melojames: Whites & their fearless adventures.

That's the reason they keep on discovering new things and innovations. Don't you know some of the invention you're now enjoying took some pple(whites)s' lives, risks,finances and time before they materialised. Oyibo men will never stop daring and risking. It's in them

Na too much shekpe and Indian hemp Wai these naija delta boys dey take dey worry their brain, they don high finish come they see the girl as sits meat. May they end their miserable life in a miserable way. Fools! So unfortunate for the poor lady corper. Wish her quick recovery

babyosisi: And why does that husband of hers wear those pencil pants
He should stop accompanying her to places if he can't dress better
His facial expression on this picture is legendary
He looked like a toad
Don't tell me that is their son with afo beer ,see stomach

So how does it concern you, if her husband has a toad face,wears pencil pants or her son has a beer belly. That's her family, she never complains to you. She likes it that way

If German Sherperd dogs dey like this when they grow, then I no grow this kind. This is pure dummies, op are you not keen to details.

jmoore: Don't be deceived by webometrics, it has nothing to do with academic excellence.


"webometrics is a directory of world universities ranked according to their presence on the Web"

TRUE talk, even from the name "Webometrics" translating as standard of measurement of world universities based on their web ranking, comprising how good their web design, how interactive is the website, how updated it is compared to it's counterparts. But OAU is still a school to reckon with in Nigeria, but I don't know for Africa.

I don't want to say that IMSU is disoriented, but by now they supposed to come out clear about the post utme exam date, instead of keeping prospective candidates in suspense, IMSU has pass this level of indecisiveness in their decision. A lot of candidates may really miss the exam dates since everything is based on rumour. At least the school has an official website to post such info. And by now, IMSU supposed to have conducted the exam, while other institutions are about to prepare their admission list of successful candidates. IMSU should better wake up.

Nawa for WAEC O

Just passing......Fred Amata well done.....ooo

ASUU should just better finish what they've started and end this looming crisis in our education sector once and for all. I've said my mind. CHIKINA!

I still dey wait for the techno phone with specification where one can shake hand or kiss for real body to body via phone
Techno dey try, but am still in love with my lumia 610.

Same thing applies also to me. Seems it affected a good number of candidates. This is worst post utme conducted by UNN. Imagine after purchasing result checker card and at the end all your hope will be dashed. Is not funny at all. Anyone that his or her own has been rectified, should not fail to tell us and how to go about it

They should just continue meeting, why I continue doing my part time job full time

This is extortion by UNN, what's the need of producing a different scratch card for checking result at that cost, they would've put the whole money at NGN3200, instead if subjecting students to another stress of procuring Result checker card, beside the aspirants are not even sure what the results will turn out to be. Is so unfair.
Nevertheless GOODLUCK to all prospective Lions & Lionesses.

VillageBoi:

Yeah the OP seems disappointed as im dey expect make a million people jump inside this thread begin yab Naija films. Make him go make his own film come learn how much hard work & how difficult it actually is. Not that that is an excuse for bad films.

@villageboi & Speedyboi. Disappointed? I never meant for people to start yabbing naija film if you observe my last 2 sentences, afterall na today people start yabbing naija movies. As for whether the movie has won an award or not, it may not had won any Oscars, but is an epic movie whether you like it or not, it had sold millions of copies all over the world. We all know most of our half-baked directors and scriptwriters on how they unnecessarily enlongate a 90-minutes movie into different parts with same movie having different names but still on the same storyline, that's lack of creativity. I may not be a scriptwriter or director, but I'm free to give constructive criticism where it is needed, never destructive,point noted@ villageboi

emma_best2000: Nearly 600 students sleep on the floor of an air conditioned gymnasium to avoid the heat in their dormitories at Central China Normal University in WuHan City Hubei Province .

Imagine they even have an air-conditioned gymnasium,Lucky they're not in naija varsity, the gym would have been hotter than their dormitories, ok let's assume the gym is air-conditioned, PHCN no go let them enjoy am. This country self.

I love how the movie script was written with very good directing,from the movie director, right from the onset, packed with suspence, though full of adult contents & Obscene features, from start to finish.From the rise of Spartacus in "Blood & Sand" to his fall as a hero in War of the damned(Season 4)marking the end of the whole episodes. Wonder if it had been a Nigerian director, the film for reach season 10, if e go allow make it finish bearing in mind the huge sum of money it generates. Big Ups for Starz. Please what do you think? Not trying to undermine the efforts of Nigeria movie directors. They are trying

jackbauersballs: Damn...

