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SortCode:
Thanks bro... But is it possible for me to register a first semester course in second semester?? #Confused.

Yes, very possible.

JigsawKillah:
Anybody gone for Industrial training yet? Saw it in my available courses list, scheduled to be done around the second half on next year. I want to know how it is, if it can be skipped, what it entails, so I know what to do.



Any word on it is highly appreciated

It's compulsory and can't be skipped.

SortCode:
Pls someone should help me out oo. I'm a pgd student, i just checked my results now for the first semester and discovered i had F in one course , please am i suppose to re-register for the course again??

Yes, only for exam.

Coming from a PDP senator
and he was in the house all this while

xploiter:
Hi guys, pleases where can I get this phone cheaper than the 22k it's currently being sold on Jumia?

Your location?

Mogidi:
When is Amaechi's probe going to begin or friends of Mr President are exempt?

If you are from rivers go and petition EFCC if not you will keep making noise here.

asuustrike2009:
. [color=#006600]But on a serious note, this feature will not go well with many persons especially the mark unread messages

that is what i even like the most!!!

A short film entitled “Undertow” produced and directed by a Nigerian filmmaker in Canada Henry Eruotor has won the third place position at the Ottawa International Film Festival 2015.
Joy Osiagwu covered the event for the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWQkjOA_CZs

can't say it in hrs as am always on the road... but it has improved a lot because I can now charge my phone fully b4 going to bed and heat water for bath every day. WARRI

Five days to the inaugurationof the Muhammadu Buhari administration, it appears that the Nigerian economy has shut down as the outgoing government of President Goodluck Jonathan is more concerned with sacking and making new appointments than addressing pertinent national issues that could positively impact the lives of the citizenry.But like prisoners approaching the end of their terms, Nigerians are full of expectations as only five days separate them from May 29 when a new administration, which they hope will translate dreams into reality and expectations into concrete and visible actions, will be coming on board.Events of the past few weeksin the country are, increasingly, accentuating these expectations and thereseems to be a sense of apprehension among the citizens as to whether the country is shutting down in preparation for the inauguration of the new government.Prolonged fuel scarcity, which has been aggravated by an industrial action by Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) and Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN), almost zero power supply nationwide and government’s morbid silence and inaction in the face of all these deepen the expectation and hope that the country and even life itself can only get back its essence from the in-coming Buhari government.Nigerians have continued to groan under the weight of worsening economic hardship, occasioned by the current fuel scarcity.Checks by BD SUNDAY revealed that many parts of the country have been experiencing fuel crisis which has since assumed a frightening dimension in Lagos and a few other cities.In Lagos, the nation’s commercial capital, at the time of going to press, nearlyall filling stations had run out of petrol. Analysts say the ugly development threatens the economy that depends almost entirely on imported petrol and diesel in the face of comatose public power supply.Oil marketers under the aegis of the Major Oil Marketers of Nigeria (MOMAN) have continued to stick to their guns refusing to bring in any fresh consignment of petroleum products in protest against N200 billion they allege the Federal Government owes them in fuel subsidy from previous import arrangement which remains vague to the Nigerian public.“We have not been paid, so we don’t have money to import. The Federal Government still owes us N200 billion,” Femi Olawore, the executive secretary, MOMAN, told BD SUNDAY onphone.Isaac Abere, general secretary of NUPENG, deniedclaim in some quarters that tanker drivers were refusing to lift products from oil depots.Abere said the fuel situation was basically a case between marketers and the government, and that NUPENG needed not be linked to it.“Issue of fuel supply at this time has nothing to do with tanker drivers. There is no fuel to lift. We understand that major marketers involved in fuel import are scared that the incoming government might renege onpayment of outstanding money owed them. That is the issue,” said Abere.Corroborating Abere’s views,Comrade Abidoye, Lagos zonal secretary of the Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD), who told our correspondent that tanker drivers were employees of truck owners including Nigerian Association of RoadTransport Owners (NARTO) and had limited say over the current fuel scarcity.Abidoye said they were ready to lift products once supplies were guaranteed at the depots.“We are on ground, but we can’t do it alone. Lifting of products comprises marketers, NARTO and us. We are presently off the roads because Lagos State government said we should leave to allow motorists enter since there is no fuel tolift. We are waiting for fuel to come,” said Abidoye.It would be recalled that a few days ago, Yemi Osinbajo,vice president-elect, said Nigeria’s local and foreign debts stood at $60 billion.Osinbajo made the revelation in Abuja while declaring open the two-day Policy Dialogue on the implementation of the Agenda for Change organised by the Policy, Research and Strategy Directorate of the APC Presidential Campaign Council.Painting a gloomy picture of the nation’s economy, the vice president-elect lamented that most of the states cannot pay salaries on account of the country’s dwindling resources.“Local and international debtstands at US$60 billion. Our debt servicing bill for 2015 isN953.6 billion, 21 percent of our budget. On account of severely dwindled resources,over two-thirds of the states in Nigeria owe salaries. Federal institutions are not in much better shape. Today,the nation borrows to fund recurrent expenditure.“This is also against the backdrop of a highly unequalsociety in which, by some reckoning, the largest chunk of the benefits of our national wealth accrues to a small percentage of our population. Our manifesto offered a vision of shared prosperity and socio-economic inclusion for all Nigerians that leaves no one behind in the pursuit of a prosperous and fulfilling life,” Osinbajo said.All through history, Nigerianshave not had it so bad; they have in the past couple of weeks experienced extreme hardship arising from acute fuel scarcity in a country adjudged the 6th largest oil producer in the world and it has been such that many have started consoling the country by asking citizens to regard this period as that darkest moment before the dawn.The incoming administrationof Muhammadu Buhari knows pretty well that it is coming to power with moral burden epitomised by the change mantra that earned the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its presidential candidate the resounding victory in the March 28 poll. How they are going to employ that change to right the many wrongs of yesterday forms the crux of these expectations that are not only pervasive but also obsessive among citizens.Analysts who spoke with BD SUNDAY alleged that the outgoing administration mayhave been so overwhelmed by the problems of office thatit is now anxiously wishing that May 29 were to be tomorrow for it to exit.Meanwhile, expectations arehigh that the Buhari administration will be a cure-all, at least, in the long run.Expressing optimism over the capability of the incoming administration to address the ills of the nation,Olisa Agbakoba, a senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN), said: “I think we are tired of election promises, because this time, we have a new President who has come to office on the major campaign slogan of incorruptibility and public accountability. So, it’s our duty as citizens to speak out and for the media to hold him to account. In the first 30 days, we want to see results.”Agbakoba also urged Buhari to give Nigeria a new deal.“Nigeria reminds me of the great depression in the US, when Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the President.The country had collapsed and people were despondent. Nigeria has thatsame parallel. So, what Roosevelt did is what I hope Buhari will do. He should have a massive plan of action which he executes. Having been elected President, he must have come with a clear idea of who and who will assist him develop the plan. I have raised some issues which I feel are relevant for Buhari toaddress in the letter I wrote him. But if he doesn’t tackle the issue of national order and anti-corruption framework, the other issues such as the economic matters, financial services sector, aviation/space, legal/justice sector and housing/mortgage will fail,” he said.[Business Day]

