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Ajet001:
Dokitadave I sight you sir
Any tips as far as post UTME is concerned
Thanks

Hi Ajet, good morning. I hope preparation has been good?

Concerning the forthcoming Post-UTME, I'll just advise all candidates to prepare very hard to scale the hurdle one more time. Obviously, the game has changed. The PUTME questions are usually like those you did in the UTME.

I don't know if there is a real UI Post-UTME past question texbook.

It is just unfortunate how this government take Nigerians for fools. So unfortunate. That man spent over 3 months in the UK, so, his office could not be renovated all that while? It is now when he got back renovation is being done. How does this add up please? I'll believe Sahara Reporters on this; Buhari is working from home simply because of his health and the secrecy around it.

NwaAmaikpe:


This is not right.
He should have been acquitted and maybe demoted in the Airforce.

Even the Mosaic Laws supports the elimination of a cheating female partner through stoning.(shooting)

What is this one saying now??

Oluwainnie:
I read all through...... It means there is no hope for 2sitting in o'level and a score of 189 in jamb

cc dokitadave historian

Hello Oluwainnie,

I'm afraid some schools will never consider any candidate with a UTME score that is less than 200 for admission. I know University of Ibadan is among.

I'll personally suggest you change institution. Many state universities and even some federal universities accept UTME score of 180 and above.

But if it is UI or nothing, then, you may need to wait for next year's admission. I wish you God's best in whatever path you choose to eventually tread.

anonymous2001:
Thankssss so much. I really appreciate. Could I perhaps have your number?

You're welcome Anonymous.

Check your mailbox please.

DROLA11:
bro pls send what course are you doing...,. And pls can I have your phone number.,........ And are the materials and slides soft copies......

Check your mailbox please.

anonymous2001:
Thanks a lot.. Please could you give me the course outlines and some mateeials for this courses. Thank you

Hello Anonymous2001,

I just discovered you've been trying to quote me for some time now. I'm sorry I couldn't respond earlier, it didn't get to me well.

Now to your request please.

In your first year, you will take the following courses:

Course Code - Course Title - Number of units

1. CHE156 - Physical Chemistry - 4
2. GES107 - Reproductive Health: Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI's) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) - 2
3. PHY102 - Introductory Mechanics and Properties of Matter - 3
4. PHY103 - Introductory Heat and Thermodynamics - 3
5. ZOO114 - Principles of Cell Biology and Genetics - 2
6. ZOO116 - Introductory Invertebrate Zoology - 2

7. CHE126 - Inorganic Chemistry 1 - 3
8. CHE176 - Organic Chemistry 1 - 3
9. GES101 - Use of English - 3
10. PHY104 - Introductory Electricity and Magnetism - 3
11. PHY105 - Introductory Waves, Optics and Modern Physics - 3
12. ZOO112 - The Mammalian Body - 3
13. ZOO115 - Introductory Ecology - 2
14. ZOO117 - Introductory Vertebrate Zoology - 2

15. CHE191 - Practical Chemistry for 100 Level - 2
16. PHY118 - Experimental Physics 1 - 3
17. ZOO118 - Practical Zoology - 2

So, these are all the courses you (MBBS/BDS students) will take in year one. The first 6 course's are taken in the first semester, the next 8 are taken in the second semster while the last 3 are practicals and they span both the first and second semesters.

Now to course outlines, I will only give you the summarised outlines for the first semester courses please. By the time you resume, you would be familiar with the system, such that getting the outlines for the second semester courses won't be a problem.

CHE156
1. Oxidation and Reduction/Electrochemistry
2. Reaction Kinectics
3. Atoms, Molecules and Intermolecular Forces
4. Kinectics Theory
5. Thermochemistry, Spontaneous Processes and Equilibria
6. Acid, Base and Salts.

PHY102
1. Essential Mathematics
2. Dimensional Analysis
3. Vectors
4. Kinematics (Rectilinear, Projectile Motion, Uniform Circular Motion)
5. Newton's Laws of Motion (Forces and Motion, Frictional Forces, Momentum, Simple Harmonic Motion)
6. Gravitation (Acceleration due to gravity, Gravitational Potential, Satellites and Orbits around the earth, Parking Orbits, Radial Escape Velocity)
7. Work and Energy (Kinetic Energy, Potential Energy, Conservation of Energy)
8. Systems of Particles (Collisions)
9. Rigid Bodies (Moment of Inertia, Radia of Gyration, Angular Momentum, Kinetic Energy and Acceleration of Rigid Body)
10. Simple Properties of Solids (Elasticity, Surface Tension, Capillary Effects)

