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kosmos77:
Email: Olagunjucosmos@gmail.com
Sch: Osun state university
Course: Electrical/Electronic Engineering
Level: 500L

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Institution: Osun State University

Level: 500

Course of study: Civil Engineering

Elparaiso:
Is it too much to ask for?

I want a lady in the streets but a freak in the sheets.

oh lovely

Ladies don't be deceived

Most guys saying they want a good girl, probably a church girl.

Deep down what guys want is for "Nicki Minaj" to repent.

In summary, he wants a bad girl who is a good girl for him.

picker:
please is the studentt portal on the school website?

yes ma

hollabs:
pls who knows if medical fees payment can exceed 20th?

yes it can exceed 20th since you have accepted your admission, but it is necessary u pay immediately after registration (screening) so that your student portal may be activated for school fee payment......

Technical Drawing

But guess what? Even getting that out doesn’t make this any more bearable. Think about this: a strike that affected you in your first year of undergraduate studies, and prevented you from writing your final exams as at when due, has caught up with you in your MSc; where on earth does that happen?


Some even confuse ASUU for an acronym of a university.....#too much confusion in Nigeria

shege45:
c if u leave ds kids,d might nt eat for long.dey dnt understand now dat dey nid food but u wey understand gats mke dem eat.but dat pic wey d op put sha na rubbish

You really have not seen how kids are feed as it is in d picture above

Arguably, most of us were raised this way. However, do you buy-in to use of arm support, foot resting and posturing of the neck and back of feeding a baby?

This is the result you get when Parents and Teachers decide to work with God in unity! God be praised. Well done to her parents and all the teachers in her life. THE GIRL IN THE PICTURE By Oliver C. Orji The girl in the picture has gone viral , but for the wrong reasons, unfortunately . The first picture has been misconstrued and I hope to address the misconstruction shortly (Even though I hear GTBank has issued a disclaimer). In the history of the University of Nigeria medical school, no student has arguably monopolized an induction ceremony the way Chidimma Ikekpeazu did on August 7, 2017 at the UNCOMA Hall, UNTH Ituku-Ozala. You can take it to the bank because I was an eye-witness! Perhaps the story of the young beautiful doctor in the picture will inspire a few people. Chidimma was admitted into the UNN to study Medical Rehabilitation because she did not make the cut for medicine and surgery. I remember a conversation I had with her and her mum, Dr. Ebele Ikekpeazu in 2012 when she was in her second year. The young student had her mind set on becoming a medical doctor and not a physiotherapist. I thought she probably needed a little encouragement to stay on a course which had great prospects and which was still developing in Nigeria. But she wanted to change to medicine by all means. Thankfully, later that year, owing to her excellent results in first year, she transferred to medicine and would go on to become the best ever female student in the second MBBS , with three distinctions in Anatomy , Physiology and Biochemistry. I had spotted her genius when she was preparing for the exams. The mum had asked me to help out with private lessons on medical biochemistry , but after the first chat with her , I declared that this one did not need extra help. She was good to go. In her third MB, she made another distinction in Pharmacology and was just 2 marks away from a distinction in Pathology. In her fourth MB, she made a distinction in Commed and Obs & Gynae. In her final MB, she made another distinction in Medicine and was the best student in Surgery. So, during the award section of the induction ceremony which was indeed a solemn and unforgettable affair for the new doctors, Dr. Ikekpeazu made sure that her name was plastered on the brain of every guest in the hall. For Arch. and Dr (Mrs.) Ikekpeazu, the parents of the young girl, it must have been the proudest day of their lives. Dr. Ikekpeazu scooped more than 96% of all the awards on the occasion: -Award for the best female graduate (with a cash prize) -Award for the overall best student (with a cash prize) -NMA (Enugu) award for the best student (with a cash prize) -Award for the best student in Anatomy -Award for the best student in Physiology -Award for the best student in Biochemistry -Award for the best student in Pharmacology -Award for the best student in Community medicine -Award for the best student in Obs and Gynae -Award for the best student in Surgery -Distinction award in Anatomy -Distinction award in Physiology -Distinction award in Biochemistry -Distinction award in Pharmacology -Distinction award in Commed -Distinction award in Obs and Gynae -Distinction award for Medicine - UNMSA award for best graduating student I have taken the time to list the awards because they were called individually and Dr. Chidimma Ikekpeazu was moving up and down the stage like a pendulum. If you were tired of reading the list, imagine the atmosphere in the hall. Some people wondered if the induction was now an Ikekpeazu affair and if she was the only one in a class of over 100 (You may choose to laugh)! Such was her genius that out of the whole awards given on the day she missed only two- Best student in Paedo and best student in Pathology! She left the hall with cheques worth hundreds of thousands of Naira, including the #10,000 that has now gone viral. For the records, the #10000 in the banner was a token by the UNMSA, a student body of medicine/surgery in Enugu campus. It is a dummy cheque of the GTBank that was on display. It was not a cheque given by GTBank. Evidently, the world wants more recognition and bigger awards for exceptional academic achievers in the ilk of Dr. Ikekpeazu, and it is totally acceptable! Finally, Dr. Chidimma Ikekpeazu deserves all the publicity she's getting for her outstanding academic excellence . Perhaps JAMB should be scrapped afterall. The best ever female medical graduate in UNN initially missed out on medicine because of a couple of scores in the UTME. The publicity the lady has garnered should alert philanthropists and educationists that a medical genius is born. This one is a high-flyer and must be encouraged to soar beyond the skies. Tell it to the world! Congratulations, Dr. Chidimma Ikepeazu!

