ARIINI:


Glo 4G works on my X5 here in Ajah. But MTN doesn't!

Where's your location, bro?

I don't use Nokia x6 yet, I just wanna get one.
I responded to the person who said MTN 4G works on their x6 after the match update.

Is any Nokia x6 user here experiencing charging port issues?
I have read reports about this.

I'm not sure how an update made MTN 4G available on Nokia x6 but the good news is MTN 4G works on it.

gambus007:

I use x6 and i have LTE(MTN) working presently on the phone. I got LTE(MTN) signal after March first update... Probably Glo LTE will also b available but haven't tested it on glo sha

Hey guys, this question is for users of Nokia x6(Chinese version).
Does Nokia x6 support MTN 4G network. MTN supports band 7(2600Mhz) according to its website but some other sites also say it supports band 20(800MHz).

So, does it support MTN 4G in Nigeria?

Ubijus1:
make blood no boil ooo, I was only joking. It's for free as i earlier promised, it's just time that had delayed it. I have sent it to almost every mail on this thread. share with your friends

Hi, please help me send the past question to my email nosainsyke@yahoo.com Thank u so much.

rkarang:
Is Total Scholarship out for 2014/2015?

nope.

messanger:
how are we to attend dis when medicals is also next week

Hey dude, don't ask me...
I don't make the rules.

For: ✊2014/2015 Fresh Students of Unibadan✊


Good morning colleagues. I guess we all know that there are just 5 days to resumption into a new session. It is my prayer that God Almighty grant everyone of us fresh wisdom from above to perform excellently well in this approaching academic session


ORIENTATION! ORIENTATION!! ORIENTATION!!!

Below is the program of event/time table for 14/15 Freshers' Orientation program

2014/2015 FRESHERS' ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

#DAY ONE: TUESDAY, 24 MARCH, 2015

OPENING CEREMONY
(a) 8.45am: Arrival of Students
(b) 9.00am: Arrival of the Vice-Chancellor, Principal Officers of the University, Deans and Facilitators.
(c) Welcome Address - Prof. I.F. Adewole, FAS (Vice-Chancellor)
(d)10.00am: Paper Presentations- 20mins each.
Chairman of Session- Vice -Chancellor
(i) University of Ibadan: History, Impact and Reputation- Mr I.O. Olukoya (Registrar)
(ii) Cumulative Grade Point Average as Basis for continued Studentship- Mr. B.T. Adetona (Admission Officer)
(iii) Basic Steps Towards Effective Use of the University Health Services- Dr. O.O. Akingbola (Director, University Health Services)
(iv) Your Roles in Preserving the Legacy- Prof. A.R A. Alada (Dean of Students)
(v) Campus Life in the Halls of Residence- Dr. Catherine O. Chovwen (Warden, Queen Elizerbeth II Hall)
(vi) Questions and Answers Session

#DAY TWO: WEDNESDAY, 25 MARCH, 2015

(a) 10.00am: Paper Presentations- 20 mins each
Chairman of Session - Prof. E.A. Aiyelari (Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Administration)
(i) Consequences of Financial Default at University of Ibadan- Mr. I.O. Aponmade (Bursar)
(ii) Modern Trends in Library Use- Dr. B.A. Oladele (University Librarian)
(iii) Accessing your Academic Records: Your Right, Our Responsibility- Dr. Ikeoluwa O. Moody (Deputy Registrar, Academic)
(iv) Living a Productive Student Lifestyle- Dr R.A. Animasahun (Coordinator, Youth Rehabilitation Initiative)
(v) Sexual and Reproductive Health Challenge: What the Youth Should Know- Dr. C.O. Aimakhu (Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology)
(vi) Questions and Answers Session

#DAY THREE: THURSDAY, 26 MARCH, 2015

10.00am: Paper Presentations- 20 minutes each
Chairman of Session - Prof. Gbemisola A. Oke)

(i) Consequences of Direct and Indirect Involvement in Cultism- Dr. A.U. Onuka (Director, Centre for Social Orientation, UI)
(ii) Steps, Pains and Gains towards the Right Career- Prof. D.A. Adeyemo (Department of Guidance and Counselling)
(iii) Campus Security Tips- Mr. J.O. Akindoyo (Chief Security Officer, UI)
(iv) Right Place, Right Time and Right People- Mrs Olukemi O. Akinyemi (Higher Prog. Officer Youth Friendly Centre, UI)
(vi) A.A. Adeosun (Director, University Advancement Centre)
(vii) Questions and Answers Session

