hope my result is out. Mr Taylor and brained don't ask me why oo

There is nothing like current affairs in UI post utme question, just study for the subjects u sat for during ur.JAMB.and it s just 100 questions, 25 for each.subject . simple but highly technical questions

[Tquote author=diarisgod]Good day my padis...

As per the Current Affairs thingy, it is not true. I just confirmed from the UI Admissions Help Desk. Though i was initially scared to ask not be washed and rinsed like that that guy. [/quote]There is nothing like current affairs in UI post utme question, just study for the subjects u sat for during ur.JAMB.and it s just 100 questions, 25 for each.subject . simple but highly technical questions

hi to u all, i was dreaming of gainning admission to first and the best faculty of law last yeah and thank God I'm living my dream now. ask me how? focus on primary mission.of gainning admission by study more than u make noise right here. that is the key thaks . wish u all best of luck LLB ON POINT NOW

Osasu99:

my pple ah hail all of una o
Shey the january don reach
Oya Ui make una ansa me sharpaly before I provoke

patient is the answer

For over ten days now the polity has been suffused with the
verbiage of the letter written by former President Olusegun
Obasanjo to President Goodluck Jonathan. The latter has
been under pressure to respond to the issues Obasanjo
raised in his letter.
And for a while, it seemed the silence from the presidency
implied consent, or that the President was too dazed by the
vitriolic content of the letter to respond.
But yesterday, the President broke his worrisome silence,
when he called a press conference and read out a lengthy
reply to the Ota farmer.
To be fair to President Jonathan, he tried to clear the fog on
some of the issues, but not without throwing some jabs here
and there at the former president.
I captured some, yes, some of the details in the response of
the President. He started like this:
“His Excellency Chief Olusegun Okikiola Matthew Obasanjo,
former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
You must have wondered if I did not know what to reply you
after you published what has become your latest act of
infamy, in the name of a letter titled “Before it is Too Late”
which you wrote to me.
Sir, I must confess that your letter took me unawares. As a
respected Statesman, I did not expect this unbecoming
means of communicating with me, if the essence was not to
play to the gallery.
The other confession I must make is that some of the issues
and accusations you made against me, were complete news
to me. I have long set up committees to investigate the
accusations and the reports are already coming in.
Before I deal on the specifics of your letter, permit me to say
that, Sir, you must purge yourself of the overflowing
messianic complex you have always operated in.
Yes, I had said that after God and my parents, you are the
next most important person in my life.
But that did not mean you are my God or the provider of my
oxygen. When goats are sold, the owner releases the rope.
But you have chosen to hold on to the rope most tenaciously.
That is the problem.
Indeed, we would have ignored you completely after your
dear daughter, Dr Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello, helped to put most
of the issue in the right political perspectives in her own letter
to you. But we needed to do this for the records.
I am somewhat disappointed that you are lamenting my
performance in government. His Excellency, I am sure we
would have moved at a faster pace if the right foundation
was laid while you were in charge.
As for the issue of whether or not I will seek re-election in
2015, I am bemused that you are making a huge drama out
of this even when you know I am constitutionally permitted to
seek re-election. I cannot remember the incidents of my said
promise not to seek re-election.
But even if I did sir, am I not entitled to change of mind on
any issue depending on the currency of information available
to me? I do not expect you to be basing your conclusions, at
your level, on the so-called fantasy of Body language.
And pray, were we not all witnesses of how you tried to
manipulate the National Assembly to offer you the illegal third
term chance? Senator Ken Nnamani is still alive.
It is pure mischief powered by uncharitable inclinations to
accuse me of “double game’ in the support of gubernatorial
candidates in some states. I personally participated in the
campaigns of all our candidates. If they lost the elections, I
cannot be blamed for that, as I am resolved to distance
myself from manipulating electoral outcomes as it used to be
in the past… you know what I mean
You made me look like the prince of corruption because of
the ancient malaise of crude oil theft. Sir, it did not start with
me. I have tried to combat it. There are many committees
and task forces in place to check the roguery. Besides, it is
even exaggerated under me. Did you not hear that the
garrulous CBN governor, who raised the false alarm of
missing $49.8 Billion has eaten the humble pie by recanting?
But sir, with all sense of modesty, this does not compare with
the degree of sleaze that characterized the PTDF scam
between you and your former Vice, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar. We
did not forget. We have reformed the EFCC to be an
indiscriminate fierce attack dog, unlike when it was reduced
to a weapon against enemies.
As for the crisis in the PDP, we know of supposed elders who
have been fraternizing with the renegade governors, the
reason they were recalcitrant and irreconciliable. You can
only force a horse to the river, you cannot force it to drink
water. These renegade governors simply refused to drink
water at the bank of reconciliation.
I am a Knight of the Anglican Church. I have never plotted to
shed blood for any reason. No I have never. Therefore, the
phantom alarm of training of killers are nothing but a tale
from the mountains. Only the naïve are taken in by them. God
will judge such accusers harshly.
By the Grace of Almighty God, I will finish well and strong. My
good people of Nigeria are behind me, contrary to what you
may wish to think. I have told the Christian Association of
Nigeria (CAN) and Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) to ensure that
they announce national fasting of forty days and forty nights
to thwart all the plans of the enemies of Nigeria, no matter
who they are.
That they must declare that no weapon fashioned against
Nigeria, be it from Boko Haram or whoever, will prosper.
Finally, let me assure you that the transformation agenda of
my government has been attracting international investors
and in no time, the entire nation will soon become one large
construction and industrial yard. We shall all be witnesses.
Please accept my best assurances of …”
Just as the President finished reading the letter to pressmen,
his spokesman, Dr Rueben Abati , looking agitated with
creases on his forehead, stepped out to co-ordinate the
question and answer session, as over a dozen hands were
already up, desirous to fire follow-up questions at Mr
President.
Abati was just announcing the modality of the question and
answer session, when the loud blast of a heavy duty truck
woke me from my deep sleep, as my house is by the
roadside.
As I sprung up, I was looking for President Jonathan, asking
breathlessly, “where is he, where is the president?”, and my
children began to ask if I was alright. It was only then I
realized I have been dreaming.
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emekakelvin: Remove Economics and put C.R,K

