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princeofpeace22:
I will be dropping 1.20-135 or more odd daily for you to climb out From alabi pit

Let us start now.



10.04.16 18:30
Sparta Prague - 1 FK Pribram (1X2)
Customer type: Sparta Prague @ 1.20
Result:


Stake with =1000

Am following and betting also!

Ghostpunter:
CSKA 5 goals up on 32 minutes already. Who was the person who said we should not risk that game?

Forget those pessimists.

Ghostpunter:
Proposed games for Saturday April 9th

1. West ham vs Arsenal - over 1.5
Odds- 1.25
2. Crystal Palace vs Norwich - 1x or handicap 1:0
Odds - 1.25
3. Aston Villa vs Bourne mouth - 2x or over 1.5
Odds - 1.30
4. Southampton vs Newcastle - 1 or 1x
Odds - 1.50 or 1.15
5. Swansea vs Chelsea - 2
Odds - not uploaded yet
6. Man city vs Westbrom - 1
Odds - 1.30
7. Burnley vs Leeds - 1x
Odds - 1.12
8. Middesborough vs Preston - 1x
Odds - 1.25
9. Wigan vs coventry - 1x
Odds - 1.20
10. Northampton vs Bristol rovers - 1x
Odds - 1.20
11. Real Madrid vs Eibar - handicap 0:1
Odds - 1.40
12. Espanyol vs Atletico Madrid - 2x
Odds - 1.25
13. Real sociedad vs Barcelona - 2x or 2
Odds - 1.15 or 1.50
14. PSV vs Willem I I - 1
Odds - 1.30
15. Camburr vs Ajax - 2x or 2
Odds - 1.10 or 1.40
16. Motherwell vs Celtic - 2x or 2
Odds - 1.07 or 1.30
17. Strum graz vs Altach (Austria) 1 or 1x
Odds - 1.50 or 1.20
18. Bangor city vs carmethen (wales) 1 or 1 x
Odds - 1.50 or 1.25
19. TNS vs Bala town (Wales) 1x
Odds -1.15
20. CSKA Moscow vs Mordovya - 1
Odds - 1.30
21. Asec mimosa vs AL hilal ( CAF champions League) not uploaded yet.
22. Zamalek vs MO Bejala ( CAF champions League) not uploaded yet.

Total odds 50.13/53.15
Guys please let's look at this, suggestions are welcome, so we can decide which to cut out and add. Have a blessed day.

I would prefer chelsea x2

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Nweike1:
This proposed 7 year program is not sensible, means students will have only three years to learn pathology (morbid anatomy, chemical pathology, haematology, microbiology), pharmacology, core clinical medicine (internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics), other clinical areas(radiology, anaesthesia, radiotherapy), medical statistics and community medicine

Pls i would like to know from you what medical students learn in 100 to 300level which is about 3yrs with 3yrs left.

pendusky:
Just like the present government, NUC is a confused body... How can you say it was erroneously said yet you couldn't debunk the news few hours after it was widely spread...


So radio and TV houses across Nigeria didn't get your messge well?

Can you show where it was said in the address? What was said was that those from jamb level will spend a total of seven yrs: 4yrs bsc and 3yrs clinical. And if you have gotten bsc in anat, physio or mbc, then you can be admitted for a 3-yr clinicals.

sage50:
1. 02.04.16 15:00
Northampton Town - Notts County (1X2)
Customer type: Northampton Town @ 1.50
Result:
2. 02.04.16 14:30
Bayern Munich - Eintracht Frankfurt (1X2)
Customer type: FC Bayern München @ 1.07
Result:
3. 02.04.16 19:45
Juventus Turin - FC Empoli (1X2)
Customer type: Juventus Turin @ 1.30
Result:
4. 02.04.16 15:00
Rochdale FC - Doncaster Rovers (1X2)
Customer type: Rochdale AFC @ 1.85
Result:
5. 02.04.16 15:00
Atletico Madrid - Betis Sevilla (1X2)
Customer type: Atletico Madrid @ 1.35
Result:
6. 02.04.16 15:00
Ilkeston FC - Blyth Spartans (1X2)
Customer type: Blyth Spartans @ 1.45
Result:
7. 02.04.16 15:00
Frickley Athletic - Hyde Utd (1X2)
Customer type: Frickley Athletic @ 1.75
Result:
Nice one guys. Game above 13.22 odds. Beware of scammers nd fixed game hoax

Which one is this one again? Is it among the games today?

Match staked.

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jeremyliness:
JAMB: Understanding Ojerinde's Innovative Leadership

By Philip Agbese

Of all the government agencies and parastatals, the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) ranks among those that have been responsive to innovating to meeting the changes and challenges that evolved with time. Arguably, the larger part of this responsiveness took place under the watch of Professor Dibu Ojerinde as the Registrar of the examination body.

There was a time when the brochure that accompanied the application forms was large enough to constitute a course of study on its own. In those days, one would have to go through the tedious process of completing the forms with the least amount of errors as possible – too many errors and you have a form that cannot be used and the window for the sale of forms might have closed. Eraser and correcting fluid were good companions to have at hand while completing the forms at that time.

