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godwinizu:
I'm a 30yrs old Bsc (Animal science) and Msc(Animal breeding and genetics) holder.
It's been a childhood dream of mine to study medicine and surgery and I have not been able to do so due to some circumstances of which finance is one of them.
Having built up a small business I believe can help me sponsor the program am contemplating starting this year.
I simply have one question, am I too old for this journey?

Its never too late to achieve one's dream and live a fulfilled life.
Friends and families will discourage you but you shouldn't be bulged.
It's your life to live and not theirs.
It's not everyone that will get MBBS on a platter of Gold.
Some have to be consistent, remain resolute and preserve.
You know deep down yourself what you want go for it.
And the days you struggled to get hold of your dream will pass away.
Winners never quit, losers do and settle for the less.
It's yours decision to make.

HolyTitus:
ENGR. ALASH Baami... Tell him Sotta send his S/O to him whenever you sees him, bro

ok...He's in UI.

HolyTitus:
Baba, lemme jhor; there is no senior anywhere, abi dem dey use ham collect loan for CBN - In whatever thing we do in life, Success counts and never look down on anyone.... What's his name (your brother) ?

True...Aladesaye David, science class.

HolyTitus:
kai, How could I ?? I still remember one of his quote ''Ewure lo gbo ojo iku e, to tu n je ewe (it's a goat that will hear the date of its death and still be eating leaves)'' He suddenly entered SSS 3'5; come and see impromptu calmness and total silence, then he looked us keenly in the faces under his glasses, shook his head, then said that nonsense above, then walked out again. Throughout that day my brother, we were not ourselves... till date, none of the 2009/10 sets could decipher the meaning of the proverb.

You were my senior but my brother graduated with you...

HolyTitus:
Mr. Fakolu, Mr. Shevchenko, Lion Man, Mr. Bend Low, pastor Ajayi a.k.a. Marry the pole, Mrs. Efunsetan - If these guys flog you, ehnn.. your life bad factory settings would never ever scatter itself again......Those crazy days for ACA

You forgot Mr corridor..Mr falegbe doesn't flog but his punishments are blunt and strenuous..

chinonyinye:
pls for direct entry into medicine and surgery, what's the minimum grade acceptable for B.Sc?

2.1 but those with First Class will have more chances.

Khali1:
Elect/elect 65.125

Something must be wrong somewhere. You had above your Elds cut off point. You can wait till the school release any statement pertaining to conclusion of admissions before you can take amother step. But if time is not on your side, you can pick another jamb form to be on the safer side.
However,you'd should be admitted if the whole process is not compromised.

Daudu1996:
Stop saying what u aren't assure of, Lasu is now fully accredited for BDS. Get ur fact right

Thanks for clearing doubts...But It hasn't been updated in MDCN website...It could only be confirmed from that website. Anything other than that might raise doubts.

Timekeeper:
The rate of univrecitys hostels that I ham seeing his very very very bad. Start with the like of OAU a.k.a oba adaniduro univrecity, there hostel is very bad, someones just posting UNN, the hostel to his very very bad. I attending a public univrecity to but me hostel is very clean. Infat , we haves hostel for level 1,2,3,4 and 5. Post graduant own to is in process. If you thought am lying, take a ride to Bayero University kano and saw for ursef. Wait o, shey all thos proprietors in univrecity don't use too visiting there student hostel ni abi it is some path of the management that is chopped the money for infrastruction. I thought student shud rise and protest these people b4 his too late oo.

I can discern the message you're trying to pass across.
I think some private universities like Covenant, Landmark ET al have salubrious and formidable hostels.
I'm a student of the university of Benin and I've been to University of Ibadan and I can attest that their hostels are as equally good.
On the last note, take time to study English Language well because the school you claim to attend wouldn't be proud of you seeing all these grammatical blunders you've committed.

Pes13:
Pls educate me, do dentistry students also sit for BDS professional exam in 300L in addition to MB1 they will be taking with MBBS students?

YES.

davbravo:
no, they don't. They only offer MBBS, BDS and Physiology

Its BDS is partially accredited.

1Sharon:
Africans are so stupidddd. The stupid comments here have just left me speechless. I don't even want to bother with this thread.

I leave you all to ur superstition/religion-induced psychosis.

Foolllsss


No wonder some of you were carted away on slave ships and no wonder you were colonised.

Fools

I could Sense guilty conscience all over you..If you think Voodoo is falsehood, then your education has taken toll in your thoughts and reasoning.
perhaps, you'd tell us witchcraft is Phony as well.
Most of us here all educated as well but that doesn't mean our common sense has been traded.
A word is enough for the wise.
Keeping wallowing in ignorance while thinking you're the most educated and civilised of all.

Ikio:
Is e a doctor just curious?

This your question depicts buffonery.Is it a banker that treat patients?

Esteemboy:
Smoking.

Staring at big and succulent butts and Boobs of ladies. It's becoming something dire but I'm hopeful that attitude will be gone with 2017...

Draei:

If you don't have it's certificate, yeah i guess.

