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Because it now a big uproar

Is this acceptable as a chirstain....

It was a big drama everywhere as a christain guy AREMU ELIJAH a son of a prominient c&s prophestess and pastor.. Drops a debute single title allhamdulilahi
It has been creating wave in air
Pls is this acceptable as christains


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na apc got worst pass if you talk against them they use police weak you
FELA DUROTOYE

Lol she still stays at BQ HERE IN ISLAND OOO

@lalasticalala i wept reading this

More than two years after New Telegraph’s report about the plight of a brilliant secondary school leaver, Usman Bashirat, who turned a hair stylist trainee due to poverty, the 21-year-old girl is now a 200-level student at the Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Education, University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), Kwara State. Her metamorphosis is courtesy of a humanitarian group, Yomi Otubela Foundation (YOF), which was moved by the New Telegraph’s report and offered to support the education of the girl. Recently, the student, who said she is still short of words to describe her benefactor, had wept while appreciating the Foundation and its Founder, Otunba Yomi Otubela, for what she described as the rare privilege of having her life turned around for good.

When asked to say a few words at the Teacher’s Appreciation Day, organised by Lagooz School, a day and boarding school in Lagos, which was established by Otubela, Usman simply said: “I am short of words,” as tears of joy rolled down her chins. According to the beneficiary, following her outstanding performance at the Foundation’s competence and aptitude test in 2016, the foundation obtained the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation form for her and since she secured admission into the University of Ilorin, all her bills including accommodation, registration and upkeep allowances have been footed by the Foundation.

“I cannot thank them enough because my life has not remained the same since I met Chief Otubela and his wife, Mrs. Olivet Otubela. In fact, they secured for me a private hostel, where they paid N110,000 per session. I am also placed on monthly allowance of N15,000. I have no excuse not to do well, and I can only pray to God Almighty to reward them abundantly,” Usman told New Telegraph. She also thanked the newspaper for beaming its searchlight on her and for connecting her to her helper, even as she promised not to let everyone down by being a good ambassador of her sponsor. New Telegraph had on March 24, 2016, published a report entitled: “From best student to hair stylist trainee,” chronicling the challenges of the then 19-year-old girl, who had become a perpetual trainee at a hairdressing saloon due to her parents’ poverty to pay her training fees.

The brilliant girl, who had finished from Scholars Universal College, Ota in Ogun State had also been a beneficiary of scholarships from the school to complete her secondary education, where she represented the school in Mathematics competitions. Meanwhile, Otubela, who is the National Vice-President of the National Association of the Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), however, commended Usman for not betraying the Foundation’s belief and trust in her, saying the good of the world is what the group seeks through series of its support for humanity.

This was as he called on government and other stakeholders, especially investors in the nation’s education sector to prioritise quality investment in teachers and reward their sacrifices with improved welfare packages. Such steps, he noted, is the sure path to meaningful and sustainable development in Nigeria, saying the fulcrum for national development remains education, and that “quality input in the teachers will go a long way in determining the expected output of their products.” Otubela spoke during Lagooz School’s Teachers’ Appreciation Day, where gifts worth about N5 million including fridges, generators and cash prizes, among others, were presented to deserving teachers.

The event, which was organised by the management of the school in partnership with the Parent Teachers’ Association (PTA), was attended by many dignitaries, teachers, parents, students and well-wishers of the school. According to him, the many giant strides of the school since its establishment could not be dissociated from the sacrifices of its staff, especially the teachers and their supporting workers. He said as responsible management and parents, the day was set aside to celebrate the teachers in line with the global recognition accorded teachers with the declaration of October 5 of every year as the World Teachers’ Day.

move to front page i weep when i saw this @lalasticalala

More than two years after New Telegraph’s report about the plight of a brilliant secondary school leaver, Usman Bashirat, who turned a hair stylist trainee due to poverty, the 21-year-old girl is now a 200-level student at the Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Education, University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), Kwara State. Her metamorphosis is courtesy of a humanitarian group, Yomi Otubela Foundation (YOF), which was moved by the New Telegraph’s report and offered to support the education of the girl. Recently, the student, who said she is still short of words to describe her benefactor, had wept while appreciating the Foundation and its Founder, Otunba Yomi Otubela, for what she described as the rare privilege of having her life turned around for good.

When asked to say a few words at the Teacher’s Appreciation Day, organised by Lagooz School, a day and boarding school in Lagos, which was established by Otubela, Usman simply said: “I am short of words,” as tears of joy rolled down her chins. According to the beneficiary, following her outstanding performance at the Foundation’s competence and aptitude test in 2016, the foundation obtained the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation form for her and since she secured admission into the University of Ilorin, all her bills including accommodation, registration and upkeep allowances have been footed by the Foundation.