PHY103
1. Temperature and Heat (Temperature, Conversion from different temperature scales, Thermal Expansion, Heat Capacity, Change of Phase)
2. Heat Transfer (Conduction, Convection, Radiation)
3. Thermodynamics (3 Laws of Thermodynamics, Heat Engines, Entropy)
4. Gases and the Kinetic-Molecular Theory (Equation of State, Kinetic Theory of Gases, Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures, Ideal and Perfect Gases)

ZOO114
1. Macromolecular basis of Life
2. Cellular Basis of Biological Organization
3. Introduction of Cell Structure & Functions
4. Genetic Inheritance and Variation
5. Information transfer (DNA and Molecular Genetics, Embryogenesis and Growth)
6. Energy Production and Utilization (Glycolysis, Citric Acid Cycle)
7. Principles of Bioethics

ZOO116
1. Introduction to Invertebrate Zoology plus Classifications
2. Phylum Sarcomastigophora
3. Phylum Ciliophora
4. Phylum Apicomplexa
5. Phylum Porifera
6. Phylum Cnidaria
7. Phylum Ctenophora
8. Phylum Platyhelminthes
9. Phylum Rotifera
10. Phylum Nematoda
11. Phylum Mollusca
12. Phylum Annelida
13. Phylum Arthropoda
14. Phylum Echinodermata

GES107
1. Introduction
2. Overview of Healthy Living
3. Human Nutrition and Health
4. Microbes and Human Health
5. Overview of Reproductive System and Health
6. Human Sexuality and Adolescent Sexual Behaviour
7. Overview of Sexually Transmitted Infections
8. Introduction to Epidemiology and Transmission of HIV
9. Prevention, Control and Treatment of HIV/AIDS
10. Youth and Life Skill
11. Genetic Disorder and Non-Communicable Diseases in Africa
12. Drugs and Mankind

As regards recommended textbooks, here are my suggestions. But before I reel them out, know and understand VERY WELL that attending classes, your notes and available slides are the best tools you need mostly. Please note that very well.

CHE156
- Fundamental Physical Chemistry (Edited by Iweibo I., Okonjo K. & Obi-Egbedi N.)

PHY102 & PHY103
- Mechanics and Properties of Matter (by Idowu Farai)
- College Physics
- First Year University Physics, Volume 1 & 2 (both written by O. Ajaja & H. B. Olaniyi)

ZOO116
- Strictly your note

ZOO114
- I don't really have any textbook to recommend here because your note, slides and materials you can get online should be okay but some people use Campbell and Reece Biology textbook

GES107
- You will buy a textbook while doing your registration for this course. Trust me, that textbook is ALL you need, saving attending classes.

PS: All what I have written here are based on what is obtainable as at the 2016/2017 academic session.

For many of these courses, I have some slides and materials I can give that would definitely be of help. But that will surely be upon resumption.

I hope all these help. I can't wait to see you guys in UI!

Bobola07:
cc
DokitaDave

I think I answered a similar question sometime ago.

To me, this is just disgusting. I think the pastor should correctly say that he would sponsor the wedding and not the marriage.

vimma:
This is wrong, its not only intra college transfers that are allowed please. Transfer from faculty of science(mostly chemistry and maybe zoology) is possible. Also human nutrition can cross to MBBS after 100 level. Its very possible please.

My bad!

Thank you for this important clarification Vimma. I really do not know what exactly is obtainable about the crossing stuff. I've always relied on information from students.

What do you have to say Couver?

cc: Bobola07

Bobola07:
No sir.
Only intra-college transfer is allowed. Even within the college, its only Physiology, Medical Biochemistry and Nutrition(if i'm right) are allowed to cross to mbbs.
Cc Dearpiriye DokitaDave

Morning Bobola. You're right. I am also not sure about crossing from Human Nutrition to MBBS/BDS.

Bobola07:
Egbon.... No fall my hand oh.. Shey u neva sabi everywia 4 UI ni?

Lol

Oga Bobola, me I dinnor know everywhere oo

But really, I don't know a lot of places in UI yet because I haven't had any business with most places. Moreover, I am this kind of person that... You know what I mean right...

Bobola07:
the ivory tower.... abi wetin dem dey call am?
cc dokitadave

Hey Bobola.

I am not even sure of what it is called really.

But that's the picture of the Senate building.

Idyllic:
The man didn't steal the money for crying out loud. Kudos to OAU students.

Very correct.

Here are background stories for those who may not know what exactly has been happening:

Read Full Details Of Charges Against Erstwhile OAU Vice-Chancellor, Anthony Elujoba
http://www.oaupeeps.com/2017/07/read-full-details-of-charges-against.html

#FreeElujoba: Nigeria On The Brink Of Slaughtering One Of Her Finest Administrators On The Slab Of A Nepotistic Anti-corruption Drive
http://www.oaupeeps.com/2017/07/freeelujoba-nigeria-on-brink-of_8.html

Anthony Elujoba: The People, The Man and His Legacy
http://www.oaupeeps.com/2017/06/anthony-elujoba-people-man-and-his.html

Students and workers of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) on Tuesday forced a judge at the Osun State High Court, Ede, Justice Oladimeji David, to reverse his earlier order remanding the ex -Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Anthony Elujoba, in Ilesha prison.

