…..eyewitnesses said the Commander of the team who felt that the boy was resisting arrest, ordered a female official to shoot the “Bastard” and the woman obeyed his order and shot him….. The fuel lingering crisis has claimed lives as a female staff of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corp (NSCDC) shot dead a boy and another unidentified person at the AP Filling Station 21, Road, FESTAC Town. The boy was alleged to have bought fuel in jerry cans and was going home when he was accosted by a team of civil Defense officials who arrested him. The boy who should be about 18- years- old was said to have laid down on the road pleading with the corps members to allow him to go home as he was not a fuel hawker but had just bought the fuel for personal use. Eyewitnesses said the Commander of the team who felt that the boy was resisting arrest, ordered a female official to shoot the “Bastard” and the woman obeyed his order and shot him. On seeing the boy dying in the pool of his blood, the corps members zoomed off in their patrol van and ran away. As at press time, men of the enhanced military patrol tagged ‘OP Mesa’ and the Nigeria Police led by the FESTAC Police Station Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Monday Agbonika were on the ground, making sure that angry mob did not take laws into their hands. The angry sympathisers had attempted to set the filling station and some petrol tankers ablaze but were prevented by the security operatives. A senior Police officer who spoke on the condition of anonymity said the killing of the young boy was unwarranted “Why should they kill the boy? I think, the Civil Defence corps doesn’t know when to use firearms. They don’t even have regulation on firearms usage.” Lagos State police command spokesman, Dolapo Badmos who confirmed the incident told The Guardian that the police was investigating the matter with a view of fishing out the Civil Defence personnel who committed the act and prosecuting them in the law court. “One person was shot dead while three others were severely injured. The area commander Area E is on ground restoring normalcy while the command has commenced investigation to identify the civil defence operatives that were involved” Badmos said However, attempt to set Forte Oil on fire was prevented by teams of policemen deployed from both the FESTAC Police Division and the Area E Police Command. “One person was shot dead while three others were severely injured. The area commander Area E is on ground restoring normalcy while the command has commenced an investigation to identify the civil defence operatives that were involved.”

bioreports.net/civil-defence-corp-shoots-boy-over-fuel/

Today's match between Nigeria and Egypt where Nigeria lost by a goal really showed that 'good luck' is part of football and should be prayed for. Nigeria played better than Egypt and they still lost. It must be noted that Nigeria almost won Egypt last week but they conceded a goal lately to deny them a win.

Today's match between Nigeria and Egypt where Nigeria lost by a goal really showed that 'good luck' is part of football and should be prayed for.
Nigeria played better than Egypt and they still lost. It must be noted that Nigeria almost won Egypt last week but they conceded a goal lately to deny them a win.

No fewer than 204 academic and non-academic
staff in Osun state-owned tertiary institutions will
be disengaged from service, according to the
provosts and rectors of colleges of education and
polytechnics.
The provosts and rectors made this known on
Tuesday when they appeared before the Osun
House Assembly on Tuesday in Osogbo.
They said the staff would be disengaged on
grounds of redundancy, inappropriate
qualification, disciplinary matters and poor
personnel records, among others.
According to data obtained by the News Agency
of Nigeria (NAN), about 100 academic and 104
non-academic staff will be affected.
Dr Sola Agboola, the Rector of the State
Polytechnic, Iree, said that about 22 academic
staff and 46 non-academic staff would be
affected at his institution.
Similarly, Dr Augustus Oke, the Provost, College of
Education, Esa-Oke, said that 15 teaching staff
and 10 non-teaching staff would be affected in
the college.
Mr Kadir Adegoke, Provost of Ilesha College of
Education, said 17 teaching staff and 22 non-
teaching staff would be affected in his institution.
while the Provost of Ila College of Education, Mr
Clement Akanni, put the number to be affected in
his institution at 46 teaching and 26 non-
teaching staff.
Akanni, said the exercise was not intended to
witch-hunt but anybody but aimed at improving
the standard of education in the state.
The officials said that the state government was
not part of the disengagement plan, stressing that
it was the decision of the governing councils.
Menwhile, Mr Najeem Salaam, the Speaker of the
assembly, has directed management of the
institutions to stop the distribution of the sack
letters until the concludes its investigation.
Salaam said the assembly stood for justice and
would investigate the matter before reaching a
conclusion.
“Justice has been our watchword in this assembly
and we promise to continue to always be on the
side of the citizens.
“No innocent person will be punished unjustly as
we are ready to get to the root of the matter.’’
Salaam directed the provosts and rectors of the
institutions to submit the files of the sacked staff
to the assembly for investigation.
He also directed them to submit the files of the
management staff to the assembly for verification
and assessment.


news.bestnaira.com/posts/view/osun-govt-to-sack-204-academic-non-academic-staff-of-tertiary-institutions

May God help you all as you prepare for resumption.

