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pweetyz oya start that diary and dont forget we all here are gonna meet after clearance chizzy94 my guy i see u dey view the diary btw how your side na

Godwin10: You didnt give me the full gist, you just said wrong sub combination. What really happened? As he gained admission?

Yeah the both of us just got admission to study political science and public administration and the brochure said at least a credit in maths but he had d7 in maths but me i dont have economics although it was not stated in the brochure and i checked their site they accept Commerce as a social science subject and they said eng,maths,govt + 1 social science(i chose commerce for this) and any other subject(i chose account for this)

Okay

Godwin10: It changes every year, sometimes its needed, sometimes its not. What I would love you to do, is get them though, infact bring all your documents to school

lol thanks what about the guy issue i stated above

Godwin10: Oveyobaba
Please could you provide us the steps you used in correcting the error on your WAEC Certificate. It will be a big favor to others. Thank You

I checked your site i didnt see state of origin or lga of origin and i did not see same also on uniben site does it mean we dont need it and a guy here peter had a wrong subject combination will he be sent home or relocated after he has been admitted ?

kilokeys: ode.. r u new on NL?

i just booked a space.. then went to peruse the post.
so whats d big deal?

Why na you mean you dont have a sense of humour... No vex

lilprinze: h

Whats H

kilokeys: i dey come

Must you comment

Anytime i think of any ship being Glorified i think of Titanic

Few weeks after the retirement of the immediate
past Inspector General of Police, Mohammed
Abubakar, road blocks along the Lagos Badagry
Expressway have returned with the Badagry –
Seme end having about 11 and nine police and
Customs checkpoints respectively.
one of the police checkpoints
Following the ban on all police road blocks across
the country by Abubakar, the shameful activities of
such road blocks along the major international
routes was eliminated.
Shortly after the appointment of the new police
boss, Suleiman Abba, the road blocks have
gradually crept back to the routes resulting in police
officers insisting on performing the duties of the
Customs.
Even those by the Customs which the Service
headquarters have limited to just three, have
steadily grown to seven between Seme and Badagry
in the last three weeks. Investigation revealed that
the Customs checkpoints are mounted by officers
from Seme Border Command and the Federal
Operations Unit, FOU. With the former arrangement,
both units are surposed to be present at the three
approved checkpoints to avoid duplication.
Apart from the 11 police, Seven Customs
checkpoints counted by our Correspondent between
Badagry and Seme, others are gradually springing
up in Agbara and Badagry.
Each police checkpoint between Seme and Badagry
collects a toll ranging from N50 to N200 from each
commercial vehicle taking the route while anyone
found with as litlle as a bag of rich is made to part
with between N500 and N1.000.
The Customs Authority had in the past said that
there are only three approved checkpoints by the
Customs authority along the route which, according
to him, are those in Gbagi, Agbara and Aradagun.
Already, other security agencies are beginning to
return to the route to set up their owe checkpoint,
some of which are the Nigerian Army team that
comes out every evening just by the one by the
customs before Iyanu-ibiyi on the way from
Badagry, Local Council just after Seme and several
others by officials of the Nigerian Immigration
Service, NIS.
Similarly, officials of the National Drug Law
Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) occasional show up
at Agbara end of the Customs checkpoint to mount
theirs.
So endemic was the practice then that even a
Presidential directive by former President Olusegun
Obasanjo could not stop the illegal checkpoints as
his directive to dismantle the road blocks was
flagrantly disregarded few months later.
Before the dismantling of these road blocks security
agencies present along the route are the Quarantine
that has two, Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) two,
Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), not
permanent and National Drug Law Enforcement
Agency (NDLEA) which also has two road blocks.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/badagry-expressway-multiple-customs-police-checkpoints-returns/

Greetings to everyone in here(Vicci,chizzy,nelly,Ben, ahika,chimhigher,tessy,kulkaty,kelvin,naijaboy,suley,pweetyz,efedua) + 1guest etc... I cut head for ina... Have a pleasant day y'll...

I know that guy

chizzy94: If no be say I pass jamb this fourth attempt ehn. Choi, I for dey seminary by now, I go just conclude say na 'my calling be that.'

lwkmdh lol

I dont know ooo when i make it i will come back to tell you

Cool

vikel2104: The world is moving at a fast pace. Things become 'old school' within a space of just 5-10 years unlike in the past when something can be in vogue for like 30-50 years.

Just checkout the evolution of mobile phone technology. Barely 15 years ago, cell phones were not so popular ( especially in Nigeria) but fast-forward to 2014 and we have moved from Nokia 3310 through Nokia torch, Symbian, Windows phone, blackberry and now Android. All in the space of less than fifteen years!

Also look the pace at which the internet is taking over our day to day activities.
Fashion trends are not left out.

There is an explosion of information. It will take you years to read the amount of information that is being generated on daily basis.

Work is fast paced and people are under more stress due to pressure from their job.
Everything is just fast paced.

While it is intriguing to watch things unfold at such a pace, one cannot help but wonder whether a crash is not imminent in the future. Can the world really hold out at this pace? A very fast moving car is bound to suffer a crash if care is not taken.

What do you think about this? Are we headed for a crash?

What crash ?

10 pages in a day

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chizzy94: HonourablePomk I am very sorry if you found that post of mine offensive rather than humourous. I don't know where you got that 'showing himself' phrase from.

I joke that way also, people [Kelvindim, Neldrizzy, Kulkatty, Suley316, 3Coins & BenRomeo39] who know me in and outside the forum know my kind of person. You need to keep posting on here.

I'm sorry once again.

Cool bro...You didn't offend me...keep the flag flying bro one love

myescrow: Do have a great night rest.

lwkmdh UW

151487made: na COOSU no b COOU

Okay but still same thing

Youngzedd: Chinese name.

benromeo39: lol, homie, we dey together, just push the hustle hard make we gather chop the money. Na from ur cooler I go dish my matric rice o.

Wetin make you think say i go bring food that day lmao thats why i dey make friends here soo that i go see where i go for chop

benromeo39: I'm fascinated, the new girl is pretty and quite familiar. Well well, story for another day.

Bros abeg no vex say i neva reply your message and order tryna sort some things out

Neldrizzy: Loll.. Jus leave her, i guess she is trying 2 get use to the thread..

Seems im gonna stop putting my comments on here even chizzy tryna showing himself no p street

myescrow: hello sir, how was your day?

lol great

Neldrizzy: taaaaaa.. She no even de list... Am talking abt 200, 300Level students and some shawties coming from unizik on ma matric day!! mehnnn bro dat day is packed up for mee, shawties everywhere, .

You wicked man

chizzy94: Give this lady a medal .

You sef don kolo join abi