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NwaAmaikpe:
Prof Eyitope that can not even spell correctly..

Can buhari spell his name

Dr Yemi Ogunbiyi, the Pro-Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), has expressed delight over the smooth transition of the Acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Anthony Elujoba, to the 11th substantive Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Eyitope Ogunbodede in OAU.
Dr. Ogunbiyi, who is also the Chairman of the Governing Council of the institution, made this known at the inauguration of the 11th substantive Vice-Chancellor of OAU, Ile-Ife, on Wednesday in Ile-Ife, Osun State.

“I am particularly delighted that this day has finally come to pass, a day in which we all present to witness the peaceful inauguration of a substantive Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Eyitope Ogunbodede,” Ogunbiyi added.
He further expressed satisfaction that the selection process was adjudged fair, transparent and accepted by all.

Dr. Ogunbiyi said that in spite of the tremendous pressure from the political arena and the influential people in the society, the council did not yield to their pressure.
“The council decided to do the best and resist the oppressors, who came to influence the selection,” he said.

The pro-chancellor commended the efforts of the out gone acting vice-chancellor for creating a conducive atmosphere for the exercise.
According to him, the inauguration of the new V-C marked the beginning of new era in the history of the institution.

Dr. Ogunbiyi congratulated the new V-C for his doggedness during the selection exercise, while congratulating him, charged him to sustain the confidence of both the members of staff and students on him.

The chairman appreciated the search team and the members of the council for the success on the emergence of the new V-C.
Earlier in his valedictory speech, the out gone acting vice-chancellor expressed heart-filled appreciation to all the members of staff for the overwhelming acceptance that led to his election by the Senate of the university to act, as directed by the Federal Government.

Prof. Elujoba charged the new V-C to enforce obedience and absolute compliance to rules and regulations “with the principle of doing things right, thereby encouraging discipline in both staff and students.”

He declared: “I did not steal one kobo of anybody rather I donated personal cash into the endowment fund of the university and settled all my bills before leaving the office as the acting V-C.”
“I was picked up to be acting V-C like David and fished out like Moses and I am handing over to the Joshua of the moment, Prof. Eyitope Ogunbodede.

“And as he is John the Baptist, God will use him in double portion of my own anointing while like Gideon, I say to you Prof. Eyitope Ogunbodede “go in thy might”, Elujoba.
Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, the Ooni of Ife, in his address said he was delighted at the inauguration of the V-C, adding, “today marks the beginning of a new dawn in the history of the university”.

Ogunwusi warned that people should be conscious of whatever they did in life because posterity would always be the judge.


“There is no single soul that will not give an account of his deed in life and what recommendation will people give after leaving the post,” the Ooni said.
The royal father thanked the governing council of the institution for not compromising in the selection of new V-C.

Prof. Ogunbodede, the new V-C, appreciated those who contributed in ensuring his emergence as the 11th substantive vice-chancellor of the institution.
Prof. Ogunbodede, who acknowledged the transparency of the governing council during the selection, pledged that he would strive hard to ensure that the university was taken to greater heights.


He appreciated the efforts of Ooni of Ife for his intervention at all times whenever there was crisis and his fatherly role he had been playing in resolving issues on campus.

The V-C promised to rigorously follow up on all his promises in his manifesto, especially on the welfare of members of staff and students.


http://www.vevo.com.ng/2017/06/prof-ogunbodede-appointed-as-oau-11th.html


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Op so them sack u, ehya take art, its not easy to survive sacks this days, may God grant u the strength to.......

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Mean while read

The acting President, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo will be attending the opening session of the Law teachers conference slated to hold from 11-16th June, 2017.

Following this the SUG President has written to the student

There will be a little adjustment in our itinerary within the school environment on Monday, 12th 2017.

Consequent upon that, all commercial vehicles will be restricted to the school gate only for Monday.

Ifite gate, which serves as entrance point for most of us will be closed but opened to pedestrians only. Private motorbikes are also restricted in the school environment.

Students/Staff driving private vehicles are to use the main gate only and not the beautiful gate.

The possibility of getting big buses to convey students is also being accessed and hopefully, that will come in to ameliorate the situation that day.

The school Authorities may declare today a lecture free day

Your usual cooperation is appreciated. Thanks and have a great week ahead.