Economic recession doesn't affect the wages of SIN----- It is still DEATH

Repent ye and be converted!


be closer to God when u resume in UI, God gives success and not man; also the trumpet can sound while u are in school.

God help u all

NEED THE MESSAGE 'THE MAN THAT NEARLY GOT THERE' by Rev Olusola Areogun..... pls if u have d link where I can get it, please drop it or if u have the audio or video, put d link...tanx

please I need a link to download the two parts of the message 'THE MAN THAT IS NEARLY THERE' BY REV OLUSOLA AREOGUN. please help me.. tanx

That is good BUT THE BEST PERSON YOU CAN MEET IS TO MEET CHRIST IN HEAVEN AT THE END OFTHIS WORLD.. BE YE SAVED

May God help me to reign with him in HEAVEN..Amen

Even though he has been declared the
Governor-elect of Tafki State Barmu
Dakatsalle has been unable to sit down and
enjoy it because of my refusal to telephone
him and concede.
His wives had planned a big party and invited
musicians from all over Tafki State to come
and perform in front of their house but
Barmu stopped the party, saying things are still
brewing underground. Since then he has been
running helter skelter asking every important
community and religious leader in the state to
plead with me to concede. The day he heard that
two SANs were seen in my house, people said he
almost fell down from his chair. He is so afraid of
what will happen when I go to the election
petition tribunal. He is like the chick who cannot
find a place to sit down and eat his food.
Obviously at Barmu’s prompting, the Tafki
Council of Elders sent a strong delegation to
plead with me to concede to Barmu in order to
give peace a chance. Another delegation of
Muslim clerics also came, saying I should accept
the will of God and concede. Maikahon Karo
arrived at my house just when their leader was
speaking and he promptly jumped into the
discussion saying, “Accept the will of God or
accept rigging? Who told you that Barmu won the
election? Do you know the mago mago that that
professor who calls himself returning officer did?
You people are saying Alhaji should accept the
will of God; is it God that said election should be
rigged?”
Many other groups also came to plead with me to
concede. There was a delegation of civil society
groups. I suspect they were the ones that
sneaked to my house and gave my orderly a piece
of paper containing Barmu Dakatsalle’s phone
number, that I should call him and concede.
Another group of trade unionists also came, as
did a group calling themselves Housewives for
Peace in Tafki State. They were led by one very
old woman. As soon as they came into my living
room, about 30 of them, they all knelt down and
started saying in unison, “Please Alhaji, phone
Barmu and concede so that we will have peace in
Tafki State.” Tsinin Kusa was there that day and
he said, “Stand up, you old women! Who sent
you? Is it not Barmu’s wife that sent you here to
plead with Alhaji? That bus that brought you here,
I know it. Barmu’s wife bought it recently from
her mechanic!”
When he saw that his hired delegations were
making no headway, Barmu decided to come to
my house himself. He arrived unannounced at
midnight together with the GSL party chairman
and Barmu’s close friend Ali Karatsaye. I know Ali
Karatsaye very well; he and Barmu were small
time contractors in Abuja and they used to come
to my office together. Barmu and his companions
were stopped at the gate and a message was
brought to me that someone who says he is the
Governor-elect was here to see me. I said, “Go
and tell him there is no Governor-elect in this
town until the tribunal finishes its work.” Since
his declaration as Governor-elect Barmu now has
four Mopols attached to him; they were the ones
that pushed my maiguard aside and he entered
my house.
I was sitting alone in the living room watching
television when they sauntered in. As soon as
they came into my living room Barmu came
straight at me, grinning broadly and said, “Alhaji,
since you refused to phone me and concede, I am
here myself to receive your concession. Maybe
you didn’t phone because you have no credit in
your phone. After all this campaign, I know you
can run out of money to buy credit. Since I am
here you can now concede to me face to face,
then we can tell the people of Tafki State that
Alhaji has conceded to his old friend. Afterall, I
have been your boy and your friend for a long
time. In fact we nearly became in-laws;
remember that I wanted to marry your sister that
time but you said you had already given her away
to somebody. Even now if you have another sister
I don’t mind adding since I still have one
vacancy.”
I said, “Look here Barmu, don’t bring to me all
those Charlie Charlie jokes. I don’t have any
sister to give you and I am not going to concede
to you whether by phone, by fax, by email, by
post or by courier. You know that you and GSL
betrayed me. We had an agreement but you
abandoned it after your party won the presidential
election. You must be punished for that. You
know you have many skeletons in your cupboard.
Your educational certificate is dubious. You were
once indicted by an investigative panel for
collecting money and failing to execute a
contract. You owe money to many banks and
your name is even at EFCC. That your running
mate was once dismissed from a local
government because he collected payment twice
with the same receipt. So how can I concede to
you with all these skeletons in your cupboard?
Each one of them can disqualify you.”
I expected to see fright on Barmu’s face but he
laughed hilariously and said, “Alhaji, you and I
have been together since when we were walking
about this neighbourhood without pants. Is this
what you want to do to your childhood friend, to
go and start revealing my secrets? What if I also
reveal your secrets? All the contracts that you
inflated when you were a director, was it not my
company’s letter headed paper that you were
using? I don’t think it is good for the two of us to
start revealing each other’s secrets.”
At that stage the state chairman of GSL
interjected. He said, “Alhaji, no one can come
between you and His Excellency the Governor-
elect. You grew up together and even in Abuja
you were doing your things together so no one
can come in-between the two of you. Alhaji, listen
to me very carefully. If you take your friend to the
tribunal it is only to the advantage of lawyers and
judges. A lawyer will eat from your pocket and a
lawyer will eat from Governor-elect’s pocket. The
tribunal chairman and members will also eat from
both of you. Policemen will eat, Malams will eat
and witchdoctors will also eat. My proposal is
this. Pick up your phone now and phone him,
even though you are sitting together on the same
settee. Then when he is forming his cabinet he
will make you the Secretary to the State
Government with a promise to hand over to you
when he finishes his second term.”

