Angel0116:
Thanks a lot.My score is 66.75 and the cut off for nursing last year was 67,I don't want to risk it.But some people said the cut off might not increase.

Wouldn't advice you risk it either, with the current pass level, you can just settle for a course you think you'll like and attempt to cross, if eventually it doesn't work out, you can still settle there.

Toluabigr8:
hausa sef dey do pros........i wonder how dem go dy scream wen you dey hammer

Aaahh.. Wayo Allah, wayo allah. Shege, wayoooo

Orpe7:



Yes o its a jungle out there

Lol. Since you can survive there, its habitable then. Perhaps we can arrange something?


But chill am I safe? Lol.

vimma:
There's someone here who asked if she could cross to nursing... Yes you can


I had a friend that crossed from chemistry to nursing in UI... And her first year GP was not even spectacular.. But it was a 2.1

This is for you Angel0116

jide4lagos:
I SPENT MOST OF MY TIME IN A BOARDING SCHOOLS FROM NUR TO HIGHER INSTITUTION BECAUSE MY PARENT WERE SCARED OF THE INFLUENCE OF THAT AREA ON US BUT THAT AREA STILL INFLUENCE US NO BE SMALL. SMOKING WEED IN THAT AREA NA NORMAL THING, STREET STEALING IN THE NAME OF STREET FIGHTING CAN OCCUR AT ANYTIME BUT ARMED ROBBERS AND CULTISTS NO FIT ENTER THE AREA. HOUSE WIVES NO DEY GET COOKING POT NA SO SO FOOD MONEY DEM DEY COLLECT FROM THEIR HUSBAND HAND. FORNICATION NA EVERYBODY BUSINESS, THEIR IS NO FAMILY IN THE STREET THAT DOESNOT HAVE A MEMBER ABROAD. I FIT ARRANGE A FIRST HAND VISIT FOR YOU IF YOU WANT.

Wow!! Interesting! I'm up for it bro, honestly.
I'd just like to see that side of Lagos.
Let's do something..

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Orpe7:


So we live on the same street.

hey there..u live there? tell me bro, is it as bad there as its painted, i'd like to visit that place.

jide4lagos:
WOW! SO ALOT OF MY STREET PEOPLE DEY HERE. THAT CHURCH IS SIX BUILDING AWAY FROM WHERE I WAS BORN AND RAISED. VERY GOOD, FRIENDILY AND UNDERSTANDING CHURCH. OKEPOPO IJIKENJI. I MISS THAT AREA LIKE ...

hey bro! So u grew up there? Nice nice, while the church story is interesting, what caught my attention is how the area was described. Tell me bro, what was growing up like for you?
I'd like to go to that place, honestly.

Ajet001:
Don't mind them How can MBBS cut-off be 75.xx when last year cut-off mark was 76.75

Guys will smile if it can be 75 tho.

They'll probably exceed the quota if its pegged at 75!

EngrBello:


the cut off for law they too low,right
U wann make dem increase am

Lol. Hell no! I intended to type shouldn't, autocorrect changed it to should, like its autocorrect that wants to gain admission

oldfoolnigger:
u follow me saw the law cutoff.
hahaha.
I sweat no be small at first o

Lol. That feeling when I wan check cutoff, I just dey scroll the thing slowly before I reach law. My heart almost jump out!

EngrBello:



[b]I would be very happy if this could become Cut off for 2017[b\] its false anyway.....

It should be oh!
That law cut off ehn. Lol
But people are petty sha, somebody somewhere just sat down to type lies.
Oldfoolnigger abi how u see am?

stonekc:
fake ads story

Goan check what fiction means smartypants

I picked a rather unexpected interest in Nicholas before his first month with the office would be over. I couldn’t explain if it had something to do with how handsome he was or something else. I just observed that despite being some years older than him, I frequently watched him anytime he had a reason to walk into the open hallway from where I could see him.

I would watch his tall frame trotter down to the reception and back up. From simple mere admiration, it soon developed into a lusting, I began straining my eyes to pick out the size of his dick by consistently sizing him up using his fly.