jj9ice: pls, is this combination correct for law at UI or
OAU in jamb, government, economics,lit in english yeah thanks, i just want to know weather econoics is also accepted

pls, is this combination correct for law at UI or OAU in jamb, government, economics,lit in english

ogb5:

Really,

many countries around the world classified him then as a terrorist. They only changed their nomenclature when the tide changed.
forget world politics

while we suppress righteousnss to dominate and suppress poeple's wills that WORD TERRORIST needs new definition in today dictionary

China mourned South African
anti-apartheid hero Nelson
Mandela on Friday, but took to
the
Internet to ask awkward
questions about their own
human rights leaders, many of
whom are in jail or endure
frequent harassment by the
government.
Chinese President Xi Jinping
praised Mandela for "leading
the South African people
through arduous struggles to
the anti-apartheid victory," in a
condolence message to South
African President Jacob Zuma.
"The Chinese people will
always remember Mr
Mandela's extraordinary
contributions to the
development of China-South
Africa ties and the cause of
human progress," Xi said, in
comments carried by Xinhua,
the official news agency.
Meanwhile, Al Jazeera's Rob
McBride, reporting from
Beijing, reported that some of
the tributes from ordinary
Chinese citizens turned into
veiled criticism against the
Chinese leadership.
McBride said that online
posters made indirect
reference to Chinese Nobel
Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo,
who has been jailed by the
Chinese government.
"We are remembering a
person who respected and
struggled for human rights,
freedom and equality, but
China's Mandela, who has
done exactly the same kind of
things, has been jailed," wrote
one user in a widely shared
post, making an apparent
reference to Liu, whose name
is blocked on Weibo, the
country's equivalent of
Twitter.
"It's totally ironic."
Another wrote, "If Mandela
had been Chinese, he'd have
been beaten to death."
source http://live.aljazeera.com/Event/Nelson_Mandela_7/98906057

Was Nelson Mandela a criminal for
being imprisoned for 27 years?
Answer is capital no!!!. Not all
what is in a constitution of a
country at particular time is right.
Mandela was once criminalised by
his country constitution but later
vindicated, so if you are a Human
right Activist now, surelly you will
be prosecuted, hated,
disrespected and harassed but
later vindicted . When a man has
done what he
considers to be his duty to his
people and his country, he can
rest in peace