obailala:
Where is Barth Nnaji?

The title clearly says "Barth Nnaji" and that's why I opened this thread cos we need people like that in government but I cant see him in any of the pictures..

Same reason here. can't wait to see him Marshall the revamping of the power sector.

Ilekeh:
New and modern in Nigeria abi?

Don't mind the OP, that hospital has been there for ages. I was treated there when I was still a kid in the early 80s. the hospital was built by Baptist missionaries in the defunct Bendel state and was later taken over by Delta state govt and now renovated by Uduaghan's administration. Noting spectacular about.

In my unit and ward in Warri south LGA it was flawless, i was accredited under 30s. even the manual accreditation can't beat that. PDP should go to court if not satisfied!!!

The crown for the worst governor in Nigeria, not just the SS should be specially reserved for my state governor (Uduaghan). He's trying to play catch up with road construction after 7yrs of sleeping on duty.

Reigning African queen of the track, Blessing Okagbare has denounced the use of her image and footage by a body said to be working for President Goodluck Jonathan who is also the Peoples Democratic Party presidential candidate, without seeking her consent.An advertorial by GoodHouse Nigeria tagged GEJ Okagbare, which she said had been running on various electronic media in Nigeria and also on Youtube, the athlete said it was wrong for anyoneto use her image or footage for a presidential campaign without seeking her approval.The PUNCHverified one ofsuch videos on YouTube which expressively had the Commonwealth Games gold medallist in action. The video details achievements made by thegovernment especially around the Nigerian railway system.Okagbare who confirmed her displeasure over the development viaTwitterfrom her base in Los Angeles, USA, on Thursday said that her attention was drawn to the advertorial by friends and relatives in Nigeria about two months agoShe said, “I just wanted to be patient at first, but my agent is not happy becausehe thinks I am a woman and very far from home too.“Someone out there is using my image, footage and everything I have worked for to make money through advert and campaign without seeking my approval.If an advert is being made with my footage and I am not aware of it, it shows how some of my countrymen back home can be so selfish, disrespecting and have no regard for people’s privacy.”Okagbare was quoted two years ago during the All Nigerian Open Championship in Calabar lamenting thatthe Federal Government of Nigeria was not doing enough to support her athletics career saying that the only support she got was from Delta State government.Okagbare added in statement sent by her agent toThe PUNCH, “Now, I am here struggling on my own to pay my coach, nutritionist, doctor and others to make sure I am in good shape for the AllAfrican Games and the IAAF World Championship in Beijing, China, later in the year, and some people back home are using my image and footage for presidential campaign advertorial without seeking for my approval.“This is fraudulent because I am totally not in support of it. We called the people (GoodHouse Nigeria) and they denied using my image and footage for PDP presidential advertorial. Who did it then? Why are they lying?”The star athlete told our correspondent that she was condemning the act because those involved were not doing the right thing whether for sports or business.“It is not about financial support. It is about me and what I represent,” she said.Copyright PUNCH. http://www.punchng.com/sports/okagbare-slams-jonathans-campaign-group-over-image-use/