I only did get lucky once after he had used the restroom and was returning to his office room. His rather long dick made a very significant curve across the front of his trousers and since he was possibly unaware, he walked his way back with the long bulge alarmingly exhibited for all to see. I remember seeing the few guys and ladies in the reception plant their eyes on his fly as he walked across the hall.

Nicholas was huge and it became news within hours! While others initially appeared to be only interested in discussing about the dick’s size, I was already gearing up to fucking him! The sheer gladness of being the first to Bleep him within the office, was enough motivation to try!

However, my humble desire for him was soon replaced by killing hurt! I was soon told a day after, that the first six ladies who had tried approaching or seducing Nicholas after his dick-size news broke out, were only embarrassed and turned down flatly by him! It got me mad.

I couldn’t believe it would happen in our office, an office where everybody was as free and equal and never flaunted their beauty or body. An office anybody could pick up a Bleep whenever they liked and from whoever they liked. It was a standing custom and It was only more disturbing when the information also said that Mrs. Funke who hardly bleeps in the office was equally turned down as well.

That was the point when I swore that I was going to Bleep Nicholas whether he wanted it or not! It was either he began fucking everyone just like we have always done or he left the office! I was so bitter that I had to call Mr. Festus our boss to on phone inform him of the matter.

He wasn’t very convincing in his response surprisingly and he kept emphasizing on patience. He equally said he suspected Nicholas was either a church dude or had a girlfriend he was trying not to cheat. To that I paid little or no interest. And by the time I had dropped the call I had already made up my mind. I was going to approach Nicholas mildly just like every other person did but was going to teach him a lesson if he ever tried being stupid. After all he was younger than myself and I had a legacy to protect on behalf of the office. Even if it was a legacy of shameless sodomy.

It was a Wednesday morning the day I went to his office to see him. As part of the plan, I had to wear a bare-it-all-in-the-back skirt. In front it looked like a skirt but behind, my bare ass was sticking out of the hole created at the rare side of the skirt. Given that I had no panties on, my pussy always comes into view as I walked.

I had worn it to the office twice before but hadn’t done so since Nicholas joined us. As soon as I stepped into his office, it was the first thing he stuck his eyes on, as I said hi walking across his desk to the desk of his partner Prince just in front. He replied and equally told me Prince was not around when I asked about the guy. I told him I was going to wait for him but while I did, I tried striking up a conversation with him. I also began playing seduction, allowing him views of my thighs and bare pussy, all in a bid to get him interested in my motive.

He was fairly responsive and would cast a glance in-between my legs now and again! He would also look at me in the eyes as though to ascertain if I was really aware of how blatantly spread my thighs were! To this, I will slightly smile while spreading them even further.

I was rightly pleased when he had a reason to stand from his desk for that was when I got to see that his dick was responding to my dirty tricks quite well. His unmistakably long dick, was visibly forming a tent on the right leg of his trousers. Despite his efforts to conceal it with the paper-file he had in his hand, I still got to see it all.

I was soon creaming my vulva!

Incidentally, I got the shock of my life, when Nicholas suddenly asked me to leave as he had work to do. It came like a blow because this was the same dude who was obviously being entertained by my nudity and even had to hide an evident hard-on. Why he would suddenly turn very arrogant confounded me.

Thankfully, Prince appeared just about then and after feigning he was the one I actually visited and having a little talk with him, I left their office amid a spell-bound Prince who couldn’t tear away his eyes from my naked swinging ass all the way. However, this was the moment and I was set to deal with Nicholas. I never ever felt he would turn me down and in such an embarrassing manner. With what I had in mind, he was going to be very lucky if he finished work the next day the same way he visited the office, that was my resolve.

And my threat, I did accomplish. I was dressed in another micro-mini skirt the following day and had a bust-displaying blouse to match. The push-up bra I wore meant my boobs looked like they would drop out any moment.

As I walked to my office that morning, everybody kept whistling and hailing me – speaking about how they wished they could Bleep me right then. Unfortunately, I was too annoyed to respond as I was rather more interested in Nicholas coming to work, as the outfit was totally worn with him in mind.