Was Nelson Mandela a criminal for
being imprisoned for 27 years?
Answer is capital no!!!. Not all
what is in a constitution of a
country at particular time is right.
Mandela was once criminalised by
his country constitution but later
vindicated, so if you are a Human
right Activist now, surelly you will
be prosecuted, hated,
disrespected and harassed but
later vindicted . When a man has
done what he
considers to be his duty to his
people and his country, he can
rest in peace

stevedure:
It won't work u say? Maybe u shul make more reserches and gather ur facts right b4 comin on social media 2 comment, i mean no offence! Now, do u knw why River state university is not partaking in the strike? Cos Gov. Amaechi dealt with d ASUU in dat skul. He layed off the members who refused 2 work, employed new ones. I knw u would say the case in court dat's if u're aware of it, now let me tell u dat it's been 2yrs now and i dnt see it been resolved in court within anoda 2yrs time, isn't 4yrs enof time 2 graduate a set of students 4rm yr1? If a governor with limited powers and resources can do it den do not under-estimate d president of a nation! The commander in chief of Army, Navy, Airforce, Police etc, am sure ASUU members can't out-number those people, they will go to court after they are sacked, the court will use 8yrs to investigate, den wen they(ASUU) finally win d case, by den i must have graduated same as all undergraduates now, den most of the lecturers must have attain their retirement ages, they will be retired n paid gratuity, who loose? If u have frnds or relatives who are lecturers better advice them now!

GEJ theory, myopic view

excelkoms: prolong the strike you say? Is d strike not already overdue? Dis ASUU ppl dnt really care about d students dey claim to be fighting for. Meanwhile let me remind you dat RSUST chapter of ASUU have been on strike for close to 2years now but normal academic activities have been taking place dia. What R/state govt did was to lay off all d striking lecturers dt refused to resume n employ new ppl. Though, d case is in court but, trust me, its a case dt may linger for decades, a period during wc a handful of dia members must hav passed on. ASUU shud jst put an end to dis dia madness!!!

forget about that, that ur theory is not feaseble under this situation, i remeber when Akala sacked all oyo state teachers and later begged. I just see this one as joke and commedy

LogoDWhiz: Nice thread.. Thanks for this.. I just registered for CBT at Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State... I pray for success this year.. Any info would be gladly appreciated.. Thanks.. #peace

i dont think u need any special info xcept what is above, read ur book wella and follow instructions because CBTexam is not that easy as people think, just pray u have luck to meet what u have read and understood

Skykid1208: 9ice thread
pls i have bought d scrath card but have not yet registered,pls what am i to do as in s processes that are to follow

u cant do it by yourself because of access code, just go to nearby cafe to register, u just have to choose mode of ur exam

Aminat508: I Luv Cbt, it jst dat it depends on the ICT centers, did mine in Esa-oke, Osunstate, i mke my result nd i was given an extra 20marks 2 wks after i had printed my 1st result..

Xra 20 what? Hope u got xra 40 marks in post utme too** lol lucky girl

1313: If the federal government is sincere in their promise to ASUU, why can't they sign that agreement? Verbal agreement in this country is a deceptive strategy to push this issue aside. Why give them ultimatum when it comes to making your agreement formal and binding? I trust ASUU. Let's wait and see how the drama unfolds.

im also watching in 3D

our president lack what it takes to be a leader, this is just the beginning of war, season one has just finished after 5 months +, season has jus begun, , my president has been advised finally to use force by those who call the shot and control my puppet ruler. im really enjoying the strike ooooo

This is a nice thread,atleast it will help up coming jambites that have phobia for CBT, I almost made mistake of paper and pencil this year, natural im computer literate but was with idea that nothing comes perfect at first in nigeria therefore i was desperate for pencil and paper exam b4 i was convinced to opt for CBT because of lack of centres. i was then placed to UI. My fear was later confirmed when i was scheduled to sit for my exam on last saturday of the month of which was environmental day. i had to leave my own town as earlly as possible and i got to OJO around 6:55am, i have to treck from ojo to UI because YES O people have blocked the road. On getting to UI, i was told to wait somewhere because i was already late. After hours of checking in to CBT centre hall, 45 munites on the exam, like 5 computers tripped off including mine. After like 20 munites, the fault was rectified and i was able to finish on time. i scored wella which later earned me law at UI. THANKS MY LORD

jj9ice: i have spent 10 years at home, i did IJMB and NCE but im not yet fulfiled because i want to study law

Exactly 10years now 2003-2013. Alhamdulilahi Robilihalami, i got my law this at UI. Please dont give up ur dream

jj9ice: i have spent 10 years at home, i did IJMB and NCE but im not yet fulfiled because i want to study law

Exactly 10 years 2003-2013, Alhadulilah Robilihlami I got my law this year at UI