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Better by far...top the list..

UltimatedeBest:
Saraki is missing from d pic

He lost his I.V card

Pinkiedearie:
fine woman...ever young

Till when...People Deceiving People...I wonder maybe its because of all this comment that makes her ineligible to marriage..

KashyBaby:
is that a side effect of bleaching?

Yea Bleep bleachers....always living a fake life...

Fynestboi:
UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN


JUDGE X 20
JUDGE Y 22
JUDGE Z 22


ABU ZARIA
X: 22
Y: 20.5
Z: 20





UNILORIN 64
ABU ZARIA 62.5





Winner: Unilorin
BESTdebater: None.

That's why we are better by far...#IRepUnilorin

came to check her posture..but the pic is not full...she looks appalling especially at night

SIRRDIQ:
the G was not there yesterday but go and check the Signboard now is there lol

I guess D.S.A is not in town..cause if he is around they dare not..ROFL

unilorin too dey try atleast them get S.U. remaining only G..

kennynelcon:
..Zinsou concedes defeat

Businessman Patrice Talon won the second round of Benin's presidential election on Sunday, his adversary and incumbent Prime Minister Lionel Zinsou told AFP before the release of official results.

"The provisional results point to a decisive victory for Patrice Talon," Zinsou told AFP by telephone. "The difference is significant, (Talon's) electorial victory is certain.

"I have called Patrice Talon this evening to congratulate him on his victory, wish him good luck and put myself at his disposal to prepare for the handover."

Some 4.7 million people were eligible to cast their ballots in the vote to elect a successor to Benin's outgoing President Thomas Boni Yayi.

He is bowing out after serving a maximum two five-year terms, marking him out from many African leaders who have tried to change their country's constitution to stay in power.

Benin's electoral commission is expected to announce provisional results at some time on Monday, Zinsou said.

The 61-year-old came out top in the first round of elections held on March 6 with 27.1 percent of the vote, compared to 23.5 percent for Talon.
The prime minister, who was a candidate for Boni Yayi's Cowry Forces for an Emerging Benin (FCBE), was seen as the frontrunner with the support of most lawmakers in parliament.

But Talon, a 57-year-old entrepreneur who made his money in cotton and running Cotonou's port, billed himself as the authentic Beninese candidate and repeatedly attacked his opponent's dual French nationality.

Zinsou, who attended an elite French university and was a speechwriter for the former prime minister Laurent Fabius, has been called a "yovo" or "the white man" during the campaign.

He also took a knock when 24 of the 32 other candidates who stood in the first round came out in support of the businessman, including third-placed Sebastien Ajavon, who won 22 percent of votes.

- 'World's laughing stock' -

On Thursday, the two candidates took part in Benin's first-ever presidential debate in which Zinsou ran through his key manifesto pledges to cut poverty, and improve power supplies and healthcare.

But Talon harped on the record of Boni Yayi, whom he said had created "a banana republic" that had become "the laughing stock of the world", as well as questioning Zinsou's knowledge of Benin.

He also launched a string of personal attacks against Zinsou, accusing him of acting like "a governor in a land of savages".

Talon had portrayed himself as a big-spender and a self-made man in his campaign, turning up for the first-round vote in a Porsche, white open-necked shirt, a fitted suit and sun-glasses.

From humble beginnings in the coastal town of Ouidah, he rose to become one of the most powerful men in Beninese business and bankrolled Boni Yayi's successful 2006 and 2011 presidential campaigns.
But he fled to exile in France after being accused of masterminding an alleged plot to poison the president in 2012, and only returned last October after receiving a presidential pardon.

His success and taste for luxury have attracted support from many young Beninese, who hope he can create jobs and wealth on a national scale.

His major challenges will be tackling high youth unemployment, corruption and improving health and education in the country of 10.6 million people.
Diversifying an economy that largely relies on agriculture, trade and exports with its neighbour to the east, Nigeria, will also be high on the agenda.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/opposition-candidatetalon-wins-benin-presidential-race/

hoping the man can transform Benin republic to a better country and not dumping site for European nation..

ozoigbondu:
Another mishap from the pissful religion averted

Can't you just stop this religious bigotry..and let us pray for a peaceful Nigeria.... God bless Nigeria

mamba808:
That's great, we meet someday....Big thumbs up

Yap...

[quote author=BUSHHUNTER post=43554381][b]I gave up on that system long time ago...once you know the right peeps you will pass that cbt.[/b/quote] me no sabi anybody oo we just dey pray no ooo

BUSHHUNTER:
Cbt that useless computer stuff...fuvkd many peeps up then.

Bugs full d system I solved some questions on my exam today i couldn't find answer.

mamba808:
Sacre Couer.... Do you stay around there?

yes but currently in nja..I stay at akgbojedo...

BUSHHUNTER:
Life in Unilorin worse pass this one.

Na so person go just dey jack up and down for CBt centre...and if na written na gone..

mamba808:
I came across this man somewhere in Akpakpa, Cotonou.... I was stone cold....

which akpakpa in Cotonou...specify

Good for her..anyway just passing by...

I stumbled on this write up online.. And i think truely we need to reminisce on what the future of Nigeria lies on..


