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StateOfMind: They all look cute in their new black wear. Much better than yellow or red.i was confused at first, but if u followed ab initio, bobby was leader of d sword team |
[quote author=uj_sizzle]I'd rather you didn't use shorthands so often, and especially when they aren't necessary. It takes twice as long to read your posts.[/quote]was once in his shoes. But someone advised me against it & i've kind of limited it to (the - d) etc. I feel more irritated when secondary school people write like that. |
Mickey7: I stay in kad..dey seak normal hausa nw...doz frm southern kaduna(jaba,baju etc) have a diffrnt accent frm the muslim_hausas nd deir hausa is a bit light. Kindawell thats kaduna. I think its more interesting in d north east |
Mickey7: kai hausan ina neah ah, ni ba hausan ba fa. |
Mickey7: Yane hausakalo'u |
mpeg: Ifunanya God is with you. Keep the fire burning my baby.ifunanya is really doing well. As far as am concerned shes one of the best in d 2 groups. But wait a minute - have u noticed kunle, bobby & d other guy (forgotten his name) in the sword tribe? Those 3 guys are ready to put their lives on d line in order to become first. > as for dennis & anthony...dennis would have been ever happy to see anthony go down last night |
[quote author=abey@20]u got sm1 waitn to b admittd? OAU Departmental Cut-Off Marks, 2013/2014. As we expect the 2013/2014 Admission List of the GREAT Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, Below are some Cut-Off Marks. Accounting-240, International relations-200, Public administration-200, Local government studies-200, Agric econs-203, Animal science-203, Agric extension-210, Family health & nutrition-200, Crop production & protection-204, Soil science-219, English-222, Lit. in english-228.5, Dramatic arts-220, History-213.5, French-217.5, German-228, Portuguese-216.5, Music-220, Linguistics-214.5, Philosophy-223.5, Religious studies-207, Yoruba-220.5, PHE-205, Int.science-205, Language arts-220, Social studies-225, Yoruba edu.-210, Fine arts edu-215, Music-200, Religious studies edu.-210, History edu-202, English edu-240, French edu-205, Economics edu-230, Geography edu-215, Political science edu-230, Physics edu-205, Chemistry edu-210, Biology edu-210, Maths edu-210, G&C-220, Architecture-241, Building-213.5, URP-209, Quantity survey-200, Fine arts-212, Estate management-200.5, Law-254, Pharmacy-250.5, BCH-225, Microbiology-230, Chemistry-200, Industrial chm.-200, Geology-200, Applied geophysics-200, Statistics-200, Mathematics-200, Botany-200, Zoology-200, Physics-200, Engr.physics-200, Demography&statistics-206, Economics-240, Geography-207, Political science-222, P.P.E-218, Psychology-215, Sociology&anthropology-202, MEDICINE-270.5, Dentistry-254.5, Nursing-244.5, Med.rehab-249, Agric ENGR-200, Chemical ENGR-255, Civil ENGR-246, Computer sci.&ENGR-250, Computer sci with Economics-248, Computer sci with maths-259, Elect./ elect-257, Food ENGR-200 Food sci&technology-200, Material sci&ENGR-200, Mechanical ENGR-252.[/quote]interesting. Only wondering about d engr. courses |
[quote author=abey@20]u got sm1 waitn to b admittd? OAU Departmental Cut-Off Marks, 2013/2014. As we expect the 2013/2014 Admission List of the GREAT Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, Below are some Cut-Off Marks. Accounting-240, International relations-200, Public administration-200, Local government studies-200, Agric econs-203, Animal science-203, Agric extension-210, Family health & nutrition-200, Crop production & protection-204, Soil science-219, English-222, Lit. in english-228.5, Dramatic arts-220, History-213.5, French-217.5, German-228, Portuguese-216.5, Music-220, Linguistics-214.5, Philosophy-223.5, Religious studies-207, Yoruba-220.5, PHE-205, Int.science-205, Language arts-220, Social studies-225, Yoruba edu.-210, Fine arts edu-215, Music-200, Religious studies edu.-210, History edu-202, English edu-240, French edu-205, Economics edu-230, Geography edu-215, Political science edu-230, Physics edu-205, Chemistry edu-210, Biology edu-210, Maths edu-210, G&C-220, Architecture-241, Building-213.5, URP-209, Quantity survey-200, Fine arts-212, Estate management-200.5, Law-254, Pharmacy-250.5, BCH-225, Microbiology-230, Chemistry-200, Industrial chm.-200, Geology-200, Applied geophysics-200, Statistics-200, Mathematics-200, Botany-200, Zoology-200, Physics-200, Engr.physics-200, Demography&statistics-206, Economics-240, Geography-207, Political science-222, P.P.E-218, Psychology-215, Sociology&anthropology-202, MEDICINE-270.5, Dentistry-254.5, Nursing-244.5, Med.rehab-249, Agric ENGR-200, Chemical ENGR-255, Civil ENGR-246, Computer sci.&ENGR-250, Computer sci with Economics-248, Computer sci with maths-259, Elect./ elect-257, Food ENGR-200 Food sci&technology-200, Material sci&ENGR-200, Mechanical ENGR-252.[/quote] |
