state through procurements of different building materials and payment for services.
The Commissioner said the governor was “bound to see new developments every day,” he goes out for inspection.
However, should Mr. Shettima’s resolve to stay in Bama for one or two weeks be followed to the latter, the road to Bama could be the busiest in the next few days as government officials who need his attention would have to visit him there.
THE BAMA ATTACKS
Bama currently hosts over 20,000 internally displaced persons who are camped within the precinct of the town’s General Hospital under the direct care of military officials.
The city was first attacked on April 25, 2013 when about 17 persons were killed and Boko Haram insurgents burned down over 500 houses.
https://media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2016/09/Destroyed-Emir-of-Bama-palace--526x296.jpg.pagespeed.ce.2d2hymvbV4.jpgDestroyed Emir of Bama Palace

On May 7, 2013, the gunmen returned to the town and staged one of the biggest prison breaks during which inmates of the Bama minimum-security prison were freed. At least 14 prisons officials, 22 police officers, and two soldiers were killed in the shootout that left many of the insurgents dead as well.
On August 4, 2013 the insurgents returned to Bama where they attacked various security formations and civilian residential areas killing at least 33 persons.
On August 24, 2013, the insurgents attacked Bama during which they slaughtered three persons and injured 8 others.
On September 1, 2014, after other attacks, Bama finally fell under the control of Boko Haram as the insurgents dislodged the Emir and his subject from the city.
On Augusts 21, 2015 Boko Haram attempted to retake the liberated town of Bama, during which a soldier and 33 members of their group were killed.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/nnorth-east/210980-borno-governor-relocates-to-town-liberated-from-boko-haram.html

buildelicool:
I chose uni maid as second choice medicine. I'm from Benue. I about 240 scores in Utme. The the school consider second 'choiceers'. Experience dude please ur opinion.

As published in the newspaper during the screening process, only candidates who chose Unimaid as first choice are eligible.

barshow20:
Upto now no update? @Brainaic

None

Charles141:
So lyk hw many weeks interval b4 other batches wuld b placed??

Only the board can be sure of the interval.

iPhone 7s ko iphone 7z ni

Rasmodox101:
A friend jst kal'd telling me dat d skul has released and pasted the first batch admission list on skul notice board, bt dat it is yet 2 be uploaded on the skul website.
please how true is dat?
.
.
Can sum1 please confirm?
Cc. Dr brainac
.fabeh,
.asabraham. . .

False news. I was in school today, nothing was pasted
But the list is much expected before the week runs out.

barshow20:
Please iz there any update about admsn?

Nah

It's Explorers the Wicked thread producer

Nice one, tho some schools have already prepared their lists.


Anyway, good luck to all aspiring candidates!

muhamadnur:
so do i, pls what are the
courses offered by year
one geology students?

Sorry I have no idea.

Charles141:
But nursing science is almost d same wit mbbs ryt?

Nope.

Charles141:
Pls y is dat every science students wants mbbs y dnt dey go 4 B. S. C. Nursing or is it nt a gud course?

Not every science student wants MBBS. Many go for engineering, dentistry, architecture, medical lab science, radiography, physiotherapy, physics, statistics, and the said nursing science.
You said such because MBBS usually gets the highest number of applicants, but not every science student wants MBBS.

xreal:
Did you bleach?

bobo na camera

SDAC:
how about botany and zoology sir

No botany for medical students. You just do something related to Zoology i.e Bio102 Animal Forms and Functions
Also with Bio104 - Genetics

ASAbraham:
Pls can u help us list out the GST courses offered... Tnks and God bless

Gst111- Communication in English
Gst112- Logic and Critical Thinking
Gst113- Nigerian People and Culture
Gst122- Use of library and study skills
Gst123- Information and Communication technology

SDAC:
thanks so much sir but please what do you mean by MBBS placement?? thanks so much

Number of utme candidates to be admitted for MBBS. They are trying to reduce the number of utme intake due to congestion that normally occurs in 200 level whdn they accept Direct Entry candidates and change of course students. This year MBBS admission go tyt o

SDAC:
[b][/b]what issue sir?

MBBS placement

please what are the courses offered by year one medical students in unimaid?

Maths,Physics, Chemistry,biology, and GSTs.

How flashing cleavage take become news sef?
This nairaland sef... End time forum

Baby
.... I know that you're asleep right now
And I don't post your pictures online
I'll upload our pre wedding pictures one day
I promise.

kennyjam:
we thank GOD bro. you said the admission List is ready. like when, roughly the date should we expecting it?

I can't say for now, cos they kinda have a serious issue on groound. Likely in a week's time or two. Hope for the best.

kennyjam:
fine. How is everyone?

Doing good

kennyjam:
i greet u Doctor Brain.... How are things.?

I greet you too sir. Things are well, we thank God.

Reliable sources say admission list is ready but couldn't yet be released due to some issues concerning MBBS allocation. They're trying to reduce the intake for UTME candidates due to some reasons somewhat regulatory.

The truth is competition for MBBS will be really tough this year. Good luck to you all. Hope to see you in UNIMAID

If you want to be made, come to UNIMAID

leo1717:
have you check yours?

Nope. I'm a student there.

SDAC:
yea I know that but the euphemism got me scared like there is going to be facial screening

Alright

SDAC:
screening for what?? I thought no screening

lol. If you didn't register for screening, no admission for you.

yerimas:
but I heard the portal is now opened

I also heard the admission list is now ready.