The reversal came after the students and workers protested the judge’s ruling and locked the courtroom.

They also prevented the judge and other officials from leaving the court premises.

This continued until the judge ordered that the former vice chancellor should be sent to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s (EFCC) custody as demanded by the protesting group.

Justice David also rescheduled the case from July 19 to July 14.

Members of the institution’s Non Academic Staff Union (NASU) were more vocal in their protest as one of its members broke an egg on the court’s exit to prevent the judge and others from leaving the courtroom when they heard that the ex-vice chancellor should be kept at Ilesha prison.

Some OAU students and workers also broke the court’s gate to forcefully remove Prof. Elujoba from the scene, but he refused to leave the place, saying “he will not go against the court order.”

Prof. Elujoba and the university’s bursar, Mrs. Josephine Akeredolu, are standing trial for alleged misappropriation of N1.4 billion.

http://thenationonlineng.net/prof-elujobi-oau-students-force-judge-reverse-remand-order


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDMqPXH5KbY

cc: lalastica Seun fynestboi

God sparing me, I'll do a honest review/comparism of these two institutions sometime in the first quarter of 2018.

Jesusgirl92:
God bless you.

Amen. Thank you ma'am.

Nathaniel79:
Can I hug you? No homo. Lovely response.

You can

Thank you.

CHESTER48:
and how many of them that belived have lived the so called long life. Stop deceiving ursef, or u will die poor and still recognize heaven is not real or eat large and die still knowing it not real Ur call. Gud night

Oh, now I get it better. You're one of them. May the Lord open the eyes of your understanding, so that you can see the great love He has got for you and accept the gift of Salvation through His only begotten son, Jesus Christ.

Shalom!

CHESTER48:
this one has brought religion to this place. What do religion have to do with this now? Must u show ursef?!!

I can relate well to your reasoning; many youths are allergic to stating publicly what they believe in, especially when it comes to their faith. This is no religion sir. If your issue is getting to open the Bible, I'll assist you write out what exactly those verses say:

:14 Because he hath set his love upon me, therefore will I deliver him: I will set him on high, because he hath known my name.
:15 He shall call upon me, and I will answer him: I will be with him in trouble; I will deliver him, and honour him.
:16 With long life will I satisfy him, and shew him my salvation.

glowshine:
Is it me or the shirtless guy looks very cute?

Sense fall on you!

Responses here are funny

I won't take such money to die in 20 years. Never!

...and for those asking for the assurances that guarantee living for 20 years more, kindly read Psalms 91:14-16

Goodluck!

Hi everyone. I realized the difficulty experienced by many applicants in getting the UI PG Prospectus and Sample Questions, so I decided to upload those documents in my drive.

You can download here please:

Prospectus
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ZycXucrYUKbXlfSGZ2TmxnTXM/view?usp=drivesdk

Sample Questions
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ZycXucrYUKX0hmNkVXc0gtQW8/view?usp=drivesdk

Cc: lalastica Seun

TheVictorious:
OP you keep stressing the fact that he's a fine administrator. The question here is, are the corruption charges brought before him TRUE or FALSE?

Well. For many who haven't been followers of events in OAU, it may really be difficult to clearly put things to you.

I deliberately didn't want to delve into a lot of contention on the charges preferred against Elujoba but let me curl a part of someone's article (a journalist who understands the OAU terrain very well) and I hope it gives you a better picture of things:

"What happened is this. There was a backlog of allowances owed staff of OAU, the NASU and SSANU which plunged the university into a monumental traumatic and dramatic crisis.

It was in all these that Elujoba's announcement as the acting Vice-Chancellor came on 21st July 2016 with a mandate from the Federal government to stabilise peace in the university and to bring all members of the university together.

Upon assuming office, in a constituted investigative panel, Elujoba discovered that there was a secret stash of billions named a development fund kept in a secret account by the Omole's administration.

In his own judgement, the VC then directed that part of the fund be used to offset the backlog of allowances of the aggrieved staff, as against the federal government TSA policy.

This is what the VC is being charged for. Procedural error, misappropriation and diversion of fund as his action contradicts the Federal government Treasury Single Account directive that all the university money should be directed to the FG TSA.

Let me state it clearly that it is normal if been charged for the procedural error. But the seemingly political undertone attached to the topic is the reason for the complexity I have with the topic.