See Chinko Chucky

Chinko dey vex o...

O boy this ur comment funny o..... . I wan laff die

Maybe the lion has been longing for fresh human meat. Poor girl. Lucky to be alive.

Though am not a post UTME aspirant, but guy I like this from your excerpt quotation by Abraham Lincoln "You're not a failure until you stop trying". Have had personal experiences on why one should never give up but keep on trying.


Very funny- if possible invoke Amadioha

This ASUU & FGN faceoff no go everly end until Vision 20-20 is realized o. All thanks to GEJ & Co. Abeg make dem kukuma resolve am o before my apprenticeship, I mean IT runs out.

Rymzo: UNN 2013/2014 POST-UTME:
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka hereby invites candidates who made her either their first choice or second choice in the 2013 university tertiary matriculation exam (UTME) and scored 180 or above for screening.
The screening will be conducted at NSUKKA campus of the university as follows:
DAY ONE:
Thursday, 18th July 2013
Morning session:
- Faculty of health sciences
- faculty of Medical science
Afternoon session:
- Faculty of Agriculture
- Faculty of biological sciences
- Faculty of Dentistry
- Faculty of Engineering
- Facultty of pharmaceutical sciences
- Faculty of physical sciences
- Faculty of Veterinary medicine
DAY TWO:
Friday, 19th july 2013
Morning session:
- Faculty of business Administration
- Faculty of education
- Faculty of Environmental studies (including all candidates who applied for surveying and Geoinformatics)
- Faculty of Law
Afernoon session:
- Faculty of arts
- Faculty of the social sciences
(including all candidates who applied for public Admin. local Govt)
ONLINE REGISTRATION:
A). Eligible candidates should pay a processing fee of two thousand naira (N2,000) and obtain a scratch card for online pre-regitration at any branch of:
- First Bank nigeria Plc,
- Diamond Bank Plc,
- Union bank plc in the major cities of the federation and the,
- University of nigeria micro-Finance banks at Enugu and Nsukka or call 08023960959 for assistance.
B) Online pre-registration commences on Monday july 01, 2013 and ends on friday July 12, 2013.
Those who fail to register within this period will not be screened.
With the scratch card, candidates should access and complete the University OF Nigeria 2013/2014 post-utme screening form online at www.portal.unn.edu.ng
NOTE: First choice candidates must not scan any passport photogragh on their forms. However, second choice candidates should upload their passport photograghs on their online application forms.
C) All candidates are required to bring the following for the screening excercise:
i. A copy of ONLINE form duly completed
ii. 2013/2014 jAMB slip
iii. HB pencil and eraser
iv. For accommodations, scratch cards, contact 08023960959 for assistance. No GSM handsets, calculators or any other extraneous materials should be brought into the screening hall.
information on the venus for the screening will be made available at the campus and on the university of nigeria website, a day to the screening dates.
BLIND CANDIDATES:
Blind candidates should register online but they are not invited to the screening excercise.
Candidates may also visit the University of Nigeria website www.unn.edu.ng for instruction$
The details of the screening excercise for Direct Entry candidates would be announced later.

Better

So UNN is still considering whether to go by general Jamb cut-off of 180+ or stick to their initial standard cut-off of 200+, and still indecisive on the PUME date. They should better obey FGN directive and come down from their high esteem back to reality to save aspiring/prospective lions and lioness

Kendzyma: guysz...want u to elp out...changd my cours and institution a lng tim ago bt dnt av tim to print it out..bt wen i printd my jamb result 2day ,i saw oau and d course i changd to...bt wen i printd my jamb registration slip...i saw my forma institution...dats uni ibadan...op diz nt a problem and is it my jamb result and jamb registration slip or only d jamb result i will tenda wen gng 4 oau pume? [color=]guysz...want u to elp out...changd my cours and institution a lng tim ago bt dnt av tim to print it out..bt wen i printd my jamb result 2day ,i saw oau and d course i changd to...bt wen i printd my jamb registration slip...i saw my forma institution...dats uni ibadan...op diz nt a problem and is it my jamb result and jamb registration slip or only d jamb result i will tenda wen gng 4 oau pume? [/color]guysz...want u to elp out...changd my cours and institution a lng tim ago bt dnt av tim to print it out..bt wen i printd my jamb result 2day ,i saw oau and d course i changd to...bt wen i printd my jamb registration slip...i saw my forma institution...dats uni ibadan...op diz nt a problem and is it my jamb result and jamb registration slip or only d jamb result i will tenda wen gng 4 oau pume?

