[ Report has it that Non- academic Staff Union of Universities, (NASU) and Senior Staff Association Of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) chapter of imo state University (IMSU) has called off its 3 months strike. It was learnt that the announcement came after the emergency meeting held on Tuesday 21st June 2016 to discuss recent developments concerning the strike. However, academic activities are yet to resume as ASUU chapter of the institution is yet to call off its strike though efforts are already being made to see it comes to an end soonest. /]

DonnaCorleone:
You're right, what on EARTH are you doing. 7 other planets to explore, don't you think?

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av been there

who go marry me
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what on earth am I doing when am single.
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lols

in some families without male child, the man blame the woman
but this is wrong, a woman would reap wat the man sow.

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#dont_blame_your_wife_for_not_giving_you_a_male_child.

A candidate
who
participated in
the 2016 post-
UTME
exercise
shared some
of the
questions that
were asked.
At face value,
the questions appear simple but you actually
need a certain level of intelligence and exposure
to answer them correctly.
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the reason I would vote for ivvy.
is simply because I just started crunching on her after I wake up from sleep.

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I love ivvy,
vote 4 her

I hereby vote 4 miss ivvy . crunching on that girl. cc_nljega

UNIPORT Admission Screening 2016: Eligibility,
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1. Bukola Saraki: Nigeria’s Senate president comes from a very powerful and influential political family that has held sway in Kwara state for over two decades. A medical doctor turned politician, Saraki inherited his father’s political structure after he became governor of Kwara state and went ahead to assert his authority and indeed improve on the evergreen legacies of his dad – Oloye Olusola Saraki, who was elected a senator of the second republic in 1979, and became Senate leader. The junior Saraki has gone a step further than his dad and is now Nigeria’s number three citizen. Senate President, Bukola Saraki






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3. Jubril Folajimi Mohammed: He is the son of Nigeria’s information minister, Alhaji Lai Mohammed. He is currently a member of the Lagos State House of Assembly, representing Ikeja I Constituency. Folajimi studied law, and obtained both first degree in law (LLB) and Masters Degree (LLM) and was subsequently called to the bar (BL). Before his foray into politics, he was the managing director of Knightsbridge Dredging Limited based in Lagos. Folajimi is following the footsteps of his dad who has distinguished himself in politics, first as the national publicity secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and now the spokesman of the Nigerian government. Jubril Folajimi Mohammed













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4. Dapo Lam Adeshina: His late father will be proud of him. He is gradually stepping into his dad’s shoes and at the rate he is going, he is likely to surpass his father’s achievements. Dapo has imbibed Late Pa Adeshina’s generosity and ability to carry the people along. He is the former Oyo state commissioner for industry, applied science and technology then later youths and sports and currently representing Ibadan North East/ South East Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives. His late father, Alhaji Lamidi Ona-Olapo Adesina was the executive governor of Oyo state from 1999 to 2003. Dapo Lam Adeshina

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5. Femi Fani-Kayode: His father, Victor Adetokunboh Fani-Kayode was a prominent political figure in Nigeria in the 1950s and 1960s. He was the minister of local government and chieftaincy affairs and later deputy premier of the Western Region of Nigeria from 1963 until 1966. Femi has filled his father’s shoes effectively as he is a former special assistant to former President Olusegun Obasanjo and a two time minister also under the Obasanjo administration. Fani-Kayode is known for his deep insight of Nigeria’s politics and is also constant commentator on the state of affairs in Nigeria. Femi Fani-Kayode

why are Africans always carying last

ftc

ikbnice:
tell her a scary or boring story probably cooked up by you and she won't request for it again.

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when a girl says "tell me a story.." anyone got good ones??

yes if possible

The University management is using this opportunity to appeal to our "PROSPECTIVE" students who chose LASU as their "PREFERRED" choice to "EXERCISE PATIENCE with respect to the frustration of NOT being able to complete their online registration which will be sorted out soon. The university management assures you that NOBODY who had chosen LASU will be denied the right to participate, and for those who have paid, you will not be required to pay again once the problem is fixed. Thank you for your understanding.The University management is using this opportunity to appeal to our "PROSPECTIVE" students who chose LASU as their "PREFERRED" choice to "EXERCISE PATIENCE with respect to the frustration of NOT being able to complete their online registration which will be sorted out soon. The university management assures you that NOBODY who had chosen LASU will be denied the right to participate, and for those who have paid, you will not be required to pay again once the problem is fixed. Thank you for your understanding.

