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Drkul:
You are the great and mighty God, so worthy to praised by Steve Crown

do u know d joe praise version of that song

you are the same, great are you lord, I glorify your name, all by sinach

there was this song I was so much drawn close to immediately I heard part of it and I decided to download it. With everything by Gateway worship. so inspiring, connecting and well arranged. which is yours?

it is another day to celebrate the faithfulness of God and fellowship with the believers. what's your hit song(s) of the day?
I say why you love me so by Nosa
Eze by pat uwaje
power flow by Monique
okaka by frank Edward
God be praise by Gateway worship
with everything gateway worship
there is a king in you by dawin Lawrence
mma mma frank Edward
Na you be God by Tim Godfrey
no other name by mike abdul
include yours...

Noun: malice |ma-lis| Feeling a need to see others suffer. thanks all thesame

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A secondary school teacher in Kwara state was so excited all his students passed their papers (Mathematics and further mathematics) in the recent WAEC just released, that he wrote the statistics of the result on his kaftan to celebrate.

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/08/photo-over-excited-secondary-school.html

cc: lalasticlala ishilove

that is alhaji F A Kareem... my secondary school maths teacher at david Akintola College Ilorin. before he went to sapati international school fr reasons unknown to us. d man good heeeen... Na God bless am with DAT. just his slang "strokes of the cane"

its 5... 5!= 120

a friend pushed this question to me and it kept me thinking- what is siregun(Yoruba) in English language?

Solve this... for e.g
24 H in a D.
Ans.: 24 hours in a day.
1) 64 S on CB
2) 26 L of the A
3) 7 D of the W
4) 7 W of the W
5) 12 S of the Z
6) 52 C in a P
7) 18 H on a G C
5 F on a H
9) 206 B in a B
10) 6 B in a O
Answering any 7, means your IQ is pretty high.

cc:
fynestboi
richiez

abeg wia Una dey watch am(TV channel)

Ondo state house of assembly serves deputy Governor impeachment notice. this has been signed by 20 out of 26 members of the house.
source: orangefm

The Independent National Electoral Commission in Ondo State has cancelled the House of Assembly election in parts of Ilaje, Ugbo and other parts of the state where polls were disrupted on Saturday.

Resident Electoral Commissioner, Olusegun Agbaje, gave the hint as information filtered in that ballot boxes and papers, meant for several units in Ayetoro and Ugbo Ward 2, were snatched by armed men.

Ilepete community, the collation centre for Ugbo Ward 3, was also reportedly attacked by armed thugs, who engaged in sporadic shooting at Ilowo to scare voters away.

INEC confirmed that about 22 units were affected by the disruptions.

Also at Ute Ward 12, Unit 6 in Ose Constituency, armed thugs launched an attack, snatching electoral materials and disappearing with them.

INEC also confirmed that there was no voting at Itekule, in Ondo East Local Government, as sustained gunshots kept voters indoors through out the accreditation and voting period.

Agbaje told one of our correspondents on the telephone on Saturday that INEC had received information about the disruptions across the state.

He said the commission had taken a decision to reschedule the elections in the affected areas, particularly areas where elections did not take place at all.

The REC added, “We have the reports already and we are waiting for the collation officers to finish their work before we can take a final decision.

“If the votes affected in the area are substantial, we will reschedule the election. If we have enough ballot papers after today, we can schedule a bye election for tomorrow(Sunday).

“If we don’t have enough ballot papers, we will just wait for Abuja to supply us the materials and then conduct a bye-election at the same time in all the affect areas.”

