@babs_ade. U rock joor! Nice job wit comprehensive workings.

1. A cylinder of base radius 4cm is open at one end. If the ratio of the area of its base to that of its curved surface is 1:4, calculate the height of the cylinder. 2. Find a postive value of p in the expression 2x^2-px+p, that leaves a remainder 6 when divided by x-p.1. A cylinder of base radius 4cm is open at one end. If the ratio of the area of its base to that of its curved surface is 1:4, calculate the height of the cylinder. 2. Find a postive value of p in the expression 2x^2-px+p, that leaves a remainder 6 when divided by x-p.

Well said!

I av bin laughing al tru dis 7-page thread. Ignorance is truly a disease worse than AIDS. I av bin forced 2 put up dis post. @OP, dnt join d christian cong. of Jehovah's Witnesses because u want 2 marry her, join 4 legit reasons. D relationship is on a weak footin already so 4get it, u av enuf reasons 4rm previous posts to xplain y it can't work. I'm sorry. And as 4 al those critics of Jw's, wel its like south sudan criticisin d u.s on hw 2 go about democracy, aren't u funny? U say there is a stupid wal guardin jw's frm lookin outside 2 consider other churches, aren't u crazy? U say d org. is a cult, aren't u retarded. None of dis things make sense! I am so disapointd dat 80% of d posts so far compete with stupidity 4 supremacy. I dnt want 2 criticize any church denominatn here, its nt d sane step bur i'l rather advise people 2 choose wether 2 like Jw's or nt, its a mata of choice. Wen i go to ur door step 2 preach, its either u listen or not! Hey no big deal. I av enuf who av eaten at d tables of 'men of God' but who honestly desire d truth. I am talkin of inteligent individuals who can't be fooled. Sum said they av bin witnesses b4 until they discovered d 'truth' i pity u more. U ar free 2 b a Jw nd u are free 2 go wen u see 'goodies' out der, and wen u come back 2 ya senses we welcome u back. We are Jehovah's Witnesses nd make our voices heard in over 135 countries, our org. is nt a biz venture, we dnt hate other denominatns dats y i wil b at ur door 2mrw preachn. Weda u listen or not its left 2 u nd ur conscience. Sorry OP 4 derailin, but i wont sit and watch as pple say nada they knw of. Peace ther churches, aren't u crazy? U say d org. is a cult, aren't u retarded. None of dis things make sense! I am so disapointd dat 80% of d posts so far compete with stupidity 4 supremacy. I dnt want 2 criticize any church denominatn here, its nt d sane step bur i'l rather advise people 2 choose wether 2 like Jw's or nt, its a mata of choice. Wen i go to ur door step 2 preach, its either u listen or not! Hey no big deal. I av enuf who av eaten at d tables of 'men of God' but who honestly desire d truth. I am talkin of inteligent individuals who can't be fooled. Sum said they av bin witnesses b4 until they discovered d 'truth' i pity u more. U ar free 2 b a Jw nd u are free 2 go wen u see 'goodies' out der, and wen u come back 2 ya senses we welcome u back. We are Jehovah's Witnesses nd make our voices heard in over 135 countries, our org. is nt a biz venture, we dnt hate other denominatns dats y i wil b at ur door 2mrw preachn. Weda u listen or not its left 2 u nd ur conscience. Sorry OP 4 derailin, but i wont sit and watch as pple say nada they knw of. Peace

(radio) 1. Peak soccer moment by d master himself. 2. Top sports. (t.v) 1. 'Naija made' by moses praise, on ss9. 2. Sports splash by Godwin Enakhena on LTV.

Talkin bout customer care, fleet, crew performance, entertainment and safety, which of d airlines above wud u rate as best? ma pick is Arik, wats urs. . .

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[li]Arik[/li]
[li]Aero Contractors[/li]
[li]Dana [/li]        [li]Air Nigeria[/li] [/list]

Heck No! she go kick ma balls like fele le or kaka. Not 2 talk of if she be goal kipa, chei! she go handle ma balls lyk se na penalty

I'v bin 2 enugu nd rivers in d past 4 yrs nd saw massive urban renewal nd rural development, so ma thumbs up 2 d govnors. If i wil then av 2 choose frm ma xperiences thus far, i wil say that d lagos state govt has bin embarkin on projects i'l rather term DARING. Considerin d population and der needs nd modern constructn no govnor has dreamt of, lyk d eko atlantic city project, d lagos lite rail 2 mention a few. I went to Jos and stayd 4 abt 5 mnths, wen i came back , wat i saw in progress was unbelievabl. Look up pics of lagos b4 nd dat of nw, they tel d story. Visit ekoatlantic.com 2 see d "most daring project ever embarked upon by a state in nigeria" as CNN- Inside Africa puts it. For me its Fashola, Chime, Amaechi in dat order. PEACEat of nw, they tel d story. Visit ekoatlantic.com 2 see d "most daring project ever embarked upon by a state in nigeria" as CNN- Inside Africa puts it. For me its Fashola, Chime, Amaechi in dat order. PEACE