Comr. Nwabueze Henry Nwambu
President, Students' Union Government
Unizik


http://www.vevo.com.ng/2017/06/acting-president-yemi-osibanjo-to.html

The University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT will not be admitting students into the Geology programme for the 2017/2018 academic session. All admission seekers into the University should take note.

To make this clearer to candidates who have chosen University of Port Harcourt, there will be no admission into Geology programme in the coming 2017/18 session.

UNIPORT not Admitting into Geology for 2017/2018 Session
Candidates who chose the University of Port Harcourt to study Geology are therefore advised to contact the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board(JAMB) for change of Course/University.

What can students do now? Students who have been affected by this development should take advantage of the JAMB Change of Course/Institution for 2017/18 .

Source: http://www.vevo.com.ng/2017/06/uniport-not-admitting-into-geology-for.html?m=1


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This information is very essential for all those who want to sit for this year 2017 JAMB exam.

OFFICIAL JAMB GRADING SYSTEM FOR 2017/2018
ADMISSION.... FROM OUR SOURCE
JAMB SCORE GRADE POINTS

180 – 185 ------20 points
186 – 190--------21points
191 -195---------22points
196 – 200--------23points
201 – 205--------24points
206 – 210--------25 points
211 – 215--------26 points
216 -220---------27 points
221 -225--------28 points
226 -23----------29 points
231 -23----------30 points
236 – 240--------31 points
241 – ---------32 points
246 -25----------33 points
251 -300---- (34- 43points)
300 -40-------(44 – 60 points)


WAEC / NECO O’LEVEL GRADE POINTS
1. Single sitting--- 10 points
2. Combined Results--2 points
A1-----------------6 points
B2 and B3---------4 points
C4 – C6--------- 3 points


For example
Yakubu Kehinde Obinna scored 242 in UTME = 32 points
He applies for Electrical Engineering
He presents only one WAEC result=10 points

He has 1A, 2B and 2C in the necessary subjects. 1 A: 1 x 6 =
6points
2 B: 2 x 4 = 8points
2 C: 2 x 3 = 6points

His total points = 32+10+6+8+6 =62 points
He will now await the school to release the cut off point for
his course.


source: http://www.vevo.com.ng/2017/05/official-jamb-grading-system-for-201718.html?m=1

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alexmaye:
Nice post OP

thanks bro

hope the admins can see this and push it to fp

The belief that all you need in Jamb is to pass has thoroughly been debunked. This can be reflected in a situation where you see candidates who score around 240 are not offered admission to study their desired course. Hence the need to score high.

This brings us to the reality that passing Jamb alone (Scoring 180 to 200) is not enough. What matters now is how high you can score. The higher you score, the more your chance of getting admitted to study your course of choice.

In this article, I will not touch the exact score you need to be sure of admission. I have already treated that in my recent post on Jamb score that will guarantee you admission .

Now, lets see how to read And Score High in Jamb:

1. Read Points
The reason why so many candidates fail Jamb is that they read too hard. It sounds ironically, right? But you don’t need to read hard. All you need is to read wise.

Go through the Jamb syllabus and point out the hot topics. For example, the Jamb mathematics syllabus doesn’t require you to learn inverse of 3*3 matrix.

Learning it means that you are off point.
Reading off point is the number one reason why very intelligent students fail Jamb examination. Do not read out of point.

2. Constant Reading
I hear Jamb candidates say, “I have finished this subject, no need to focus on it”. It is not the right attitude towards learning. With every passing week, go through all your subjects over and over again. With this, the points will be clearer to you.

The reason why you should constantly go through your subjects is that it helps you refresh the ideas. Else, you will forget a whole lot of things in the jamb exam hall.

3. Put Down High Score Points
As you study for Jamb, ensure to put down the key points in your rough note. When the exam gets very close, revise the point all over again.
This has been dealt with in my post on how to
prepare for an exam overnight.

4. Don’t Just Read Calculation Courses
Do not just read calculation courses. Make sure you pick a pen, calculator and rough sheet. For every topic you learn, solve at least 20 questions.

5. Don’t Assume
Never assume that you know any topic. Test yourself whether you really understand it.

6. Avoid Procrastination
Later things. This is the language of procrastinators. Avoid the use of such language and get back to work.

7. Study Effectively
Effective study means that you actually gained something from what you have studied. As you read, ask yourself, “what have I learnt so far?”.
Telling yourself the truth is honesty.

