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She fine pass PEJ? |
Movesz:So u mean students of medicine, nursing departments ain't ideal undergraduates because they repeat classes when they don't meet the minimum standard set? Guy, there's nothing glorious about u by being a student in the university but for what u present at the end of the whole exercise which is ur grade. If one isn't fit academically to advance from one class to the other, he should be made to go over the courses again., that's discipline and will inject sense seriousness into the brains of those affected. It is ur personal perspective that the difference between a secondary school and a university is automatic promotion. Btw even in most public secondary schools that I know, they don't repeat classes. |
Imagine hundreds of millions of naira pension money that doesn't require queueing before it is credited E no go better for all these thieving Nigerian politicians, especially those lawmakers, governors, president, APC and PDP abound. We indeed need to effect a change in the Nigerian political system at least just to see if there will be any change because for things to improve we need a change We need a strict leader to check all this self centered legislations in the house, Nigeria needs a front man with a iron hand We do not know whether things must CHANGE if we must improve, but for things to improve, there must be CHANGE #ChangeJonathan, at least he now has life pension to settle with |
Imagine hundreds of millions of naira pension money that doesn't require queueing before it is credited E no go better for all these thieving Nigerian politicians, especially those lawmakers, governors, president, APC and PDP abound. We indeed need to effect a change in the Nigerian political system at least just to see if there will be any change because for things to improve we definitely need a change We need a strict leader to check all this self centered legislations in the house, Nigeria needs a front man with a iron hand. We do not know whether things must CHANGE if we must improve, but for things to improve, there must be CHANGE #ChangeJonathan, at least he now has a life pension to settle with or at least enjoy for months/years before it is reversed by saner legislators under a humane and compassionate presidency.. |
I hold no objection with this new development simply because I don't even expect any graduate with a pass to present his/her certificate anywhere but only to show off in the midst of mediocrities to have passed through a university.. My question now is that considering D is now the pass mark at 45% which means the minimum accepted CPGA is now 2 of 5, what's d fate of a student with a CGPA below this cut off point, (withdrawal from the university?) or they need to get to the final year before the final CGPA is assessed and then denied a degree certificate? My suggestion: Anybody with a CGPA below the minimum required should be made to repeat that class/level until he/she improves on the grade |
....handsome with make-up in vitro, beautiful with cosmetics invivo. |
Most beautiful girl my arss where Biochemistry's Bimbola dey.. ..but Bimbo isn't just ready to reveal her unclothedness and sacred spots to some naughty judges to prove her worth. |
This guy resembles me sha.. |
May God grant ur sincere heart desires EXCEPT dt part that says "GEJ till 2019" Sai Buhari March4Buhari |
We do not know whether things must CHANGE if we must improve, but for things to improve, there must be CHANGE Sai Buhari!! Click like to show ur dislike for GEJ |
Coccidiosis FC, Newcastle FC, Avian flu strain H1N5 My differentials... |
mrrock:The handwriting is clearly written all over the wall chief, no one dared make assertions as I did in the previous 3 elections. So what has brought about the sudden surge in confidence? 1. GEJ has really lowered the standard 2. The opposition party has done wonderful repackaging Vote for Change!! |
Abeg no form holy holly for us joor, me too once returned 600naira erroneously transferred to me via ATM though I pocketed the free SMS bonus attached. I no try? |
hmm GEJ the Actor defeating all d bosses.. Op, abeg when will this movie be released? Naughty sycophants!! We do not know whether things must CHANGE if we must improve, but for things to improve, there must be CHANGE Come March, we march for the General... Click "Share" if u believe Op is a dreamer |
The winner of this clash plays Arsenal in d quarterfinal, RIP winner |
This boy needs rehabilitation asap else he turns menace in the society. |
If dem use d ugliness of d name of this school curse person, him vocab go worse pass dt of Mama peace.. |
LMAO!!