Thankfully, he arrived in no time and briskly walked across the reception into the east corridor for his office. Knowing he was around now meant I was going to keep an eye on him, expecting him to show up again soon. This he did just about an hour after as he walked out of the east corridor and over to the restroom. He barely said a word to the group who had gathered there at the reception to gist, and while I was supposed to be there, it was part of my plan to join them as soon as Nicholas surfaced.

“Where do you think you are going to young man?…”, I enquired as I abruptly joined the reception just as Nicholas made it across my gisting co-workers for the east corridor.

He turned, smiled and waved his head. But as soon as he tried to resume walking again, I made for his belt – grabbing it, I pulled him back. All to the amazement of the gathered people there. They were probably thinking I wanted to fight him but were rightly stunned when I grabbed his dick which was surprisingly half-erect, by his fly. He screamed and jumped.

“You must Bleep one of us today!” I announced without shame! “You cannot be in this office and play saint! You either learn how to Bleep or resign!” The entire reception burst into laughter! Some were already responding affirmatively, stressing how Nicholas had just being unpleasantly different from the rest of us.

“I don’t understand…” he said, wincing at the relative pain he was feeling from how I was slightly crushing his balls as I held his entire dick in my hand through his fly. He had his hands on my hand in a bid to damper the pressure I was exerting.

“Well, you will soon understand!”, I was pulling down my skirt to expose my panty-less pussy and ass! I instantly noticed his dick grow in my hands! “You claim to be a saint but would get a hard-on once you see a pussy!”

My watching colleagues burst into laughter again as they continued to encourage me! Quite soon, my skirt was tipped aside and I stepped out of it! Then I pulled out one of my boobs from my blouse!

“Nicholas…you will suck my pussy this morning!” I increased the intensity of my grip, leaving him jumping in pain!

“Okay…okay okay okay!!” He screamed, mixing his affirmation with apology!

“And not only that, you will also suck that of everybody here!” His eyes widened up, but soon went cold as soon as I pressed his nuts in again!

“Yes, I will”, he shouted in pain!
Part III?
https://www.nairaland.com/3835698/office-called-sodom-iii

Over 10k views and counting! Ajet001 oldfoolnigger CondomSir ISISs good job guys.. Would have loved to help out here too, but I've been busy, would do when I have time on my hands though, but then, weh done sirs.

HARDDON:



This is why we always advise: dont shut d door rudely wen taking a sleek walk. Leave it ajar. Whether with ladies or in life generally. You never can tEll


Ouch @ first bolded.

@ second bolded, your intention aint still pure. I perceive u'd just get her laid n move on breaking her heart a second time.

yours truly wudnt be part of that

I've been thinking about it, and i really do want her back, what can i do harddon, help a bro in need, she's sliping away.

Btw I just heard that the COI/COC is out. Change can only be done at cbt centres nationwide for 2k5.

CondomSir:

Hahaha by God's grace we go jam for UI by december bro

Lol naso bro!




Lemme comman be going. Lol!

mayorxyneyo:
Help a brother ooo! For Food Tech, I hope PHY, CHM,MTH utme combo and End, Math, Physical, Chm, Bio is acceptable in UI? When do we start turning in our o level results too? Don't mind me, just inquisitive!

You require;
Five SSCE credit passes to include Physics, Chemistry,
Mathematics, English Language and any other
Science subject. The utme combo is perfect too.
So I guess you're good to go.
As for when we'll start turning in o'level result, stay glued to this thread *hands u chair*

CondomSir:
My result..
eng= 62
maths= 79
phy= 65
chem= 56

Total Score= 262

I didn't nail it hard like you medical guys but i had enough score to get me Statistics. I wouldn't say jamb deducted my score cus i already knew what my score range will be. I knew i was going to score the highest in maths and the lowest in chemistry(stupid bunch of organic chemistry)

So make una help me thank God say at least i passed. My agg score is 62.75 and Statistics cutoff last year was 50.

E be like say i don enter sch already oh!

Lol! Goan get your acceptance and school fee ready bro, u're official. Wait for ours, we go jam for there!

The independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared Mansur Ali of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the winner of the bye-election conducted in Mashi/Dutsi federal constituency. Prof Hudu Ayuba, the Returning Officer to the election, who announced the results in Mashi on Sunday, said APC won the election with 27,968 votes.

He said Nazif Yusuf of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) scored 19,451 votes, while Kabir Abdullahi of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) polled 332 votes.

He announced that the total registered voters in the constituency were 135,571, while 51,576 voters were accredited for the election. Ayuba said of the total 50,084 votes cast 47,751 were valid, while 2,333 were rejected.

He thanked all those who participated as well as other stakeholders for the success of the exercise.

Malam Abubakar Abdullahi, the agent of PDP candidate, described the election as free and fair, stressing that it was the unanimous decision of the electorate and no one could change it.

NAN reports that the election was sequel to the death of Sani Bello who was representing the constituency.


Source: www.nan.ng/politics/apc-wins-katsina-bye-election/
Cc OAM4J Mynd44

Ajet001:
Isiss, Neurojosh it's been a while I was banned by the "antispams bot"
But now i'm back
Larabae13 nice having you around God bless you pls do not be far from us
kingovo condomsir oldfoolnigger: thanks for your response to questions ask by people
Thanks. God bless
Let the good work continue..!!

I greet everyone
UI

You're welcome bro..
Greetings to you too.
Cheers.

mydavidorf:
I find it difficult to understand this Biafra struggle. While some are dieng as a result of d struggle some others"wise ones"are using the struggle to enrich themselves. If u people (Biafrans) are serious why is it that ur leaders are not supporting d struggle ? why did Odumegu Ojukwu that started it failed woefully in Southeast (Biafra) when he contested for President? why is Ike Ekweremadu not at d forefront of d struggle? why is Ogbonaya Onu not at d forefront of d struggle? these are questions d young biafrans should ask them selves.tell Ekweremadu to present ur case at d Senate House

When I read comments like this, I burst into fits of laughter. I want to address some raised points here. Firstly, the agitation for Biafra is a Nationalistic move, the Igbos have realised the need to have a common voice together as one nation, this isn't a crime at all. What however is a "crime" is non possession of the right to secede in a Federation. That tackled, hitherto, I had always wondered why Ojukwu contested for the president of Nigeria when he wanted out of it, I want you to think about this, hypothetically, let's say Ojukwu became president, don't you think there is possibility that he could have called for a sort of restructuring, or perhaps moved to change Nigeria into a Confedracy, where the right to secede is legal? While these are mere assumptions, it is a possibility.
As I have pointed out earlier, the call for Biafra is a Nationalistic call, this however does not mean that all Igbos would be in support of it, hence Ekweremadu et al, even in India, there were those against Gandhi, did that mean that Indians didn't have a right to seek self governance or were not interested in it? The people that are eating from our national cake would not want it shared, and this is the case with people like Ekweremadu, this however does not mean the call for Biafra is not legitimate.

When then Colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu declared that the Eastern Region had seceded from the rest of the country on May 30, 1967, many had thought mere police action was all that was required to quell the Biafran rebellion. But it took three years for the administration of General Yakubu Gowon to end the civil war on January 16, 1970 when Ojukwu’s then chief of staff, General Phillip Effiong, made a formal surrender statement/declaration at a ceremony in Lagos. At the end of the war, the Gowon regime invented the ‘No victor no vanquished’ slogan to signal that there was no winner or loser in the war.The administration followed up the slogan with the catch-phrase ‘One Nigeria’. But 50 years after Ojukwu declared the hostilities that claimed millions of lives, mostly on the Biafran side, many Igbo people say the conditions that made the civil war inevitable still haunt them today. They allege that they are still marginalised by the Nigerian federation. Consequently, whereas some Igbo are taking the extreme option of asking for separation from Nigeria, many others want a
restructuring of the federation to redress the alleged marginalisation.
Meanwhile, the fact is that 50 years after the secessionist bid was launched, many of the challenges that ignited Biafra are unresolved remains an issue for many Igbo people. For instance, Mazi Kalu Onuoha Orji, a septuagenarian, who fought on the side of Biafra in the civil war, believes nothing has changed in then situation of the Igbo in the federation and now. ‘What led to the declaration of Biafra 50 years ago is still happening. Look at how we are being treated, not even as a second but third class citizens. Our people are using their blood to develop this country,” Orji told Sunday Vanguard last week. “The Federal Government must show courage and give Ndigbo their deserved sense of belonging; otherwise the agitation for Biafra will not die.”


