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Shabib:
I think someone posted something like that earlier in this page. Since i don't have any other info to debunk it, i'm gonna believe in it.

#countdown to thursday

pls add me up to the whatsapp group.No:09074816049 cc:Drsage shabib

Shabib:
I think someone posted something like that earlier in this page. Since i don't have any other info to debunk it, i'm gonna believe in it.

#countdown to thursday

pls add me up to the whatsapp group. cc:Drsage shabib

Venus007:
Apparently so.

you can't be that sure.. but do you think we'll resume at the stipulated date based on the fact jupeb entrance exams hold on the 24th of next month?

Venus007:
Apparently so.

you can't be that sure.. but do you think we'll resumed at the stipulated date based on the fact the jupeb entrance exams hold on the 24th of next month?

henrydadon:
oh so it only igbo people that kill ..well i no blame u nah ..

seun isnt taking this tribal war going on nairaland seriously

They must be very lousy and naive to presume everyone from the SS is Igbo..The culprit is obviously from Delta state of ukwani extraction.

People don't have to be impetuous always!
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mikehenrymp2:
Uniben physical clearance is a bit organise now.. They have a specified number of people they invite for clearance daily, just check ur page for ur date, go to auditorium with the required documents and you will be cleared.

Uniben actually changed when a precarious event occurred during my time, 2014,when a lady was reported to have died due to stampede..Our people are actually responsive when something bad happens.

mikehenrymp2:
Uniben physical clearance is a bit organise now.. They have a specified number of people they invite for clearance daily, just check ur page for ur date, go to auditorium with the required documents and you will be cleared.

Uniben actually changed when a precarious event occurred during my time 2014,when a lady was reported to have died due to stampede..Our people are actually responsive when something bad happens.

faybobby:
I'm afraid not,cos double matriculation in UI leads to expulsion of such student.

Do you have lousy reading skills or just ignorant?

kayfacto:
Pls can I forfeit polytechnic admission and proceed to university..........answer needed urgently

Nobody lives your life for you so it's inconsequential to ask such question on this forum.but the truth is,Its your decision to make bearing In mind,you bear the onus for your actions and inactions.

kayfacto:
Pls can I forfeit polytechnic admission and proceed to university..........answer needed urgently

Nobody lives your life for you so it's inconsequential to ask such question on this forum.but the truth is,Its your decision to make bearing In mind,you bear the onus.

[b]Today's game marked their worst performance in this tournament.the midfield was so in disarray that the players couldn't play simple passes;displaying mediocrity.the striking department was immobile;the sadiq umar even worsen everything. The defense tried to my satisfaction but the defenders couldn't connect well with midfielders leaving a big lacuna in between. Generally, It was a lacklustre performance by our boys.The coach should make some changes in subsequent match[b/]

Heromaniaa:
Studied all this in school, mother tongue interference is a bittch especially when you acquired the mother tongue before learning to speak English. but for those who mastered mother tongue and English simultaneously, the interference is barely noticeable.

I believe the basic essence of 'communication' is the ability of the second party to decode' what is being discussed.but that does not literarily mean that the queen's English should be jettisoned.

Nonetheless,mother's language interference in our speech as Africans is sacrosanct except the person was not born or breed here.

Even our professors of English are not exempted from this scourge.

If anyone can speak simple and correct English with meagre interference of the mother's tongue,that's acceptable for me.

Lalasticlala, what do you have to say?

Sydney22:
courses like ?

Cause am going for dentistry with this results

As it stands,Ui accepts 5 olevel credits at one sitting in all courses in the college of medicine, but since we're are in the epoch of change,changes in admission requirements are imminent.

Efriday1:
Ok. But pharmacy is a paramedical course na. I mean your topic.

Allied not paramedic.Most paramedical courses have no place in public hospitals in Nigeria.