Then JAMB introduced online application. It was resisted. It was condemned. It was poorly understood. People wanted to continue applying for the examination the old way. Fears were expressed as to the risk of applicants completing the online form and still not have their names on the list of those to write the examination. Of course, there were hitches that were resolved as there was better understanding of the system over time. It must be noted that what some called hitches were errors made on the part of some applicants as they complete the online application. Today, applying online is taken for granted.

Then there was notification of result. Those who wrote JAMB in the nineties can attest to those many trips to the local post office to check for the arrival of their result slips or their none-arrival. Those were painful years when one could score high marks in the examination and lose out on admission because it took forever to know about the score. This was after it would have taken JAMB the better part of three months to release results. But in the mould of Professor Ojerinde’s penchant for innovation, advancement in technology was deployed to make it possible for candidates to get access their result using interactive platforms like SMS short codes. Again, there were hues and cries. People questioned the cost. We queried the authenticity of the results. But ultimately came to realise that it was one innovation tertiary institution applicants needed.

Talking about saving costs, we used to write Universities Matriculation Examination (UME) after buying
form for the particular examination. As a sort of insurance, prospective tertiary students will hedge their option with the Monotechnic, Polytechnic, and Colleges of Education Examination (MPCE) and also pay for another round of forms. Candidates then read for both examinations with slightly varied syllabi and possibly travel to two different locations on different dates for the tests. It takes the innovativeness of an Ojerinde to replace both tests with the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and save all stakeholders the hassles. But as usual, people kicked against the innovation that ensured candidates write one single examination and have shots at institutions across board.
The most recent is the Computer Based Test (CBT) that became universal for all UTME candidates after pilot phases of it being optional. Even at the pilot phase, people had tried to shoot down this innovation, which was no surprise given our history as a people who dread change. As Andrew Smith aptly put it, “People fear what they don't understand and hate what they can't conquer.”

Similar to the previous turning points, the CBT for 2016 had its hitches and one expects that JAMB would act on all reported cases of glitches since it has shown the needed responsiveness under other circumstances before. While JAMB as an institution is responding to these issues, Professor Ojerinde must make sure he remains unbowed as he should be used to the kind of hullabaloo that follow in the wake of the series of innovations he has brought to JAMB.

The advice became necessary given the scale of coordinated protests that have been organised to cast aspersion on the recently concluded examination in efforts to see the use of CBT dropped. When there is room for refining the process and system for efficiency it would be counterproductive to bow to the wishes of owners of miracles centres, who have been identified as being the brain behind the protests. The CBT means JAMB has in addition to other benefits been able to break the circle of cheating that the miracle centres typified.

Those who understand Professor Ojerinde’s innovative leadership at JAMB would appreciate the need to ensure that his landmark achievements are national assets that must be maintained and possibly modified for adaptation by agencies to which it will be beneficial. His true worth as a leader is thus his role as a pathfinder for other agencies that are in need of innovation. This is what those who have genuine interest in the quality of education available in Nigeria must find ways of tapping into. His creativity in managing how people get into tertiary schools could be explored for improving how students learn in our ivory towers. Then we would have put this understanding of this man’s innovative leadership to good use.

Agbese is an international affairs analyst based in the United Kingdom.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/jamb-understanding-ojerindes-innovative-leadership/

Wetin dis one de talk? Ok just like 10yrs ago when GSM
was exclusive to the rich, and now almost anyone can have it. In those days jamb was using a manual method of doing things. You don't expect jamb to be using same method in this era. The thing is if you are changing it has to be from bad to good or good to better as the case may be. Prof. has failed to prove that cbt is better than ppt in Nigeria. Jamb has outlived its usefulness. Besides how many countries of the world still operate a single examination body for tertiary institutions. He made cbt look better last few yrs so that pple will support his idea of cbt. He will tell you malpractice has been stopped-heavy lies. It has only been reduced. But you can't equate the reduction to the injustice the cbt is creating.
My opinion-let jamb exam be scrapped. Jamb's duty will be to monitor admidsion processes in different institutions. This has been my position even before the introduction of cbt.

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Happy mothers day everyone

More updates coming...

Bros lets Chat privately. My email is @gmail.Com
I realy need your assistance in some issues.

Let's wait and see.

The name of the game is politics!

The fruit brought knowledge. Even the feeling of unclothedness was as a result of knowledge.

ibedun:
OP

Thank you jare my fellow Nigerian. Keep fanning the flames but remember your life savings and investments are here. Not only has Igbo individuals invested their all here in Yoruba land, the vast majority of Igbo state allocations have been laundered to Lagos. All the money meant for the development of Alaigbo has been stolen and used to buy properties in Lagos state. Igbos are serious mumu! Just one crisis is all we need in Lagos for Igbos to lose everything.

Before you boast remember it took only one night for Bagdad(iraq's capital) to be destroyed by American forces in 2003. As you are dreaming of violence I hope you have defence mechanisms in place. So my guy pray for peace because if what happened in 1967-1970 should happen in yoruba land, not even the Red zincs will survive.

The NASS members know very well that we can only do little or nothing. We stay here and make noise, when it is time to act, you see no one to rep.

He thinks politics is a surgical procedure that he can just manipulate with his intelligence.
Welcome to politics where even the most intelligent gets to lose.

evegran:
Please say "some ladies".
And FYI, I never use that line. If a man is sexy, I tell him I think he's sexy.

I hear you. When something gets above average it becomes normal to generalise. So babe chill.

And the ladies will be like...you look like somebody I have met before.lol