Not an Igbo coup


A former National Secretary of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Nduka Eya, said the Biafra issue had been on the lips of everybody even as people had been reacting differently about it. “But why the declaration in the first place? It was because the Igbo are the only Nigerians that accept the country the British put together for us and only the Igbo accepted it as a country of their own. The late Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe fought for it all his life and had to wait for the North to be ready. He was a pan-Africanist. “Then the pogrom came and the coup followed and instead of seeing the coup as involving every nationality, they saw it as an Igbo coup. Biafra came because they were telling us we were not part of the country.” On General Alani Akinrinade’s regret on the fight against Biafra, Eya said: “General Akinrinade is now looking in retrospect. He has found out it was not an Igbo coup. He is right. He now understands what Biafra was all about. Biafra was lost to international conspiracy. Biafra included the entire old Eastern Region, now the South-East
and South-South. “The states created by Gowon were to destabilize the region. Now Akinrinade has seen it is true because of the self- determination agitations in some other places. 50 years after, we still cry to know if we are part of Nigeria. We want to be on our own. “Akinrinade is seeing it too late. He fought against Biafra. I urge the Ndigbo to stay calm because it is a constitutional issue.” The Eastern Consultative Assembly, ECA, said the war was still on-going 50 years after the declaration of Biafra and 47 years after the war ended.