Fashola says militant attacks on gas pipelines are the reasons for drop in power supply in the country. The minister of power, works and housing, Babatunde Fashola has ascribed the recent drop in power supply in the country to the recent attacks on gas pipelines in the Niger Delta region by militants.

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Fashola speaking on issues affecting the sector at an inaugural town hall forum on Thursday, June 16 said the government had concluded plans on sustainable power development and supply strategy to tackle the power crisis. According to the Tribune, he pointed out that the government of President Muhammadu Buhari could not continue to depend only on gas to provide power to Nigerians. He said: “ Thinking is what the Kukah Centre brings, and thinking through about the apparent solution brings out a better solution. “The optimum power we have produced in 66 years is 5,074 megawatts and that happened on February 2, 2016. It is clear that 5,000 megawatts of power is not enough for the country and that is why our first step is getting more power and that is the method of incremental power as the first phase. “Second phase is steady power and it means everybody gets enough power, and whether we get enough power or not, we need data and census, which is necessary in order to know what power each household needs. .

come in let celebrate

The Federal Government’s directive for post-UTME to be scrapped seems to have come at a time when schools have already started putting plans in place to conduct the exercise for 2016/2017 academic session. Some schools had even announced theirs before the directive came. It was expected that the scrapping of post-UTME should mean that schools will not demand screening fees/charges from candidates. But going by observations, that is not the case. The major reason being that schools have already invested in logistics and planning in preparation towards the conduct of 2016/2017 post-UTME before the directive to scrap it came. So they have to recuperate what they have already invested, hence the reason for screening fee/charges. Similarly, you must have observed that institutions that have announced the start of their admission process for 2016/2017 session have used the nomenclature "Admission screening" to replace the post-UTME. But looking at the procedure and screening details, you need no prophet to tell you that what you're going to have this year is Post-UTME as usual. What this means for candidates is, forget "admission screening" and prepare for post- UTME as it has always been. In many schools, the so called "admission screening" will be nothing than what post-UTME has been like in previous years. So don't relax and think there's going to be a change or that the screening will be a walk over. One vital lesson you need to learn in life is to always prepare for the worst.

The University
of Benin
(UNIBEN)
ADMISSION
Screening
Exercise for
2016/2017
Academic
Session will
take place
between 27th
June, 2016 to
9th, July 2016 in designated centres within
Ugbowo Campus of the University.
The Screening Exercise shall be Computer
Based. All candidates are expected to be seated,
latest one hour before the stipulated time for the
screening exercise.
PLEASE NOTE: Only candidates who applied
through JAMB for UTME Admission and chose
University of Benin as First Choice and scored
200 and above are eligible for this Screening
Exercise.
METHOD OF APPLICATION:
The procedure for the 2016/2017 Admission
Screening application is as follows (Note: The
application portal is yet to be enabled):
Candidates are advised to have a valid e-mail
account before starting the application process.
1.Visit www.uniben.edu
2.Click on Student Portal
3.Click on Register for application at the top left
of the display page to proceed.
Enter your Surname exactly as written on the
JAMB Registration slip and your JAMB
Registration Number immediately, your ID and
Password will be displayed on the browser.
On the https://uniben.waeup.org click on
‘Login’ (top right of front page).
Enter your Username and the password to login.
To start the application process, please click on
‘Application record’, provide all required
information and upload your passport
photograph.
Upload a RECENT and CLEAR “1×1” COLOUR
PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH WITH RED
BACKGROUND IN JPEG FORMAT ONLY. NOTE
that the photograph uploaded will be the only
valid ID for all admitted candidates throughout
their stay in the University of Benin. FAILURE TO
UPLOAD THE SPECIFIED PASSPORT
PHOTOGRAPH WILL LEAD TO
DISQUALIFICATION and failure/forfeitures of
admission.
To pay for the Application, click on “Add online
payment ticket” at the bottom of the page, then
click on “College Pay” on the top left corner of
the page, follow the instruction to pay the
application fee of N 2,000:00; (The fee excludes
other charges), the admission screening exercise
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excluding Interswitch and Portal Services
charges with an ATM-Enabled Verve or Master
Card from any Commercial Bank
A link is displayed “Download past questions to
practice". Candidates can also access the
UNIBEN Post-UTME past-questions via this link:
http://myschool.com.ng/shop/post-utme/basic-
post-utme-past-questions-and-solutions/
Preview and confirm your information before
submitting your application online. (No correction
will be accepted after the closing date).
Print out an acknowledgement slip that contains
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Social Sciences
Management Sciences
Education – Social Sciences
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Law
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Education Arts
Candidates should go back on-line on 25th June,
2016 to check for the Day, Venue and Time for
the Screening
NOTE that GSM phones and calculators are NOT
allowed.
Candidates are equally advised to come to the
screening venue with their JAMB Original result
Slip that bears their passport Photograph. If you
do not have this document, click here to get
yours
Closing Date:
Application website closes by 22nd, June 2016
(i.e. all applications must be concluded online
not later than 22nd June, 2016). Candidates, who
pay after the deadline of Midnight 22nd June,
2016 will not be Screened.