source- dailytrust.com.ng/weekly/index.php/satire/20331-gov-elect-cannot-sit-down-to-eat

pls I need UI post ume questions--to those that have it, somebody needs it...send it Josephatayero@gmail.com

both of them need salvation..the person that wants to revenge must know that he himself has some things people don't like about him.let them leave this and see to how the country will move forward..Let us start seeing good topics in our newspapers and not topics on revenge,terrorism,embezzlement,etc.
LONG LIVE NIGERIA

hello..let's preach peace na..

all of you are supporting violene because it is a king that says that harsh words,you people want partial change and not a total one.fighting should continue once it is your king that is doing it..
but why are we like this,we preach peace but our actions negates that..

you are to pray for a man after God's own heart and not just judging facially.

PEACE WE WANT!

Governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose, has
begged the striking lecturers of the Ekiti State
University, Ado Ekiti, to return to classrooms to
prevent disruption of academic calendar.
Fayose, who appealed to the lecturers to show
understanding over non-payment of the
September 2014 subvention owed by ex-
Governor Kayode Fayemi’s administration said
the future of the students would have to be
prioritised in the interest of all.
The governor spoke at the university’s
convocation ceremony where no fewer than 6,807
were conferred with Degree and Post Graduate
Degree awards in various courses.
The lecturers have declared an indefinite strike
over non-payment of their two-month salaries of
January and February.
Fayose, who was represented by the Deputy
Governor, Olusola Kolapo, said “You can all
attest to the fact that Governor Fayose is
passionate about the payment of salaries and
other benefits.
“We are begging for your understanding on this
issue because allowing the academic calendar to
be disrupted may not be in the interest of these
students, whose parents have so much invested
in.
The Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof
Patrick Aina, expressed delight over the
accreditation granted the institution’s College of
Medicine by National Universities Commission,
saying “the result of the Medical and Dental
Council is still being awaited, but with good
prognosis.”
Aina said the 2012/ 2013 session produced 19
First Class ,991 Second Class and 4,451 Second
class lower divisions ,while 1,081 and 58
graduating students were in Second Class Lower
Division and Pass respectively .

