₦airaland Forum

2goodbobo:
Ever heard of the saying "Blood is thicker than water"?

Lolz true

mutter:
You probably cannot love her like your daughter but you can treat her like one.
When in Nigeria, I did just that. They got the same kind of treatment, school, cklothing and all. We ate together and went out together. People believed they were part of my family.
My friends criticised me for it but I believed they were very important to me. I entrusted my kids to them, so they were very significant in my life. We also did the chores together.
If is your duty to treat eveyone in a dignified manner and youwould derive a great satisfaction from it.
I think it is so wrong to exploit these young girls. They are seperated from their families and work hours on end.

True...very good tho

ifex370:
it is possible...

















but women look at maids and all they see are slaves... who so to say are privileged to be in a family like theirs... change that mentality and you have the solution

Hmmm alright

Hello
Is it ever possible for a woman who has a female daughter and a maid to have equal love for them?
With Nigerian mentality,women with housemaid don't treat them well. An example you see a with a female child and her housemaid who's also a maid attending different schools ofcourse the real daughter attending the best school.
I am opportuned to stay with my aunty who has a maid and I see how things are. She loves the maid tho but there is a big difference. Yes I know the love might not be equal...
So is it ever possible for a woman to love a maid the way she loves her children or should I just stick to the African mentality

lekanolaolu:
Dearie, truth be told, Kogi State government is perhaps the worst government in Nigeria. I'm also an indigene of Kogi State and am really excited meetin u. Everything in Kogi State is not working and do u knw in my LGA (Yagba East precisely), they have been left in total darkness for over a year and the best thing the government could do is to pretend as if they don't know.
Kogi State government is typically an example of an uncaring government to her people cos it lacks all iota of affection to her serving people!

Lol of all states kogi is worse. Watching akwa ibom commissioning their stadium reminds me that we don't have a standard stadium I can't call that one in lokoja a standard one abeg. The worst of all no airport hian kai God de oo. In kabba the teachers are just suffering,mehn our government here is so bad. I remember the last time Gov Wada had an accident people were wishing he died in that accident. Mehn dem no try for dat our kogi o

lekanolaolu:
Thank GOD for his life. If it was KOGI state governor, I would have honestly from the buttom of my humble heart wish him death. Don't really know much about Benue State government.

Am tempted to type 'seconded' if not that I remembered that God said we should not wish our fellow humans evil. Seriously ure saying the truth,am an indigene of kogi...buh lez leave God to judge

OneNigeria44:
Comrade is right but its as if your friend is confusing guarantors form with Refrence/Attestation letter. The Guarantors form is just one which will be filled by your Parents/Guardian while the Refrence letter is to be written by 3 organisations one of which is a religious institution as they rightly told u. All those stuff is during physical clearance sha

Ok that means the reference letter isn't an online form,we have to bring it from home... Buh is there any need for it to be typed or just written normally I mean with a pen

otokx:
All the forms are online, you do not have to come down to ph to have them printed and filled. I still suggest everyone remain on hold till people can pay the school fees and print the receipt on ecampus.

Ok,thanks

Comrade otokx,pls sir can u tell me more about that guarantor's form? My friend told me uniport needs about 3 of it from different organization. I want to know if I will have it with me nd go to ph or I will have to collect the form in ph to be filled. Buh again aint living in ph how do I do if if I go get the form to be filled there will I now have to go back to my base to the appropriate quarter again? Thanks

chekz:
hello i also was admitted this year, since ur starting reg 2nd week i would mind yu updating me on the procedure tho we are in different departments

Alryt,will try ma best

fitex20:
add me on Fb, so we get more familiar with each other... Fitex Francy. Have you started your clearance yet??

nope, will start my reg 2nd week of november,what of u?

creamyanne:
2013/2014 set, we paid 87,000 naira for skul fee, 30,000 naira for acceptance fee nd 20,000 naira for compulsory hostel accomodation. A total of 137,000 naira. Its d toughest course in d faculty of humanities. little wonder, d tution fee z among d highest paid in d faculty of humanities.... Dats all I can say 4 now. Did u get an admission into d dpmnt??

Yesso,my name appeared in the first list OLORUNYOMI MARY PEACE
thanks so much

fitex20:
same with me

Wow! Good,got a partner lol

My second post in nairaland making front page #dancing shoki

Twenty-four year old Chinedu Ubachukwu has emerged the winner of this year’s edition of Gulder Ultimate Search. The Anambra state indigene thus became the 11th winner of Africa’s first and longest running reality TV show.