One of the major decisions taken at the end of the 2016 policy meeting that has all the stakeholders in the education in attendance, was that post-UTME should be scrapped. Obviously, many candidates do not understand the import of this going by the number of calls we have been receiving concerning this. Many of them think that since post-UTME has been scrapped there's not going to be any form of screening before they secure admission. For the avoidance of doubt, schools are going to still conduct screening for candidates. However, the method of screening will differ depending on the school. Now you may wonder what's the big deal about scrapping post-UTME in the first place? The scrapping of post-UTME only means that schools are not to conduct screening exercises similar to JAMB UTME. Many schools screening exercises seem more like sitting for JAMB UTME again because the same subjects you sat for in JAMB UTME are what you are being tested on again. According to the education minister, Mallam Adamu Adamu, that does not make sense. So while schools were directed not to conduct screening exercises similar to JAMB UTME, they are at liberty to conduct other forms of screening for their candidates. So if you have been whiling away time thinking that since post-UTME has been scrapped that there won't be any form of screening before you are admitted, you better wake up now and start preparing to avoid unpleasant surprises.

[ fon So before you read on, be prepared to
understand what your wife goes through when
you are not 100% of the man you should be for
her.
My name is Adaobi and I am married to a caring
husband by the name of Frederick Babatunde.
Even though Frederick is a man of any woman’s
dream, He lacked one thing that is most
important to us women even though we find it
hard to publicly accept.
Frederick couldn’t observe his manly duties, I
don’t mean the material things because
Frederick is 100% with that. But the Manly duties
that makes a woman moan in ecstasy. And I’m
sharing with you my side of the story before I let
Frederick take over and tell you his ordeal, the
problem and how he found the solution that has
long eluded him.
It’s very easy for us women to say everything is
alright in our bedroom when we are at the verge
of losing our mind and I am no exclusion
because I was at the verge of doing what I never
thought I could ever do – cheat on my Frederick.
If not for the sworn covenant of “For Better For
Worse” , I would probably have slept with another
man due to frustration of not getting what I need
in the bedroom from my husband.
For so many years, I was dying in silence, the
feeling of unsatisfaction was driving me insane
and I didn’t know what to do. Then finally the
idea of cheating on my husband started playing
in my head. At first when it comes to mind, I
quickly kick it out but every time Frederick
leaves me unsatisfied with his small Johnson and
spilling his thick milk in less than 1 minute, my
mind start playing games on me by bringing the
thought of getting what Frederick was lacking
from another guy.
Sometimes I fantasized about meeting a guy that
will give it to me hard without any strings
attached, I needed to be satisfied so bad that it
started affecting my closeness with Frederick. If
not for the fear of God and the saving grace that