Good business i just hope he wil be paid 2 million in d end

@rman, i agree wit u on ur concept of competition. Yea competitors wuld do anyfin 2 get u off d way. But wat i dnt understand is y consumers can nt av value for hard earnd money. What i wil cal gud busines sense, is knowin wat ur subscribers needs are nd meetin 'em, xactly wat glo did wit p/sec billn. Consumer satisfaction must come first, and dats wat d etisalat family b'livs in, reason for d wide range of products nd services targetin consumer satisfactn. No coy can survive without profits, bt dnt let it get in2 ur head. Improve services, study d market very wel b4 bringin up unique services (magic_number) so u dnt fumbl, be consumer oriented. Cheap call tariffs nd internet services is feasible in nigeria, der is no such fin as unsustainability. In dis market, d consumer is king! Yea. . .we knw dat

I read thru dis thread, nd think al it needs is common sense. 1) D topic of d thread doesnt tally wif d suportn write up (link). 2) i smell flaws cos i checkd tru d list, nd culdnt see a realistic yardstick used. 3) cities are measured on dfrnt parameters- economy, social services, security, infrastructure, pol. stability and so on. It surprises me 2 hear sum1 compare Lag 2 Abj nd Cal jst lyk dat. U need 2 suprt ur claims wif parameters used. 4) Lagos is west africa's commercial hub, lagos airport is preferd destination to 30 airlines unequald in WA. Lagos has WA's busiest seaport. Lagos is growing at a fast pace even without FG's suport, dat tels u of sustainabilty. But stil has an enormous task wif transport, infrastructure, security and gud city plan. So it al depends on wer u want 2 rate her. Quoting d CNN reporter on d Eko Atlantic City documentary (INSIDE AFRICA), "Lagos is d signature city of Nigeria, and wil soon xtend 2 africa". U knw d reason 4 dis comment? They sense gud governance!

Jega had a fixd amount 4 mind to rob dis country, but him mind dey cut on hw 2 ask. So wat he did was 2 get d FG comitd and start d askin, until he riches is goal. Nice one Jega! Kokoro to n jefo, ara efo lo wa. I weep for awolowoland

You are watching CNN. der goes ma fav.

With the English Premier League for this season getting hotter by each week and a clear winner so uncertain, there is no doubt that a crop of strikers have orchestrated their teams to success. But among these strikers, who do u think is d best? Who is d EPL striker? In giving your reasons, pls be realistic. [color=#000099][/color]

With the English Premier League for this season getting hotter by each week and a clear winner so uncertain, there is no doubt that a crop of strikers have orchestrated their teams to success. But among these strikers, who do u think is d best? Who is d EPL striker? In giving your reasons, pls be realistic.

JAMB has lifted the embargo it placed on the Lagos State University, Enugu State University of Science and Technology and six others across the country.

The other institutions are the Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Port Harcourt; Abia State University, Uturu; Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki; Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State; Evan Enwerem University, Owerri; and Anambra State University, Uli, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.

The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, who announced this at a news conference in Abuja on Wednesday, said the universities were banned from admitting new students because they were on strike for a long period. He said this made it difficult for the usual semesters and academic years to run smoothly.

Ojerinde said JAMB lifted the embargo after it had consulted with the affected institutions and various stakeholders in the Ministry of Education in the affected states, who came along with their commissioners. He said JAMB convened the meeting after making necessary arrangements to assemble the pro-chancellors, vice chancellors and registrars of the affected universities as well as the commissioners for education.

The JAMB boss stated that it was aimed at summarising issues of admissions into those universities and infrastructure as well as helping them to catch up with other universities on the agency’s programmed timetable for semesters up till the 2011/2012 academic session.

“I’m happy to say that everything that was agreed upon will be done and we hope that those universities will now join others in the country in all matters affecting admissions, examination timetable, semesters and so on,” Ojerinde said.

He, however, expressed joy that the issues at stake were resolved amicably, adding that students could now go back to the affected universities. The registrar also used the medium to restate government’s commitment to providing all the necessary facilities for the success of the programme.

Ojerinde hinted that each university had submitted a schedule on their plans to complete the distorted 2009/2010 academic session.

“Each university has given us a schedule of how it will complete the 2009/2010 academic session. Almost all of them have completed the 2009/ 2010 academic year, except one or two that will finish in February.

“As soon as they finish in February, they will start the 2010/2011 academic calendar and most of them will finish in November 2011. Concurrently, the 2011/2012 academic calendar will start and end in June 2012,” he said.

Ojerinde said though there would definitely be a little bit of overlap, the institutions had made arrangements for it. He added that the issue of funds had been solved as the various proprietors in the ministries of education came along with their commissioners to assure the board that they would fund the institutions.

“So, on our part, immediately they made the promises and signed the agreement, we will now go to the Internet to disband these institutions so that they can register candidates for the 2011/2012 session,” the registrar said.

Ojerinde added that prospective students who wished to be admitted to these universities could take the June 11 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. He said the affected universities would run the 2010/2011 session from March-October 2011 while, the 2011/2012 session would run from October 2011 to July 2012.

Earlier, the Deputy Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission, Mr. Samuel Akinbode, had reiterated the commission’s commitment to accomplishing the distorted academic calendar.

Pls anyone knows hw much a bran nu E71 goes for?