₦airaland Forum

Prediction The fact that Portugal won 3 of their 5 away
games in qualifying does not tell the whole
story; their wins came against Luxembourg
(by a 2-1 scoreline after going behind),
Azerbaijan (2-0) and Northern Ireland (4-2
after going 2-1 down). They also drew in Israel after being 3-1 down with 20 minutes
to go, and clearly struggle away from home. Sweden should therefore stand some chance
of turning the tie on its head after losing the
first leg 1-0 thanks to a Cristiano Ronaldo
strike. In front of their own fans, where they
scored 3 goals without star man Zlatan
Ibrahimovic. The home side will attack from the off, and the
game could take shape early on, with the
visitors on the back foot and the Swedes
pushing for that all important goal. If it comes,
the tie will open up, but expect Ronaldo to
save the day once again with a key away goal.

Portugal will hope for a similar game to the
first leg, in which Pepe did well to deal with
Ibrahimovic and restrict him to a solitary shot
and little in the way of influence. However, they won't want to come here to
and sit on their lead, and will hope Cristiano
Ronaldo can produce a goal, with Postiga and
Nani looking unlikely to do so last time out. They could be unchanged from last time out.

Sweden could remain unchanged after rather
nullifying the attacking threat of the
Portuguese last time out and also posing some
threat of their own. The hopes of the nation rest in the most part
on the performance of Zlatan Ibrahimovic up
front, who did little to impose himself on the
game last time out. Portugal

Iyayi was born in Edo state, Nigeria. His family lived on little means but instilled in him strong moral lessons about life. Iyayi started his education at Annuciation Catholic College in the old Bendel state popularly known as ACC finishing in 1966. In 1967 he went to Government College Ughelli, graduating in 1968. In that same year he was a zonal winner in a Kennedy Essay Competition organised by the United States Embassy in Nigeria. He left the shores of Nigeria to pursue his higher
education, obtaining a M.Sc in Industrial Economics from the Kiev Institute of Economics, in the former USSR and then his Ph.D from the University of Bradford, England. In 1980, he went back to Benin and became a lecturer in the Department of Business Administration at the University of Benin . As a member of staff of the University, he became interested in radical social issues, and a few years after his employment, he became the president of the local branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), a radical union known for its upfront style on academic and social welfare. He rose to the position of president of the national organization in 1986, but in 1988, the union was briefly banned and Iyayi was detained. In that same year, he won the Commonwealth Prize for Literature for his book “Heroes”. He was later removed from his faculty position. Today, Iyayi is a member of different Nigerian literary organizations and works in the private sector as a consultant.

A former President of the Academic Staff Union
of Universities, Festus Iyayi, is dead, union
officials said. Witnesses said Mr. Iyayi, 66, died along the the Lokoja-Abuja highway in an accident involving the the convoy of Kogi state Governor, Idris Wada. The late university teacher was among ASUU leaders who met with President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja last week to deliberate on how to end the four-month strike by lecturers. Mr. Iyayi is believed to be travelling to Kano for Wednesday’s National Executive Committee meeting where a vote is likely to be taken on whether the ongoing strike should be called off. One of the pilot cars in the governor’s convoy reportedly rammed into the vehicle in which Mr. Iyayi and other activists were travelling, killing him instantly, witnesses said. But the Special Adviser to the Governor, Jacob Edi, said it was untrue that it was the governor’s pilot vehicle that hit Mr. Iyayi’s car. “There was a collision on a narrow road and it is too early to say who rammed into who,” Mr. Edi told PREMIUM TIMES. ”The ASUU car was dodging a trailer and an accident occurred. It is not fair to
politicise this incident.” Mr. Edi said as soon as the accident happened, the governor directed that the ambulance in the convoy be used to convey the victims to the Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja. Some of the victims, he said, were also taken to the Government House Clinic. The Kogi governor’s spokesperson said the governor later visited the hospitals to sympathize with the victims of the accident. He dismissed suggestions that the accident happened because of overspeeding by his boss’ convoy, saying Mr. Wada’s convoy travels at 80 km per hour. This is the second time Mr. Wada’s convoy
would be involved in deadly accident in less
than a year. On December 28, 2012, the governor’s
motorcade was involved in a crash that the auto
crash that broke Mr. Wada’s leg, killed his
security aide and injured two other state
officials.

Sweden : Andreas Issakson ; Lustig , Nilson , Antonsson , Olsson ; Ekdal, Durmaz , Wernbloom,
Larsson ; Elamander , Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Portugal : Raul Patricio ; Joao Pereira ,Pepe , Bruno Alves , Fabio Coentrao ; Mouthinho ,
Viloso , Josue ; Nani ; Postiga ; Cristiano Ronaldo

It’s the clash of the two of the finest
footballers in the planet as Zlatan and Cristiano
Ronaldo look to take their team to the World
Cup in Brazil

bio science 43
micro bioloy 48
bio chem 48
chemistry 43
physics 43
industrial chemistry 43
geology43
MATHS SCIENCE43
bio science 43
medicine 54

no info on science courses yet

ksu cut off mark for each courses are as follow
(1) art/humanities - 40
(2) social science - 45
(3) law - 50
(4)management science - 45
(5) science - no info yet update later

bheeolah: I applied for Political science & i scored 36, i beg wats my chances.

DONT KNW YET BT JUST KEEP PRAYING

Ksu on the 9th of september 2013 realised their post ume result hurry and check you own now