NixowL:
Just augmenting what's been said...
Unless the procedure's been changed, as far as I recall, you don't need to pay for exam fees twice for an exam you never sat for. If you miss it this semester, redo the TMAs next semester and sit for the exam.

The rules has changed. you now have to pay for any missed exam. i did for LAW100 which I registered for last year but was unable to take.

Permission to book space.

sparklebaby:
Are these two the only presidential candidates we have, what about the other twelve candidates or must we vote for either of these two.

the other 12 are subsidiaries of PDP

otokx:
Don't try so hard; show us the pictures when Sambo, Wike, Patience and finally Goodluck were speaking. It was live on AIT, half empty stadium with people still leaving.

Don't mind them... Even one of the speakers attested to it by telling Mr president that if he was here earlier around 1pm that the stadium was fill to capacity and overflowing. That's one of the evidence of a paid supporter, on like that of GMB that people waited till 11pm to receive him in one of the northern states.

Clerverly:
Gerrat of this place with your useless christain rubbish!

Hehehe.... Thanks buddy. This religious card sh*t won't fly again. I'm a christian and %100 behind GMB!

neworbit:
Blackberry Torch2 9810 USA Spec; Call 08162742431 to place your order.

Display 3.20-inch, Processor, 1.2GHz, Resolution, 480x640 pixels, RAM 768MB, OS BlackBerry OS 7, Storage 8GB, Rear Camera. 5-megapixel, Battery capacity 1270mAh.

. brand new and price?

bonus for Glo to Glo is a big fail. etisalat for life!!!

siino:
. When they to give Jona state of emergency extention, so that PDP can ring election over there.

This your comment is pregnant .

rezzy:
Yawa, i tried the code and was given 100mb

Same here

Bantino:
It happens in a man's life just once and that is his first love... Have I answered you on behalf of the guys??

so true for me.

akpanoka:
D shift from firewood to modern methods of cooking is commendable. Apart from addressing d attendant health hazards associated with firewood burning, d worrisome increase in desertification and deforestation will be curtailed.

Now d clean and green project will breath fresh air.

Its most interesting that d stoves will be distributed Free Of Charge. That means double empowerment
Gud one

Which yeye empowerment? we are quick to forget. did anyone here received the energy saving bulbs that were bought for free distribution by FG?

The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday approved the purchase of N9.2billion worth of clean cook stoves and wonder bags for rural women underthe National Clean Cooking Scheme.Wonder bag is a non-electric slow cooker invented by Sarah Collins, ‎a south African eco-entreprenuer, who came up with the idea six years ago during a power cut, when she decided to keep her dinner cooking by surrounding the pan with cushions.The council also awarded a contract of N60.9billion to an indigenous firm, KaKatar CE Limited, for the provision of engineering infrastructure for Kyami District, Zone C, Abuja.Supervising Minister of Information, Dr. Nurudeen Muhammed; Minister of Environment, Mrs. Lawrecia Mallam; and Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Senator Bala Muhammed, briefed State House correspondents at the end of the meeting presided over by Vice President Namadi Sambo.Muhammed said the N9.2billion inclusive of Value Added Tax was approved for the procurement of 750,000 units of clean cook stove and 18,000 wonder bags.He said the stoves are expected to be delivered by Messrs Integra Renewable Energy Services Limited within a period of 12 weeks.He noted that the stoves which will be assembled locally, will provide jobs to Nigerians among other benefits.The minister said, “The National Clean Cooking Scheme is an aggressive drive to engender clean cooking culture amongst the poor rural women, to reduce and possibly eliminate cooking with solid fossil which is detrimental to health.“The scheme is expected to provide 20 million clean stoves over a five-year period at the rate of four million stoves yearly which will be distributed without charge.“It will also reduce incessant felling of trees which exposes the country to ecological problems.

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Hmm. You sure say no be craw-craw.

na u sabi... Pray not to experience it.

dotcomnamename:
[size=20pt]You obviously don't realise that the reason why you're itching is because you've been bathing without sponge but only with soft cloth or not at all, while your body dirty stick to your body until the dirty are forced by hard sponge to remove them. [/size]

I disagree with you on this because you need to experience it to know what we pass through daily if we use sponge.