#DAY FOUR: FRIDAY, 27 MARCH, 2015

10.00am: Paper Presentations - 20 minutes each
Chairman of Session - Prof. A.R.A. Alada (Dean of Students)
(i) Creating a Gender-Sensitive Space for Learning and Research- Prof. Stella O. Odebode (Gender Mainstreaming Office)
(ii) Exploring Sports beyond the Physical Wellbeing- Dr. G.I. Odewumi (Director of Sports)
(iii) Contemporary Measures in the Prevention and Control of Sickle Cell Disease- Prof. Adeyinka Falusi, FAS (President, SCHAF)
(iv) Students Affairs Division: Promoting the Culture of Excellence- Dr. F.I. Etadon (Deputy Registrar, Students)
(v) Question and Answer Session

#OTHER ACTIVITIES

* Friday, 27 MARCH, 2015: Club Activities: Various Registered Associations/Clubs to mount stands for publicity. Time: 12:00pm

* Friday, 27 MARCH 2015: Worship at University of Ibadan Central Mosque. Time: 1:30pm

* Sunday, 29 MARCH 2015: Worship at Chapel of the Resurrection UI. Time: 10.00am

NOTE:
ATTENDANCE IS COMPULSORY FOR ALL NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENTS
Venue for all programmes: Trenchard Hall (Directly opposite Mellanby hall), UI

Check your spam folder too...
That's where most people found theirs.

It appears the above email is not for the 2013/14 awardees...
You guys can also visit this thread to keep them posted too https://www.nairaland.com/2049846/full-list-955-winners-total/3#31619628

BimiOne:
This is still for the OML 130 list. Please do you have an alternative link to the JV list?

Nope.

hamatthan:
I've tried opening the jv but it kept saying page not found please do u have anoda link for d jv

Try this link
http://nigeria.total.com/sites/default/files/atoms/files/2013_2014_merit_award_oml_130_1.pdf

africo13610:
Hi. Ave not seen any email but am shortlisted frm lagos state university. Plz some1 shuld drop dere number nd tell us hw to go about it. My number is 08022098784

Hi, go to this page
https://www.nairaland.com/2055866/2013-2014-total-national-merit
Its got photos of the email total awardees were sent which includes their contact details too.
Are on the OML or JV list?

Muhyees:
Plz i rily nid assistance. I just saw my name on d list today being the 27 feb: am i too late or what are the procedures i am to follow. Plz i rily nid an answer. I am Muhyiddeen from Fut Yola.

Check the email u registered with and reply with d required info and u should be fine I guess.
The screen shots above should be the email u get...
And plus treat it as urgent, at least that's what the email says.

Hi people try this link for the OML 130 awardees
http://nigeria.total.com/sites/default/files/atoms/files/2013_2014_merit_award_oml_130_1.pdf
I hope it helps.

Mityna:



Why not post the link, let him go to the site himself

This is d site
http://.com/full-list-winners-20132014-total-ep-undergraduate-scholarship-share/

khattab008:


Please do you have OML 130 list?
If yes, can you upload it?

I tried but the file was larger than the allowed size of 250KB...
I kinda forgot to read the instructions...
I'll spilt it into 8 pages...
So if u still need it respond to this post...
Then I'll upload it.

mewon1:
pls maxben send me ur number to ma email......asap...garubawilson@gmail.com

Done.

khattab008:


Please do you have OML 130 list?
If yes, can you upload it?

I'll upload it tomorrow...
Just hang in there.

mewon1:
pls help check.... garuba wilson amemwon......unibadan.....chemistry....edo state

Great news, found ur name on the JV awardees. I will send u an email and i'ld like u to respond. I am also a UI student. Congratulations

Unekz:
hlo fellow N/landers..plz can som1 apply in multiple scholarships For instance, applyin in Agip n the same time applyin in Agbami Is it possible ??

Yep, with the account u open with scholastica.ng u can apply for all the scholarships u are eligible for on the same website.

kumpharm:
Can a newly admitted awaiting resumption apply? Resumption is in March (21st)

Yep.

