harridon710:
I hope my mbanefo hostel is safe.

Mbanefo Don fall
students no dey live Dia again

docadams:
OP, my sympathy but what about its twin Eni-Njoku. Was it spared?

Thank God oo
Eni njoku is safe

Aftermath of heavy rainfall that rocks the University of Nigeria Nsukka yesterday . The rainfall removes some path of roofing at the 400 series of Alvan Ikoku boys hostel.

i know dat IMO guy Ernest wishing him d very best of it

docadams:
Who will sign the bill into law?

nice question

wow no b small money oo

who dis pix epp

next

abeg make Ben Bruce M come and help his people

wow I wish I will b at school den to follow up with d demonstration, UNN own worst.

seen next

seen

seen

wow first to comment Abeg who knows when UNN resume 4 next session

next

God will punish all did politicians wella

Abeg who Ekweremadu and Chukwuma epp

wu knows how much dey paid to UNN SUG president to b in d forefront while as UNEC students are being forced to pay 10k as reparation fee......... Y wont he do so for UNEC students

The News came few minuites Ago . BREAKING NEWS: JAMB withdraws 2016 admission lists sent to varsities, others . (JAMB) has withdrawn the list of recommended candidates for admission earlier sent to the tertiary institutions, the Board said in a statement on Sunday. “This is to ensure that the University Senate perform its statutory responsibility of conducting the selection of candidates and refer it to JAMB for confirmation in line with the admission criteria of merit, catchment and educationally disadvantaged states as directed by the Hon Minister of Education at the policy committee meeting,” Fabian Benjamin, the organisation’s head of media, said in a statement sent to PREMIUM TIMES. “The earlier list was sent to help fast track the process of admission so as to allow other tiers of institutions also conduct their admission. “Candidates should not panic because this is part of the process of the 2016 admission exercise. JAMB regrets any inconvenience this decision would have caused the tertiary institutions “The Board regrets any inconvenience it’s proactive step would have caused the tertiary institutions.

what a pity

all dis tin are just initial gra gra
I remembered when ozumba visited mbanefo Hall @unn up till now nothing has been done dia

WHEN FOSSA UNN MADE FOOL OF EVERYONE, NO ITSELF

It is always the claim of the Faculty of the Social Sciences Association, (University of Nigeria, Nsukka) to be the largest faculty in the Sub-Sahara Africa. But the question is, largest in what, number or character? But must count base on quantity or quality? In the absence of the latter it is a mass of junks which invariably means that the Sub-Sahara Africa is plagued with a swarm of men with questionable characters.

The recent but botched FOSSA election speaks volume of the character of persons the faculty is made of. The election was a mere insult not only on the entire student who abandoned their works in a like this (exam period) to exercise their civic rights but got themselves messed up by some deluded elements, but also an insult on the leadership of FOSSA, and the citadel itself. Yes it questions the caliber of persons the institution is pushing into the society yearly as graduates. And when the higher institutions failed to produce resourceful materials for the society it then means the hope and survival of the country is dashed to pieces – when the youths, the assumed leaders of tomorrow were corrupt and “fantastically corrupt” (if I were to borrow a phrase from David Cameroon), and worse than the cabals in power that means the country is gallantly diving into a greater quagmire, a situation that calls for re-visitation of the school curricula vitae for upgrade so as to save the nation from a more serious danger.
Yesterday, July 9 marked the Election Day for the Faculty of Social Sciences Association, University of Nigeria, (FOSSA UNN). As scheduled, as early as 8: 00 GMT people trooped out to exercise their civic right. But up to 12 noon nothing was happening, no accreditation, no voting, though the electoral officials were very much around. The students being determined kept on waiting patiently until about 14:30 GMT when they were asked to come forward to vote. Immediately, voting started in earnest even without (proper) accreditation to ascertain the total number of voters and all the rest of them.
The worst part of it was that the agents to most of the contestants complained of not being allowed to see the ballot boxes before the voting commenced. In less than 20 minutes into the voting, the students could no longer contend with the electoral process thus they started chanting in disgust, banging on the doors and seeking ways to penetrate into the hall to show their disapproval of the fishy process of the election but they were prevailed upon by the security men (part of the school security agents) at the entrance. However, the security men were only able to stop the aggrieved students from breaking into the polling units but not to control the rowdiness that enveloped the milieu which the latter attracted the presence of the team of school security from their office who when on arrival put the voting to a stop according to the yearning of the majority of the students.
Then they parted with the ballot boxes. But when they came outside the hall and tore the ballot boxes the students could not believe what their eyes saw: several hundreds of ballot papers ticked “right” in favour of two persons, Okenwa Kingsley and Ezeh Friday for President and Financial Secretary, respectively. By this means the election was abruptly canceled.

