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Rachealoduah:
A friend of mine that wrote math today said he had a lot of pie chart questions and sequence

Alright thanks!

Gracy3535:
Mine was different physics calculation was on wave & capacitance, english passage man & his enviroment, registar was abt human nd pain. Bio was past question alittle, while chem was allround

U did urs too today?? Buh nobody is talking about Mathematics.

Keshinr0:
Biology
Not really hard but you need to complete reading your options, cos most answers are in c and d options.
Physics had 17 calculations, mostly cheap questions on quantum, motion,heat(mc0), wave, period and resultant. theory questions are somehow cheap depending on your level
calculations in Electricity,resistance in series that all I can remember
Chemistry
About 13 calculstion, on mole, ideal gas, concentration, electrolysis, radioactivity (also in physics). Most theory waste, water treatment( coagulation), complex salt, meltalic colours, energetics.

Thanks! You are valid bro!!

Wow!!

Daddybright1986:
Big Brother Naija records 11Million votes so far...1vote = 30naira...
11,000,000 X 30 = N330,000,000 Million...
And the winner goes home with 45 million naira...Voters stays at home with shi shi. Some people gathered 14 person kept them in one house in south Africa, and some other people in Nigeria are buying fuel with their money to watch them and still vote with their money.

*#YourPrayerPoint*
"My father my father, Anywhere they have tied my sense, on top of coconut tree or inside lagoon, I release it by fire now."
Oya those involved begin to praaaay...
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Do you mean they vote with their money??

Ah moku oooooh!!!!!!!!

mercytripletz:
He went for tests before and after.
Even a kid can answer your question.

What if a mistake was carried out in confirming his former genotype

noziz:
over 1.5goals. my ticket don enter o. Arsenal don score 2

i don naked o..... 2million I don blow o

Show boys love na ....

The Gunners also hand starts to Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Mohamed Elneny following their midweek victory over AC Milan

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang returns to the Arsenal line-up against Watford on Sunday.

The Gabon international was cup-tied for the Europa League victory over AC Milan on Thursday, but returns to the fold against the Hornets, with the Gunners aiming to halt a run of three straight Premier League defeats.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Mohamed Elneny both come in while Rob Holding starts at centre back in place of rested vice-captain Laurent Koscielny.

Jack Wilshere and Calum Chambers are on the substitutes bench following their midweek exertions while Aaron Ramsey and the aforementioned Koscielny are not in the squad altogether.

Meanwhile, Watford captain Troy Deeney starts upfront after his comments about Arsenal lacking cojones following the 2-1 win at Vicarage Road in October.

Watford benefitted from a penalty decision against the Gunners, and won the match with a last-minute Tom Cleverley goal, and Deeney revelled in the victory afterwards.

"I've heard Wenger's already blaming (the decision) as the reason why they lost," he said at the time. "I'm not going to be the one to tell Mr Wenger about himself, but there's a reason why they lost and it wasn't because of one penalty.

"I'll have to watch what I say. It's (having) a bit of cojones, a bit of nuts."

Gunners boss Arsene Wenger responded ahead of the game, saying: “They got a cheap penalty from a good dive.

"We’ll respond to him on the pitch [on Sunday]."

ArsenalXI: Cech; Maitland-Niles, Holding, Mustafi, Kolasinac; Elneny, Xhaka; Ozil, Iwobi, Mkhitaryan; Aubameyang.Subs: Ospina, Chambers, Willock, Nelson, Wilshere, Nketiah, Welbeck.

WatfordXI: Karnezis; Femenía, Prödl, Mariappa, Holebas; Doucouré, Capoue; Janmaat, Pereyra, Richarlison; Deeney.Subs: Bachmann, Britos, Hughes, Carrillo, Sinclair, Gray, Okaka.

MitrikDenholm:
I'm not ranting. I've never claimed aso oke isn't yoruba. It is, 100%. Go and read what my argument is about.

Alright, gotten!!!

MitrikDenholm:
Lol. Believe what you want but these are facts. Try using the vast wealth of the internet to gain some knowledge.

Hausas don't claim what is not theirs, that is why even today the best aso oke or gwagwaro as it's called by hausas is tied by Yoruba women they humbly go to for.