I got this from Prophet TB Joshua's Facebook page and YouTube channel.

"We pray that God would strengthen all the family, friends and colleagues of those
who lost their lives during the horrific terrorist attack on The Charlie Hebdo
magazine offices in Paris, France earlier today."

On Sunday 20th April 2014, during a Sunday service at The SCOAN, Prophet T.B.
Joshua gave a prophetic message concerning an attack which he saw would occur
in a French-speaking country. These were his words:
"In a French country, this is France, I’m seeing an attack; there will be an attack
there. They should take note of Wednesday and Thursday. I will ask them to play it
on Emmanuel TV."
The following week, during The SCOAN live service, on Sunday 27th April 2014,
Prophet T.B. Joshua spoke further about the vision God had given him concerning
the French-speaking country. He mentioned that the perpetrators were still in town
and specified the location in which he saw the attack occur - Paris, the capital city
of France. These were his words:
"The nation, a French speaking country which I said last Sunday - these people are
still in the town - French speaking. I was saying last week in Paris; that was the
location I saw last week.”
We pray that God would strengthen all the family, friends and colleagues of those
who lost their lives during the terrorist attack on The Charlie Hebdo magazine
offices in Paris, France on Wednesday 7th January 2015.

Link to the video on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k03Ye5xusTY
Facebook page https://m.facebook.com/tbjministries

Ball22:
what gain can u make out this, good nairalander gave me exactly the same past question u want to make fortune with for free.give and it shall be given unto u. GOD is watching

Hi, please send me the past question also to this email: nosainsyke@yahoo.com . Thanks alot

elijahdre:

AINOL NUMY AX10T (1+8GB quad core wcdma) IS #21,000 TO LAGOS

Is this product still available? cause i wanna buy it.

Marburg, a virus similar
to Ebola, has hit the radar
in the African country of
Uganda, raising concerns
about another deadly
outbreak. With two lethal
viruses threatening public
health, many are
questioning why these
contagions seem to be
flaring up more often —
and more important,
what we can do to avoid
them in the future.
The current Ebola
outbreak originated in
West Africa and has
killed more than 3,800
people, more than all
other past outbreaks
combined. The first
Marburg death was
confirmed recently in
Kampala, Uganda. Both
viruses cause
hemorrhagic fevers and
are passed from animals
to humans, which has
experts examining how
humans and African
wildlife interact.
One mystery surrounding
these viruses is where
they live between
outbreaks, when they
aren't infecting humans,
author and Ebola expert
David Quammen told
National Geographic. For
example, health officials
know Ebola likely goes
dormant in an animal,
called its "reservoir host,"
but they have yet to
identify exactly which
species. At least one of the
suspects is the fruit bat,
which is believed to host
several other
viruses (including
Marburg and SARS)
without getting sick.
These bats usually live in
large, tightly packed
groups, allowing the virus
to spread easily among
the animals.
In the past, there was
enough room in Africa
for humans and fruit bats
to exist without much
contact. Deforestation has
changed this, according
to an editorial in the
Guardian. West Africa
was once covered in rain
forests, a common habitat
for fruit bats. During the
past decade, loggers have
stripped the land,
reducing the habitable
area for the animals.
Laws governing more
responsible logging
practices in that part of
the world could help
reduce the risk of future
outbreaks, but civil wars
and political corruption
are slowing progress.
As the forests shrink, the
mining industry has been
moving more people into
Africa to tap its vast
mineral reserves. These
miners often have to
travel through high
concentrations of bats,
which increases the
likelihood of someone
being infected. Like the
rain forests, mines are
also popular habitats for
animals that might carry
these viruses, and
miners have been among
the victims in several
Marburg outbreaks in the
past. In 1998, one of the
largest Marburg
outbreaks to date
occurred in Congo, in an
area pocked with several
illegal gold mines. During
the course of the
epidemic, there were 149
cases and 123 deaths.
But animals in the wild
are not the only threat to
spread these viruses; wild
animals — including
primates, birds, and
reptiles — captured and
sold for food or as exotic
pets are also a risk. Some
experts believe the illegal
wildlife trade market
— which brings in
between $10 billion and
$20 billion each year — is
one of the greatest threats
due to its global reach
and the lack of health
standards. "As wildlife is
traded between hunters,
middle marketers, and
consumers, there are,
quite literally, billions of
opportunities for disease
transmission among
wildlife, humans, and
domestic animals," wrote
Timothy Bouley and Sara
Thompson for the World
Bank . Research has found
that outbreaks resulting
from wildlife trade have
caused hundreds of
billions of dollars of
economic damage
globally. It has been such
a problem the researchers
suggested that eradicating
the illegal trade market
would be more practical
and effective at stopping
outbreaks than attacking
the virus directly.

