I think NYSC Certificate is highly needed either Discharge or Exemption, there must be a proof of Compulsory one year national youth service participation as a graduate of Nigerian university.

Desola:

Cooukurucooooooouuuuu...!!!

Funny Yoruba girl!

They said they will meet on Wednesday, now is Friday. Abeg make dem keep on delibrating till next year. Next year tinz. Yelutide tinz on my mind now

Nice one

Desola:

Stop spamming me with coou!

Well I can see

Desola:

You are still spewing a lot of coou.

Sorry, it's not your fault. Anyway I don't blame you. Blame it on IGNORANCE

Desola:

Bullsh1t 101 from a graduate of a coou.

Like I said earlier no need to stress words with you, it will be childish. I can see you're still a child, and dumb for that matter. You ain't see nothing yet. You just need to grow up. You don't even know your problem, is it that the school was imortalize with "Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu", so what's eating you up about the school, how many schools in the west have been imortalize with any yoruba man's name. Just that the President imortalized Unilag with one of your acclaimed hero, MKO Abiola, your people wanted to raze the whole school down. That's to show how you people fail to value and acknowledge your past heros.That name alone in quote is full of substance, and talking of being a graduate of COOU. You're damn wrong girl. Think!

Desola:

What's all this gutter language?

Is that how you were taught to speak at coou?

I have come to see that you're always bringing tribal sentiments even when it is not called for. Any hatred you have against the igbo race will not add anything to you. Even in your profile, you wrote something deragotary against the igbos. I'm not here to drag on any tribal sentiments with you, because it will be childish of me. But let me give you a piece of advice, take it or leave it. The more you keep on abusing the igbos, the more they keep on prospering, even more than your so-called Yorouba race that you thought are greater than igbos is never a match for igbos. You yorubas like making a whole lot of noise, while you do less and always like to be noticed, even when nobody cares if the race exists or not. An igbo man action speak louder than his words, while the reverse is the case when it comes to Yoruba man. And that's the plain truth.

No, because I am still smiling to the bank. And don't wanna stop yet. All thanks to ASUU.

I have come to realize that FIFA U-17 World Cup is not reverred like its U-20 World Cup tournament. There's always so much euphoria and preparation that will almost shake the whole world whenever the latter is going. As is coming next year 2014, preparation for it is in process from the colourful opening ceremony, through the aesthetic and thrills of the game down the closing ceremony, but for U-17, you hardly notice the game is going on.
Just wondering why?

Idi Amin: It's a good development to immortalize our great leader Ojukwu and to donate 5billion to the school. I even heard the Governor is recruiting civil servants in the state. My question is, why is it that it's only during election periods that Peter Obi remembers projects? What has he been doing since he assumed office? Ngige on the other hand will only come home during elections. So, following these and other silly behaviours of those foools, I suggest Ifeanyi Uba should be given an opportunity this time. I hope he doesn't join the band wagon too

That's to tell you that Obi is politically-minded. Are you surprised?

Nairalandi: weda ASUU or ABSU which ever one,shld go to hell

Bros, sorry to ask "ABSU disappointed you"?

garripack:

what a pity... glorified secondary school

then what would you call a computer science student from a university like Unilag or Uniben that cant identify a keyboard or a mechanical engineer from AAU that cant identify a spanner am actually full of sympathy ask your self why with so many b.sc with have the so callled facilities they still find it very difficult to work out their way in the labour market hmmmmmm..... with so much intellectual yet noting to write home about. with so much being thought yet some uni. student still find it difficult to write an application letter so much pain

Bro, I don't want to know the grudge you have in mind against uni graduates. You highlighted twice in your posts on the issue of uni graduates not being able to write good application letters. I am not trying to undermine poly graduates, just that they are not given the pride of place in the society. There are as many unserious poly graduates as there are uni graduates. So is just depends on how one chose to develop oneself. SIMPLE

otokx:

i want to believe that the basic form is still on sale and hopefully in view of the current situation postpone the screening exercise.

Thanks

Bashimi: u re a fool to tell me dat,i was in hurry dat is why

This mistake has nothing to do with being in a hurry.that's what thousands of people that make such mistake say to cover their ignorance. Just accept the correction. Not trying to be too harsh on you though. But don't call him a fool. Next time before you post, try to edit your spellings because nobody wan hear say na mistake or you're in a hurry.

Bashimi: pls what did u heard we no get light o

Guy, you no try at all.Eheeeee.........What's the name of that primary school you attended pls?

Ok, it's unfair the two critics failed to correct you. Please I dey beg you, anytime you use the past tense "did" know that any verb that follows it will be in the present. So you should have said "What did you hear". Incase of next time abeg . No fall our hand o.

Even some so called polys that boost of being grounded or trained in technical and practical training lack most if not all essential equipment required to make the person good technically more than his/her university counterpart that mainly engage in theory and research, so most poly students are in dearth of that requisite technical skills. Suffice to say that most polytechnics are just glorified secondary schools per say. Even the secondary school i attended has better equipped laboratories than some polytechnics that acclaimed to be technically-oriented, due to poor funding. If government wants the polys to be in par with or even greater than Unis, the govt should matter of fact equip the polys with state-of-art and cutting-edge tools for technical training and also upgrade the crop of lecturers in poly to Profs, and PhDs in technology. Polys should also engage in research. Even if polys are not good theoretically, at least they should be abreast of latest cutting edge technological advancement as it is obtainable in other technical schools & polys in developed economy.