As for agbada. You may like to think you didn't get it from us, maybe you got it from Mali, but the north is highly more likely. The only thing for sure is that you didn't invent it. Not even close.

Aso oke fabric, (Yoruba: Aș oke, pronounced ah-SHAW-okay)


is a hand loomed cloth woven by the Yoruba people of western Nigeria. Aso oke means top cloth in the English language. Usually woven by men, the fabric is used to make men's gowns, called Agbada, women's wrappers, called iro, and men's hats, called fila.

It is from the Yoruba culture in Ondo, Oyo, Ogun, Ekiti, Lagos, and the Osun States in southwestern Nigeria.

The way of making Aso-oke cloth has remained the same for centuries, however new techniques and production methods have been looked into to eliminate the weight and thickness of the Aso-Oke cloth, and to make it more accessible for casual wear.

Types of aso oke

Other ways that designers have made this old traditional cloth become more modern is to “structurally manipulate and combine animal and floral motifs into definite shapes of grids and geometry, suitable for computer design applications.” The basis of more traditional motifs would have originated from fables and folklore.

Sanyan type: woven from anaphe wild silk and cotton yarns

Alaari type: woven with either synthetically or locally grown cotton and shinning threads, sometimes with perforated patterns

Etu type: bears dark indigo colours with tiny white stripes noted for their simplicity. [1][2]

Aso oke fabric is often worn with aran, a brown velvet with concentric designs.

Yoruba women's garment

When people speak of an aso oke, they are usually referring to the traditional Yoruba women's garment. It consists of four parts:

Buba - Yoruba blouse

Iro - a wrap skirt

Gele - head tie

Iborun or Ipele - shawl or shoulder sash Formal wear

Nigerians around the world wear aso oke fabric for special occasions including holidays, weddings, funerals and chieftain title ceremonies. All followers of the Yoruba religion also wear aso oke fabrics and hats.

See also

Adire - Yoruba tie-dye

African textiles

Aso Oke hat

Women's wrapper

Agbada

Kente cloth—Woven by Ashanti people

Barkcloth—Woven by Buganda people References

1. ^ Bankole Ojo, Emmanuel (Spring 2007). "Printing Contemporary Handwoven Fabrics (Aso-Oke) in Southwestern Nigeria". Design Issues. 23: 31–39 – via JSTOR.

2. ^ Agbadudu, A.B. (2006). "Aso-Oke: a Nigerian classic style and fashion fabric". Journal of Fashion and Marketing and Management. 10: 97–113 – via Emerald.

From Wikipedia.... So stop ranting!

Lagos – Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State on Tuesday directed that students in public and private schools in the state should sing the National Anthem in Yoruba Language daily, to preserve and promote the Yoruba culture.

The Deputy Governor, Dr Idiat Adebule, relayed the directive at a meeting with Principals and Head Teachers of public schools in Lagos.

Akinwunmi Ambode

She said that Yoruba Language would also be made a compulsory subject for students.

Gov. Ambode had signed the Yoruba Language Preservation and Promotion Bill into Law on Feb. 8.

Adebule said that Wednesdays had been declared ‘Yoruba Speaking Day’ in schools, with all teaching and learning activities from assembly period to closing being done in Yoruba.

”Gov. Ambode wants me to pass this message to you, that henceforth, Yoruba language be made compulsory in both private and public schools.

”The National Anthem must be sung in Yoruba on a daily basis too.

“The Egbe Akomolede has done the translation and we will send the copies of the Yoruba version to your schools by Monday so you can begin to teach the students.

”I have also met with the owners of private schools and we have relayed this directive to them.

”We are also considering translating the textbooks of other subjects into Yoruba Language because I believe that when students are taught in their mother language, learning will be easy and their level of performance will improve.

”The state government is passionate about this Law, so we do not lose our language, culture and heritage,” she said.

Adebule said the Ministry of Education was doing an assessment to ascertain the number of Yoruba teachers that would be required to effectively teach the language in public schools.

She appealed to the school managers to cooperate with the government to drive and ensure the effective implementation of the Yoruba Language Preservation and Promotion Law.

Mr Lanre Ogunyemi, Chairman, Lagos State House of Assembly Committee on Education, said at the event that the development would be beneficial to the younger generation and generations unborn.