iceberg02:
pls ur mobile number

09030417229

Hollex01:
please what will they ask me in post utme screening

Just to check ur result and probably question lyk why do u want 2 study ur choice of course...

psychologist:
Good evening
Do uniosun accept lower credit for civil engineering, direct entry

Yes they do

Funjosh:
When is the screening date please

The form z not out yet but probably september....

Hollex01:
please I scored 226 in jamb, c's althrough.
am aspiring for nursing in uniosun. what are my chances. am an indigene too.

You are good 2 go...

Thank God Ogedengbe z naw safe....

Calln brilliant student to fix tym for tutorial...

I'm naw a fan of night reading...all thanks 2 akin ( dis padi can prepare for next 2yrs exam 2dai)

Like it will be effective...

Btw..

If ur name is Evelyn Obioma, 22yrs and U did pregnancy test @ Ikotun... I just bought roasted plantain with ur result --- Its Positive!

If ur name is Evelyn Obioma, 22yrs and U did
pregnancy test @ Ikotun... I just bought roasted
plantain with ur result --- Its Positive!

DSSHQ:
Lol You find the dumbest of scammers on nairaland. Do you beg people to partake in a scholarship scheme ?

oh you need to see ur optician cos u av got eye issues.......

For those that scored low and High in JAMB who are aspiring for admission, dont put all your eggs in a basket, this is an opportunity for you as the scholarship which covers 70% of your tuition fee @Olabisi Onabanjo University require only 5 credit pass in WAEC. For aspirant only who are from South West. 09030417229 you can call me to get more information

For those that scored low and High in JAMB who are aspiring for admission, dont put all your eggs in a basket, this is an opportunity for you as the scholarship which covers 70% of your tuition fee @Olabisi Onabanjo University require only 5 credit pass in WAEC. For aspirant only who are from South West. 09030417229 you can call me to get more information

For those that scored low and High in JAMB who are aspiring for admission, dont put all your eggs in a basket, this is an opportunity for you as the scholarship which covers 70% of your tuition fee @Olabisi Onabanjo University require only 5 credit pass in WAEC. For aspirant only who are from South West. 09030417229 you can call me to get more information

For those that scored low and High in JAMB who are aspiring for admission, dont put all your eggs in a basket, this is an opportunity for you as the scholarship which covers 70% of your tuition fee @Olabisi Onabanjo University require only 5 credit pass in WAEC. For aspirant only who are from South West. 09030417229 you can call me to get more information

For those that scored low and High in JAMB who are aspiring for admission, dont put all your eggs in a basket, this is an opportunity for you as the scholarship which covers 70% of your tuition fee @Olabisi Onabanjo University require only 5 credit pass in WAEC. For aspirant only who are from South West. 09030417229 you can call me to get more information

For those that scored low and High in JAMB who are aspiring for admission, dont put all your eggs in a basket, this is an opportunity for you as the scholarship which covers 70% of your tuition fee @Olabisi Onabanjo University require only 5 credit pass in WAEC. For aspirant only who are from South West. 09030417229 you can call me to get more information

Be watchful cos u may end up commtn dah suicide.....No man can cheat death only the vigilant reschedule it.....pls be vigilant

This information is very essential for all those
who want to sit for this year 2017 JAMB exam.
OFFICIAL JAMB GRADING SYSTEM FOR 2017/2018
ADMISSION.... FROM OUR SOURCE
JAMB SCORE GRADE POINTS
180 – 185 --------20 points
186 – 190--------21points
191 -195---------22points
196 – 200--------23points
201 – 205--------24points
206 – 210--------25 points
211 – 215--------26 points
216 -220---------27 points
221 -225--------28 points
226 -23----------29 points
231 -23----------30 points
236 – 240--------31 points
241 – ---------32 points
246 -25----------33 points
251 -300---- (34- 43points)
300 -40-------(44 – 60 points)
WAEC / NECO O’LEVEL GRADE POINTS
1. Single sitting--- 10 points
2. Combined Results--2 points
A1-----------------6 points
B2 and B3---------4 points
C4 – C6-----------3 points

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