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Red roze: Pls all engineering aspirants we nw av a thread xo kindly cum ova lets help each oda.tnks

kk

Great~Mind:
No probs. Lemme see if i have some change wiv me.

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Great~Mind:
I had to exchange it with a *LAUGHING* jackal, cos i hate tears; especially crocodiles'.

U̶̲̥̅̊ no wnt make hi sleep?

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Hmm D̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ af started coming back frm "meeting" won haf ta d hoder :x

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Great~Mind:
lol, if u say so

Am out jare.

Don't forget to say me hi to miss pillows, tell her i'll be with her twin in a jiffy.

Gudnite!

dnt use pillows nyt

Vicky wat are U̶̲̥̅̊ doing

These smileys are not complete! where is Τ̲̅ђe 'crying' smiley?

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Great~Mind:
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dis is not d wrk of aunty_sperm boat sha

Great~Mind:
I will. infact, am on it already. Just do urs. lol, whats there a prize set for that b4?

no I just wanted everyone to one onlyn tomorow nd b lyk "wow" but its not working

Great~Mind:
kk, night night bro.

U̶̲̥̅̊ dint modify ur post Nd y did U̶̲̥̅̊ remove ur DP

I see I cnt take d thread to page 270 talk more av 300 ... I giv up nyt

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Hmm dnt understand dis guests dt won't sleep Ooº°˚

Great~Mind:
lol, to something else, perhaps a smiley, nt that.

dnt push it. Nyt

Great mind reply М̣̣̥̇̊є̲̣̣̣̥ I want to sleep

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Great~Mind:
lol oga mickey, dnt let it bother you, you can have the whole thread to ursef. I'll leave as soon as i see ma request granted

happy?

Adex098: Damn!!!

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Great~Mind:
Please gimme five bucks to buy buscuit

‎​☺ķ sir

Great~Mind:
Casting demon with black suits and customized laptops

ℓ☺ℓ .beta go sleep o I no want come tomorrow see say U̶̲̥̅̊ post after М̣̣̥̇̊є̲̣̣̣̥.

