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isaoco:yea there 2nd list is yet to be released. I just cashed in on this futa stuff. |
isaoco:unilorin |
isaoco:just as yours. We just dey pray to God make im favour us o. Oga which school u dae process before? |
Emzy90:did u pick futa originally for jamb or u did the 2nd one? |
isaoco:my own na 66.5 |
Super1759:before nko |
isaoco:wetin u score? |
Proudly omo oduduwa |
isaoco:nice meeting u bro. Na anatomy o. U nko? |
Pls o i did the 2nd post utme, and it seems no one is talking about it. Abi FUTA wan use our 6000 naira plant flower ni? |
tartar9:and u are black too. |
Pls have the new post utme candidates been offered admission |
Haha
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Ajimobi no dey there |
bobo65:get lost |
acenazt:see ur mouth like banana |
sats:ok then why respond? |
Oya tell me what u can do with ur ios that i can't do with my tecnoy4 |
Oya tell me what u can do with ur ios that i can't do with my tecnoy4 |
It's welcome |
Salym:Those ones are private universities owned by churches and religious organisations. Don't forget ABU is a federal university. You can never see a federal uni in the south religiously monopolic in nature so to speak(SW to be precise). |
No fewer than 150 people drowned in a river or were shot dead fleeing Boko Haram gunmen who raided a remote village in Yobe State, local residents said on Tuesday. “They opened fire instantly, which forced residents to flee. They shot a number of people. Unfortunately many residents who tried to flee plunged into the river which is full from the rain. Many drowned,” Modu Balumi, a resident of the village, told AFP. “By our latest toll, we have 150 people either (shot dead) or drowned in the attack. The gunmen deliberately killed a fisherman who tried to save drowning residents of the village.” Balumi said the bodies of many of the drowned were picked out by locals several kilometres away. News of the attack was slow to emerge because the militants have destroyed telecom masts around the village, around 50 kilometres (30 miles) from Yobe State capital, Damaturu, since the insurgency began in 2009. “Most residents, particularly women and children, ran towards the river in confusion,” said Bukar Tijjani, another villager, who confirmed the death toll. “They were pursued by the gunmen who kept firing at them. In the frantic effort to escape, they jumped into the river, which was full to the brim.” A local government official confirmed the attack but put the death toll much lower, at around 50. The ambush came during the region’s peak rainy season, when most waterways in northeastern Nigeria are swollen and can flow with dangerous speed. The village was still reeling from a raid by suspected Boko Haram militants on July 31 when at least 10 people were killed by gunmen who burned homes, food silos and livestock. The Gujba area of Yobe state, where Kukuwa-Gari village is located, has been hit hard by Boko Haram violence in the past but had seen relative calm since troops reclaimed it in March. In September 2013 scores of students of an agricultural college in the area were massacred as they slept in their dormitories. In February last year dozens of students of a boarding secondary school in the main town of Buni Yadi were also killed in a gun attack on their hostels. Boko Haram claimed responsibility for both attacks. The jihadist militia, which has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group, has waged a violent campaign for a separate Islamic homeland in the northeast which has seen more than 15,000 deaths since 2009. The military under President Muhammadu Buhari’s predecessor Goodluck Jonathan was heavily criticised for poor handling of the insurgency and its failure to free more than 200 schoolgirls abducted from the northeastern town of Chibok in April last year. Nigeria’s new leader, who came to power on May 29 vowing to destroy Boko Haram, replaced his military chiefs last week, ordering them to end the insurgency within three months. |
Congrats to him |
University of Ilorin post-utme form is out today, with the JAMB cut-off marks for each course released. http://www.uilugportal.unilorin.edu.ng/putme_registration.php http://www.uilugportal.unilorin.edu.ng/cutoff.php lalasticlala seun |
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RIP |
North and begging like husband and wife. You see them virtually everywhere in nigeria taking to the street doing the ludicrous business. Come to think of it, a lot of those begger are well and agile. |
Good |
stalyon: |
As my first name is to my second name, so is 'The Old Serpent' to the islamic *ll*h |
Emu4life:Tell me when you hear christians killing people with sword, perhaps before tomorrow |
now a church is hit, don't u wonder why Christians don't go out to burn mosques? but the last time a mosque was hit, two churches were burnt. so which religion is truly peaceful? food for thought