A female (of unilag) told me recently, that, its only ''razz'' people that write like this.... I am - ayam; for - 4; that - dat; your - ur; have - hv; and - nd (when even a shorter ''&'' can be used); not - nt; see - c; yes - yap (my word! What is that?) excetra, excetra...(i.e especially when not using d pidgin lang.) > it was a challenge to me simply b'cos am very guilty of that fact. Though it is something i'll like to change (which has made me reduce a bit, using only ''d'', ''u'', and some few). > she said its d same energy that is wasted so whats the use. > Therefore my dear brothers & sisters - i think we should think about this....because d journey (which as u can imagine is just starting) is going to be a very very long one. > May Allah (SWT) help us all. |
Meanwhile... ***UNIBEN STUDENT SHOT IN THE HEAD AT SCHOOL SPORTS COMPLEX*** A 200level Mathematics student of the University of Benin known as Snazzy was shot in the head by an unknown gun man around 2pm yesterday afternoon during the biometrics registration held in the university sports complex. Eye witnesses say the gunman dropped the gun and disappeared into the crowd before he could be identified. Snazzy was immediately rushed to the University of Benin Teaching Hospital and was confirmed dead an hours later... May his gentle soul rest in peace... |
Meanwhile... ***UNIBEN STUDENT SHOT IN THE HEAD AT SCHOOL SPORTS COMPLEX*** A 200level Mathematics student of the University of Benin known as Snazzy was shot in the head by an unknown gun man around 2pm yesterday afternoon during the biometrics registration held in the university sports complex. Eye witnesses say the gunman dropped the gun and disappeared into the crowd before he could be identified. Snazzy was immediately rushed to the University of Benin Teaching Hospital and was confirmed dead an hours later... May his gentle soul rest in peace... |
Timichael: God dey! If 0bama kud beat USA's cut off despite all odds... I biliv i will. Oau law aspirants should pls find a means of getting potential barristers 2geda 2 discuss tinz. It might b a forum, a chat rum or woteva so dat we cn get things done. I'm as calm as d river of avalon, jst don't die b4 ur death. Na d winning team #LLB i rep#omo no carry obama enter this one. E dey totally different |
Sadeluhv: Yea,cos dey don't hv children in Nigerian Universities,even if dey have,it's private uni.i think its not d case. Because looking closely you'll discover that most of them are a bit old which simply means their kids should all have graduated from college. > I think d min. of finance is right. Plus even if her own children all studied abroad, why blame her...WHEN SHE ALSO STUDIED ABROAD (HAVARD). |
Dygeasy: Now You're Blaming ASUU, Blame The Government C'mon. You Don't Wanna Work Under Unfavourable Conditions Trust Me. And Nigerian Universities Aren't In The Best Condition. Something Has To Be Done To Urge The Government.i think both should be blamed |
oscaino2: who tell u say govt no get dat kind moni......abegg dey have it ...buh won't give it out rada em go enter their own pocket!it is important to read & understand exactly what the min. of finance is driving at. I think shes way more experienced than d lecturers demanding that huge kind of money |
Sadeluhv: This people keep frustrating me every week...how i wish i can afford schooling in abroad,even Ghana or cotonue...God,pls intervene!is schooling in Ghana that expensive? |
We can't meet ASUU's N92bn demand - FG > THE Federal Government on Tuesday said it did not have the resources to meet the N92bn financial demand by the Academic Staff Union of Universities. Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, at the opening of a two-day meeting of Commissioners of Finance and Accountants-General of states, said the N92bn being demanded by the university lecturers was not within the reach of the Federal Government. She said, "At present, ASUU wants the Federal Government to pay N92bn in extra allowances, when the resources are not there, and when we are working to integrate past increases in pensions. We need to make choices in this country as we are getting to the stage where recurrent expenditures take the bulk of our resources and people get paid but can do no work. "Since I assumed office, the share of recurrent expenditure in our total budgets had increased astronomically. In fact, recurrent expenditure accounted