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ProphetUdeme:Okay thanks. I've you signified your intention? |
Olufemiolaolu:You this chucklehead dimwitted simpleton, are you telling me that I can't bang my pregnant wife I'm hearing this (that its a curse) for the first time though |
ProphetUdeme:Very good I'm buying mine next week. Welcome on board sir. |
The picture is quite tempting. I can bang her if I get hold of her as$ |
GOVERNMENT Syllabus continued:... PART II POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA 1. Pre – colonial Polities: 2. Imperialist Penetration: 3. Process of Decolonization 4. Post – Independence Constitutions 5. Institutions of Government in the Post 6. Public Commissions Established by the 1979 and Subsequent Constitutions: 7. Political Parties in the Post- Independence Period: 8. The Structure and Workings of Nigerian Federalism: 9. Public Corporations and Parastatals 10. Local Government: 11. The millitary in Nigerian politics PART III: NIGERIA AND THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY. 1. Foreign Policy: 2. Relations with African Countries: 3. Nigeria in International Organizations PART IV: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: 1. International Organizations: a. ECOWAS; b. OAU, AU; c. Commonwealth; d. UNO; e. OPEC; |
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Remilekun101:LOOOOL |
Cowardice of atheism indeed. |
Government Syllabus from JAMB 1. Basic concepts in government 2. Forms of Government 3. Arms of Government: 4. Structures of Governance: 5. Systems of Governance: 7. Constitution 6. Political Ideologies: 8. Principles of Democratic Government: 9. Processes of Legislation: 10. Citizenship: 11. The Electoral Process: 12. Party systems. 13. Pressure Groups: 14. Public Opinion: 15. The Civil Service: |
Hausa people bombing Nigeria since the time of that idiotic slowpoke called don fodio |
Annunaki:Both of them remain a cancer, I see no difference between the two. Religion is a scam. |
drss:Until religion (xtian and muslim) is totally eradicated, this cancer will remain forever. |
All these muslim clowns ehnn Disgracing themselves everywhere they go. |
laplace12:You are a moronic imb.ecile stupid foolish bastard nitwit dimwit retardéd scalawag dumb nincompoop illiterate ignoramus bigotted flat head Neanderthal goat pig fish brain asshole mother*ucking oloriburuku omo ale son of an illiterate deluded fool |
kossyablaze:FP kwa? If I slap u ehn |
shaiba:Not only childish but at the same time stupíd. |
ENGLISH CONTINUED... SECTION A: Comprehension/Summary (a) 3 comprehension passages (15 questions in all, 3 marks each) = 45 marks (b) I cloze passage (10 questions in all, 2 marks each) = 20 marks SECTION B: Lexis, Structure and Oral Forms (a) Sentence interpretation (10 questions in all, 2 marks each) = 20 marks (b) Antonyms (opposite in meaning -15 questions in all, 1 mark each) = 15 marks (c) Synonyms (same in meaning - 15 questions in all, 1 mark each) = 15 marks (d) Sentence completion (filling in the gaps - 20 questions in all, 1 mark each) = 20 marks (e) Oral forms (15 questions in all, 1 mark each) = 15 marks Total: 100 questions = 150 marks |
Atmmachine:You are a moronic slowpoke stupid foolish bastard nitwit dimwit retarded scalawag dumb nincompoop illiterate ignoramus bigotted flat head Neanderthal goat pig fish brain asshole mother*ucking oloriburuku omo ale son of an illiterate deluded fool |
lordmizzy:still coming to it as well |
DaBullIT:All hausa speaking states. |
All hausa fulani speaking states and some Igbo speaking states. |
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English syllabus continued: 2. Lexis, Structural and Oral Forms 2.1 Lexis and Structure (a) synonyms (b) antonyms (c) homonyms (d) clause and sentence patterns (e) word classes and their functions (f) mood, tense, aspect, number, agreement/concord, degree (positive, comparative and superlative) and question tags (g) punctuation and spelling (h) ordinary usage (words in their denotative or dictionary sense), figurative usage (expressions used in ways other than literal) and idiomatic usage (expressions whose meanings cannot be determined through a mere combination of individual words) are to be tested. NOTE : Idioms to be tested will be those expressed in standard British English (i.e those with universal acceptability) 2.2 Oral Forms (a) Vowels (monophthongs and diphthongs (b) Consonants (including clusters) (c) Rhymes (homophones) (d) Stress (word, sentence and emphatic) (e) Intonation NOTE: Sentence stress should not be mistaken for emphatic or contrastive stress. It involves the placement of normal stress on content words (nouns, main verbs, adjectives and adverbs) in an utterance. Here, no emphasis or contrast is intended. For example, the words 'see' and 'soon' would normally be stressed in the sentence, I'll see you soon'. |
bonechamberlain:In some instances, according to some islamic text, you have the right to kill non-muslim. Until religion is abolished, there is no going forward. |
And if those people killed were not christian in their entire life; Jesus will throw them into another hell for not believing in him. Say no religious dogmatism. Even those who brought it are turning atheist everyday. [s] christianity, islam and every other religion [/s] should be abolish in Africa. |
Mistakes are inevitable and as such , in one time or the other we have encountered the problems of misspelt names in our certificates , such as your Jamb , Waec , Gce , Neco, and your tertiary education certificates . Few days ago, i received a call from a very disturbed student . He was asking me of possible ways i could provide him with a solution to an error in his Jamb result . His name was misspelt and this is possible of denying him admission into any of the Universities. After all said and done , he demanded for help, if i could proffer any advise as to how he was going to correct the spelling on Jamb and to make it reflect on his certificate . Within me i was like ” Ain ’ t sure if this is going to be that possible even if it will . ” Though we could not change the name , the simple solution we took handled the whole saga perfectly . Have you found yourself in such a mess? then let me reveal how i was able to solve this problem. How To Correct Misspelt Names On Any Certificate Now you might have heard of the word “affidavit” right ? Yes you should. That is the only way to go. I advised him to go to any of the court closest to him for details of the procedure So if you found yourself in such situation, go to any court of law nearby (Perhaps a magistrate court and swear an affidavit) . Explain your problems to them. Tell them you seek for an affidavit. Afterward you will take the affidavit material to your screening centre, where new and admitted students are screened / registered before commencement of lectures or any place that your certificate is demanded. It won’ t change the mistake in the JAMB or any other certificate ; But it will notify any authority that needs it stating to the authority ( school registrar ) that the mistake in JAMB( Or any other certificate ) name was a mistake and trust me, affidavits are accepted . They won’ t change the mistake , but it will be proof that the name was a mistake and the correct one is the one you have . http://loadedvilla.com/blog/2014/09/20/correcting-misspelt-names-jambwaecneco-certificates/ cc: lalasticlala seun obinoscopy |
INTROVERT:Jobless mofo. |
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I'm hearing this (that its a curse) for the first time though 