The Independent National Electoral Commission
(INEC) has charged corps members and other
staff of the commission to be deployed for the
conduct of the 2015 General Elections to be
above board.
The commission gave the charge in Benin City at
a – two day refreshers training organized for the
ad-hoc staff.
The training is to prepare them adequately for
duties to assigned to them in the March 28 and
April 11, 2015 general elections.
Addressing the corp members, a senior official
from INEC headquarters in Abuja, Mr. Mustapha
expressed the need to be transparent, while
performing their duties with due diligence in order
not to provoke any crisis.
On his part, Mr. Muyiwa Adelekan, an official from
the Edo State office of INEC implored trainees to
be steadfast and committed to their assigned
duties, in line with the Electoral Act.
Mr. K. G. Olawale, the Electoral Officer in charge
of Oredo Local Government Area urged the ad-hoc
staff to exercise dexterity while discharging their
responsibilities.
Mr. Olawale encouraged them to shun violence
and be of good conduct while interfacing with the
electorate in order to give room for mutual
understanding between officers and the
electorate.
The training which was conducted in two
segments had both theoretical and practical
sections, in which the ad-hoc staff were trained
extensively on the do’s and don’t of the electoral
process.


thenationonlineng.net/new/2015-polls-be-above-board-inec-tells-staff/

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in the State
of Osun has debunked the rumour that Ogbeni
Rauf Aregbesola is planning a massive
retrenchment of senior civil servants on grade
level 12 and above, including other workers above
the age of 50 from the state’s employment after
the general elections.
In a statement from the party’s Directorate of
Publicity Research and Strategy, the APC
described the rumour as, “the usual silly spin of
falsehood characteristic of PDP’s evil genius for
manufacturing and propagating wicked lies
especially in the State of Osun.”
According to the APC, “at no time did Aregbesola
contemplate to retrench any staff of any grade or
age, and no such thing will be allowed to happen
any time soon or in the future.
“From day one, the policy of “gainful employment”
of the APC governor, Rauf Aregbesola, had been,
continues to remain and will be the intensified
mantra of the party in the months and years
ahead.
“The only monstrous obstacle to this policy,” the
APC contended, “is the evil construct of the PDP-
led federal government in starving Osun State of
its legitimate statutory funding.
“Not many people knew, until Governor Fashola of
Lagos State revealed recently, that to further
starve APC states in particular of funding
assistance, the PDP Minister of Finance, Ngozi
Okonjo-Iweala ordered the banks not to help fund
state government projects.
“This kind of frustrating impediment is what the
PDP is using to force states of the opposition to
look for ways to overcome deliberate
strangulation, through forced retirement of
workers.
“But the APC government is more innovative and
constructive than the PDP had imagined.
“Rather than contemplate retrenchment as the
PDP was scheming, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola is
planning the creation of more jobs for the people;
and one of the ways, indeed the most effective
way to achieve this for Nigerians is to defeat the
PDP on March 28 and April 11 Presidential and
general election,” the APC said.
“The evil that the PDP has become, through its
promoting of massive corruption in the system,
has brought Nigeria to its knees,” the APC
argued, adding that, “Unless Nigerians as a
people remove this obstacle to their progress and
well-being, their suffering will deteriorate.”
The APC therefore, alerted the people of Osun not
to fall for the lies of the PDP because their
purpose is to mislead, confuse and confound the
masses to get them to vote for this same party
that has turned Nigeria into the hell of a place
that it is today.