He also confirmed that the police had waded into the situation to ensure that peace returned to the affected areas.



http://www.punchng.com/news/inec-cancels-poll-in-ondo-towns-over-violence/

This is a compilation of results from polling units
monitor by our reporters. However, only INEC has
the power to declare winner.
@PU 017 Joseph St, off Opebi Road,Lagos
Governorship
APC – 51
PDP – 50
HoA
APC – 55
PDP – 44
APGA – 1
Kwara. Unit 15, Police Division A, Ilorin:
Gov poll: APC 39 PDP 27
H’Assembly: APC 37 PDP 2
Obanikoro wins his PU013, Gerard/Alexander road,
Ikoyi. Gov: PDP 50 APC 48. State Assembly: PDP
63 APC 33


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/results-of-governorship-elections/?hootPostID=d86c01152c61d9e1b5ea13ccc37951d7

it is like dey nid large income... it has been 40k/s all day again... buti why naaa

MTN has started again o, it has been 40k per sec since i woke up. are they being affected by exchange rate too? it was petrol first followed by DSTV... now its MTN

The Independent National Electoral Commission
will take a final decision on whether to shift the
dates for the elections or not in Abuja on
Saturday (today).
But before the decision is taken, the National
Chairman of the Commission, Prof. Attahiru
Jega, will have consultative meetings with
chairmen and secretaries of all registered
political parties.
He is also expected to meet with the Resident
Electoral Commissioners on the same day,
Saturday, February 7.
On Thursday, Jega, was invited to brief the
National Council of States on the preparedness
of INEC to conduct the 2015 general elections.
The INEC boss has been under tremendous
pressure to shift the polls. Some political parties
and other stakeholders have been calling for the
postponement of the election.
Jega made a presentation titled, “Preparations
for the 2015 General Elections: Progress Report.
The National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo
Dansuki and Armed Services Chiefs also briefed
the Council on the current security situation.
The Chief Press Secretary to Jega, Mr. Kayode
Idowu, confirmed this in a statement he signed
in Abuja on Friday.
He said, “As a follow-up to that (Council of
State) meeting, the Commission has scheduled a
consultative meeting with chairmen and
secretaries of all registered political parties, as
well as a meeting with the RECs on Saturday,
February 7, 2015.
“Thereafter, the Commission will address a press
conference to brief the nation on its decision
with regard to whether or not the general
elections will hold as currently scheduled.”
Our correspondent gathered that the dates for
the elections might be shifted.
Security agencies were said to have written to
Jega, saying the security situation in the country
does not warrant holding the election as
scheduled.
Meanwhile, Jega, in his presentation to the
Council of State said the NSA asked for a six-
week postponement of the election.
His presentation read in part, “Although our state
of preparedness may not be 100 per cent and
although a bit of more time of additional
preparation would enable us to improve and
perfect the current level of preparedness, we
believe that we’re ready for the elections as
planned.
“However, we also believe that it is necessary to
take into context the things outside the control
of the commission, such as: attitude of
politicians, political parties, candidates and
voters; and significantly, security for election
personnel, materials and voters, especially in
areas under insurgency, which only the
appropriate authorities can definitely speak on.
“No matter the extent of our readiness, if there
are serious security concerns, the successful
conduct of free, fair, credible and peaceful
elections would be greatly jeopardised.
“INEC has been working with these authorities,
especially under the inter-agency Consultative
Committee on Election Security, but our concerns
have not been assuaged.
“Yesterday, for example, we received a letter
from the office of the National Security Adviser
informing us of recent developments in four of
the North-East states, states that safety and
security cannot be guaranteed during the
proposed election period, adducing reasons why
this is so, and strongly advising that INEC
considers rescheduling the elections by at least
six weeks, within which time span it is hoped to
restore sufficient normalcy for elections to hold.
“This is a new development that INEC cannot
certainly ignore or take lightly.”
Jega said the conduct of the elections could not
be based on the electoral body’s preparation
alone, adding that some factors outside the
control of the body should be considered before
holding the polls.
He said, “In determining whether or not INEC is
adequately prepared to conduct the February
2015 elections as scheduled, we should separate
what is under the control of the commission and
what is outside its control.
“For the things under the commission’s control,
our accomplishments are to such a degree that
we can conduct the election, in spite of the
identifiable challenges.
“Compared with the 2011 general elections, for
instance, our systems are definitely more robust
now. Among others, we have a gently improved
registered voters, having removed over four
million multiple registrants; voters will use PVCs;
and accreditation using card readers will reduce
the likelihood of fraud.”
According to him, only relevant authorities, not
the commission, can speak on the issues.
Jega said, “No matter the extent of our
readiness, if there are serious security concerns,
the successful conduct of free, fair, credible and
peaceful elections would be greatly jeopardised.
“INEC has been working with these authorities,
especially under the Inter-Agency Consultative
Committee on Election Security, but our concerns
have not been assuaged.”
source:

http://www.punchng.com/news/inec-to-decide-on-poll-shift-today/

it is the new year and some occurrences are expected as it happen in the previous years... share your experience of the first rain in your area this year 2015.
It is currently raining here in akure and the rain is washing away heat and dustiness.
add your own