To attain the feat, he edged out 28-year old Emmanuel Afolabi and 29 year-old Nne Cosy Joe. After more than three weeks in the jungle, only the three contestants survived the harsh weather conditions and the arduous tasks they were subjected to.

Their final task was to retrieve the great General’s War helmet which according to folklore, had been hidden in the belly of the Aguleri Forest of Anambra State.

Ironically, when the contestants commenced their journey from Boat Landing, where they camped the previous night, Chinedu appeared the weakest of them. He even stated that he was not 100 per cent fit; adding that if the final search for the helmet became a purely physical task, it may be to his disadvantage.

Chinedu was the last to climb over a very high wall and the remaining contestants insisted that he should be the first to cross another rope ladder which was suspended between two trees because he appeared weak.

As the search neared its end, Chinedu appeared to regain his strength and the trio raced across a river which was at their waist-level, towards their work stations situated at the belly of the Aguleri forest. There they met an emissary of the Council of Elders who adorned a red cloak. His duty was to grant them right of passage only after correctly pieced together the tiles which they found during their very long trek.

Cosy was the first to solve the riddle, followed by Chinedu and then Emmanuel. They raced towards three canoes and paddled away in different directions. Both Emmanuel and Cosy Joe appeared to paddle their canoes aimlessly while Chinedu paddled towards a particular direction. It turned out Chinedu rowed his canoe towards a clay pot which was emitting fire.

At this point, Cosy Joe appeared frustrated and angrily hit the water with his bare hands. He had no paddle. As Cosy paddled his boat to shore and alighted on land, Emmanuel attempted to row his canoe in Chinedu’s direction.

Chinedu raced on land and retrieved the great General’s Helmet surrounded by three fire pots. Hence, he joins the Order of Heroes as the 11th winner of Gulder Ultimate Search.

Chidi Mokeme, the Anchor man, soon arrived on canoe and congratulated Chinedu on his great feat. He said: “After 26 murderous days in the Aguleri jungle, after days and nights of pain and sorrow; thinking about the unknown, nursing your wounds with sweat, with blood, it is you Chinedu who made it here. It is you who has carved your name in history. It is you who has earned the bragging rights. It is you who has made it into the elite league of extra ordinary warriors. By the powers conferred on me by the Council of Elders, I now pronounce you Last Man Standing!”

Incidentally, when the relatives of the final four contestants paid them a visit in the jungle two days earlier, it was only Chinedu’s mother that urged him to return home as champion. Amidst tears, Mrs. Ubachukwu told her son “I know you will make me proud. Come home with the crown.”

Incidentally, on the morning of the final search, both Emmanuel and Cosy Joe gave Chinedu their lanterns. They told him “this will light your path”, oblivious of the fact that that his light would shine the brightest at the end of the day. Both Emmanuel and Cosy talked about reducing their load and they both decided to hand their lanterns to Chinedu.

For his feat, Chinedu will be rewarded with N10 million and a brand new SUV at a party fit only for royalty. Two other contestants will also receive brand new vehicles. They are Samantha Appi, who will drive home a brand new Ford Eco sport for emerging as the Last Woman Standing and the winner of the Viewers’ Choice, who will go home with a Ford Focus.

The contestants that were evicted earlier in the show were: Otto Canon, Ikenna Emedike, Addoh Evi, Iroh Noella, Blessing Eriata, Loretta Erijakpor, Sandra Nwagbagiro, Samantha Appi, Sharon Robinson, Joshua Nwagboso and Iwuoha Ikenna.
http://www.gulderultimatesearch.tv

Twenty-four year old Chinedu Ubachukwu has emerged the winner of this year’s edition of Gulder Ultimate Search. The Anambra state indigene thus became the 11th winner of Africa’s first and longest running reality TV show.


To attain the feat, he edged out 28-year old Emmanuel Afolabi and 29 year-old Nne Cosy Joe. After more than three weeks in the jungle, only the three contestants survived the harsh weather conditions and the arduous tasks they were subjected to.

Their final task was to retrieve the great General’s War helmet which according to folklore, had been hidden in the belly of the Aguleri Forest of Anambra State.

