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post=100468616:
DennisEche, SatanisGod, Devilhimself, FvckAllah, Raymond Igbalode and all your other 1253 monikers on Nairaland, you used in canceling members comments and posting porn images. when will you grow up?

May God have mercy on your soul.
Jesus lives you, so do we

This is one of the kinda people some people worship and hail on Nairaland for obvious reason.
They rather castigate, ignore, curse, whoever acknowledges God and Jesus Christ on the forum and hide behind politics to perpetrate their hatred and jargons.
No matter the frustration and persecution you are bringing to the genuine lovers of God here, JESUS ROCKS!
And no verse of our Holy Book will ever go in vain.

We will always love and pray for your soul tho',
You know yourself!

Happy Easter y'all.
Jesus is the reason for the season.



You see one of them and their oga hiding behind politics to castigate and type all manner of rubbish on Dem MANNA's love for God.

Again, we will always pray for your souls.
JESUS LOVES YOU still!

CentiLion:
UJ eligibility cut off for Post Utme form for MLS is 220, since anambra is not catchment or elds. the only way to get in is through merit,the merit cut off is usually higher than eligibility mark. it is ideal to change course or change institution,
unless your olevel is laced with A's and Few B's.
exynos what's your take on this?

Jeremificah:
I greet everyone. Congrats to those who just gained admission and Goodluck to every other person. Please what are the recommended textbooks to combat jamb, and what key facts are worth knowing?

Degrezhaa:
Please can you upload the revised calendar picture.

Lexusgs430:
You wey dey compete with Snapdragon & Kirin.......

Lexusgs430:
You no wan chop jollof or stew........

OceanEye:
Do something with your life, get a girlfriend

Adonis86:
I was in school today for ASUU Chapter meeting on the strike. After we were seated and the meeting commenced. Deliberations were made in the ongoing industrial action, which was the only Agendum of the meeting. The deliberation lasted for about three hours, which almost ended in deadlock. This was because, the Federal Government's negotiation Team conspired and put everyone under house arrest. They brought out a form, locked up all the entry and exit points in the venue, asked everyone present to fill the form and agree to end the strike unconditionally.

This tirade did not go down well with most of us, especially myself as a young and radical Lecturer. I refused to complete the form, but unfortunately even the Chapter leadership of ASUU in my school signed in concordance with the government's dictate.

It's so unfortunate that, it has gotten to this point at which our political leaders should compel staff to go back to work at gunpoint. Even those I expected to revolt were the first to complete the form. I still come to agree with one of my lecturers who says,"... Beyond what is stated, lies what is not stated".

Thus, ASUU suspended the strike today in all their chapters nationwide.

Kyngfarabale1:
did u schooled in Abuja

ObiaboAdoka:
Guy, did u school in GDSS Jaji?

DamZik:
Are you a tribalist?

joxxy01:
Oga both you and that guy's comments are invalid... yes school can't be be opened this year again agreed, but however the two bodies should at list be able to settle and agree before the end of this year so that by January we can start a new academic calendar, and mind you it is highly feasible because according to the minister the funds are ready for disbursement and they have met ASUU's demand at list half way so what is left on ground should not take more than 48hrs to finalise if truly they are serious at ending the strike. Waiting till January before taking action will definitely bite into February/March... which is another precious opportunity to resume and time been waisted abeg reason am.. Any student who truly wants an end to this strike and who truly wants to progress will not wish that this strike cross over till next.

littleguy444:
I dont mean to be rude but what zeeknow said initially doesnt meant pride as you guys implies, there is no school without an area of weakness. take for instance we cant compare the standard of education in this country to european countries but that doesnt mean we cant study and do better here, its just a matter of perspective. we make do with what we have to get the best, and everybody is aware of that everywhere has its own challenges. for me if someone should tell me something like that i will take it as an encouragement to make sure i do better in that area.as far as zeeknow33 isnt giving out false i dont think there anythig wrong with what he said.

mespusinglez:
Nigerian Lecturers are not that bad

back then I saw 22 as my GST English score on the notice board and my exam was written ABSENT.

so i complained to one of my lecturer. I was surprised how quietly he stood up and said lets go to the GST dept...we went there and he enter the office and bla bla bla some minutes later he came out with the lecturer and we went to the exam office and I was told to find by paper.

i went straight to my group and was searching and BOOM I saw my exam Booklet with a Big (46)

46+22=68 i.e B

the lecturer apologizes and immediately corrected it

BUT i said BUT
if it's the university that am in right NOW, if you have a C.O whether you failed it or the fault is from them just forget it and register for the course again

i won't tell the name of the Uni sha but it's in the Middle belt and their fee is 45K

113 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-37
Kaduna-16
Ogun-11
Plateau-11
Taraba-8
Rivers-7
FCT-6
Enugu-4
Niger-4
Edo-3
Delta-2
Imo-2
Benue-1
Kano-1

Highlights

•On the 17th of October 2020, 113 new confirmed cases and 4 deaths were recorded in Nigeria

•Till date, 61307 cases have been confirmed, 56557 cases have been discharged and 1123 deaths have been recorded in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory

•The 113 new cases are reported from 14 states- Lagos (37), Kaduna (16), Ogun (11), Plateau (11), Taraba (, Rivers (7), FCT (6), Enugu (4), Niger (4), Edo (3), Delta (2), Imo (2), Benue (1), Kano (1)

•A multi-sectoral national emergency operations centre (EOC), activated at Level 3, continues to coordinate the national response activities