8. Ask Questions
Do not keep quiet. When you come across what is difficult to you. Quickly seek help.

9. Study Long
It is true that life not all about duration but donation. However, most effective studies are functions of time. Spend quality time to study.

10. You Need Mentor
Mentor is someone that has written Jamb and gained admission to study his desired course. You need guide from a mentor.



culled from VEVO

http://www.vevo.com.ng/2017/05/secrets-in-reading-for-jamb-to-score.html

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Ariaria Int'l Market is a popular market in Aba. Abia
state. And as you can clearly see, it's a mess right
now. It's overly flooded, and there's constant
stagnant water, forcing shop owners to abandon
their shops. The people in the area say it's due to bad
road and bad drainage system. They are begging
their govt to look into it for them. More photos after
the cut...





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www.badolee.com/see-current-suituation-of-ariaria-internationalmarket-in-aba-photos/

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So foreign pop star, Chris Brown was stuck in
Manila, Philippines because he did not show up to
a
concert last year.
The pop star shared a video of
himself, kneeling down and begging his U.S
President, Obama to help him get out of the
country.

He was stopped from leaving the Philippines after a
gig in what his camp have called a
“misunderstanding”.

The video shows the star on the floor and saying:
“Please, please let us leave, please, please.”
He then jumps to his feet before performing a back
flip.

The sarcastic singer who didn’t look like he was
really
serious also shared another video of himself saying
his groupies be praying and stuff, while he just be
like “Sir, i ain’t do nothing”
Then he goes down to get up and stylish does the
whip/Nae Nae dance.

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The video can be found on the website Source below



http://www.badolee.com/chris-brown-goes-on-his-knees-beggingobama-before-leaving-philippines/

Hmmmm the devil indeed www.badolee.com

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Some policemen have allegedly shot dead an
engineer, Chinedu Uzor, during an altercation at a
checkpoint in Sperando Junction, Abakaliki, Ebonyi
State.


PUNCH Metro learnt that the leader of the police
team, Inspector Agbo Onwe, had been arrested and
detained at the command headquarters, Abakaliki.
It was gathered that on Sunday, July 19, Uzor, a
mechanical engineer, was returning from a club
with a friend, whose name had yet to be identified,
when they got to a checkpoint at the Presco area.
It was learnt that 33-year-old Uzor reportedly
zoomed past the policemen but stopped at another
checkpoint at Sperando Junction.

It was learnt that the policemen at Presco,
however, came after him to Sperando and shot him
in the head and chest. A witness was said to have
contacted the family, after which he rushed the
engineer to a nearby hospital where he died.
Speaking with PUNCH Metro, Uzor’s wife, Nkiruka,
said she was expecting her husband on Sunday
when she was called on the telephone that he had
been shot and hospitalised.


She said: “They were two in the vehicle. They were
returning from a social club in the area. It was not
his first time of going. His custom was to drop his
friends, who were not mobile, to their respective
houses.


“On that Sunday, I called his phone, but he did not
pick. I called another person who was at the
meeting; he said they just dispersed. It was not up
to an hour that a man called me from a hospital
and asked whether I knew a man, Chinedu.


I replied
that he was my husband.
“He said my number was his last call, and he was
now in the hospital. So, I went there. But he was
injured badly, and minutes later, he died. I want
justice on this matter. I am a university student.


He
has aged parents that he cared for. We do not have
any child yet.”
An eyewitness said Uzor’s head was blown open by
the bullets and his brain tissues spilled out. He
said,
“The man was driving back home, and he saw those
men dressed in mufti flagging him to stop. For fear
that they might be robbers, he did not stop. When
he got to another checkpoint where uniformed
policemen were, he felt safe to stop.


“While he was explaining himself to the officers, the
guys in mufti from Presco arrived and shot him on
his head at close range. He was rushed to a
specialist hospital where he died.”
The Ebonyi State Police Public Relations Officer,
Anyanwu Chibuike, confirmed the arrest of Onwe,
adding that the matter was being investigated at the
State Department of Criminal Investigations.


He said, “The state command will not cover up any
form of such action. There was a similar incident
some time ago, and the policeman involved is now
in prison.
In this particular incident, the leader of
the team is in detention.
“The bullets have been retrieved, and they are
being subjected to ballistic forensic investigations.
The case is being investigated at the SCID. It is
unfortunate.”





http://www.badolee.com/policemen-kill-mechanical-engineer-at-checkpointphoto/