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congrats to the winning team. when is the next challenge coming up??

LAUTECH will soon overtake Unilorin

Bosun:
Please, if you have two 2nd positions in a class, will there be 3rd?

next will be 4th

Viserion:
pls check this one; 86499439GA

Name: B**** S******
Reg Number: 86499439GA
Date of Birth: 04 May 1998
Origin: OMALA in Kogi State.
Exam No: C25212038
Centre Name: Alekwe Nigeria Ltd, Sardauna Memorial College, Unguwan Dosa, Kaduna, Kaduna State

Subject Score
Use of English 36
Mathematics 42
Princ. of Account 40
Economics 33
Total Score:151

TarOrfeek:
I must commend this.

yes.. she really deserve the victory. congrats to the young girl. she had made Nigeria proud

another Chimamanda Adichie in the making. congrats girl

CC sicker000

Her Story https://schoolsonline.britishcouncil.org/sites/default/files/styles/hero/public/kjimoh_640x340_website_preview.jpeg?itok=Or7_qkYK


Justice is blind.

The scourge of poverty has taken away the days of bumper harvest, days when I had surplus to eat. My stomach rumbles like rocks rolling down a volcano about to erupt: the repulsive smell from smouldering corpses for breakfast, wild fruits for lunch and putrid trash scavenged for dinner. The poison arrows of separation, parents from children. Poor orphans like me seek protection in the rainforest of southern Nigeria as the only dwelling place. The ruckus from nearby villages gives me no certitude of life for the morrow. This forced escapade only brings unrestricted imaginations of the future: a united and peaceful Nigeria.

As if the moon wishes to keep me alive, she shines faithfully every night. Split! Splash! Through the unpaved roads march the militants with eerie eyes preying for 'Nigerians'; half of a yellow sun, the flag they bear. The bright sunset yellow now crimson - tainted with the blemish of bloodshed. Innocuous boys given weapons, used as scapegoats of war; vehemently holding guns, eager to chase all but their kin, the agitating militants of the south seeks to create a new country, to avenge for 'their' dying flora and fauna while the northern insurgents, armed with more sophisticated guns, supported by a flight of aircraft to capture their southern brothers, killing them or less likely, imprisoning them.

Children in cotton pants running home at dusk, leaving behind tracks on the sandy pathways; dancing to the staccato rhythm from the women pounding Akpu, a staple dish in Africa. Older girls with earthenware pots filled with stream water on neatly plaited hair, the clamorous noise at market places conventionally filled the air; wriggling fishes clustered in the fishermen's nets, their species endemic to this delta... those were the peaceful days.

The day came when I saw my best friend, Ella, lying down lifeless under a banana tree, bereft, I risked all I had left - my life. I waded through the mud barefooted, towards the direction of the non indulgent militants; the sound from marching boots led the way. A hefty grip held me and I was blindfolded, presented to their leader - a man at the brink of old age - whom I saw after the blindfold was removed... “I'd die anyway, although it's worse than not trying”, I'd thought, so I began to speak, “Enough blood has been shed already, Nigeria is ours and we cannot disintegrate her, dialogue is paramount to ensuring a realistic victory for our cause, until you realise, united we stand, divided we fall, until then, peace or annihilation.” To my greatest surprise he believed me! Surrendering but not defeated, the southern activists decided to annul the idea of disintegration.

As I stand before a crowd united at heart, having done for my country, something heroic. Peace henceforth even forever.

Khairat Jimoh attends Dependable International School, Nigeria

Link to her story: https://schoolsonline.britishcouncil.org/about-programmes/commonwealth-class/story-writing-competition/top-entries/children-winners-11-to-14

A 13-year old Nigerian from Dependable International School, Niger State, Jimoh Khairat Onize has emerged as the second runner up of the British Council Writing Competition.

Her story titled "Unity and Faith, Peace and Progress" was judged to be the third best among the numerous entries received worldwide in the 11-14 year old category in the Commonwealth Class Children’s Short Story Writing Competition.


The judges commented "This is a tragic story about war, but with a hopeful ending. It contains an important message about young peoples’ voices being heard, and moments of detail create a strong sense of place and atmosphere.


"Your entry is currently being professionally illustrated and will be uploaded to Schools Online on Thursday 16th February. Your certificate will be sent to you as soon as the certificates have been produced.

Congratulations once again!