While we have been busy talking about
Nigeria of today, I wonder if we have
spared a thought about how this country
will be in the next TWENTY-FIVE years.
On October 1, 1979, when Alhaji Shehu
Usman Aliyu Shagari was sworn-in as
president, Goodluck Jonathan was just a
22 year-old undergrad of University of
Port-Harcourt. Shagari was 54 years old.
Ayo Fayose was 19 years old. Bukola
Saraki was 17. Yemi Osinbajo was 22. The
generation of the likes of Shagari, Richard
Akinjide, Adisa Akinloye, Sabo Barkin
Zuwo, Ifeanyi Nwobodo, Ume Ezeoke,
Akin Omoboriowo, Olusola Saraki, Sunday
Awoniyi, Garba Nadama, Awal Ibrahim and
so on has gone for good! Some of us in
our 40s and 50s, when in school, either in
the university or secondary school, had
lofty dreams, both personal and societal.
We were always motivated by nationalists
and inventors who had impacted
positively on the cause of humanity. We
were voracious readers of novels and
other books. Nelkon for our Ordinary
Level Physics, Lambert for Chemistry,
B.O ADELEKE and Goh Cheng Leong for
our Geography, Phebean Ogundipe for
Practical English, Achebe and Soyinka for
Literature and others like that. We were
always flaunting our knowledge of current
affairs. Inter-school quiz, Literary and
Debating competition were the in-thing.
Nowadays, students can hardly string a
sentence together in English without
errors.
Fast forward 35 years on and you are
shocked and disturbed. Have you ever
spoken to or engaged a 20 year-old boy?
Ask him what motivates him and he is
likely to mention music, hip hop to be
precise. He has hundreds of downloaded
songs on his phone. He can sing all of
them off hand. He knows all the singles
of Nice, Neato C, Timaya, Davido, Whiz Kid
off hand. The babes among them take
pride in enticing men old enough to be
their father on social media with buxomly
physique. But he/she does not know
anything about history of nationalism in
the country. Ideas about good society,
responsible family and good conduct do
not motivate him. He just wants to make
money because his friend who does
yahoo is rich and rides a good car, her
friend who has numerous ‘aristos’ drives a
SUV! The things that interest him/her are
things that do not add value. He/she has
google but never uses it for advancement
of knowledge but to download porn and
other inanity. Yet, in TWENTY years time,
they are the ones that will be contesting
to become governors, senators, Reps
members and even president. They
belong to a generation that does not care
about morality. They belong to a
generation that is motivated only by
money and its acquisition. By 2035 to
2040, they will be our senators, Reps,
governors and so on. I wonder if we have
ever spared a thought for how this
country will look like under them. I told a
man recently and these are my words: IF
A GUY WHO IS IN LAGOS COULD USE
FALSE PRETENCE TO
OBTAIN $20,000 FROM SOMEONE IN
UNITED STATES, WHAT DO YOU THINK
WILL HAPPEN IF SUCH A GUY BECOMES A
STATE GOVERNOR AND IS IN CHARGE OF
AN ALLOCATION HE DOES NOT EVEN
HAVE TO OBTAIN UNDER FALSE
PRETENCE? WHICH HIS STATE IS
STATUTORILY ENTITLED TO. How did we
get into this mess? How can we get out of
this predicament? I am worried, deeply
worried. Are you?
Really we need to think..
Cc lalatisclala seun obinoscopy..

good for him

NICE WRITE UP..SAME TALE OF OLD MEN

Good for him...

Maybe the deer actuall came to say merry Xmas and you killed it....no mercy at all...bloody Africans..

janellemonae:
Clearly dt post went over ur head. How old are u sef? Oya go and watch "saworoide". Best yoruba movie ever made. Its by Tunde Kelani's mainframe.

I think I already apologized to the person I quoted I don't know why amebo like you is carrying it over head ...

Yustash001:
if you don't understand what I mean...it's better you keep quiet.....afterall I didn't beg you to quote me..

sorry thought you we're kinda insulting him..

Repping the beta by far uni..always a unilorite

Hoyehdayg:
Bro, he is not insinuating anything. That was his name in the role he played in the movie "OLEKU"

OK now i fully understand thinking he was insulting the guy...

Hoyehdayg:
Bro, he is not insinuating anything. That was his name in the role he played in the movie "OLEKU"

OK now i fully understand thinking he was insulting the guy.

Yustash001:
Aresejabata...

What are you insinuating pray you reached and achieved what he has in live...and stop being an enemy of peace..

Nice pic ...though she is yet to present her own Xmas card

funkyibodude:
A female friend of mine brought up an issue that have been bothering her so much she said that she needs an urgent advice on what to do. Here's her story
She met a guy last year in a friend's get together party and they both fell for each other. According to her story the guy works with an insurance company in Lagos and my friend was about to go for her NYSC when they both met. So because of the heated romance between them, she decided to work her NYSC posting to Lagos state. During her service year the guy proposed to her and she accepted. So they both went for family introduction. Few months after her introduction, her father called her and told her that she should come home that there's something urgent he wants to tell her. When she traveled back home, her dad told her that the have done some investigation into the guy's Family and the discovered that the guy is an OSU ( meaning outcast in Igbo land) and their village still practice the osu caste system. So the implication there is the both can't get married. And if she insist in getting married to him that her family will not be part of it, literally she's on her own with the guy, she's so heart broken now because she loves her family and she told me she can't imagine her world without him. And more so she's few weeks pregnant for him and the have started making plans for their wedding. How can she break this news to her fiancee?!!.. She told me she rather dies than not marry him.



Please I would appreciate matured advice only because this is really a sensitive issue that involves tradition and beliefs, no attacking of any personality or ethnic group. it can happen to anyone out there. Thanks

Nigeria traditional belief sha..the last time I came across the word OSU was when I am preparing to write jamb...if you read the Potter's wheel you will know what am saying...thought it was fiction...not until now..My advice for the lady is to meet their spiritual leader either Alfa or pastor explain what is on ground and what is at stake..so that he/she can solve the problem and let the parent knows that we are no more in Stone age...

@ op did bubu read all this or part if all then there is change indeed.

@ op did bubu read all this or part if all then there is change indeed..