Nevertheless, truth will always lead."

...I have read comments by some campus Leftists and probably that is where the CEC stole this silly idea. One thing is sure, whatever position the Union takes at this time is well capable of changing narratives in the near future. Therefore, there is a need for OAU students to assert a notable and noble stand on the current Magu's danse macabre.

Let me even ask, is anyone still in doubt if selective corruption fight is not what this present government is best known for? Do you not think it is really high time any sincere Nigerian youth reassessed his/her loyalty to this seemingly incompetent government?

Without mincing words, I am strongly of the opinion that Nigeria is at the brink of slaughtering one of its finest administrators on the slab of nepotism. If it does, the martyr’s blood will spill over and clog the intent of doing any good in many. Sadly, Late Major Daniel Bamidele now comes to mind again...

http://www.oaupeeps.com/2017/07/freeelujoba-nigeria-on-brink-of_8.html

#FreeElujoba: Nigeria on the brink of slaughtering one of her finest administrators on the slab of a nepotistic anti-corruption drive

Some of us (Nigerian youths) have made up our mind and sworn to ourselves to uphold the great values of humanity that are obviously lacking in the country’s leadership today, even while we are yet to lead, when we are privileged to lead and for the rest of our lives. The simple reason is because we clearly understand, feel and suffer what selfish and corrupt governance, incompetency and anarchy have made of Nigeria and her defenseless citizens.

Unfortunately, as I write, the failing Nigerian system is once again bearing so hard on our resolve, our resilience and motivation to remain true to this noble decision of ours. You know it’s quite pathetic and saddening right?

I have been a community member, an ardent follower of events and a critical observer of administrations in Obafemi Awolowo University for a while, especially in the last 6 years or thereabout. I have never witnessed a kind of the leadership brought on board by Professor Anthony Elujoba.

To tell the obvious, it was more than a smooth academic calendar for an institution that usually strikes pretty better than thunder. I mean, that was just one of the many goodies that have since come the way of Nigeria's best university while the Village Chemist lasted at the helm of affairs.

Now, he’s been made to pay for probably going a long extent to ensure normalcy restored to the once tattered system. While I believe no one should truly be above the law, it is a shame that the case for us in Nigeria cannot be described any better than a Yoruba adage has put it; “Ńse ni a fi ètè silè pa làpálàpá” (We are ignoring leprosy for the cure of ringworm). I feel if Professor Anthony Elujoba is eventually jailed for restoring sanity, pride and peace to #GreatIfe after several years of struggles and apparent maladministration of the institution, then, Nigerians (especially members of OAU community) need to be convinced about the real values of the present central government and where its interest lies.

More importantly, this is the best time for the direct beneficiaries – students, staff, parents, Ile-Ife community, Osun State, Nigerian students and all sincere Nigerians – to raise their unified voice in rejection of the obvious selective corruption fight and victimization of 'distant' Nigerians by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Of course, we know those who ran our system aground and surely, we know they have political immunity from the leprous claws of justice. If not so, now tell me, for how long are we going to reward the real thieves with appointments instead of breaking their heart of crime?

By the way, where is the Great Ife student's Union whose members have benefited the most from the leadership of the Pharmacist? Oh, my bad, I almost forgot a soon-to-be medical doctor, who currently leads the Union is allegedly in the business of doctoring the doctrines of the same Union.

So I learnt, as I was gathering thought for this piece that the Union Executives, in a statement purportedly signed by the Union PRO said “…as Students' Union, we firmly maintain our position not to be used by any Union, organisation and even the University Management to achieve their selfish agenda. Nevertheless, it is essential that students decide on what is right and healthy for our Union and mass of students at this critical point in time.” Applaudise!!

Well, I am not certain about those advising the Union’s CEC to tow the line of denying a man who promised the restoration of its proscribed Union and reinstatement of its rusticated comrades and did not eventually renege on fulfilling those promises on assumption of office, among many other developments that came to OAU during his time....

TheHistorian:
Dont you think it's better for Mr Magu to be a tool for political victimization??

When another political alignment wields power,They use the same EFCC to fight opposite forces and subsequently Corruption gets eradicated completely in our political scene.

This is not healthy for any system that has genuine interest in seeing a much less corrupt system. Corruption fight should be regardless of the personality behind it.

I have said it, I am saying it and I will continue to say that Buhari's anti-corruption drive is nepotistic, fraudulent, selective and a scam.

Not until there is a honest assessment, sincere review and total overhaul of the approaches and methodology employed in fighting corruption by this government, we will continue to be in that same circle of good riddance to bad rubbish.

EFCC chief, Magu is nothing but a mere tool in the hands of some present ruling political Lords. Apparently, he's 'nerveless' and does not have a 'spine' of his own.