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saxwizard:
Well its time for tithe and offering


..congrats

Judge Not

ba7man:
See this mediocre awarding contracts that an average company or individual can award as if it's a big deal.

He can only impress fellow mediocres like himself.

Ingrate

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onila:
my mother treated me so badly growing up
she was frustrated with the way I used to correct her and the way I act

she hates my father's family because she couldn't handle the way they behave
so when she sees me, I remind her of them

being also a divorced single mother also made her more miserable, my father divorced her bcus of her attitude

I believe a mother shld control herself when it comes to her children no matter the situation
ur children are ur future
be patient and tolerant, so u can benefit from them when u get old
but she didn't even try

But She Didn't Abort You!

jordinsparkles:
I am proud to be a lioness!!!!! UNN is the best!!!!!

Best For Your Personal Ranking! But No Where Near UI

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bladeAnders:
toke with her empty coconut head

hmmmm

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CC: Lalalsticlala

BREAKING NEWS! The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the withdrawal of the 2016 admission list earlier sent to all tertiary institutions in the country.

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has withdrawn the list of recommended candidates for admission earlier sent to tertiary institutions.

The examination body on Sunday explained that the decision was to ensure that the Senate of Universities perform their 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 Minister of Education, Alhaji Adamu Adamu, at the policy committee meeting.

The statement, signed by Dr. Fabian Benjamin, said 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,” the statement added.
CC: Lalasticlala
Source: http://www.ngschoolz.com/jamb-withdraws-admission-list/

Other Name Queen Of Bloogers SMH For Wikipedia

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Lamzee:
You will still visit another hospital, cos me wey be Laptop Engineer, how I wan take give you advice

Funny Guy

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Young03:
can't read all this

Thought Am Alone!

Ok

Hmm

The West African Examinations Council, WAEC Has Urged All Stakeholders To Support Significantly Towards Ending Examination Malpractice In The Country.
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The council added that education was the bedrock of any society that seeks to advance in technology and economy.

Its Head of National Office, Mr. Olutise Adenipekun, stated this at a stakeholders’ dialogue on examination malpractice in Lagos.


The HNO, represented by the Acting Head of Division (Test Administration), Mrs. Frances Iweha-Onukwu, noted that examination malpractice was a vice every stakeholder must support to end.

He said, “Examination malpractice is a cankerworm that has eaten into the fabrics of testing and examining. It is a known fact that the war against examination malpractice cannot be won by an examining body alone or any person or group of persons.

“Rather, there is the need for a synergy among examining bodies, the larger society, parents, teachers, supervisors, examiners and students; in fact, all and sundry for the integrity of examinations to be maintained.”

The HNO, who stressed the need for credible examinations, urged stakeholders to support the council in its effort to end examination fraud.

He added, “Examination is expected to be a process of determining what the actual educational outcomes are and comparing them with the expected educational outcomes. Any act of omission or commission by any of the examination functionaries or the candidates will tamper with the actual educational outcomes and therefore affect the comparison.

“When extraneous factors affect the conduct of an examination, the purpose, which the results of such examinations are meant to serve, are also affected. Such purpose could include determination of level of achievement, promotion, admission, employment or even the licensing of the practice of a profession.”
CC: Lalasticlala
Source: http://www.ngschoolz.com/waec-urges-stakeholders-to-support-war-against-exam-malpractice/

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kwencypresh:
I know dear

Alright Dear

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kwencypresh:
u mean am?

Kidding!!!

She Need Sense