Frederick accepted that he was not 100% when
it comes to satisfying me, I would have probably
lost my way or become a shadow of myself, also
because we could talk about it without any of us
cursing on each other.
The fact is, we women are human, we want to
be satisfy sexually and if don’t get it, the worse
ideas comes to our mind. So your wife is no
exception to this rule if you don’t do something
about it quickly before it gets out of hand. But I
was lucky because as much as we discussed
about it, Frederick didn’t stop looking for a
solution to his twin problem of small Johnson
and 1 minute man-ness (if there is a word like
that)
Frederick tried everything the doctors
recommended but couldn’t get one that will
totally fix the situation. Some recommendations
where harmful or had side effects. After years of
trying different things that didn’t work for my
husband, few months ago, we found a heaven
sent natural solution that worked like magic.
In fact just few days after discovering this
solution, Frederick drove me to cloud 9 and back
after many years. My joy knew no bounds that
day. Not only because Frederick now has a
Johnson big enough to fill my honey pot or
because he can now go on and on for 30 minutes
till I beg him to come, but because I can finally
clear off the thoughts of cheating on my caring
and loving husband from my mind. You can hear
from him here http://fredrickbabatunde.com/na/
Will you like to discover exactly what Frederick
found that helped me get rid of his 1 minute
man-ness and small Johnson? As for me, I am
the luckiest and happiest wife I can be to my
husband because he didn’t neglect my emotions
and feeling, he went all the way without giving
up till he found the secret solution that eluded
him for years.
It is your own turn to do the same for your wife,
fiancé or girlfriend. You will finally be able to
hear my husband’s side of the story and see
exactly how he found the solution and how you
too can also lay your hand on the solution. ]

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why would someone open a thread just because of somebody.
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I think itz impersonation.
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pls vote for any body u want?

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mimzy lo sure ju.
#cruching on bae

why must Nigerians travel abroad to treat their selves. . when Nigerian doctor hustle & struggle for years to get 250+ in jambooo.
stop underrating our doctors>>>>>>

should I go

President Muhammadu Buhari President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, June 9, released the list of Ambassadorial nominees. This was contained in a letter sent to Senate president Bukola Saraki. This was disclosed after Saraki read out the list of the 47 ambassadors on the floor of the Senate. Some of the nominees include Obinna Chukwuemeka, Okeke Vivian, Ngozi Okeje, Bello Kazaure, Garba Baba, Umar Salisu, Kadiri Ayinla Audu, Ibrahim Isa, Bankole Adeoye, Ibrahim Hamza and KC Nwachukwu. Others are Olufemi Abekoye, Adekunbi Abibat, Salisu Umoru, Liman Munir, Mohammed Hassan Hassan, Olatunde Adesesan, Usman Bakure, Balogun Akeem and Kabiru Bala among others. According to the letter, the nominees are career diplomats who will oversee Nigeria’s mission outside the country.