New battlefield


Deputy Leader of ECA, Chief (Mrs) Marie Okwo, told Sunday Vanguard in Enugu that the Federal Government had not stopped fighting the Igbo, adding that the war has now shifted to political and economic marginalisation. “As I have always say, the war has not really ended. It is still on but there is a new battle-field. It is not a conventional war as we are being deprived of our rights both ecomically and politically. We are not given our dues contrary to the Constitution that guides the country. The war is fiercer now than what it was between 1967 and 1970 when the physical war was fought. They should restructure this country. The North think they own Nigeria and that we are their tenants or slaves. This is why the country will continue to be in a mess”. The Igbo Youth Movement, IYM, said it no longer believed in Nigeria as a country for Igbo people. Founder of IYM, Evangelist Elliot Ugochukwu- Uko, said this was why many Igbo people were behind the leader of the Indegenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, in his efforts to realise the Biafran dream. Ugochukwu-Uko is also the Deputy Secretary, Igbo Leaders of Thought, ILT. His words, “Your question is begging the issue, our reasons are obvious. Our people are behind him simply because he has proved to be devoted, dedicated and committed to freeing our people from the prison called Nigeria. He has also proved that he can make sacrifices for the sake of our people. “You see, Nnamdi Kanu is not the problem of Nigeria, rather the problems of Nigeria threw up Nnamdi Kanu. He and his followers are merely reacting to the wickedness of the system. “On the 29th of July, 1966, 51 years ago, some northern soldiers in their twenties killed then Head of State, General Agwuyi Ironsi, and Col. Fajuyi, then military governor of Western Region, in Ibadan and seized power, led Nigeria through a bloody civil war, carved Nigeria along their whims, created states and local governments, designed the Nigerian Constitution according to their interests and have held Nigeria by the jugular ever since. “They left sorrow, tears and blood, established the Nigerian corrupt political culture and still insist on dictating our future whether we like it or not. “It does not matter to them that the Nigeria they designed is not working, that 20 states cannot pay salaries, that 90 percent of the citizens want Nigeria returned to regional arrangement, that more than half of our population have completely lost faith in Nigeria, and that about one quarter of the population are completely bent on seceding from Nigeria. These soldiers of fortune and their civilian accomplices have continued to resist every plea to restructure Nigeria back to regional autonomy. “Every effort, since Aburi, Ghana 50 years ago, Abacha’s conference 20 two years ago, Obasanjo’s conference 12 years ago and Jonathan’s confab three years ago, has been frustrated, resisted by these small gods, who believe they own Nigeria. Kanu and his followers only represent the voice of the masses who are simply saying ‘We can’t take it anymore’. “Those who destroyed Nigeria and their accomplices, plus those who are in comfort zone are probably the only people who still believe in Nigeria the way it is. The fact that the trio of Buhari, Buratai and Daura of DSS turned Kanu into a hero overnight, simply shows that Kanu’s activism positively resonates with millions of our people. So it is the injustice initiated and condoned by some people that inspired Kanu to embark on a project to free his people from servitude. So, Kanu is not the problem, the problem are those who believe they are born to rule and dominate others perpetually”. Utter neglect The Chairman, South East Caucus of Inter-Party Advisory Council, Chief Emeka Okafor, said what South-East people are going through is horrible. “These are people that almost laid the foundation and built Nigeria with their investments all over the country. They are now utterly neglected in every aspect of the polity,”Okafor said. “After the Biafran war, the ‘No victor no vanquished’ slogan was introduced. But what we have witnessed is a greater level of marginalization. No infrastructure. Look at the state of the Niger Bridge, it is because it is in Igbo land; if it were to be located in other parts of Nigeria, they would have rehabilitated it long time ago. “The Igbo people developed Ogbunigwe during the Biafran era; ordinarily the nation would have tapped into the ingenuity of the people and brushed up what they did. But it was neglected and Nigeria spends billions of Naira procuring arms and ammunition. This great idea was abandoned simply because it was done by Ndigbo. Technicians of first class brains abound in Igbo land who government should have brushed up to get the best that will help in building this nation to where it ought to be, but it is not so.” He, however, urged the Ndigbo to stop talking of leaving Nigeria. He argued that the Ndigbo have about 70 per cent investments in Nigeria and should not abandon their hard earned wealth. Okafor said the Federal Government should, in line with its programme of raising funds for the rebuilding of the North-East, also compensate the Igbo for their loss during the war. “We should remain here to fight and get what is due to us, we are not going anywhere. We have invested a lot in Nigeria,” he added.



Reflection
AN Igbo leader in Ebonyi State, Chief Abia Onyike, said the reason the North is opposed to the agitation by some Igbo separatist groups is that the success would turn the tide against them economically and politically. Onyike explained that the regret expressed by Akinrinade on Biafra was a reflection of the fact that those who participated in the war against Igbo acted out of ignorance, stressing that it was not the duty of a statesman to fight against those agitating for self-determination.
“The expression of regret by Akinrinade is not the first time he will be saying so. He said so in the 1990s when the June 12 election was annulled. It shows that most people who participated in the war against Igbo acted out of ignorance. It is not the duty of a statesman to go about fighting those agitating for self-determination. Even the British have never fought the Irish and Scottish for wanting to secede”, he stated. “Now the Nigerian federation has run into a mortal crisis, no thanks to the unitary system imposed by the Hausa-Fulani-Yoruba military dictators who have held Nigeria hostage for three decades. “The clamour for the restructuring of the federation is an impossibility given the rigid disposition of the Arewa faction of the neo-fascist hegemonic alliance because the Northern leaders see the clamour as an attempt to turn the tide against them. Only a national democratic revolution can resolve the problem by democratizing the centres of feudalism in northern and western Nigeria; otherwise there is no solution to the hydra-headed crisis of this national question.”

