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Celestial Church of Christ
(Students' parish, Unilorin chapter)
Welcomes you all,
We are using this medium to reach out to all Celestials.
Contact : 07062877283
Your comfort as a new student is our concern ...#cares.

Celestial Church of Christ
(Students' parish, Unilorin chapter)
Congratulates everyone here that has been admitted and those that are still waiting for their "alert ",I pray that the Lord will do wish your heart desire in Jesus name. Amen!!!
We are using this medium to reach out to all Celestials that have and yet to be admitted,
Contact : 07062877283
Your comfort as a new student is our concern ...#cares.

Celestial Church of Christ
(Students' parish, Unilorin chapter)
Congratulates everyone here that has been admitted and those that are still waiting for their "alert ",I pray that the Lord will do wish your heart desire in Jesus name. Amen!!!
We are using this medium to reach out to all Celestials that have and yet to be admitted,
Contact : 07062877283
Your comfort as a new student is our concern ...#cares.

Daziz: Let's talk about underrated courses in the universities. Which course came to your mind 1st?

NIGERIA @ 54: THE FATE OF AGRICULTURE
The course has been so stigmatized that no
one wants to go into it, even those that are
there right now do not want people to know
what they are into. I would implore my fellow
youths out there that are about to choose
their career to think twice . Nothing pays like
Agriculture and it's a profession of hope.
There are many countries out there that have
achieved their vigorous state of economy
through Agriculture. Think twice today and
make the right choice.
I applied for Agriculture
I'm studying Agriculture
I love Agriculture.

Pls, someone should help me with faaji transponder, the I have 12202V27500 is not working, despite 72% quality.

4llerbuntu: Faaji is on Daarsat which is on AMOS 5 @ 17° E
not amos2

from Astra 2A position you go down, and SLIGHTLY to the left(standing at the back of your dish)

not up

You mean I should move it to the left a bit from astra? Am I going to move the dish down or up, since astra is 22 and amos is 17, so I think it should be up.

4llerbuntu: Faaji is on Daarsat which is on AMOS 5 @ 17° E
not amos2

from Astra 2A position you go down, and SLIGHTLY to the left(standing at the back of your dish)

not up

You mean I should move it to the left a bit from astra? Am I going to move the dish or up, since astra is 22 and amos is 17, so I think it should be up.

Pls I need urgent help, it was hell today. I wanted to change a dish from astra 2A to faaji which I think it should be on amos 2, I now tilted the dish up assuming it get to 19° and I input tp 12022v29999. But all to no avail. Pls help me out.

Congratulations to my amiable former Vice-Chancellor. Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, more grease to elbow.

Please house, can I get irib verzash with 0.9m dish? If yes, help me with the transponder and orbital position.

The doctors under the auspices of the Nigerian
Medical Association (NMA) had embarked on a
strike to press home their demand for an
improvement in their welfare on July 1 and
several attempts to resolve the issue have
ended in a stalemate.
The government had earlier accused the doctors
of neglecting their oath to protect lives and
continue to turn down the request to suspend
the strike, particularly during the outbreak of
the deadly Ebola virus and the ongoing
insurgency in some parts of the country.
In a letter signed on behalf of the health
minister by L. N. Awute, a permanent secretary
in the ministry of health, the president ordered
that the action should take immediate effect.
“President Goodluck Jonathan has suspended
the residency training programme for doctors in
Nigeria indefinitely for the purposes of
appraising the challenges facing the health
sector,” read the letter.
“In line with the above, the Honourable Minister
has directed that you issue letters of termination
of Residency Training appointment to the
affected Resident Doctors in your Hospital
immediately.
“The Board of Management is to take all
necessary measures to immediately restore full
medical services in your hospital. Note however
this is without prejudice to the employment of
Locum Physicians on six months renewable
contract tied to productivity and good behavior.”
In an interview with TheCable, one of the
affected doctors condemned the development,
stating that it is an indication that government
does not know its priority.
“The federal government should have asked the
government of Lagos state that tried toeing that
lane, the end result of such action,” she said.
“Simply because we demanded for our rights
they are attempting to intimidate us. Anyway,
let us see who blinks first.”
A source told TheCable that the federal
government had directed that locum doctors and
doctors in military hospitals should be employed
pending the time that the doctors are replaced.
Governor Babatunde Fashola adopted a similar
stance when the medical doctors in Lagos State
went on strike two years ago before the crisis
was finally resolved.