Mickey7: For those ov U̶̲̥̅̊s dt love to read! One of the many things God blessed me with,
would be the ability to go to sleep at will even if
my house is on fire. I consider that as a gift
because, this environment has murdered sleep
for most Nigerians. How can we sleep when
things are all falling apart around us? It saddens
my heart to see the appalling state of our nation
and the quick progressive decline in the quality
of governance and the management of the polity.
Naija as it were has gone to the dogs and really,
it's only a matter of time before shit finally hits
the fan. Because, we must hit rock-bottom before
we can start to think of a Nigeria that is
workable.
I have noticed lately that I am fast losing my gift,
being able to fall asleep at will. It's no longer
happening for me like it use to. Thank God, I haven't
gotten to the point of popping different kinds of pills
to be able to get some sleep. These days, I seem so
consumed with the thoughts of how all of these
injustices, poor leadership, the frustration,
hopelessness, and despair amongst young Nigerians
will all be resolved. How much longer can we all go
on as if all is well. The situations as appalling as they
are reminds me of Asa's song, "There is Fire on the
Mountain, and no one seems to be on the Run" How
much longer will it take our leaders to realise that
they are sitting on a time Bomb. How much longer
will it take the few good men and exceptional
Nigerian youth to stop hiding under the bed, while
the vile, the fraud, the gangsters, the 419ers, the
thieves take over the polity?
Yesooooooo, we are all guilty, guilty of inaction,
guilty of procrastination, guilty of being scared by
our own shadow. Yet, we complain, talking bla bla
bla all over the place and doing nothing. That is why
the youth of this country are taken for granted. Look
at how our once strong and vibrant youths have
grown powerless, and have even become willing
instrument and tools in the hands of vile and wicked
politicians. Our young people have been so battered
physically that, they have lost the urgency to
protest. How can they not know that the
consequences of corruption, wasting of resources
and stealing affect them, the youth more than
anyone else? They have not realized yet that they
are the ones who can't go to school, and that most of
their parents have been impoverished by this shit-
system, and for the millions who graduate from the
university, half baked; where are the jobs?
Unreliable statistics say that about 28million young
people are unemployed and about 5million join
annually as the army of the unemployed youth
grows, drugs, violence, despair and hopelessness
have become a permanent fixtures in the lives of our
dear youth. This is the Nigeria of today. A country so
endowed, yet 60 percent of Nigerians are living
below 1dollar/ 25cents a day. What a shame, what
business has my country with poverty? How far,
great Nigerian youths?
The old foxes, old fraudsters, many of those who had
been in leadership position in the past, wrote this
tragic script, they are still very much around,
jostling for position and power. Most annoying is
when they pay lip services saying, "the future
belongs to the youth", which youth? The one they
cloned, or the ones yet unborn. Because all these old
foxes that should be put to pasture are still dragging
it with the young people not ready to quit the stage,
unless they die there. They have become deaf, dumb
and blind to the pains and sufferings of ordinary
Nigerians. The criminal nature of most of our
leaders is what has given impetus to criminal gangs,
kidnappers, militants, terrorists, money doublers,
gangsters who prey on innocent citizens as
effectively as the yahoo yahoo leaders’ prey on
Nigerians. Nigeria has become their slot machine.
This is how they have weakened our youth, because
even the leaders so far, lack creativity. All they have
produced for the past 38yrs is mediocrity. The youth
cannot make good decisions and hence can't make
good leadership, double wahala. These are the kind
of leaders our youth emulate, being schooled in the
arts of making it by all means even if they have to
sell their mothers. Most of these yahoo leaders are
getting rich at the expense of the masses and Naija
youth. What can they produce, except buy houses,
cars, posting their new acquired jet planes on
Facebook and all over the social media, keeping
billions in bank accounts, while the youths and the
masses suffer and the environment remains in
shambles? How far great Nigerian youth?
I can feel the growing resentment the masses have
towards the leadership, it is ‘us’ against them. The
youth may seem not ready for a revolution, but the
one thing they have in common that cuts across
ethnic and religious differences is a genuine
yearning for Change through a revolution. A
revolution that will see the end of this rampart
injustices and authority stealing that has left us poor
and hopeless. They also want to see how the mighty
and the once untouchables, those responsible for
bringing Nigeria to its knees face the music if
possible with their blood. The youth obviously don't
believe in Nigeria anymore, even the unbelievers
know we can no longer carry on like this. People
argue that the youth are not capable of retrieving
their stolen future ever again. Just like we never
believed that a Nigerian for whatever reason could
strap himself with bombs and blow himself up. When
Boko Haram started, many including myself believed
that all who were involved must have been fanatics
from neighbouring countries. Loh and behold, they
were many Nigerian youth involved. For them, it was
better than dying like a chicken. What about the
naija guy who failed to blow himself and the plane
up, in far away America? The army of desperate
youth is growing, not to talk of the kind of arms that
have come into this country; God help us. For those
who still think that the Nigerian youth are too
disorganized and weak to confront these demons, I
say, it’s possible. They have a common enemy,
namely; hunger, poverty, hopelessness, frustration
and a strong satanic hatred for our leaders and
elites. You may be asking yourself who will lead this
inevitable revolt. For many youth, the power is in
their hands right now as you read this; the
instrument of mobilization and you know what? It
has started.
As humans, we communicate by expressing our
feelings, our thoughts based on how we perceive
certain situations. Most of the youth have become
aware of the problem affecting them, most of them
live on the social media highway to while away their
time since millions of them are out of jobs or poses
the faintest idea on what else to do. They are
stranded, and most pitiful is that nobody cares. This
is where young people fellowship now to escape
from the brutality of a harsh environment caused by
those "bigger "than Nigeria. Once people become
aware of a common need or problem through
interaction and discussion, it is easier for them to
create a mobilizing strategy towards a common goal.
From the bush, the house, in the car, or even from
across the seas, the exceptional ones will control
millions through the social highway networks. I can
feel the rage, the anger and the strong satanic
hatred for our kleptomaniac leaders. I pray for the
seemly fragile, deflated Nigerian youth, the victims
of bad and selfish leadership. Young Nigerians; no
matter where they are from, all face the same sad
and evil reality created and perfected by a common
enemy. We all know the problem of Nigeria; they say
a country deserves the kind of leadership it gets,
hmmmmm... Nigerian youth... how far?
Where are the exceptional youth who will remedy us
from this hopeless situation? If it's not road
accidents because of bad roads, it is incessant
strikes because government still has not lived up to
its promise to inspire the teachers. However, their
children are all abroad while ours study with candle
light and kerosene lamps in a country capable of
providing power for all. Inflation is tearing families
apart and causing parents to abandon their duties.
Haba, the iniquities are just too much to recount, it's
not fair in the eyes of God. As these yahoo yahoo
people continue to rob us of our lives and future,
ironically they are facilitating this revolution. When
the chips are down, the youth will no longer think on
religious lines or ethnic differences; they will be so
filled with hatred, vengeance and anger. They will
vent this on all those who have brought them
sorrow, tears and a bleak future. There will be a
spark as young people pour out on the streets
hunting for their enemies and serving them a dose of
mob justice. The time and how, I know not. But yes,
it is boiling over; the handwriting is not only on the
walls but on the faces of the angry youths I see on a
daily basis. Nigerian youth... how far? na una hand
Nigeria dey. Beat the drum for change and a better
life. Let's stop blaming our leaders and elders. If
they have failed us, we can't afford to fail ourselves.
Let us use our strength to cut off corruption in this
land. Make una no fall my hand...
Na Charlyboy D Areafada dey yarn