“I cannot thank them enough because my life has not remained the same since I met Chief Otubela and his wife, Mrs. Olivet Otubela. In fact, they secured for me a private hostel, where they paid N110,000 per session. I am also placed on monthly allowance of N15,000. I have no excuse not to do well, and I can only pray to God Almighty to reward them abundantly,” Usman told New Telegraph. She also thanked the newspaper for beaming its searchlight on her and for connecting her to her helper, even as she promised not to let everyone down by being a good ambassador of her sponsor. New Telegraph had on March 24, 2016, published a report entitled: “From best student to hair stylist trainee,” chronicling the challenges of the then 19-year-old girl, who had become a perpetual trainee at a hairdressing saloon due to her parents’ poverty to pay her training fees.

The brilliant girl, who had finished from Scholars Universal College, Ota in Ogun State had also been a beneficiary of scholarships from the school to complete her secondary education, where she represented the school in Mathematics competitions. Meanwhile, Otubela, who is the National Vice-President of the National Association of the Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), however, commended Usman for not betraying the Foundation’s belief and trust in her, saying the good of the world is what the group seeks through series of its support for humanity.

This was as he called on government and other stakeholders, especially investors in the nation’s education sector to prioritise quality investment in teachers and reward their sacrifices with improved welfare packages. Such steps, he noted, is the sure path to meaningful and sustainable development in Nigeria, saying the fulcrum for national development remains education, and that “quality input in the teachers will go a long way in determining the expected output of their products.” Otubela spoke during Lagooz School’s Teachers’ Appreciation Day, where gifts worth about N5 million including fridges, generators and cash prizes, among others, were presented to deserving teachers.

The event, which was organised by the management of the school in partnership with the Parent Teachers’ Association (PTA), was attended by many dignitaries, teachers, parents, students and well-wishers of the school. According to him, the many giant strides of the school since its establishment could not be dissociated from the sacrifices of its staff, especially the teachers and their supporting workers. He said as responsible management and parents, the day was set aside to celebrate the teachers in line with the global recognition accorded teachers with the declaration of October 5 of every year as the World Teachers’ Day.

is not going on PC have use diff browser

where is he since

Let stand again this man who tag us lazy while his son cruizing 56m about

iam gscales

first to comment gscales

it a massive issue join our whatsapp channel we are already using social media weare protesting tommorow 08162500670

please nairaland help us please

this is another day for almost all aspiring candidates who took thejamb change of institution having issue with Data not sent to their aspiring schools they changed to after paying sum of 2500naira each please nairalands help us put this on front page again till we are been attended to this will cost suicide

THE LINK IS BREAKING 08162500670 TO ADD U

I HAVE BEEN CRYING AND MOURNING UNILORIN POST UME WILLSOON CLOSEMY DETAILS NOT WITH DEMMM JAMB DONT KILL OUR FUTURE PLEASE

I have enter my own i change to unilorin it reflecting in unilag pls anything after teusday if is same let protest 0816250070 call me

tolexy123:
the same thing happened to me

call me am going to jamb for complain today 08162500670

PLEASE HELP ME PLEASE I DID JAMB CHANGE OF INSTITUTION TODAY TO UNILORIN IT SHOWING INCORRECT ENTRIES AS I LOG IN PLEASE HOPE MY JAMB CHANGE OF INSTITUTION DNT AFFECT ME BECAUSE I CANT DO THE PRE ADMISSON SCREENINGLEASE

PLEASE HELP ME PLEASE I DID JAMB CHANGE OF INSTITUTION TODAY TO UNILORIN IT SHOWING INCORRECT ENTRIES AS I LOG IN PLEASE HOPE MY JAMB CHANGE OF INSTITUTION DNT AFFECT ME BECAUSE I CANT DO THE PRE ADMISSON SCREENING

PLEASEHELP PLEASE I DID JAMB COC TODAY TO UNILORIN IT SHOWING INCORRECT ENTRIES AS I LOG IN PLEASE HOPE MY JAMB CHANGE OF INSTITUTION DNT AFFECT ME

GdexFolami:
*All You have to do is log on to the University Portal and click on "Pre Admission Screening Registration" then input your JAMB REGISTRATION NUMBER (as Username) and YOUR SURNAME (as password).*

_Select *"MODE OF ENTRY*" I.e *UTME*, Finally Select the Drop Down tagged *"CHOICE"* stating If you took the University as first or Second choice during Jamb Registration._

*Then Proceed to the final Process (Bio Data Upload and others).*

_Within this process you'd see the option of selecting "Your Screening Centre" then you'd receive an email confirming the successful completion of your *BIO DATA* Immediately._

*NOTE;* _It's compulsory to print the tabs of the three page listed below;_

*Pre-Admission Screening Registration form;*

*Scheduling Slip;*

And

*Payment Receipt.*

_CLICK HERE TO START REGISTRATION IMMEDIATELY;_ https:///u3FdZ6

*Please note that wrong entries will automatically disqualifies a candidate.*

_Therefore, All your information must correspond with Jambs'_

*GOOD LUCK!!! AND FEEL FREE TO ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS
#dofmig

honestly my eyes were full of tears watching this mans performance hes one of most memorable artist in Africa such asweet voice
click below to watch the live performance on saturday



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgZIVU7zbhA

who send packaged olosho

mehnnnnnn benz no be bmwmate gscales ay soooo

this is for yhe ajebo,...., so pls ajebos complain let see