Source: the cable

The Liberian Government was aware that Patrick
Sawyer, its citizen who brought the Ebola virus
into Nigeria, had possibly contracted the virus
from his late sister, yet cleared him to travel to
Nigeria for a conference organised by the
Economic Community of West African States
[ECOWAS], PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively
report today.
Documents obtained by this newspaper showed
that Mr. Sawyer’s employers, ArcelorMittal, an
iron mining company, suspended him from work
and isolated him after it became aware that he
had contact with his sister who died of the virus
on July 8.
The company also issued an internal memo to
staff of the company informing them that Mr.
Sawyer had been referred to the Liberian Health
ministry for testing and close observation.
“A family member of an ArcelorMittal Liberia
employee died on Tuesday, July 8th, in Monrovia
due to a confirmed case of the Ebola virus,” the
July 11 edition of Satellite, an internal newsletter
of ArcelorMittal Liberia, said. “The employee had
minimal contact with the victim, at the state
where the virus was infectious.
“Doctors say the risk of potential transfer to any
member of the ArcelorMittal staff or contractors
is very low. The employee has submitted to the
Ministry of Health for a medical examination for
possible Ebola infection, and has also requested
the Ministry of Health to make the result
available to ArcelorMittal Liberia and its close
affiliates.
“There is no evidence to suggest that the
employee has been infected. Under the Ministry
of Health guidelines, the employee is being
monitored on a daily basis and will continue to
do so for a period of 21 days. During this time
the employee will be absent from work.”
The July 25 edition of the Satellite, which
announced Mr. Sawyer’s death, reads:
“Patrick was last at the Buchanan site (of
AncelorMittal) on 9th July when he informed us
about the death of his sister. Having informed
us of this news, Patrick was submitted to the
Ministry of Health for a medical observation and
isolation and requested not to return to work
until he had passed through the incubation
period. He has not been at the Buchanan site or
in any ArcelorMittal office since that time.”
But despite being under isolation and
observation for the deadly disease, the Liberian
Government, through its Deputy Finance
Minister For Fiscal Affairs, Sebastian Muah,
cleared Mr. Sawyer to travel to Nigeria for an
ECOWAS convention in Calabar.
The deputy minister personally admitted
approving the trip in an online discussion forum,
where some Liberian citizens raised questions
about his action and competence.
Mr. Muah could not be reached for comments
on Monday. His mobile telephone was switched
off the numerous times PREMIUM TIMES called.
But the Liberian Minister of Information, Lewis
Brown, admitted to this newspaper that his
government knew Mr. Sawyer was possibly
infected by the virus before he travelled to
Nigeria.
“I can confirm to you that he was advised by the
Chief Medical Officer at the Ministry of Health
not to leave the country because he was under
observation,” Mr. Brown said by telephone from
Monrovia, the Liberian capital. “It was
regrettable that he left the country while being
observed.
“We felt he had a duty to his colleagues to tell
them that he was under observation for the
disease. We also felt he had a duty to our
country and yours (Nigeria) not to leave Liberia
so as not to endanger the lives of others.”
Asked why a Liberian government official
approved Mr. Sawyer’s trip to Nigeria even when
the administration was watching him for Ebola,
Mr. Brown said he had no information that the
Deputy Minister, Mr. Muah, okayed the journey.
He however explained that such an
administrative slip was possible at the time Mr.
Sawyer left Liberia for Nigeria because at that
time, inter-agency cooperation among
government departments was low.
“It’s possible the health ministry was monitoring
him (Mr. Sawyer) but the finance ministry did
not know,” Mr. Brown said. “It was a slip and we
have learned from it regrettably.”
He said the Patrick Sawyer incidence had now
compelled Liberia to rework its procedures.
“Now the practice is to share the names of
everyone under observation with all other
agencies, including the airport, so they cannot
leave the country,” the minister said.
“Before the Patrick Sawyer incidence, we did not
have that kind of cooperation. We were not
locking people under observation down. We
were only bringing them to the isolation centre
after they showed signs of the disease.”
Liberian newspaper, The New Dawn, which saw
the CCTV footage recorded at the James Spriggs
Payne’s Airport, Monrovia, moments before Mr.
Sawyer boarded an Asky Airline plane to Lagos
on July 20, reported that he looked “terribly ill”
and wore a “sad countenance“ like someone in
severe pain.
Apparently overtaken by “excruciating pain,” he,
at a point, laid flat on his stomach on the floor
in the corridor of the airport.
The paper also reported the footage as capturing
Mr. Sawyer sitting alone and avoiding bodily
contacts with other passengers who came close
to him at the boarding gate of the airport as he
awaited his flight to Lagos.
Mr. Sawyer became severely ill on the plane and
was taken to First Consultant Hospital,
Obalende, from the Murtala Mohammed Airport
in Lagos.
Reports of events before he travelled to Nigeria
and soon after his death have now shown that
top Liberian government officials were aware of
his trip to Nigeria and appeared to have done
nothing to stop him.
The reports have also shown that Mr. Sawyer
did not escape from where he was quarantined
as reported by some newspapers.
In fact, the actions of some Liberian officials
suggested that they were more concerned with
getting Mr. Sawyer to the convention venue in
Calabar and cared very little about the health
risk he posed.
After he died, First Consultant Hospital issued a
statement saying it resisted immense pressure
from Liberian officials to discharge Mr. Sawyer
from the hospital to enable him to attend the
convention in Calabar, with diplomats saying he
had a key role to play at the convention.
Nigeria was free of Ebola until July 20 when Mr.
Sawyer arrived.
He became terribly ill on his flight and was
rushed to the First Consultant Hospital
Obalende, Lagos, where he died on July 24.
Nigeria’s Health Minister, Onyebuchi Chukwu,
said on Monday that although the Liberian
government has apologized for the incidence, it
was pertinent to note that Nigeria was free of
Ebola Virus until its importation by the Liberian-
American.