Ironically, when the contestants commenced their journey from Boat Landing, where they camped the previous night, Chinedu appeared the weakest of them. He even stated that he was not 100 per cent fit; adding that if the final search for the helmet became a purely physical task, it may be to his disadvantage.

Chinedu was the last to climb over a very high wall and the remaining contestants insisted that he should be the first to cross another rope ladder which was suspended between two trees because he appeared weak.

As the search neared its end, Chinedu appeared to regain his strength and the trio raced across a river which was at their waist-level, towards their work stations situated at the belly of the Aguleri forest. There they met an emissary of the Council of Elders who adorned a red cloak. His duty was to grant them right of passage only after correctly pieced together the tiles which they found during their very long trek.

Cosy was the first to solve the riddle, followed by Chinedu and then Emmanuel. They raced towards three canoes and paddled away in different directions. Both Emmanuel and Cosy Joe appeared to paddle their canoes aimlessly while Chinedu paddled towards a particular direction. It turned out Chinedu rowed his canoe towards a clay pot which was emitting fire.

At this point, Cosy Joe appeared frustrated and angrily hit the water with his bare hands. He had no paddle. As Cosy paddled his boat to shore and alighted on land, Emmanuel attempted to row his canoe in Chinedu’s direction.

Chinedu raced on land and retrieved the great General’s Helmet surrounded by three fire pots. Hence, he joins the Order of Heroes as the 11th winner of Gulder Ultimate Search.

Chidi Mokeme, the Anchor man, soon arrived on canoe and congratulated Chinedu on his great feat. He said: “After 26 murderous days in the Aguleri jungle, after days and nights of pain and sorrow; thinking about the unknown, nursing your wounds with sweat, with blood, it is you Chinedu who made it here. It is you who has carved your name in history. It is you who has earned the bragging rights. It is you who has made it into the elite league of extra ordinary warriors. By the powers conferred on me by the Council of Elders, I now pronounce you Last Man Standing!”

Incidentally, when the relatives of the final four contestants paid them a visit in the jungle two days earlier, it was only Chinedu’s mother that urged him to return home as champion. Amidst tears, Mrs. Ubachukwu told her son “I know you will make me proud. Come home with the crown.”

Incidentally, on the morning of the final search, both Emmanuel and Cosy Joe gave Chinedu their lanterns. They told him “this will light your path”, oblivious of the fact that that his light would shine the brightest at the end of the day. Both Emmanuel and Cosy talked about reducing their load and they both decided to hand their lanterns to Chinedu.

For his feat, Chinedu will be rewarded with N10 million and a brand new SUV at a party fit only for royalty. Two other contestants will also receive brand new vehicles. They are Samantha Appi, who will drive home a brand new Ford Eco sport for emerging as the Last Woman Standing and the winner of the Viewers’ Choice, who will go home with a Ford Focus.

The contestants that were evicted earlier in the show were: Otto Canon, Ikenna Emedike, Addoh Evi, Iroh Noella, Blessing Eriata, Loretta Erijakpor, Sandra Nwagbagiro, Samantha Appi, Sharon Robinson, Joshua Nwagboso and Iwuoha Ikenna.

Wow,nice... Who will vote for me lol

Any new uniport student here,just got my admission to study linguistics nd communication studies 2014/2015 session...pls I info about the course nd school fees by the old student. Thanks

[quote author=ITbomb post=26855722]For your mind you don create topic for nl.
You better go learn trade instead of to attempt any more of this trash
*spoiling people's mind since 1983*[/quote
]Choi my first topic on nairaland...
Nd u discouraged moi *weeps*
Itz not a problem

Letz share our memorable sallah experience... This mine:
I hail from a christian family,infact ma pman is a revd. So there is this neigbour of ours who is a muslim. This fateful sallah some years ago ( I was still a young girl then) the woman brought food for us oo aspa sallah celebration oo come see chicken,twas chicken she gave us instead of ram... Na just cow nd goat meat I sabi say we de chop for our house. And I con get dz elder sister wey bin like food ehn. Eh ehn so she gave us greeted us nd left... Ma pman,a very strict man told us not to eat it... Haba after our mouth were watering already fa
We de eye the chicken,the chicken de eye us too. Na so me nd ma sis bin de plan how to tif the chicken chop...
Ermm I don 4get aw the story take end jare kai..lol
Una share your memorable sallah experience

Happy independence day Nigeria. God bless Nigeria ... And happy birthday ma late grandma,words can't qualify how I miss u

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