Brain Teaser;
You are travelling down a country lane to a distant
village. You reach a fork in the road and find a pair
of identical twin sisters standing there.
One sister is standing on the road to village and
the other standing on the road to never-land (of
course, you don't know or see where each road
leads).
One of the sisters always tells the truth and the
other always lies (of course, you don't know who
is lying).
Both sisters know where the roads go.
If you are allowed to ask only one question to each
of the sisters to find the correct road to the village,
What will be your question?
Good morning

THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE
(Office of Registrar)
www.futa.edu.ng
PUBLIC NOTICE
PRE-ADMISSION SCREENING EXERCISE FOR
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS FOR THE 2014/2015
ACADEMIC SESSION
The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA)
invites all eligible candidates for a Computer-Based
Pre-Admission Screening Exercise scheduled to hold
from Wednesday, 30th July to Friday, 1st August, 2014
at the University campus.
ELIGIBILITY
Candidateswho made The Federal University of
Technology, Akure (FUTA) their Institution of Choice
and scored a minimum of 180 marks in the 2014
Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME),
which was conducted by the Joint Admissions
Matriculations Board (JAMB). Direct Entry candidates
are also eligible to sit for the pre-admission test.
METHOD OF APPLICATION
Candidates are required to:
i) check the University’s website ( www.futa.edu.ng )
for mode of payment for application;
ii) download, complete and submit the University Post-
UTME Application Form online; and
iii) print out a copy.
REQUIREMENT FOR SCREENING
All Candidates are to come along with the items listed
below to the screening venue:
(i) JAMB UTME Notification of Results/Registration
Slips for Direct-Entry Candidates
(ii) Printed copy of the completed FUTA Post-UTME
Online Registration Form
(iii) Print-out of e-Transact payment receipt (collected
from Bank)
(iv) One Passport Photograph
PERIOD OF APPLICATION/REGISTRATION
The Application/Registration Form will be available
online between Friday, 18th July, 2014 and Monday,
28th July, 2014.
For more information, visit the University website-
www.futa.edu.ng or call 08076767352.
NOTE: Any UTME/Direct Entry Candidate who fails to
present himself/herself for the Computer-based
Screening Exercise will NOT be considered for
admission.
(SIGNED)
Dr. (Mrs.) M. O. Ajayi
Registrar

gud pm pals, i hp d countdown to resumption is going well. Do av a happy nyt rest.

happy sunday evri1. aku ifoju sona

Brimmie: No time! How you dey?

i galant o, u nko

slipn?

aku odun keresi

saw dis in a post on nairaland


Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA)
THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE
(Office of the Registrar)
PUBLIC NOTICE
The attention of all staff, students and the general public
is hereby invited to the fact that the Federal University of
Technology, Akure Management has directed that the
University be reopened for academic and allied activities
with effect from Monday, 9th December, 2013.
However, in view of the upcoming Christmas and New
Year celebrations, lectures will resume with effect from
Monday, 6th January, 2014.
All students are, therefore, requested to be in residence
from 5th January, 2014.
DR. (MRS) M. O. AJAYI
REGISTRAR

hollumiezeez: congrats!!!! to all admitted students.make una wash am for us oo!!!!!!

abi o. e gbe nkan wa sharp sharp. happy new month everyone

Joshpet1: Dizney Factorial lanrexlen topmost bodmas
Futa do hammer me admission ooooo

congrats man

congrats o. na washing things now oooooo. TANK JAH for the gud news

waitn for ASUU - fg next line of action

gud morning evri1

am in

Can someone help me list the courses they offer?