only disciplined pple wud read dis piece frm top to bottom.d lazy ones wud probably read d first paragraph or simple ignore it

For those ov U̶̲̥̅̊s dt love to read! One of the many things God blessed me with,
would be the ability to go to sleep at will even if
my house is on fire. I consider that as a gift
because, this environment has murdered sleep
for most Nigerians. How can we sleep when
things are all falling apart around us? It saddens
my heart to see the appalling state of our nation
and the quick progressive decline in the quality
of governance and the management of the polity.
Naija as it were has gone to the dogs and really,
it's only a matter of time before shit finally hits
the fan. Because, we must hit rock-bottom before
we can start to think of a Nigeria that is
workable.
I have noticed lately that I am fast losing my gift,
being able to fall asleep at will. It's no longer
happening for me like it use to. Thank God, I haven't
gotten to the point of popping different kinds of pills
to be able to get some sleep. These days, I seem so
consumed with the thoughts of how all of these
injustices, poor leadership, the frustration,
hopelessness, and despair amongst young Nigerians
will all be resolved. How much longer can we all go
on as if all is well. The situations as appalling as they
are reminds me of Asa's song, "There is Fire on the
Mountain, and no one seems to be on the Run" How
much longer will it take our leaders to realise that
they are sitting on a time Bomb. How much longer
will it take the few good men and exceptional
Nigerian youth to stop hiding under the bed, while
the vile, the fraud, the gangsters, the 419ers, the
thieves take over the polity?
Yesooooooo, we are all guilty, guilty of inaction,
guilty of procrastination, guilty of being scared by
our own shadow. Yet, we complain, talking bla bla
bla all over the place and doing nothing. That is why
the youth of this country are taken for granted. Look
at how our once strong and vibrant youths have
grown powerless, and have even become willing
instrument and tools in the hands of vile and wicked
politicians. Our young people have been so battered
physically that, they have lost the urgency to
protest. How can they not know that the
consequences of corruption, wasting of resources
and stealing affect them, the youth more than
anyone else? They have not realized yet that they
are the ones who can't go to school, and that most of
their parents have been impoverished by this shit-
system, and for the millions who graduate from the
university, half baked; where are the jobs?
Unreliable statistics say that about 28million young
people are unemployed and about 5million join
annually as the army of the unemployed youth
grows, drugs, violence, despair and hopelessness
have become a permanent fixtures in the lives of our
dear youth. This is the Nigeria of today. A country so
endowed, yet 60 percent of Nigerians are living
below 1dollar/ 25cents a day. What a shame, what
business has my country with poverty? How far,
great Nigerian youths?
The old foxes, old fraudsters, many of those who had
been in leadership position in the past, wrote this
tragic script, they are still very much around,
jostling for position and power. Most annoying is
when they pay lip services saying, "the future
belongs to the youth", which youth? The one they
cloned, or the ones yet unborn. Because all these old
foxes that should be put to pasture are still dragging
it with the young people not ready to quit the stage,
unless they die there. They have become deaf, dumb
and blind to the pains and sufferings of ordinary
Nigerians. The criminal nature of most of our
leaders is what has given impetus to criminal gangs,
kidnappers, militants, terrorists, money doublers,
gangsters who prey on innocent citizens as
effectively as the yahoo yahoo leaders’ prey on
Nigerians. Nigeria has become their slot machine.
This is how they have weakened our youth, because
even the leaders so far, lack creativity. All they have
produced for the past 38yrs is mediocrity. The youth
cannot make good decisions and hence can't make
good leadership, double wahala. These are the kind
of leaders our youth emulate, being schooled in the
arts of making it by all means even if they have to
sell their mothers. Most of these yahoo leaders are
getting rich at the expense of the masses and Naija
youth. What can they produce, except buy houses,
cars, posting their new acquired jet planes on
Facebook and all over the social media, keeping
billions in bank accounts, while the youths and the
masses suffer and the environment remains in
shambles? How far great Nigerian youth?