Source: www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/biafran-war-veteran-others-lament-50-years-after-nigeria-has-shown-it-is-the-victor-igbo-the-vanquished/

HARDDON:
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Hey harddon! I must confess you're a boss! A messiah for the boys. A friend introduced me to this thread, and though I was sceptical at first, I started reading, had to go back to page zero after I read some very interesting stuff.
Now I have a question to ask, there's this girl, we used to date, she was head over heels for me then, and I was soo bad arse she liked it, so I got bored of the whole bs and stopped calling, she would call and call, and I won't pick, she texted me to say it was over, didn't call her even at that. Fast forward a year, and she's turn out to be one hawt chick, and I've been trying to connect since (maybe a bit desperately), and she's acting up, rarely replies msgs, bangs calls on me and stuff, like the table turned.
What can I do? Like I know what I want; to just date her and feed my ego. I want her back under my control. Please help a nigga!!

Cc OAM4J Mynd44

donblazer10:
bro thanks..you're a life saver

You're welcome bro.
Cheers!

In April 2017, Igbo traders took to the streets in Yenagoa in an unprecedented protest. Something had rattled them. Three prominent Igbo traders had been murdered in one month. They suspected something more sinister than routine armed robbery and assassination. They put their finger on xenophobia. The police dismissed the insinuation and reassured them of their safety. The murders were unrelated incidents, they said. The traders took the assurance but remained nervous. A month later, a man checked into a hotel room in Yenogoa with his girlfriend. What transpired in that room has not been fleshed out. The girl was rushed to a hospital with stab wounds. Two days after, she died. The boyfriend had sneaked out of the hotel and has not been seen since then. There are versions of his story. But the dead lady was certainly Ijaw, an indigene. The fugitive boyfriend is an Igbo trader. The story that gained traction on the streets of Yenagoa was sharp toothed. It was that an Igbo man had used an Ijaw girl for money- making ritual. What followed was unprecedented. Violent mobs sprouted. Every Igbo man became an actual or potential criminal. The town convulsed with hate and chants of ‘Igbo must go.’ Shops belonging to Igbos in a section of the town were ransacked and burnt. Igbos squirreled into holes. They weren’t entirely shocked. They had warned about rising anti Igbo tensions. The police and the Army were deployed to contain the rampaging youths. Naked violence was brought under control. Wounded Igbos were taken to hospitals. But the animosity and hate that had been lit couldn’t be doused by mere law enforcement. Igbos lived their lives in fear. Ghosts of reprisals lurked their homes and followed them everywhere. Their shops remained shut and locked. They were told, in that section of Yenogoa, to lie low. Leaving their shops locked was in their own interest. The nursing of the tempers of their landlords , the Ijaw indigenes, had to be their immediate priority. They stayed indoors like sheep while the state struggled to negotiate with the indigenes their citizenship rights. Throughout their ordeal none of the prominent Azikiwes of Ijaw descent was heard or seen. None of the surrogates of that political leader who always flaunted his kinship with the Igbos during elections was heard. The political tendency that prides itself as latter-day Igbo ethnic champions was not heard. They could have at least reminded irate Ijaw youths a few political debts. The IPOB didn’t bother to issue a statement even though Yenagoa is within its description of Biafran jurisdiction. The Igbos in Yenagoa were left to genuflect, prostrate, worship Ijaw youths and their anger. I called a friend of mine who is Ijaw from Bayelsa to discuss the incident. He was not embarrassed by the actions of the youths in that town. He proclaimed that Igbos brought armed robbery to Yenagoa. I was speechless. But that explained so much of what was happening on the streets of Yenogoa. He is enlightened but he subscribes to the very jaundiced ideas that have bred this xenophobia. They believe Igbos are settlers that can be sent away from Yenogoa. They believe Igbos are contaminants of Ijaw morality, they are responsible for much of the evil in the town. And there is one he didn’t talk about that flows from envy. They believe that Igbos are usurpers. The corollary is the ungodly idea that some kind of cleansing is required. That is why many didn’t find the action of the youths repugnant. That is a dangerous situation. The economy is passing through a turbulence. There are many jobless youths. In many places in Nigeria, Igbos dominate street commerce. Indigenes welcome them but prosperity can breed envy. When frustrations mount, some of the anger ordinarily meant for the governments will be channeled towards the prosperous settler. He will become the one who has usurped the opportunities that rightly belonged to the indigenes. That is the pattern. His crimes are magnified and labeled affront against the peace and quiet of the indigenes, by his tribe. That is the reason Nigerians are from time to time butchered in South Africa. South Africa has been mismanaged. Joblessness and frustration have taken over the streets. Some of the anger naturally must be projected to immigrants. Nigerians commit crimes like others. But their crimes are not seen as individual transgressions of the criminal code but a corruption of the society, a dilution of morals by a contaminating and eradicable tribe. Such animosity can cake into xenophobia. Then xenophobia seethes like a volcano, splashing lava in its seasons. That is what erupted in Yenagoa Where ethnic hate flows freely ethnic profiling must exist. The sin of one man can be visited on his tribesmen. It is wrong. Sometimes, a fight between a Hausa man and a Yoruba man in Idumota could become a Yoruba versus Hausa world war, in minutes. But it will die quickly once the fire is put out, and everyone moves on. That’s a different thing. Some other times it could linger. If a market or some other privilege is in contention, the animosity can endure. But in all such cases the frictions and flares are localized. There are no widespread systemic complications. That’s the Ketu mile 12 scenario. No one tribe rises to demand the evacuation of the other. The incident in Yenogoa was different. The implicated incident was ordinarily too isolated, too cold to spark such a wide response. That incident alone couldn’t have fed the mob with such vengeance. The anger and violence were deployed with a touch of premeditation. Mere provocation cannot explain the direction of vengeance towards all Igbo in a purely criminal matter being handled by the police. It is interesting that incident could happen in Yenagoa now. The civil war put a wedge between the south south communities and the Igbos. The civil war sowed deep suspicions. Post civil war, Igbos complained of more bitterness and resentment in the hands of the South South communities than the Hausa Fulani, their supposed enemies. Recently, that friction appeared to have abated. Since Saro Wiwa and MOSOP, Igbos have identified with the plight of the Niger delta and supported their agitations for resource control. Igbos want equity. And equity includes resource control and true federalism. When Jonathan became president, Igbos gave him more support than his Niger Delta . So it all looked that the ghosts of the civil war had been banished. It looked like the South South has switched political alliance from the north back to the east. It looked like the shared sense of victimhood was deep and had birthed a brotherhood. Hate against Hausa Fulani has been freely spread around those regions. Once the heart learns hate it can choose other targets. Perhaps Yenagoa is a mere blip on the path of that political alliance. Perhaps, it’s a cautionary reminder of reality. The wide dispersal of Igbos and their integration into all communities in the country is good for national unity. What happened in Yenagoa is inimical to national unity. Source: www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/igbos-second-class-citizens-yenagoa/