WOULD you say the way the oil and gas sector is
being run, that you are at home with it?
When you talk about the oil and gas, talking
about the downstream, it ends with exploration,
production and the technicalities. I may not be in
the position to talk deep into the upstream
sector. But you know, the downstream is what
the country talks about, that is the distribution,
the marketing and the availability of fuel.
Obviously, every Nigerian wants to have the pump
price that they can afford. They want a
distribution network that is available everywhere
in the country and there is no time they will be
satisfied with any price they feel is unbearable for
them. We have been on that for years. I won’t go
into whether the present price is okay or not,
those are the things we fought so many years
ago. During the military dictatorship, we in
NUPENG, before the government could take any
policy on the downstream sector, at least to
increase the pump price, we were called on.
I remember the 70 kobo per litre lasted for so
many years, 70 kobo not naira. It was in 1993
when oil workers in the marketing sector industry
had to protest that the overhead cost of running
their companies was being affected by the low
price. Well, we had to negotiate with the
government, which even wanted to raise it up. But
we decided to settle for N2 .70 Kobo. We used
that price until I was abducted and imprisoned
during the June 12 struggle. That was part of our
political and social history. But I know that when
I was in Bama Prisons in 1994, I was there barely
two months when the Abacha regime increased
from N2.70k to N11 .00 without consultation or
anything with the civil society or Labour, because
already, NUPENG was frustrated.
Since then, it has been on the upward trend and
the labour unions, which are supposed to monitor
these things and call government to order were
not able to do it up till today. Those are some of
the things I see with Nigeria Labour Movement of
today, that lots of impunity go on in the country
and nobody check them; so it is not only in the
oil industry. We want what you call an effective
oil industry being the life wire of the country,
mono-economy? But what can we do? People like
us are retired, we stay at home, so the
government plays a lot of games with the NNPC
big players and it has become the honey pot.
During your time in the industry, did you forsee a
time like we have it currently in Nigeria that we
will be going in and out of crisis in that sector?
Normally, when there is no good governance and
if there are no checks and balances, impunity
thrives. That is why government needs strong
institutions and once the institutions are
compromised in a country; for instance, the EFCC
is there to check financial crimes; the ICPC are
there, the state security services, these are their
jobs. It is not the jobs of people like us to know
the accounting mechanism of the NNPC and all.
There are institutions that are supposed to check
all those things, Accountant General’s office,
Auditor General’s office, those are the things we
call weak institutions, the system itself.
That is why some of us have sensed the
democratic regime since 1999, some of us have
not being satisfied with the way our country. In
other words, we want a dynamic country where
there is egalitarianism, justice, equity, but the
way politics has gone, we are terribly
disillusioned. Why do we have to go into all those
struggles and sufferings and deprivations, if the
end result of democratic rule is going to be worse
than the military?
We have been in democratic practice for 16 years
and things seem to be getting worse. Do we now
envisage a situation where we have to go back to
the pre-politics era or what do you think is the
way out?
Obviously, nobody wants military rule. People
always say the balance is that the worst
democracy, civil rule is better than the military
rule, no matter how benevolent the military is. We
have lived all as activists and freedom fighters,
there is no way we could talk about military
coming back and they know. Actually, it was after
the June 12 struggle that the Nigerian military,
which were almost addicted to ceasing powers in
coups, felt humiliated, that the people could resist
to that level. Since then, I know they have on
their own decided that never again will they cease
power in this country, that the people will not just
look at them, because we know what we did with
them for 10 to 12 weeks of our resistance. We do
not want the military. At least, we still have
freedom of the press, people demonstrating and
all that. The military wouldn’t accept that.
Do you see a free and fair election?
Obviously, it will be clean and fair because the
PVC is a better source of managing the electoral
fraud. That is why you could see here, a sitting
government trying to use a back door. This is the
greatest thing that could happen to electioneering
in the third world. If we cannot go full electronics
voting, this is the closest thing to electronics
voting where a card is a human being, not just
figures. You must be a human being to have a
card. We will count humans. That’s what we call
dry voting, not wet voting. I analyse these things,
some people will come, daydreaming to say that
some people are against Jonathan in Bayelsa
State. I just laugh; you cannot go against
Jonathan in Bayelsa. Jonathan will clear his 95%
or 90% in Bayelsa State and there is nothing we
can do about that.
In Delta State, I told you the real thing, there is
no way Buhari can beat Jonathan in Delta State,
especially when the opposition is now between
two big Urhobo sons, the major voting bloc of
Delta, Olorogun Otega and Great Ogboru. This we
know but the elections, there is no way they
could do it. I think that is why the PDP is
panicking about the whole thing. They suspect
that the elections will nail their coffin after 16
years. But they should not panic really because in
a real democracy, after you have done your bit
and people feel you are not good enough, you try
the alternative party. That is the legacy I think
Jonathan should leave behind in this country. I
know he has some hawks in his party and kitchen
cabinet, pushing him to sink this country. Let him
not sink this country. If he sinks the country, he
is a human being, he will die one day; we shall all
die and history will judge him. He should not dare
to sink the country and there is no way anybody
in the country can sink Nigeria because if he
dares, the whole people will rise against him.

Asaba — THE All Progressives Congress (APC) has cautioned the Deeper Life Bible Church and its General Superintendant, Pastor William Kumuyi, not to mislead Nigerians

Kumuyi, who was represented by the Delta State overseer of the church, Senior Pastor Obinna Nkemjika, at a media briefing in Asaba, had posited that a cleric, who involved himself in political activities, had engaged in mundane things and lack the vision for his pastoral calling.

Such cleric, Kumuyi continued, may not be too far from the combination of the presidential candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Muhammadu Buhari, and Pastor Yemi Osinbajo in the forthcoming general elections.

But the Delta State chapter of the APC had disagreed with the church that the people would not be liberated from the shackles of oppression if anointed men of God do not take up the mantle of leadership, urging the church not to deceive Christians.