Meanwhile, when I pondered over the whole matter, it reminded me of a piece of advice I overheard a former Faculty president in the school (but not from FOSSA) was giving to his younger brother in FOSSA who has a political ambition as a FOSSA president on how to go about the ambition if he must enjoy his administration “do and undo and yet go free”. According to him, “the post that matters to you a lot as a president is the post of the Financial Secretary. Do all your best to make sure your personal person emerge the Financial Secretary because he is the one to keep financial records and endorse the movement of money. With him on your side you can do and undo.” To them, their stock in trade in politics is nothing but to enrich their pockets from the student body, no wonder they run their administrations without budget and leave office without rendering any financial account; and where one is rendered it will be nothing but deficit accounts. And this same reason might have formed the foundation for the attempt to rig yesterday’s FOSSA election in favour of the President and the Financial Secretary.
Come to think of it, how was the election rigged? Who and who were responsible? Were the departmental presidents that made up FOSSA and who were also present as electoral officers not aware of it? In the same vein, was the Faculty Officer Representative who also doubled as the presiding and returning officer not privy to the plot? Even the resident security agents have a lot of questions to answer concerning the rigging. If these people mentioned here were ignorance of the rigging, then who was responsible? What brought about the delay of and the shady accreditation and the voting proper till about 15:00 GMT (maybe so that the students after being in patience can angrily go home without voting to give them full chance to execute their whims and caprices)? One more question is that if none of the people mentioned was a party to the rigging, why was it that when the students became skeptical about the electoral process and insist to see the ballot boxes before the voting and the number of eligible voters all the officers turned a deaf ear?
Nevertheless, while we wait for the answers to the above questions, it is a high time that transparency is incorporated in FOSSA election and students fully allowed to run their affairs without any interference from the ‘high places’. And pending when the re-run election will be announced, I am of the opinion that the two candidates, Okenwa Kingsley and Ezeh Friday should stand disqualified in the re-run election.
Once again, our tertiary institutions still have a long way to go in producing credible human resources for our society. In this, I suggest that a compulsory course on “Character and Learning” is needful to be introduced in the school scheme of work for every department in order to see a way to fine tune the crude character of most students, all for the well being of our society.

WHEN FOSSA UNN MADE FOOL OF EVERYONE, NO ITSELF

It is always the claim of the Faculty of the Social Sciences Association, (University of Nigeria, Nsukka) to be the largest faculty in the Sub-Sahara Africa. But the question is, largest in what, number or character? But must count base on quantity or quality? In the absence of the latter it is a mass of junks which invariably means that the Sub-Sahara Africa is plagued with a swarm of men with questionable characters.

The recent but botched FOSSA election speaks volume of the character of persons the faculty is made of. The election was a mere insult not only on the entire student who abandoned their works in a like this (exam period) to exercise their civic rights but got themselves messed up by some deluded elements, but also an insult on the leadership of FOSSA, and the citadel itself. Yes it questions the caliber of persons the institution is pushing into the society yearly as graduates. And when the higher institutions failed to produce resourceful materials for the society it then means the hope and survival of the country is dashed to pieces – when the youths, the assumed leaders of tomorrow were corrupt and “fantastically corrupt” (if I were to borrow a phrase from David Cameroon), and worse than the cabals in power that means the country is gallantly diving into a greater quagmire, a situation that calls for re-visitation of the school curricula vitae for upgrade so as to save the nation from a more serious danger.
Yesterday, July 9 marked the Election Day for the Faculty of Social Sciences Association, University of Nigeria, (FOSSA UNN). As scheduled, as early as 8: 00 GMT people trooped out to exercise their civic right. But up to 12 noon nothing was happening, no accreditation, no voting, though the electoral officials were very much around. The students being determined kept on waiting patiently until about 14:30 GMT when they were asked to come forward to vote. Immediately, voting started in earnest even without (proper) accreditation to ascertain the total number of voters and all the rest of them.
The worst part of it was that the agents to most of the contestants complained of not being allowed to see the ballot boxes before the voting commenced. In less than 20 minutes into the voting, the students could no longer contend with the electoral process thus they started chanting in disgust, banging on the doors and seeking ways to penetrate into the hall to show their disapproval of the fishy process of the election but they were prevailed upon by the security men (part of the school security agents) at the entrance. However, the security men were only able to stop the aggrieved students from breaking into the polling units but not to control the rowdiness that enveloped the milieu which the latter attracted the presence of the team of school security from their office who when on arrival put the voting to a stop according to the yearning of the majority of the students.
Then they parted with the ballot boxes. But when they came outside the hall and tore the ballot boxes the students could not believe what their eyes saw: several hundreds of ballot papers ticked “right” in favour of two persons, Okenwa Kingsley and Ezeh Friday for President and Financial Secretary, respectively. By this means the election was abruptly canceled.