shz even here with me

should I 4k ha and break the fasting.
cox ah don't want to miss awoof

who is next

There is
confusion
everywhere
especially in
the minds of
university
aspirants
since the
news about
scrapping of
putme broke
out.
Everybody is asking how will universities
determine cutoff marks or admit students. Before
putme was introduced in 2005, universities have
been admitting people and bringing out cutoff
marks though the system varies in different
schools.
Some universities used both Jamb results and
o'levels points, some used only Jamb results. We
are concerned about UNN and how they used to
run admission when there was no putme.
Like I said, before putme was introduced UNN
still used to run her admission same way she
does now; the only difference is that there was
nothing like an average score. As we all know,
since the introduction of putme UNN makes use
of an average score of putme and utme scores
to determine your score for admission. The
cutoff marks are determined by general
performance in putme.
After the release of primary list, there will be an
advertisement for supplementary form in which
those that will score 180/200 and above in
"PUTME" will be eligible to purchase, fill a lower
course that has a lower cutoff mark than your
average score and compete with others that will
purchase and fill same course with you.
If you do not purchase this supplementary form,
you will likely not get admission in subsequent
lists called supplementary lists. There is nothing
like enrolling your name in a lower course if you
do not purchase the supplementary form as a
compensation for not being admitted in your
original course.
You must purchase the supplementary form for
you to be enrolled in a lower course and not
everyone who purchases the supplementary form
must be admitted in a lower course you fill even
when your average score is above the cutoff
mark of that course you will fill, its mostly by
merit for those with high scores, sorting with
money for those who can afford it and also luck.
Now you have understood how UNN runs
admission with putme, lets discus how UNN used
to run admission without putme.
Like I said, there is no much difference. After
utme (Jamb) is written, UNN maps out cutoff
marks for different courses which they dont
make public.
The cutoff marks are determined based on the
general performance in utme. The better people
perform in utme, the higher the cutoff marks and
vice versa.
After the release of primary list, there will be an
advertisement for supplementary form in which
people who score 180/200 in utme (Jamb) and
choose UNN in utme will be eligible to purchase.
During my own time when there was no putme, I
entered UNN through supplementary by
purchasing supplementary form then because I
was cut off from my original course since I didn't
score up to the cutoff mark.
There was nothing like enrolling you into another
course no matter what your score would be, you
must purchase a supplementary form. Sorting of
admission with money was very common then.
Now the latest news about putme says it will be
oral/technical screening and essay writing, NOT
written putme. We will keep you updated which
ever one that will be abducted this time around
and how it will be.
#UnstableCountry
#TeamDontBeAfraid

3. The issues that led to his sack as the Super
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It would be recalled that in 2002 Keshi was
assistant to Shuaibu Amodu when Nigeria
qualified for the World Cup, but the pair were
sacked and replaced by Adegboye Onigbinde
before the showpiece in South Korea and Japan.
The ex-international was re-appointed in 2011
and won the AFCON in 2013. He led the team
reach the second round of the FIFA World Cup in
Brazil.
Keshi’s Super Eagles lost 2 – 0 to Le Blues of
France in the 2014 FIFA World Cup
and the following day, the coach controversially
announced his resignation, saying certain people
were trying to “sabotage” him.
By 2015, Keshi’s contract expired and citing lack
to lack the required commitment to achieve the
Federation’s objectives, the gaffer was relieved
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4. First African coach to successfully qualify two
African nations (Nigeria and Togo) to the World
Cup Finals
The Big Boss led the Togolese national football
team to an unprecedented qualification for the
2006 FIFA World Cup.
Hawks of Togo celebrate a goal at the 2016
World Cup
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Having secured Togo’s unlikely qualification, he
was promptly replaced by German coach Otto
Pfister prior to the World Cup finals, after Togo
showed a dismal performance and failed to
advance to the knock-out stage in 2006 African
Cup of Nations in Egypt.
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He was a key player of the Nigerian national
team and appeared at the 1994 FIFA World Cup,
played in five African Cup of Nations
championships and was a part of the team when
they won the 1994 African Cup of Nations.
Stephen Keshi dishing out instruction to a Super
Eagles player
Despite being a defender, Keshi scored 9 goals
for the national team in his 64 caps between
1982 and 1984.
Having finished professional playing career, he
got special coaching education in the USA and
was appointed to manage the Super Eagles on
three different occasions, which he later won in
2013.

1. Leading Nigeria to win AFCON 2013
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Stephen Keshi led the Super Eagles to win the 2013 African Cup of Nations in South Africa . Nigerian appeared at the 29th edition of the tournament as minnows. The team began the competition on a rather poor note with 1 – 1 draws against Burkina Faso and Zambia respectively, in their opening two games at the tournament. Nigeria defeated Ethiopia 2 – 0 in their final group game to proceed to the quarter final stage against the star-studded Elephants of Cote d’Ivoire.


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. Keshi played alongside Austin Eguavoen in California as the backbone of the defence for the short-lived Sacramento Scorpions. Chidi Nwanu, Odertey Lamptey, Okechukwu Ajah, Philip Osondu all played in Belgium with the influence of the ‘Big Boss’. The moment Sunday Mba scored the goal that handed Nigeria the AFCON 2013 trophy Keshi also discovered many great players including Justice Christopher, Dele Ayenugba and Sunday Mba.