Fresia01:
I'm devastated.. My bf just broke up with me for no reason , I really need emotional help! !!

Baby girl call me tailor cos I will mend your broken heart

RIPEnglish:
Nice one but i thinked they are still need message retrieve on it to made it of in perfect once.

Why do you take delight in displaying your stupidity?

celestialdamsel:
Jamb released series of results recently and I noticed that most jambites that scored 300+ are science students but art and commercial jambites scores aren't encouraging. Who else noticed this?

I noticed too, was just telling a friend about it yesterday.

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), has debunked rumour of extension of the date of registration for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Dr Fabian Benjamin, the Head of JAMB Information and Media, dismissed the rumour in a statement issued to newsmen on Friday in Abuja. He urged candidates and parents to disregard rumour of extension of the date of registration. He said: “the Board has closed registration and there is no plan to extend the date. “The registration has not been extended except for those who had pins but couldn’t register as at May 5, when we closed registration. “These categories of Nigerians are allowed to register and a date will be set aside for them to write their examination.” Benjamin explained that the examinations had so far been conducted for 1,698,835 candidates, adding that the remaining 19,950 candidates would sit for the examination on Saturday, May 20. He said that the board would conclude the ongoing examination on May 20. He said that the results of the examination were being released for candidates to check, except on Friday and Saturday. He said that examination results had already been sent to candidate’s mails and pasted on JAMB website, adding that candidates could check and print their result with either their registration number or with their email address. He advised candidates with challenges to log onto the JAMB website: http://www.jamb.org.ng for detailed information and enquiries.