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favour4real: U mean am liein,if daz wat u mean,den I agree wif U. It will soon be pasted in sku. Wait till iz pasted. To dos dat Congratulated me,I sha also celeberat wif U by God's Power. U can paste ur Reg numba 2 help U check on jamb website or probably in Sku(I wil b on campus nx wk).

bro let d doubting thomas b and celebrate ur joy

Chiamaka01: Yay! I've been given admission for medical rehabilitation. Thank y'all for your prayers.

so if i dint fish u out u wont share ur testimony? Oya make una shout halleluyah

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Miracy(f), Harrisonn(m) and 3
i sight u chiamaka oya drop ur testimony lemme shout alleluyah

Oluwatola5: Does it mean we wouldnt be paying our acceptance fee anytime soon

talking about registration,acceptance fee is too early.i hope u nt 4getin dat 2012/2013 session 2nd semester is at a warming up stage not even on a startin line

afo hope 4 d best,b greatful to God.is it wen u c sum1 dat has no leg dats wen u dat has 1 leg wil tank God...wen u hear other ppl story u wil tank God 4 ur own

To all those that checked their status on jamb site and have another school congratulatory message.pls dont be in a rush to reject it,wait for eportal update and while waiting go to ife and know wats up so u wont on two side at d end#MY 2 dollar and one yen

Ghydyon: dont go to jamb office yet..wait 4 oau update on d eportal and while waiting go to ife to confirm ur status and knw wats up...if i may ask did u beat ur course cut off

i gues dis question is 4 habiz

R4SH33D: i know habiz, he didnt write the poly utme [damatru poly]..it's just a miracle, but poly 1st give him admission,, so we want to check that of oau, but it keep displaying that of poly,maybe he will go to jamb office..
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anyway thanks for your reply

dont go to jamb office yet..wait 4 oau update on d eportal and while waiting go to ife to confirm ur status and knw wats up...if i may ask did u beat ur course cut off

Joshpet1(m),
Ghydyon(m), Samtolly4JESUS(m),
opebetty(f), Habiz(m), jaryeh(m),
Harrisonn(m)..ope swty oya bami gbe igba ope nw

Hallleluuuuyahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhihhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhihhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhihhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhihhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhihhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhihhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
VICTORY AT LAST after 3 years of life threaten battle....

space booked

I rep C.A.C YABA DCC AND C.A.C BARIGA ZONE

hapi bday worldgreatest.....

I hereby officially welcum all aspirant,student,viewers,guests,mods ladies and gentlemen to the new Month of November

My gratitute to dose who wished me nd my fellow celebrant felcom success in our years to come d lyks of iyalode tola,fynest grandfada,d nee of ansoau chiamaka,opebettylistic,alfa nla papidinho oscar(eniyan Olorun),pastor,barr samtolly nd dose i cudnt rememba dere name TANX ALOT...and to dose who r stil preserving d wishes 4 me,pls do kip it til next yr or wen d 2nd list z out...as 4 felcom meet me at our oct31celebrant meeting wit effect...ONE LOVE

Oluwatola5: I have been waiting since morning, where is the food

wel preserve 4 u in d belle of d celebrants

Oluwatola5: Happy belated birthday to Felcocom and happy birthday to Ghydyon. Many happy returns to you guys!!!

tanx bossress d one nd only iyalode

happy birthday to u boss and also to me....i feel great to share d same day with d boss

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oh my kate henshaw on d list again

when will dis woman retire from sexylook and let d young shal take over nw.

crap shits...hell fake

child celebritiy

i wonder when celebrity will preach our moral values with there body.

yes i am interested

yes am interested