SOURCE :- https://www.yahoo.com/health/first-ebola-now-marburg-how-do-we-stop-future-99548432852.html

Marburg, a virus similar
to Ebola, has hit the radar
in the African country of
Uganda, raising concerns
about another deadly
outbreak. With two lethal
viruses threatening public
health, many are
questioning why these
contagions seem to be
flaring up more often —
and more important,
what we can do to avoid
them in the future.
The current Ebola
outbreak originated in
West Africa and has
killed more than 3,800
people, more than all
other past outbreaks
combined. The first
Marburg death was
confirmed recently in
Kampala, Uganda. Both
viruses cause
hemorrhagic fevers and
are passed from animals
to humans, which has
experts examining how
humans and African
wildlife interact.
One mystery surrounding
these viruses is where
they live between
outbreaks, when they
aren't infecting humans,
author and Ebola expert
David Quammen told
National Geographic. For
example, health officials
know Ebola likely goes
dormant in an animal,
called its "reservoir host,"
but they have yet to
identify exactly which
species. At least one of the
suspects is the fruit bat,
which is believed to host
several other
viruses (including
Marburg and SARS)
without getting sick.
These bats usually live in
large, tightly packed
groups, allowing the virus
to spread easily among
the animals.
In the past, there was
enough room in Africa
for humans and fruit bats
to exist without much
contact. Deforestation has
changed this, according
to an editorial in the
Guardian. West Africa
was once covered in rain
forests, a common habitat
for fruit bats. During the
past decade, loggers have
stripped the land,
reducing the habitable
area for the animals.
Laws governing more
responsible logging
practices in that part of
the world could help
reduce the risk of future
outbreaks, but civil wars
and political corruption
are slowing progress.
As the forests shrink, the
mining industry has been
moving more people into
Africa to tap its vast
mineral reserves. These
miners often have to
travel through high
concentrations of bats,
which increases the
likelihood of someone
being infected. Like the
rain forests, mines are
also popular habitats for
animals that might carry
these viruses, and
miners have been among
the victims in several
Marburg outbreaks in the
past. In 1998, one of the
largest Marburg
outbreaks to date
occurred in Congo, in an
area pocked with several
illegal gold mines. During
the course of the
epidemic, there were 149
cases and 123 deaths.
But animals in the wild
are not the only threat to
spread these viruses; wild
animals — including
primates, birds, and
reptiles — captured and
sold for food or as exotic
pets are also a risk. Some
experts believe the illegal
wildlife trade market
— which brings in
between $10 billion and
$20 billion each year — is
one of the greatest threats
due to its global reach
and the lack of health
standards. "As wildlife is
traded between hunters,
middle marketers, and
consumers, there are,
quite literally, billions of
opportunities for disease
transmission among
wildlife, humans, and
domestic animals," wrote
Timothy Bouley and Sara
Thompson for the World
Bank . Research has found
that outbreaks resulting
from wildlife trade have
caused hundreds of
billions of dollars of
economic damage
globally. It has been such
a problem the researchers
suggested that eradicating
the illegal trade market
would be more practical
and effective at stopping
outbreaks than attacking
the virus directly.

SOURCE :- https://www.yahoo.com/health/first-ebola-now-marburg-how-do-we-stop-future-99548432852.html

Hi everyone...
I read this and i thought it was worth posting here...