I can feel the growing resentment the masses have
towards the leadership, it is ‘us’ against them. The
youth may seem not ready for a revolution, but the
one thing they have in common that cuts across
ethnic and religious differences is a genuine
yearning for Change through a revolution. A
revolution that will see the end of this rampart
injustices and authority stealing that has left us poor
and hopeless. They also want to see how the mighty
and the once untouchables, those responsible for
bringing Nigeria to its knees face the music if
possible with their blood. The youth obviously don't
believe in Nigeria anymore, even the unbelievers
know we can no longer carry on like this. People
argue that the youth are not capable of retrieving
their stolen future ever again. Just like we never
believed that a Nigerian for whatever reason could
strap himself with bombs and blow himself up. When
Boko Haram started, many including myself believed
that all who were involved must have been fanatics
from neighbouring countries. Loh and behold, they
were many Nigerian youth involved. For them, it was
better than dying like a chicken. What about the
naija guy who failed to blow himself and the plane
up, in far away America? The army of desperate
youth is growing, not to talk of the kind of arms that
have come into this country; God help us. For those
who still think that the Nigerian youth are too
disorganized and weak to confront these demons, I
say, it’s possible. They have a common enemy,
namely; hunger, poverty, hopelessness, frustration
and a strong satanic hatred for our leaders and
elites. You may be asking yourself who will lead this
inevitable revolt. For many youth, the power is in
their hands right now as you read this; the
instrument of mobilization and you know what? It
has started.
As humans, we communicate by expressing our
feelings, our thoughts based on how we perceive
certain situations. Most of the youth have become
aware of the problem affecting them, most of them
live on the social media highway to while away their
time since millions of them are out of jobs or poses
the faintest idea on what else to do. They are
stranded, and most pitiful is that nobody cares. This
is where young people fellowship now to escape
from the brutality of a harsh environment caused by
those "bigger "than Nigeria. Once people become
aware of a common need or problem through
interaction and discussion, it is easier for them to
create a mobilizing strategy towards a common goal.
From the bush, the house, in the car, or even from
across the seas, the exceptional ones will control
millions through the social highway networks. I can
feel the rage, the anger and the strong satanic
hatred for our kleptomaniac leaders. I pray for the
seemly fragile, deflated Nigerian youth, the victims
of bad and selfish leadership. Young Nigerians; no
matter where they are from, all face the same sad
and evil reality created and perfected by a common
enemy. We all know the problem of Nigeria; they say
a country deserves the kind of leadership it gets,
hmmmmm... Nigerian youth... how far?
Where are the exceptional youth who will remedy us
from this hopeless situation? If it's not road
accidents because of bad roads, it is incessant
strikes because government still has not lived up to
its promise to inspire the teachers. However, their
children are all abroad while ours study with candle
light and kerosene lamps in a country capable of
providing power for all. Inflation is tearing families
apart and causing parents to abandon their duties.
Haba, the iniquities are just too much to recount, it's
not fair in the eyes of God. As these yahoo yahoo
people continue to rob us of our lives and future,
ironically they are facilitating this revolution. When
the chips are down, the youth will no longer think on
religious lines or ethnic differences; they will be so
filled with hatred, vengeance and anger. They will
vent this on all those who have brought them
sorrow, tears and a bleak future. There will be a
spark as young people pour out on the streets
hunting for their enemies and serving them a dose of
mob justice. The time and how, I know not. But yes,
it is boiling over; the handwriting is not only on the
walls but on the faces of the angry youths I see on a
daily basis. Nigerian youth... how far? na una hand
Nigeria dey. Beat the drum for change and a better
life. Let's stop blaming our leaders and elders. If
they have failed us, we can't afford to fail ourselves.
Let us use our strength to cut off corruption in this
land. Make una no fall my hand...
Na Charlyboy D Areafada dey yarn