Kamadoye:
Post-UTME Scrapping: A Paper over the cracks
The recent scrapping of the Post-UTME by the leadership would at best be the perfect recipe for disaster, not to put too fine a point on it! Beyond been foolhardy, it would have the last straw effect on the back of a seemingly gaunt and ailing educational system.
While the above initiative remains oddly disturbing, it does further carry with it a strange sense of dejavu. It comes in the aftermath of an inept application of voodoo economics in the devaluation of the naira by the CBN coupled with an inevitable fall in oil prices which has culminated in the economic cataclysm and distress experienced nationwide, consisting in the main, of government’s inability to meet up with its economic obligations to its citizens. And rather than pour oil on the already troubled waters, it purports to stir it the more. If these later developments are anything to go by, it would mean that the government is quite frankly blasé to the people’s plight.
Before now, the Post-UTME represented the only authentic means of assessing the pedigree of candidates for tertiary education in Nigeria in the event of their eventual success at the JAMB examinations. The rationale for this was to be found in the widespread distrust that trailed the conduct of JAMB examinations in Nigeria which had failed to produce candidates of probity and good standing, as evinced by the seismic rates of cheating recorded nationwide at such exams. Thus the universities themselves doubted the credibility of all those who had emerged from the JAMB exams and therefore saw it fit to filter those coming through on their very own screening platform. This was the making of the Post-UTME. Despite the success of the Post-UTME in curbing the influx of exam delinquents from gaining entry into tertiary institutions, it however upped the ante for other genuine candidates coming through the system. The prospect of sitting two screening exams in the same year posed no small hurdle. If a candidate had aced one only to flunk the other, to adopt a phraseology of Charles Dickens’ “he would have risen like a rocket only to come down like a stick”. The effect would have been the equivalent of a zero sum game- he would be back to square one, and risked the full brunt of this same unavoidable misfortune in sitting both exams in the succeeding year. And so goes the cycle…
Given this plight, it seemed almost a welcome development that the government had intended ringing the desired changes that would ease the growing circuitous pains experienced by JAMB hopefuls. Instead, the government has attempted to kill the goose that lays the golden egg. Our education policy makers could either have scrapped JAMB given its spectacular failure in providing an unfortunate springboard for malpractice, while at the same time still retaining the Post-UTME platform as the better choice of two evils.
If however it desired doing away with both evils entirely, it could either have scrapped both screening platforms while it pioneered an independently malpractice free screening platform insulated from the exclusive reach of the corrupt elements.
Instead, it has removed the only bastion holding the opening of the malpractice floodgates in our examination strongholds. The government has argued that its decision was justified in light of the success of the just-introduced CBT platform, which it claimed had driven malpractice to record levels. It is of course possible that the CBT may have done so, but I suspect the government may have gotten its malpractice demographics from a school in Nigeria, sharing the same security levels as the Pentagon and with an all-saintly student population.
I appreciate the optimism and straight talking, but we can’t amputate a leg along with an injury. The remedy would be worse than the disease. We will of course have to brace ourselves for the worst. The nightmare scenarios of this Post-UTME scrapping bearing in mind the announcement by the JAMB Board that it would be giving admissions to qualified candidates would mean that a candidate who has “obtained” a record score at the Jamb exam through cheating would ipso facto be given admission into their desired discipline. Just imagine how this would populate our societies with the reign of incompetence. Will you even still visit a hospital knowing fully well a quack doctor will attend to you? the JAMB Board would have sacrificed meritocracy on the altar of mediocrity, since most of the mass-cheating high scoring candidates would be the very ones getting the nods for admission.
Beyond this, scrapping Post-UTME without any buffer against malpractice will further increase the desperation in the system therefore making the JAMB exams a free-for-all with candidates going to absurd extremes to secure their needed points for admission. In actual fact, we might just be witnessing the opening of another Pandora’s Box. Only this time, it will cost us the labour of succeeding generations.

well said.since the essence of scrapping putme has been defeated,I think universities should revert back to their old systems.

This new method is very absurd and should be jettisoned because It doesn't not add any meaningful value to the system.

Eggheads of public schools are definitely going to be at the receiving end;grading with olevel results is totally uncalled for because miracle centres abound.cc:Lalasticlala, fynestboi.

RoyalTilz:
does dat means doz who picked anatomy won't be given admission. I picked anatomy ooo does dat means doz who picked anatomy won't be given admission. I picked anatomy ooo

It's just for a period of time.It ubiquitous; not peculiar to uniben.

It simply means their accreditation status has expired.A revisitation by Nuc will reinstate those courses back to their normal status.

one can only panic when the school has not produced graduates before in those departments.

Venus007:
That is actually what is one the official calendar. Last year it was 3rd of Sept, then 5th of October fr new students but they resumed some time in November. Now hearing there wont be Post UME again. No time for that anymore. Dat Merit list will be out on the 15th. Cant say sha. U guys should jst be at alert.

New students resume a week or two before Old students.

I don't see us resuming on the stipulated date..The date is going to changed because admissions have not been given.

I would only be amazed if he attended a public secondary school.
Even the heavens know the level of impunity in private schools.
Anyways, congrats bro!