With best wishes

Elaine"

centurionpapa:
Please help me check 86828199hg

you did not register for this examination

Viserion:
sorry this is the correct no 85557933df

Name: O***** V***** E*****
Reg Number: 85557933DF
Date of Birth: 16 June 1997
Origin: ORU-EAST in Imo State.
Exam No: C26609106
Centre Name: Uthman Bin Affan School, No.7, Gwamna Road, Badikko, Kaduna, Kaduna State

Subject Score
Use of English 34
Princ. of Account 42
Commerce 55
Economics 40
Total Score:171

Viserion:
pls help check this one: 85557933d7

you did not register for this exam

Estacy22:
My daughter scored 260 and she chose Unilag for Mechanical engineering with average of Bs in her O-Level results. Any chance? Please I need your candid advise.

she has done her part and she did it well. this score should get her the course. don't forget Nigerian factor too - lobbying

all the best to your daughter

Viserion:
thnks bro

you're welcome

gpercuxionz:
Great mathematicians please I need solution to this question: a trader buys some oranges for 50naira each. he found out that six of them are bad.he sells the rest at 80naira each in the market and makes a profit of 450naira. how many oranges did he buy

Cost Price = 50x ( if x rep. the number of oranges bought)
Selling Price = 80(x - 6)

Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price,
450 = 80(x - 6) - 50x,
450 = 80x - 480 - 50x,
450 = 30x - 480,
450 + 480 = 30x,
930 = 30x,
x = 31

Iseoluwani:
Yimu

dey there

gpercuxionz:
Great mathematicians please I need solution to this question: a trader buys some oranges for 50naira each. he found out that six of them are bad.he sells the rest at 80naira each in the market and makes a profit of 450naira. how many oranges did he buy

31

Iseoluwani:
2nd part

so many typographical errors in the question. endeavour to be proofreading the questions (most especially, mathematics) before giving it out to students

Iseoluwani:
Was supervising this ss1 class today and went through the questions

In my opinion, the questions are damn tough


What do u think?

my JSS3 students will solve these questions effortlessly.. too simple

Dopenigga:
yh...science students are the ones scoring 300 and above like its nothing..

I've not seen any art student that scored above 240

Viserion:
pls check this one; 86956854HE

Name: P****** B***** E****
Reg Number: 86956854HE
Date of Birth: 10 December 1995
Origin: ONNA in Akwa-Ibom State.
Exam No: C25913215
Centre Name: Kaduna Community Resource Center, Women Multipurpose Centre, 9, Bank Road, Kaduna, Off Ahmadu Bello Way, Kaduna State

Subject Score
Use of English 67
Geography 53
Mathematics 38
Physics 53
Total Score:211

Viserion:
pls help me check this one 85593087BC

Name: M***** M****** S***"
Reg Number: 85593087BC
Date of Birth: 06 October 2003
Origin: LERE in Kaduna State.
Exam No: C28004124
Centre Name: Golden Height Comprehensive School, Jushin Waje, Sabon Gari, Zaria, Kaduna State

Subject Score
Use of English 49
Physics 39
Biology 37
Chemistry 39
Total Score:164

Almost1122:
8655
86550015EA

no result yet

horluwatosyn99:
epp me check biko
86604369df

Name: M**** O****** V*****
Reg Number: 86604369DF
Date of Birth: 21 December 2002
Origin: BORIPE in Osun State.
Exam No: C42206182
Centre Name: High Tree College, 2-8 Ekundayo Street, Off Command Road, Ipaja, Lagos State

Subject Score
Use of English 64
Government 59
Mathematics 44
Economics 61
Total Score:228

Klerik:
pls check...

your reg no?

chizyn:
Pls someone should respond to me, my sister scored 198 in jamb and she chose Unilag as her preferred school of choice to study sociology
Pls guys is it possible AND if not wat can be done.... she's been crying bitterly all morning

Secondly pls is it true Unilag now write post utme exams?

she can obtain change of institution form at a fee to be disclosed by the board later. many university's cut off mark is 180 e.g Unilorin

Frenzy007:
Please i beg u help me check mine 86607211EF

No result yet

DammylOp:
86557165CH pls helep me check

Name: A****** D***** J******
Reg Number: 86557165CH
Date of Birth: 29 July 1996
Origin: IREPODUN in Kwara State.
Exam No: C34915200
Centre Name: Parrot Cyberworld Limited, Emmanuel Baptist College By Lead Hostel, Univeristy Road, Tanke, Ilorin, Kwara State

Subject Score
Use of English 61
Mathematics 47
Physics 39
Chemistry 46
Total Score:193

Roysnickz:
86795888AJ

Name: U***** R** D****
Reg Number: 86795888AJ
Date of Birth: 18 March 1995
Origin: KATSINA-ALA in Benue State.
Exam No: C08912015
Centre Name: Cbt Center, Opp Beco Filling Station, Markurdi Rd., Otukpo, Benue State

Subject Score
Use of English 57
Mathematics 68
Physics 63
Chemistry 60
Total Score:248

IamGoke:
Thanks bro

you're welcome. Congrats

JohnnySavage:
85694865DE

Notification
Name: I**** J***** O****
Reg Number: 85694865DE
Date of Birth: 12 January 1997
Origin: OLAMABORO in Kogi State.
Exam No: C33306231
Centre Name: Yabma International Science Academy, Hon. Yakubu Yunusa Avenue, 500 Housing Units, Ganaja Road, Lokoja, Kogi State

Subject Score
Use of English 53
Government 59
Commerce 59
Economics 53
Total Score:224