for about 77.2 per cent of the federal budget and we are now working to re-balance this ratio." The minister added, "The country is still suffering from the effect of the 2010 increase in salary. Do we want to get to a stage in this country that all the money we earn is used to pay salaries and allowances?" The theme of the meeting is 'Restructuring Nigeria's Finances.' She said, "If the demands of the university lecturers are met and we continue to pay them salaries and allowances, we will not be able to provide infrastructure in the universities." The minister also lamented that Nigeria's over- dependence on oil had resulted in deterioration of the nation's non-oil tax. She said that non-oil taxes accounted for 74 per cent of Nigeria's Government revenues in 1970 but by 2012, it had declined to only 30 per cent. She said many states and local governments were also dependent on monthly revenue allocation from the central government. "On the average only 11 percent of sub-national revenue was obtained from internally-generated sources," she added. Meanwhile, the negotiation between the Federal Government and striking members of the ASUU ended in a deadlock as both parties rescheduled the meeting to Monday next week. The Chief Mediator on behalf of Federal Government and Governor of Benue State, Dr. Gabriel Suswam, who spoke with journalists on Tuesday after a marathon meeting, said "tremendous progress" has been made in the negotiations, particularly on the NEEDs Assessment and Earned Allowance issues raised by ASUU. Suswam, who also serves as chairman of the Universities Needs Assessment Committee, expressed optimism that the issues would soon be resolved going by the progress made so far. |
We can't meet ASUU's N92bn demand - FG > THE Federal Government on Tuesday said it did not have the resources to meet the N92bn financial demand by the Academic Staff Union of Universities. Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, at the opening of a two-day meeting of Commissioners of Finance and Accountants-General of states, said the N92bn being demanded by the university lecturers was not within the reach of the Federal Government. She said, "At present, ASUU wants the Federal Government to pay N92bn in extra allowances, when the resources are not there, and when we are working to integrate past increases in pensions. We need to make choices in this country as we are getting to the stage where recurrent expenditures take the bulk of our resources and people get paid but can do no work. "Since I assumed office, the share of recurrent expenditure in our total budgets had increased astronomically. In fact, recurrent expenditure accounted for about 77.2 per cent of the federal budget and we are now working to re-balance this ratio." The minister added, "The country is still suffering from the effect of the 2010 increase in salary. Do we want to get to a stage in this country that all the money we earn is used to pay salaries and allowances?" The theme of the meeting is 'Restructuring Nigeria's Finances.' She said, "If the demands of the university lecturers are met and we continue to pay them salaries and allowances, we will not be able to provide infrastructure in the universities." The minister also lamented that Nigeria's over- dependence on oil had resulted in deterioration of the nation's non-oil tax. She said that non-oil taxes accounted for 74 per cent of Nigeria's Government revenues in 1970 but by 2012, it had declined to only 30 per cent. She said many states and local governments were also dependent on monthly revenue allocation from the central government. "On the average only 11 percent of sub-national revenue was obtained from internally-generated sources," she added. Meanwhile, the negotiation between the Federal Government and striking members of the ASUU ended in a deadlock as both parties rescheduled the meeting to Monday next week. The Chief Mediator on behalf of Federal Government and Governor of Benue State, Dr. Gabriel Suswam, who spoke with journalists on Tuesday after a marathon meeting, said "tremendous progress" has been made in the negotiations, particularly on the NEEDs Assessment and Earned Allowance issues raised by ASUU. Suswam, who also serves as chairman of the Universities Needs Assessment Committee, expressed optimism that the issues would soon be resolved going by the progress made so far. |
Godwin7403: C if wuna no get beta fin 2 talk make wuna keep quiet...no b 2 make page ful quick na him b d main fin na d relevant info wey dey inside...u people shud no that dis a public thread nd doesnt giv room for all these trash.that is more reasons why i asked d question.... ''----------------------------------------------------'' This post has been hidden |