You keep on repeating the same thing. There's no problem with that, the change of course is to reflect in your jamb result, which is what you will tender during your PUME, the jamb registration form is of no value except during registration process of which it had served its purpose. So that should not worry you at all. You're major concern should be how to pass your PUME.

Richiez:

@fabby, given the economic situation in nigeria which branch of chemical engineering is best for one to venture into

It should be Food processing & Storage because when there's better and economic means of processing and storing of food products, it will go a long way in tackling the needs of an ordinary man in Nigeria, and besides every1 needs food to survive.

Abeg which place this Tahiti dey def.l've heard of Haiti, but this Tahiti, even the country name def na Waterloo

I rep Chemical Engineering

Phemour, how can I get email notifications on replies to any thread I'm following or posted on Nairaland forum. I used to get such notifications before via my email address, but suddenly stop getting those notifications. Is it as a result of my profile settings or that there's no provision for such notifications on Nairaland forum? Please I need to be getting updates and notifications on replies. Thanks and anticipating fir a feedback.

fataiiyo:
LETTER TO ALL NIGERIAN V.Cs

Sir, one of the problems in many, if not all Nigerian universities is that some of the Vice- Chancellors (V.Cs) are too far away from their students despite the fact that they are on campus with their students! They often erroneously believe that getting close to their students is condescending. Whereas, getting close to the students will create mutual understanding as communication gap will be bridged.

To underscore my points, how many V.Cs operate an open-door policy in which their students have direct access to them? How many V.Cs give out their mobile line to student for direct communication? In this information and communication age, how many of our powerful V.Cs are on the Facebook or any other social network medium with which their students can pass information across? If President Goodluck Jonathan can find Facebook useful in sharing information with Nigerians, why are our V.Cs still hiding in the comfort of their offices?

Apart from matriculation and graduation ceremonies, many Nigerian V.Cs are not visible, hence, many students don’t know their V.Cs throughout the four years spent on campus. This is not good. V.Cs should manage our campuses by opening up to the students, wandering about the campuses to know what is going on; if possible, sit for a few minutes in a lecture room to listen to the lecturers.

I am propelled to challenge all our V.Cs this way as a result of my recent encounter with the University of Ibadan (UI) VC, Prof. Isaac Folorunso Adewole. I had heard so much good reports about Prof. Adewole since he was appointed, but l never met him or saw him physically because of protocols built around him.

However, at a christening ceremony of a new born baby of Mr & Mrs Sunday Saanu, the VC’s media man, which I attended, I was lucky to have met my VC at the occasion. I was shocked when l saw the UI VC along with his wife, attending the ceremony. Mr Saanu introduced us to the VC as students at Ibadan. I was dazed with the humility displayed by our highly respected VC. He shook hands with all of us and exchanged banters. Prof. Adewole was lively, friendly and amiable; he even took photograph with us. I was more than happy and excited. When he was leaving the ceremony, he gave us “transport fare” as an expression of his love for us. It was as I was dreaming.

Since then, my impression about him changed. I now know that if our VCs can be closer to their students, there will be less tension on our campuses. I have been carrying the picture I took with my VC around and my friends are envious just as my fiancée now respects me more because she sees me as VC’s friend.

Prof. Adewole is even on Facebook. I have added him as my friend. This is how our VCs should open up. We want to interact with them in order to have solution to our problems. I therefore say kudos to Prof. Adewole for setting a good example for others to follow. He should keep up the good work he has started at Ibadan. Indeed, if Prof. Adewole continues this way, he will see that nobody will demonstrate against him throughout his tenure. Our political leaders should learn lesson from this. When we would have voted for them, they have this habit of hiding away from us until election time. Our leaders should be visible and available.

Lateef Fatai Arisekola,
(08062207481)

University of Ibadan
Dept. of Library, Archival and Information Studies
Faculty of Education

Well said, my bro

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