Eleniyan15:
who you EPP


did I ask for your part in the school


And where did I quote you was referring to the op topic go get the fvk

ooh,I'm sorry!

Eleniyan15:
who you EPP


did I ask for your part in the school


And where did I quote you was referring to the op topic go get the fvk

you quoted me!Even fynestboi et al.I'm sorry and how are you today?

Eleniyan15:
ahhh
just keep praying hard waec no get joy dem fit release am 2020 (no joke)


Just prepare your mind for another course bro

Gracia

I'm in 300L uniben..Grow up little girl!

Eleniyan15:
babe

you are good too go now


or wah wrng with the result you made your lit in eng

Admissions this year will be partially decided by how good one's o level results are.

With just two B3 in her five relevant subjects,her chances of getting is low unless he apply to a school with low competition.

Mrsparrow:
See my waec subject grades..

Marketing A1
Crs B3
Economics C4
Government B3
Literature in english C6
Civic education C5
English C5
Mathematics B3
Biology C4

I want to study LAW..can I get it?

I'm sure you wrote this yourself unlike some who got distinctions all through via miracle centres,and now,their chances of getting law are brighter.

My candid submission is that,you try your luck this year, hopefully, you may get it but If it doesn't not work out,you sit for another waec exams.

I see our educational sector going down the drain if this useless policy is not jettisoned.

cc:Lalasticlala, fynestboi.

op,your topic is misleading.I was a little bit happy when I saw 'ghastly' not knowing someone actually died.

For clarification, An accident is said to be 'ghastly' when it involves no death while 'fatal' refers to an accident that involves death..

RIP finest!!

OrlandoOwoh:
OAU was designed by the Israeli architect, Arieh Sharon. Though the firm built some of the structures on the campus, others were built by some indigenous companies and the Western Region Ministry of Works.

Yea,thanks!

erunz:
I GRADUATED FROM THIS DEPARTMENT, WE HAD GOOD LECTURERS LIKE IDIALU, OKOLIE, AMOS, ONE THIEF CALLED LECTURER IBADIN. THIS SAME AAU HAVE PRODUCED CELEBRITIES AND GOVERNORS LIKE UDUAGA, OMOWUNMI, DON JAZZY, ALLI BABA, PASTOR CHRIS OYAKILOME AND MANY MORE. OSHIOMOLE PERSONALLY KILLED THIS SCHOOL BY NOT FUNDING IT.

oga,Uduaghan graduated from UNIBEN.

swimcash:
OAU still have d best structures in all institution in Nigeria... #beautiful skul

It's because OAU structures were built by the ARABS..Trust them for their architectural masterpiece!I rep uniben.

swimcash:
OAU still have d best structures in all institution in Nigeria... #beautiful skul

It's because OAU structures were built by the ARABS..Trust them for their architectural masterpiece!

HungerBAD:
Following

It's so unfortunate that the Nigerian police force is full of retards who don't care about the welfare of the populace;all they care about is money.What does it takes to write a report since you've been informed of the incident? It's shows the police force needs a total reform.

And to the lady in question,Night journey comes with a lot of risks attached.Knowing fully that your vehicle may breakdown on the way,travelling by 4 p.m is not ideal at all.

This should serve as a warning and a lesson to those who derives joy in travelling at night.
cc:Lalasticlala.

originbm:
Ad hominem...u r d half-baked liar always spreading professional lies on nairaland...u feed ur ego with fantastic tales and retreat within a wall of epithet-trading when confronted...making spurious submissions ...chipping off the visage of other professions to bolster your maggot-ridden sense of self worth....peddle ur inane comments in a beer palour....but when in a public forum, act like u know wat being a doctor entails.I am not suprised at ur complexopathy...only someone with low self esteem and an obssessive urge to assert his twisted sense of self-worth will append a 'dr' to his moniker on a social media....like I said before, get over yourself.

Lol.Thanks for the complements!

originbm:
A moronic input...So u think medicine is as difficult as optometry? I can point people that failed out from optometry school in uniben but topped their class when they entered medicine...I bet u hv never picked up an optometry syllabus...I wonder where these hillybillies get their information from..go to uniben and ask...a failed mefical student is only mad trying to attempt optometry...he want die?...go and ask ur resident ophthalmologist what they passs through...with the exception of microsurgery, (and even that microsurgery is done totally albeit didactically by optometry)their curriculum and optometry curriculum are same...and they dont even delve into physiological optics series...
And in case u dont know, optometry us a full six (6) yrs programme with over 300 solid credit load to be accumulated within that short period....

inferiority complex!