”In Finland, you must pass the Finnish Language before you are offered admission into high institutions. Same is done in Germany, China and other developed countries.

”We need to adopt such to drive development and foster national unity. I beg you all to key into this law and make it work, ” Ogunyemi said.

Reacting, Mr Mamodu Braimoh, Assistant Secretary, Nigeria Union of Teachers, Lagos Chapter, commended the state government for the development.

Braimoh appealed to the government to ensure adequate training for Yoruba teachers as well as provide incentives to motivate them.(NAN)

Ok

We don't have to make noise, we rep throughout the whole world and we don't chest beat like those pigs!!!

Pigs be wise!!!

Those that have done theirs should come and update us ooh...

ojun50:
Muslim women thy are very wicked

Can't you comment without bringing religion to it??

Be wise!!

Ok

fratermathy:
The problem with this article is that the OP berates other courses in the Arts, Social Sciences and even Medicine, in order to champion Engineering. That reeks of inferiority complex. You don't have to reduce other courses to champion yours. Engineering is what it is, and other courses are what they are. No one is more important than the other. Everyone contributes their own quota to the society.

This article would have read well and be non-controversial if not for the ill-informed bias of the OP towards other disciplines and vocations. Ironically, the Op is complaining of bias when he is the grand champion of it.

One is more than the other... The truth has to be told.

ultron12345:
illiteracy is indeed a disease

Considering this world at large and even beyond, comparing Engineering to Medicine is just like fooling yourself!

My 2 cent.

seunH:
I even heard you guys are doing a course called " Abstract Algebra " and" Advanced partial fraction ". So the normal Mat 101 Partial fraction never finish I was also told that Integration and Differentiation that showed us pepper in Mat 102 is just one of the tools you would use to solve bigger equations.....!!!

Is not just easy bro... Have you heard of third order differential calculus ...

Respect for the Engineers, is not easy to build an hotel under water...

DrBESTJC:
How did you arrive at the answer??........I need the workings.

Using equation of a travelling wave...

My phone's camera is not clear I can't snap with it.

ayox1:
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please help me delete it.... thanks. my deatails

[quote author=ayox1 post[/quote]Thanks bro. Please help me delete it...

DrBESTJC:
If you meet a question like this in your JAMB PHYSICS exam,what will be your answer??

If y=Asin(750pt - 0.04px), find the velocity of the wave.
(A) 0.04
(B) 5000
(C) 8750
(D) 18750

Physics gurus here,please show full workings.

Answer is D.....

Thanks a lot!

Ok!

akanbidamilare:
go cyber café, though urs might not be out yet cos they are sending it batch by batch

Did they send it to your email too??

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has said that over 1.6 million candidates are expected to write the examination in 602 centres across the country scheduled to hold from March 9 toMarch 17. The board’s Head of Media and Information Department, Dr Fabian Benjamin said candidates for the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculations Examination (UTME) could start printing their examination notification slip from today. According to him “We have successfully conducted the Mock Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) on Monday, February 26, and based on that, we can confidently say, we are good togo. “The mock UTME was to expose the candidates to the process as well as test the level of preparedness of the various centres. “Candidates can now go aheadand print their examination notification slips from Tuesday. “These candidates must ensure that these slips are printed before Friday, March 9 in order to familiarize themselves with the examination schedules as no form of excuse for missing the examination will be entertained. “We want to warn that the board will not reschedule any examination for anybody and so any candidate that fails to adherestrictly to the examination schedule as stated in their slips should have himself or herself to blame,” he said. Benjamin, however, warned candidates not to go to their respective centres with prohibited items such as telephones, wristwatches, pens, and other devices.http://www.akelicious.com/2018/03/16m-candidates-will-write-utme-this-year.html

Gracy3535:
Tomorrow

Thanks a lot!

Good day peepz... Abeg when is reprint of JAMB form ooh.??

Antipob777:
How can Wenger bench Sanchez and GI round in a crucial match like this. Nasi is too flat footed and should be replaced with welbeck.

I still have hope that Arsenal will won this match. I trust Wenger will deliver

Is like you are living in the past!!!!

Lol....

What is this

This is a plan by the players. I believe it, they want Wenger to be chased out!!

#WengerOut!!!