Source: http://www.saharareporters.com/2014/08/12/how-liberian-govt-cleared-patrick-sawyer-travel-nigeria-ebola

pls, what will the person that has less than 200 that had chose pol science do?

For necessary information on post utme registration, accommodation during the exam and accommodation ahead of the new session. call me: 07062877283.

Three contractors were touring the Aso Rock on the
same day. One was from Kaduna, another from Onitsha,
and the third from Ibadan. At the end of the tour, the
Minister asked them what they did for a living. when
they each replied that they were contractors, the
Minister said, hey we need one of the perimeter fences
redone. Why don't you guys take a look at it and give
me your bids. First, the Kaduna contractor took out his
tape measure and pencil, did some measuring and said,
i figure the job will run about N900,000 -- N400, 000 for
materials, N400, 000 for my work men, and N100, 000
profit for me. Next was the Onitsha contractor. He also
took out his tape measure and pencil, did some quick
calculations and said, looks like i can do this job for
N700, 000 -- N300, 000 for materials, N300, 000 for my
work men, and N100, 000 profit for me. Finally, the
Minister asks the Ibadan contractor for his bid. Without
batting an eye, the contractor says, N20,700,000. The
Minister, incredulous, looks at him and says, you didn't
even measure like the other guys. How did you come up
with such a high figure? Easy, says the contractor from
Ibadan, N10,350,000 for me, N10,350,000 for you, and
we hire the guy from Kaduna.

Please beep me for any vacancy(undergraduate) in Ilorin.
07062877283.

A little boy, who wanted N1000.00 very badly, prayed for
two weeks but nothing happened. Then he decided to
write GOD a letter requesting N1000.00. When the postal
authorities received the letter to GOD, NIGERIA., they
decided to send it to the President. The President was
so impressed, touched, and amused that he instructed
his secretary to send the boy N500.00. Mr. President
thought that this would appear to be a lot of money to
the little boy. The little boy was delighted with the
N500.00 and immediately sat down to write a thank you
note to GOD that read:- Dear God, Thank You very much
for sending me the money. However, i noticed that for
some reason you had to send it through Abuja, and, as
usual, those devil's took half of it.

How many minutes left?

OMG!!! Just came back from church,made FP...God is good...#what shall i say unto the Lord# i finally broke the jinx

Hmmm! What a Nation? What baffles me most is the fact that some of those that are insulting number 1 citizen and number 1 lady of this great Nation, their cgpa can't flash an airtel number.

I'm feeling a kind of vibration in my body, ranging from my arms through the trunk down the legs. It usually get worse why lying on my tummy.

Great Nigerian Students!!! My fellow students don't you forsee any increament in school charges if FG could implement #ASUU's demand? My shout-out goes to all #unilorites...