Meanwhile, when I pondered over the whole matter, it reminded me of a piece of advice I overheard a former Faculty president in the school (but not from FOSSA) was giving to his younger brother in FOSSA who has a political ambition as a FOSSA president on how to go about the ambition if he must enjoy his administration “do and undo and yet go free”. According to him, “the post that matters to you a lot as a president is the post of the Financial Secretary. Do all your best to make sure your personal person emerge the Financial Secretary because he is the one to keep financial records and endorse the movement of money. With him on your side you can do and undo.” To them, their stock in trade in politics is nothing but to enrich their pockets from the student body, no wonder they run their administrations without budget and leave office without rendering any financial account; and where one is rendered it will be nothing but deficit accounts. And this same reason might have formed the foundation for the attempt to rig yesterday’s FOSSA election in favour of the President and the Financial Secretary.
Come to think of it, how was the election rigged? Who and who were responsible? Were the departmental presidents that made up FOSSA and who were also present as electoral officers not aware of it? In the same vein, was the Faculty Officer Representative who also doubled as the presiding and returning officer not privy to the plot? Even the resident security agents have a lot of questions to answer concerning the rigging. If these people mentioned here were ignorance of the rigging, then who was responsible? What brought about the delay of and the shady accreditation and the voting proper till about 15:00 GMT (maybe so that the students after being in patience can angrily go home withoutelection voting to give them full chance to execute their whims and caprices)? One more question is that if none of the people mentioned was a party to the rigging, why was it that when the students became skeptical about the electoral process and insist to see the ballot boxes before the voting and the number of eligible voters officers turned a deaf ear?
Nevertheless, while we wait for the answers to the above questions, it is a high time that transparency is incorporated in FOSSA election and students fully allowed to run their affairs without any interference from the ‘high places’. And pending when the re-run election will be announced, I am of the opinion that the tw candidates, Okenwa Kingsley and Ezeh Friday should stand disqualified in the re-run election.
Once again, our tertiary institutions still have a long way to go in producing credible human resources for our society. In this, I suggest that a compulsory course on “Character and Learning” is needful to be introduced in the school scheme of work for every department in order to see a way to fine tune the crude character of most students, all for the well being of our society.

mtshewwwwwww

is dat not Anyim Pius Anyim

will dat stop UNEC students from paying 8k as a reparation fee..... #Ozumbanascam

In Onitsha for a funeral not protest march
For the sake of those who may have been misled
by internet or media reports about Archbishop
Obinna's presence in Onitsha on the 30th May
2016, it has become necessary to give the true
story."
On Monday the 30th May, Most Rev. Anthony
J.V. Obinna, Archbishop of Owerri, left for
Onitsha for the funeral of Rev. Sr. Innocentia
Ehirim at the Immaculate Heart Convent, Nkpor.
He was accompanied by a good number of
priests, religious and laity since the late Sister
Innocentia had worked for ten years in the
Archdiocese of Owerri, before her later postings.
From Ihiala, signs of unrest began to be seen
with unusual road blocks. In any case Archbishop
Obinna and his entourage arrived at their
destination without much inconvenience. After
the Holy Mass and the burial of the Rev. Sister,
in the process of returning to Owerri through the
Nkpor-Onitsha route by which he and his
entourage came, he found that burning tyres had
been set up by youths blocking and preventing
the normal flow of traffic.
The Archbishop was constrained to stop in order
to plead for passage for himself and those who
accompanied him. On getting past this first
blockage he ran into a bigger road-block with
more massive burning tyres and a greater crowd
of youth.
On sighting the police ahead of him, Archbishop
Obinna made his way beyond the milling and
shouting youth in order to seek a possible safe-
passage. In spite of the armored vehicle standing
there and the police in battle-gear, Archbishop
Obinna made his way to the Commanding
Officer. After speaking with the officer and being
advised to turn back and find another route
because of the apparent tension, Archbishop
Obinna walked backward only to be besieged by
the pro-Biafra shouting youth.
From mildly charging that the Catholic Church
and CAN should speak out on behalf of the
Biafra cause some of the youth descended to
abusive and threatening talk in expressing their
joblessness, poverty and frustration. Trying to
respond calmly to the now angry youth turned
out to be needless. As he further trekked to get
back to his car, those among the youth with
camera-telephones photographed him in the
midst of all those youth.
The Archbishop eventually got into his car and
had to find a back-way route to Abatete and on
to Nnewi from where he then returned to Owerri.
This is the true story behind the lying and
deceptive photographs and stories on the
internet and some newspapers falsely claiming
that Archbishop Obinna either came from Owerri
or Rome to join the protest march of the pro-
Biafra youth.
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dats koro he's referring to

E pain am

Nice one expecting to see PDP with their trash

UNN yet to join d strike