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d guy handsome small sha.. |
DJDOLA:And do not say anything like: ''Surely I will do it tomorrow''. Unless Allah pleases and remember thy Lord when u forget ( to say if Allah pleases or by the grace of God), and say: 'I hope that my Lord will guide me ever closer even than this to the right course. Quran18, vs 23, 24. Wow! what a worthless life we all live in, I pray God forgive u ur shortcomings, Amin. Rest in peace bro |
I hereby write to Sai the people's general |
Oduduwaboy:No mind them jare, naughty doctor wannabes... |
Even Muazu can't openly condemn GMB, Niger says yes to CHANGE |
So because JOHESU claim they constitute 90% of the entire health workers, they think that translates to 90% of electorates? Mehn JOHESU isn't just useless, they flaunt the uselessness.. |
Martins Ifijeh The Joint Health Sector Union ( JOHESU), a coalition of all allied health professionals and paramedics in Nigeria, has threatened to abstain from voting during next month’s general elections if government refused to grant their demands. This was made known recently by the Chairman, National Union of Allied and Health Professionals, Lagos State Chapter and the Publicity Secretary of JOHESU, Mr. Christian Ikechukwu, during a protest organised by the union at the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital in Yaba, Lagos. Ikechukwu said the government’s reaction towards the strike, which started on November 12,2014, has been unfair, “hence, we are again using this medium to ask the authorities to accede to our demands for which even the court of law has ruled in our favour.” He said: “We have directed thousands of our members across the country to boycott the general election, if the government refused to listen to our cry, so that the world will know we have been naturally disenfranchised, because of government’s lackadaisical attitude towards health workers who are saddled with the responsibilities of saving lives in the country. “As if government has decided to punish us the more for seeking our legitimate rights, they granted audience to the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) who asked for salary adjustment. It would interest you to know that government acceded to their demands and again frustrated us out of the equation.” He queried why the government has to restrict the adjustment to only doctors saying, “If there has to be salary adjustments within the health sector, it should cut across board, because these salary structures were created the same time. “Now, government is saying the adjustment cannot go across board because they claim to have minimum resources on ground. But you and I know how much our government officials spend daily. Even the ones they spend on their girl friends will be enough to take care of any salary increase within the health sector. “We have been marginalised in this country for too long, but we have started the course, we will not relent until government accedes to our demand,” he stated. Also speaking during the protest, the Public Relations Officer, National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives, Yaba branch, Mr.Wale Adegbike called on all well-meaning Nigerians to prevail on government to implement the ruling of the court,which asked government to grant the demands of the union. Adegbike, who is also an executive member of JOHESU, explained that the union is not fighting for a selfish interest, but for the benefit of all. “We are fighting for professional upliftment. If nothing is done within the coming weeks, come February 14, all our members across the country will boycott the elections and other subsequent elections, because the government has disregarded us,” he said. JOHESU embarked on the indefinite nationwide strike late last year to press home its demands which include; non promotion of its members from salary CONHESS 14 to 15 as directors having stayed for 4 to 15 years on the same salary level without promotion in most federal tertiary hospitals, immediate release of circular on adjustment of salary since January 2014 and immediate payment of at least two months arrears while the remaining is paid after being accommodated in the 2015 budget. The union is also demanding for immediate release of the circular on extension of retirement age to be back dated to February 2014 when the issue was presented to national council on establishment, immediate and full payment of arrears of salaries of CONHESS 10 skipping outstanding since the year 2010 and the need to minimizing the lopsidedness in the membership of boards of management of tertiary hospitals It is also calling on the federal government to amend the circular on consultancy status as pronounced by National Industrial Court on July 22, 2013 and agreed to at a meeting of 12th August 2014, with the government as well as release of harmonized scheme of service for nurses and midwives in line with the NICN ruling. Among other demands, the union has now added a new demand, calling on the government to centralise the salary increase, which has been granted to the members of the NMA. JOHESU’s last meeting with the federal government ended in a deadlocked, and since then its members are yet to resume back to work. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/despite-persistent-strike-johesu-asks-members-to-boycott-elections/200496/ |
Drama happens in all sectors in Nigeria |
Paul Obi in Abuja The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) Thursday called on the federal government and security agencies in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and environs to quickly intervene and prevent the ugly attacks by the Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU) members on doctors in public health institutions in Abuja. The call, according to the doctors, has become necessary as attacks on medical doctors and government hospitals across the city by JOHESU members were intensifying. THISDAY checks revealed that besides the attack on a senior medical doctor, who nearly lost her life, JOHESU members also attacked the National Hospital, Abuja, and the research laboratory of the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada. In the said attacks, JOHESU members laid siege to several departments, including those outside their jurisdiction, harassing other health workers who were on duty. In Gwagwalada, JOHESU members were believed to have physically attacked and assaulted a Consultant Pathologist and other research assistants in the hospital. Speaking to journalists on the crisis, Chairman of the FCT chapter of NMA, Dr Fatima Mairami, said the call for government and security agencies to intervene has become necessary in order to safeguard the lives of its members and other health workers rendering essential services from the incessant attacks by JOHESU members. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/nma-calls-on-fg-security-agencies-to-intervene-as-johesu-attacks-on-hospitals-intensify/200457/ |
Instead of PDP to be thanking God that at least dem no put any Otueke hat on top the baboon head... |
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When GEJ's propaganda backfires, it strengthens the political force of the General, yet he doesn't seem to learn from it.. PDP is already acting the role of the opposition even before FeBUHARI.. Sai Buhari |
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