Well-done Umahi

This news is outright lies am from ibarapa, this people are not Fulani they are Hausa people that reside in olorunda village where they do hunting and they have been doing this for the past fifteen years, as am talking to u they v been released. You can go to olorunda village in ibarapa east local government to confirm. Stop creating unnecessary tension

God bless Hon. Akinremi Jagaban

nice post I hope ladies learn from did wonderful piece

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if u travelling from a far place I think of will be save for u to hold on and call someone to verify about d situation on ground before u embark on ur trip, in my LGA yesterday I was told dey are still expecting d list

Enugu camp is one of the worst camp in Nigeria if not d worst anyway I wish u all d best

Evans is claiming property he forcefully accrued nawa oooo

good for him

good for him first to comment

Igbo and fraud dey are 5&6

second to comment nothing to say actually

he cannot even spell people correctly

this time u will graduate to senior assistant boyfriend. lwkmd

congratulations

R.I.P to the dead

FromZeroToHero:
Idonbilivit give us an example of what you read on NL that came out in jamb exam.

she finishing

my senator Soji akanbi Oyo south 2/10 he is d pro bench warmer association in d Senate

my senator Soji akanbi 4/10

please send it here adebisiadeyemo4621@gmail.com.
thanks

up Barcelona, haters how market. like for Barcelona comment for rmd

psalm 23

thumb up prof Osinbajo

no 29 it's not correct

Ui is d best

Ronaldinnioh:
I graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University and I must say my days in OAU was like a hell Fire on Earth.

UI is far more better than OAU
1. UI has a better hostel compared to the Poultry of Pigs called Awo Hall
Glorified Prison yard called Angola Hall
Prostitute house for Fellowship girls in thr Night called Fajuyi Hall
Early formation of New Ashawos called Mozambique

The likes of ETF,Alumni, Sports and Moremi are far better.

Another useless thing is lack of Lecture theatre for Most department.

Law students don't have lecture theatre that will accommodate them, you will always find those black and white sheep roaming around campus, looking for lecture venue.

Even the College of Health Sciences students learn under stress and you will see them going to old labs or even cancelling their lecture.I pity those in the college of health sciences. They pass through hell.

The only Organized Department is Pharmacy.

Students from technology department who offer mathematics don't have lecture too. They keep roaming about the school for venue. You see them occupying likes of HSLT C and BOOC.

They have unstable calendar and they usually go on strike.
UI has all these things in place and OAU students usually complain about how good they are those days.

Everything is not about lecturer being good, but how convenient are the Students who are learning under you?

true talk greatest uite

djbobby007:
I kinda believe dis guy,every country sud face her warrant not mending in unnecessary foreign affairs

Abi now

NO OFFSIDE, NO YELLOW CARDS AND THE FIVE CRAZIEST POTENTIAL FIFA RULE CHANGES After the expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams was confirmed, FIFA's director Marco van Basten has revealed many more potential changes to come As a perennially evolving game, big changes are always occurring, and while some of those alterations help make the game more entertaining or ensure it remains healthy, many of them prove controversial with the spectators of the game and split opinion. FIFA’s decision to expand the World Cup to 48 teams is one of the most contentious and significant adjustments to have hit the game for a while, but it seems there are even more to come! While the game’s flagship international tournament is set for an overhaul, FIFA’s chief officer for technical development, Marco van Basten, has said the way the sport itself is played could be altered too. Diego Costa a target for Atletico, but Barca won't make a move The former striker has revealed a list of rule changes that FIFA is considering introducing in the build up to the 2026 World Cup, which will be the first tournament to hold 48 teams and 16 groups of three. The 10 proposed changes that Van Basten described to SportBild offer food for thought and could prove effective, while some others just seem crazy. Here are five of the latter… ABOLISHING OFFSIDE One of the most interesting suggestions Van Basten mentioned is getting rid of the offside rule. The former Ajax and AC Milan star believes the game will be much more entertaining if it was scrapped as it would allow teams to create better chances, using free-kicks as an example. “I am very curious as to how football would work without offside,” he said. “I fear many people will be against it. I would be in favour of it, because football is increasingly resembling handball: Nine players plus goalkeeper make the penalty area dense, which is like a wall. It is very difficult to get through. All teams rely on the same effective tactics: forming a stable defense. “Without offside, the strikers could be behind the defenders, which would be much more difficult. If they move far back in front of their goal, the attacker will have more opportunities for distance shots. This would make the game more attractive, the attackers would have better chances, more goals would be scored. That's what the fans want to see. In field hockey, the offside has been abolished, and there are no problems. The teams would also adapt in football.” TAKE-ONS INSTEAD OF PENALTIES An interesting idea put forward is that of replacing extra time and penalties with a kind of take-on challenge. Instead of hitting shots at the keeper from inside the box, players will be given the ball 25 metres from goal and given eight seconds to score. The goalkeeper has to stay inside the box and once he stops a shot, it’s over. Each team gets five attempts. “This is spectacular for the viewers and interesting for the player,” Van Basten said. “With this idea, he has more possibilities: he can dribble, shoot, wait, and the goalkeeper responds - this is more like a typical playing situation.” NO YELLOW CARDS Instead of giving a player a booking for a foul, he will be made to sit on the sidelines for a period of time. As the most frequently booked teams in the Premier League, the likes of Watford, West Ham, Crystal Palace and Manchester United will be sweating over this one. “That frightens players,” was Van Basten’s reason for supporting the proposal. “It is more difficult with 10 against 11, let alone with eight or nine." EFFECTIVE PLAYING TIME It’s time to make the last 10 minutes of matches entertaining again! FIFA wants to find a way to stop teams from time wasting or slowing down games in order to protect a lead. The suggestion is that from the 80th minute onwards, the ball cannot be stationary for more than 10 seconds. This would nullify the problem caused by teams taking too long to make substitutions or delaying free-kicks in order to hold onto an advantage. Man City ready to bid for Oblak “The spectators want to see action, goals and two teams fighting. The longer a substitution, the execution of a free kick or the treatment of an injured player, the more play time is lost. PLAY / “We must be careful about this… when a team scores just before the end of the game, they do everything they can to make time, for example through substitutions.” MAXIMUM FOULS Van Basten likes the idea of giving players a maximum number of fouls they are allowed to make in a game. If they break that, they have to leave the field. Having made 44 fouls this season, Paul Pogba will be hoping the plan never comes to fruition. "I've had the idea that a defender, like in basketball, can only make five fouls and then he has to leave the field."