i heard d O'level stuff is out. I've been thinking... Those that checked their results & had bad news can quickly register for GCE so that by d time freshers will resume (around feb or mar), d result will be out & it will tally. |
[quote author=Slasha!]^ Yes,funny enough,I had exactly the cut off mark. Whats ur agg? I tink the cut off mark for law cn b predicted frm that of d health sciences courses[/quote]interesting. If this cutoff is legit, it is obvious that oau has done their usual again. Raising the bar (despite horrible Jamb perfomances). More like a 'catch me if u can' thing. |
Samtolly4JESUS: I don't need to fret... The last time I checked John 3 sire, ONLY JESUS decides that.... Thanks and God bless.oh i see. Good to know |
Ifyx: ah tot u're a student of Oau? Den wat r u doin in U.i'z threadkeeping abreast with d latest info. concerning the upcoming interractive session/postume. Need it for something |
Tommybob: hummm.... THIS IS IT ...... => For once in a long time, relax and reason with your head. Have u been scammed before? Do u have a job at d moment?which is better? I call u a fool or say 'are u a fool', OR tell u to reason with your head. Do u take them to mean the same thing? |
[quote author=Dr.'Hesjay]I've said it and i wl say it again.... Y r u guys disturbing urself.... In my village,when a dog barks....pple ignore it....it wl surely stop...... Mr Hausa is just an ordinary attention seeker....i wonder if u guys knw he's nt even a u.i aspirant.....u replying his comments is waste of tym n data/airtime.... If u check very well,..last wk,he attacked me twice by commenting his nonsense on my post..i didnt ansa him(how cn i ansa a dog's bark)..n it died down...same thing wif shakur...he did same to shakur n shakur ignored him(i trust my shakur,he no dey ansa dog cos dem no b hn mate).....n it died down..... Pls let's 4get hausa or warefa and focus what we r here for....if he posts,dnt reply him now dat its obvious what he is here 4....he's just one big rude fool**i sorry o**...... Not is fault sha......na u.i admission cause am.......... Just watch oooo[/quote]LoL attention seeker u called? And you are......what? If i'm an attention seeker then quit talking. You've made your own opinion...i will make mine. At least if i'm a dog, i'll be so glad becauae i've got pedigree/breed. U that is a human, u dont bark abi? What do u do? Whisper? > stop being unnecessarily bitter. |
Tommybob: in addition, av been noticing u ol diz yl..... U always attack me weneva i correct pple doin badt tin nd bsyd i wasnt harsh in my statement buh i corrected him in a polite manner i.e nt to do doze tinz again nd wen u wanted 2 comment, ur comment was harsh .... It carried anger alng which is nt suppose to be.... Plz dnt comment harshly nd rudely on my post again, weneva ure angered wif any of my post, plz nd plz..... Jst logout or reply gently nd correctively #tommybob....A MAN OF PEACE#oh common mr. I charge u to quote what u just said (from my comments) lets sort this out once & for all. > are u going for law? I want to see to it that u win this case. > Hausa - A man of peace too |
Tommybob: oh my God, 1. ure tellin him nt to comment on a post datz nt meant 4 him, then y did u comment on my previous post datz nt meant 4 u too? 2. Ure also telin him nt to use abusive words on u,ryt? Dnt 4get d one u used on me earlier.... Thou, i restricted frm using abusive words on u ...... Coz i once learnt dat frm ur post bt nw u ve changed! Y? Dnt do wat u dnt want pple to do to u to odaz!i order u to quote that your number 2. Now! > and please understand d diffrence between posts that have questions & statement posts |
Oysdam: Bros ans jhor,there should nt b any problem at all in u answering him..no fall my hand nano be so? |
Samtolly4JESUS: sire, |
Samtolly4JESUS: sire,u just answered it. U just did you are not |
Tommybob: hy dude........ We ar both avin diff tots... Nd bsyd u neva knw wat i was finking, so stp commenting on post u knw nafin abt..... Even d person am referin to hasnt ansad, yet u ve startd abusing.....abusing? Please! Dont even start |
Fynestboi: y is ur comment dis days reflectng dat epitome of ur foolishness??are u sure d credit in your O' level English was written by u (& u alone)? Y cant u answer d simple straight forward question in front of u & quit acting like someone with revengeful heritage. > that time...when i killed a chicken & mistakenly burst d bile.... Damn!!! The whole stuff was bitter. *spits...couldnt eat |
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