This meeting is taking longer than necessary. Am insinuating it ending in deadlock. Is either ASUU still stubborn to shift ground or FG delibrating on which part of the agreement to fulfil and ASUU still insisting on 100%. I can feel it.

otokx:

There is always a plan B

You're right, there's always a plan B. But following plan B may result to more consequences than what the FG bargains for.

Adex097:
watch what you say "boy"

Well I decline to that word you bolded, i shouldn't have said that though. Just to highlight that nothing on earth will make ASUU change their mind, if plan A is not followed

According to your statistics,not only Unilag, there are good number of Universities that don't accept IJMB 'A' LEVEL REMEDIAL PROGRAM, as well as good number that accept it too. But still a very good entrance mode to higher institutions of learning

@ Otokx, is the Basic form still on sale. Heard their exam is coming up on Nov. 15. Pls reply thanks

FG implement the agreement fully and ASUU will call off strike,it's that simple and this whole commotion will end in matter of days. FG has the magic wand to wave and just in a second, this whole tornadoes crippling our educational system will vanish in matter of second. There's money in this country for God's sake.The ball is in FGN's Court. If she keeps the ball rolling, ASUU will surely come to play. CHIKINA!

ASUU is bent on implementation of their agreement and nothing will make them shift their ground not even if God comes down from heaven. The president seeing them does not change their stand, and nothing will change it. And FGN using forceful means may appear fruitful at onset, but I smell failure. The best thing for FG to do is 100% implementation. CHIKINA

sweetflame:


Let's see how it goes na , n by d way I don't want dem to call of d strike o!

Seconded

Please is the basic program still on sale and how much is the form and school fees?

ifeanyi_ja: Waow cant believe i've stayed at home for four months and its still counting ....

I miss (those security men wey dey feel lik say dm be JTF )

Mehn...it hasn't been easy,I miss CONVOCATION ARENA (wey Humanities and Education students dey sit down look who dress well and who no dress well come school)

I miss MAMA ABUJA ( kai! That woman food no be here @fair prices sef)

I miss NIGHT CLASS (guys toasting,girls agreeing,thieves thiefing,90% sleeping

I miss Humanities and Basic Unit o (where boys dey always go find LCS and Basic chicks)

I miss D n' D and Melly Chicken (where Ofrima girls ready buy only 1 coke sit down press fone 4 2hours)

Hmmmmm.....cant imagine, no more early morning classes?no fixed classes and no test, I miss them all,(those my lecturers wey dey teach like say na dem get my head for me,com dey giv assignment like die!.....I miss dem too.

I miss the bus Conductors o ( wey no dey ever get change once dem drop u for Abuja OR CHOBA PARK ..

Eheeiiii...!!!RUSHING OF BUS!...I miss u oh(I've forgotten my running and high jump skills, no UNIPORT bus to practice dem again)

I miss Aluu oo! Pritaso and Hilton 2 Ajebo chicks, Sunnas (where Aluu girls ready whr boom short come buy N200 food, yet na dem form pass)

I miss Denross Guys; Igbo and Sk centre! I miss those Hilton2 boys sitting in front of Abu shade

I miss UNIPORT LIBRARY (while you dey concerntrate on your books,other students dey concerntrate on your bag)

I miss SOLUTION TREE(Relaxation spot for those wey no dey attend classes) I miss those photographers; wey tink say na evryday I go dey snap passport

I miss that short calabar pastor with big shoe and radio wey dy preach for choba junction, e can dance eeehn!

I miss dem all babes,secret admirers,lover boys,aristo gals,&loved ones....I miss sitting at the faculty, class blocks,strolling around campus,quarelling,and gossipping.

...I miss the ALUTA SPIRIT...I miss UNIPORT...proudly a Unique Student...

Guy you're truly a unique student, you just said the summary of Unique Uniport. But you failed to mention Delta park(ladies paradise with beautiful serene and love gardens) and also the CRAB, where my Theatre arts students dey exhibits who crazy pass. Guy you are still on point. Miss those too but though still on internship sha.

It is already happening as the sun is a bit Crescent -shaped as if a ball of mass is covering it, if you can observe deeply through the rays of the sun with an unclad eyes (risky) just briefly, you will see it. But unfortunately only the most observant ones like me will observe it, while others will not observe it until it elapse.

I can see it now, the sun is becoming crescent shape. Not too obvious, but if you can look deep in the sun, you can see it. Reporting from Enugu

hmmmmmmm........ Things are getting interesting
Madam abeg give me one bottle of chilled Zobo and agege bread. Make I use hold belle as I wait

My guy in Atlanta, U.S. said that they have experienced the eclipse as far back as early rising of the sun, 6.58am EST. Well hope is coming towards Africa as they said. Waiting eargerly

omenka: "..... for
avoidance of permanent blindness."

Now, this is the dumbest thing I've ever heard!!! I look at the full sun with unaided eyes (though not a good practice) yet nothing happens to me. Then I look at a partially covered sun and GO PERMANENTLY BLIND

Legendary foolishness.

Guy to look at the sun alone is different from looking at two astronomical bodies' rays interwinding. To look at the shining sun alone takes a great effort, talkless of combination of moon and sun competing. You better protect your eyes as they say. Nigerians we too like to do things without safety measures, that's not wiseness o