State Publicity Secretary of the party, Isaac Adaka Adakpo, in an interview, maintained that the era has come for politics to be Christianised, maintaining that Christians have no reason to complain if the ungodly ones find their ways into the helms of affairs because they were afforded the same opportunity.

He said: "Christians should become politicians, take chieftaincy titles and become kings because if you reject politics as a Christian and say it is ungodly, then the ungodly people take over and you do not have to complain. We need to Christianise politics."

Adakpo, in a veiled reply, said the country is currently sinking low amidst the fallen oil price and depreciating currency because the affairs of the nation lie in the hands of clueless leaders, who, he said, "have no fear of God."

He urged Christians, especially clerics, who are already politicking, to get their acts together if Nigeria must be liberated.

"It is imperative, therefore, for those seeking political power among them in the upcoming general elections to sit-up.

"That is why we are calling for change, which is the more reason why Nigerians must, for uprightness, vote out on March 28 and April 11 the looters of our common destiny," he emphasized.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201503201280.html

dailyindependentnig.com/2015/03/dont-mislead-christians-apc-cautions-deeper-life/

That of Agric is opposite the FACULTY OFFICE

u can get ur skul receipt at ur faculty finance office.

THE FINANCE OFFICE FOR FACULTY OF SCIENCE IS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS .
THAT OF EDUCATION IS IN EDUCATION, THE FLOOR UNDER THE FLOOR OF HOD's OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TEACHER EDUCATION

Tritte:
Hi guys....what's the format for the said authority to pay cause after applying and was approved all i saw was Congratulations bla bla bla

authority to pay' was given to you after clearance by d admission officers

Bmark:
bab what is accomodation confirmation page?,same thing as authority to pay? cos na only authority to pay i printed oh..

that is the page that writes like this 'your application to block A room 6 has been confirmed'

sigolisis:


Similar palava o, i was trying to upload my pin and the site told me that 'the pin does not exist', i went back to the bank and the bank officials said it is UI that generates the pins. I dont know who to run to again

u will have to cum to ui and report that at the MIS

bealuv:
Jossy,hi....longest time...hope you're good sha...
Hi everyone...please cld anyone drop the account number you used to pay in the accomodation fee and school fees as well....a lot of banks in Lagos dont have it just yet.or you could send it to this number 08186667887....thank you all....much love

gud evening ma.how was last session ma and i hope all is well? Stay blessed

sassy55:
Alright. So m done..m in Ibadan..ayaf finished paying...WHR do I get my receipt? After dat what do I do?

u cant get your skul until u resume and it can be got from the faculty finance office

zezeny:
#‎saykcent‬

GREATEST UITES !!!

As regards checking in into halls of residence, from my enquiries from some of the porters in the halls, it may not be too certain whether the checking in will start fully on Saturday. From their responses, one could easily deduce that the hall clearance and checking in is likely not to start fully until Monday, 23rd March, 2015.

Therefore, it is advisable that you wait till Monday before coming for your hall clearance, that is if you stay in a far away place to Ibadan. But if you stay nearby to school, you may check on Saturday to see the situation of things.

As regards me, I will keep you all informed if there is going to be any serious exercise on Saturday

Once again, you need the following for your hall clearance:

* ACCOMMODATION CONFIRMATION PAGE
* LETTERES OF REFEREE
* ACCOMMODATION RECEIPT
* PASSPORTS
* HALL DUE (VARIES ACCORDING TO HALL)

Thanks

K.CENT PRESIDING
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mr zezeny the lawyer,politician.well done sir. I hope all is well sir?

Phunkey88:
sorry I have lots if questions . I have not been able to print out the authority to pay. they said its been processed though u have given hostel room pls help

your application must first be confirmed before u would be able to print 'authority to pay'

Phunkey88:
jossy4lov pls can we hook up on whstsapp. your no pls

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Phunkey88:
pls are we to pay the bundle n the school fees together

u are to pick bundle fee cos u will do GES

pls i beg all of u,dont come on saturday pls, resume on Monday,,u may not be given any key until monday.bt if u know somebody who presently stays in mellamby u can resume there cos Industrial Training students are currently there..

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revived7:
Hmm I don't understand Dis first and d best university sha....am still pursuing Dis payment tin......am I not to be given a pin in d bank or is it from d uni main site....cus am hearing stories from Dis banks o....pls ans my ques asap...tnks

pls o bro,u are to collect ur pin at the bank and not inside ui...you must not go until the bank officials produce u ur pin sir

Taylor184:
Always good bro....I guess you are in school now?

yes sir..u?

Mr Taylor, how are u sir