Great mind what are U̶̲̥̅̊ doin awake at dis ungodly hour

It's d 6th day in aug already ___ gud mrning everyone.sleepin I guess.lazy Nlanders I'm sure trafford af wet his pillow with saliva already,sylvalord shud b snoring,great mind must b dreaming nw

G Ooº°˚ d nyt people !!!

And well dts d story so far *everyone claps and gives him a standing ovation *

Trafford: Hello.. Good evening, my name is Riley....Riley Freeman (not really my name, just the name I use in disguising my identity..lol)

I've been following this thread since last year.. Yea yea. I mean since 2012/2013 academic session & never saw the need to post until yesterday. Kinda created a Nairaland account but they Won't let me post anything on this session, I dont understand why, but I'm asked to try again next week.. Hence, I'm using my elder bro's account.

Well, my story goes like this.. I applied for Law last year.. Scored 58 but Uniben didn't see me as 'good enough' to be given any course at all.. I don't blame them tho'. It was all God's plan.. I believe.

This year, I applied for a related course ; International Studies& Diplomacy (ISD) and By God's grace, I got an 'impossible score' lol.

Abeg, no need for plenty talk.. I'm here to join you guys in the wait for the Merit list..and would be updating you guys on the latest info (I dont really have anybody in Uniben.. I base my infos on calculations..I mean logic...yea! Something like that)

I think I might have an idea on when the Merit list would be out.. N if you want me to spill, sure I will.

Those who know me would confirm to you I don't give false infos.. I was somewhat a prominent figure in Uniben facebook fanpage last year. But for a vow I made, I'm yet to post a thing there.

Anyways, I hope my point is made. Thanks y'all for reading.. And I hope n pray TOGETHER WE SHALL BE IN UNIBEN. Once again, thanks

Mr. Obago(Godstime) I see you.. You are doing a great job. You might not remember me or even know who I am.. Wont be suprised tho'. How is Nospell n the others?

trafford came nd ever since,it's been admission list dis,admission list dt

chaarly: Wey mickey dey Come upload ur score Ooº°˚

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hiroz: For engineerin,d cut off is usually an average of 55.but wit 50 aggregate u may still get admission if der is enuff space after allocating admission space.i knw lots of pple who entered engine with aggregate score of 50.even if u dnt get engine dey may gv u a course in physical sciences

hmm nd den d cut off mark issue

chaarly: Woah woah woah!!!!
Screening score- 77
Aggregate score- 66

i REP LAW!!! Pls who knows d cutoff for law??



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