It's something you don't often
hear from the leaders of a terrorist group
known for violence: We're sorry.
But that's just what the head of al Qaeda
in the Arabian Peninsula said in a video
message Sunday, apologizing for a
hospital attack in Sanaa earlier this month
that left dozens of people dead.
The attackers were directed not to assault
the hospital or mosque in an attack
against a Yemeni Ministry of Defense
compound on December 5, but one
fighter made a mistake and attacked the
hospital, leader Qassim Al-Raimi says in
the video.
"We confess to this mistake and fault. We
offer our apologies and condolences to
the families of the victims," Raimi said in
the video, which was published by al
Qaeda media outlet Al-Malahim. "We did
not want your lost ones; we did not
target them on purpose. This is not of our
religion or our morals."
It's unusual to see "such a
direct, fast, public apology"
from al Qaeda, CNN National
Security Analyst Peter
Bergen said.
"Al Qaeda leaders seem to
be waking up to the fact that
if they position themselves
as the defenders of Muslims, their large-
scale killing of Muslim civilians needs to
stop," Bergen said.
The apology comes after Yemeni
government officials released surveillance
video showing the hospital under attack.
The surveillance footage showed patients
nervously looking out of the hospital
windows, then running after an explosion.
In another clip, patients and staff huddle
in a hallway. They watch as an attacker
walks calmly toward them, activates an
explosive and lobs it in their direction.
"We saw what the Yemeni channel
broadcast: a gunman entering a
hospital . ... We did not order him to do
so, and we are not pleased with what he
did," Raimi said. "Moreover, it wronged us
and pained us, because we do not fight in
this manner."
The U.S. government has designated al
Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula as a
foreign terrorist organization and says the
group has orchestrated "numerous high-
profile terrorist attacks."
Sunday's apology, though rare, isn't the
first time al Qaeda or its affiliates have
apologized.
In November, Syrian rebels with al Qaeda
ties apologized for mistakenly beheading
a wounded rebel fighter after assuming
he supported Syrian President Bashar al-
Assad.
In 2009, an al Qaeda spokesman released
a video message offering condolences to
"unintended Muslim victims" killed in
attacks.
And in 2007, Bergen said, former al Qaeda
chief Osama bin Laden said that Muslim
victims killed by al Qaeda in Iraq "are not
the intended targets."
Behind the scenes, Bergen said, leaders
of the group have expressed concerns
about the impact such attacks would have
on the group's reputation.
"We know from the documents recovered
at the bin Laden compound in Abbottabad
by U.S. Navy SEALS in May 2011, al
Qaeda's leaders were often writing to
each other privately and also to groups
they are associated with about the need
to minimize civilian (Muslim) casualties
and often wrote about the damage to the
al Qaeda brand that killing civilians had
achieved by al Qaeda operations in Iraq,"
Bergen said. "But the straightforward
public apology ... is a new development."
In Sunday's message, Raimi said the
group would financially compensate
families of victims in the hospital attack.
But the militant leader also stressed that
the group's fighters wouldn't shy away
from going after targets that have ties to
American drones. That's why they hit the
Defense Ministry compound that day, he
said.
Since the attack, Yemeni government
officials have repeatedly stated there are
no drone operations based at the
compound.
Raimi said places that help American
drones by spying, providing information
or offering intelligence are legitimate
targets.
"We have a long list of these places. In
case they continue, we will continue. We
will reach them, because we defend
ourselves," he said. "We made a mistake.
We accept responsibility and we are
continuing with our Jihad."


http://www.youtube.com/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DY5MZ_HyZiuM&v=Y5MZ_HyZiuM&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DY5MZ_HyZiuM%26desktop_uri%3D%252Fwatch%253Fv%253DY5MZ_HyZiuM

SOURCE www.cnn.com/2013/12/22/world/meast/yemen-al-qaeda-apology/index.html?sr=fb122313alqaedasorry11a

Osasu99:

hey man u also a 2nd choice aspirant? If yes which course and did you beat the cut off mark for the course
P.S please forgive my inquisitive nature

Yes...
Pharmacy...
Yes.

Still praying.

emekakelvin: Okkkk
please! lie not to this question.-----If in any case, UI Admission officer post here with an anonymous account,saying the first list has been cancelled. what would be your response?-----I guess you will say the admission officer is not informed and his analysis lacks logic.

You never can tell what prompted Godwin7403 to post that information. I guess he meant -----UI Wont release 2nd list this December.
Well,my analysis on his earlier post might be wrong,but you have to know he is also waiting for 2nd list.------His earlier was caused by anxiety.

Concerning your last statement you need not know his status,but for reference purpose, you have to know this-----Come 2nd list he will be an Uite

God bless

Yeah, u got a point...
My bad, right?