Okay..

Draei:
—O level certificate/Statement of result
—Birth Certificate/Declaration of Age
—Acceptance letter
—Guarantor’s letter
—Affidavit of Good Conduct
—Affidavit of Non-Membership of Secret Cults
—Original JAMB admission letter
—Uniben admission letter 
—Original jamb result
—Affidavit of Local Govt of Origin or Certificate of Identification from Local Govt of origin.
—2 waec/neco scratch cards depending on which ever you are using.

Do they still accept affidavit of LGA?

travelpoint:
Difficult task

There's no difficulty if he truly has passion for Medicine.
The only barricade is the parents financial stance..

Dasherz:
chemical engineering

how bout you
school?
course?

and why are you awake

University of Benin

presently, Agric.Econx

I woke up and since I've been finding it difficult to sleep again.

Chemical Engineering has more ladies that all other Engineering courses.

Dasherz:
it is the lecturer that ain't gat no chill .. the man is a pain

@ bolded .... any sound asides cool music is a distraction so i prefer reading wen ever potential noise maker is retired for the day .... me sef I hardly sleep so don't have much choice

Some lecturers can be so mean...I've never loved reading at night.. Anything above 12 a. m is a no-no...It's cool you know your strengths quite well...Which course are you studying?

Dasherz:
scholar ke ....

university of uyo

I respect people who read by this time of the night...I can't do that.. Not even for final MB.
But that school no get chill o...
test on Jan 2.

Dasherz:
Reading .. Have a test on 2nd

Scholar! which school?

Dasherz:
Better.

You're awake by this time?

Dasherz:
depends on the school tho... if he is not accepted into medicine and surgery due to one factor or another he may forfeit his admission ...

I don't know true that is but taking another utme while in 100L is a viable option if he's financially OK.

Khali1:
my brother it is "not admitted"

you'll be admitted in the supplementary list.

Almost1122:
Please I apply for MBBS in Bayero University Kano (BUK) with Jamb score of 263 and post Jamb with 272 and my average was 267.5. I heard some good grade in my O'Level result with,
1. English: B3
2. Mathematics: B3
3. Physics: A1
4. Biology: A1
5. Chemistry: C4.
I was expecting at least medical related courses, unfortunately they shift me from MBBS to Botany. Please what can I do with Botany because I don't want to loose another year again?

Thanks for your good suggestion!

Please if you don't have any positive suggestion to contribute just ignore it.

First and foremost,accept the admission..You may have the options of transferring to medicine after 100L next year or taking another jamb Utme while in 100L

Khali1:
Hello everyone I'm new although I have been reading all the post daily and I have so many questions to ask
First of all I'm from Rivers state and I didn't do change of course for elect/elect because that is what I really want to study and I met the elds cutoff although my status hasn't changed yet I want to know if it's considered as merit this yr also if the admission process is still on and my chances of getting in my aggregate is 65.125 please I need answers

Is it "not admitted" or "admission in progress"?

Fabolousibk1:
Those people need to visit yabaleft, na so one slap me for Ikotun roundabout here in Lagos, I was deaf and dumb for 3days.. .God will judge all those uniforms men that don't value Human Rights. .
#Endsars
#Endbuharigovt

Same thing happened to me last week.. My cousin and I were sent to buy fuel.
Immediately, we got a junction, some police officers with no informs surrounded us and were pointing gun at us threatening to shoot us.
They hit us many times on the head coupled with the show of embarrassment.
People were looking at us like criminals.
It was later that the person they were looking for picked their call and that was when we were set free.
The whole event is still a mirage to me.
Personally, I think it's because most of them are half-educated or stark illiterate. Because I don't expect an intelligent and educated officer to beat up an unarmed person without finding any evidence connected to the culprit or whatsoever.
It's so unfortunate.

The funny thing is that some people commenting on this thread are still feeding from their parents tables.
The guy has chosen to be prudent in his spending, what's the fuss about?
They might not be the finest of all but I can see contentment and happiness in them.
What's the essence of spending exorbitantly for a marriage ceremony and at the end, It hits a dead rock?
Everyone is trying to impress and it ends up plunging them into acute misery.

michaelo2:
Ready for Christmas and New Year? You may have your Christmas menu planned, your tree decorated and your wish list full, but have you thought about the potential health risks?

During the holiday season, there is a heightened risk of compromising our health for various reasons.

Don't worry, Health This Moment is wishing you a healthy christmas with health tips for the yuletide season.

So here, in no particular order are the top five yuletide health tips.

1. Wash your hands often.

The yuletide season always involves alots of hugs, handshakes, kiss on cheeks.

Keeping your hands clean is one of the most important steps you can take to avoid getting sick and spreading germs to others.

Wash your hands with soap and clean running water, and rub them together for at least 20 seconds.

Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. If you don’t have tissue, cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve or elbow, not your hands.

2. Stay warm.

The yuletide season is always associated with harmattan and winter cold. Cold temperatures can cause serious health problems, especially in infants and older adults.

Stay dry, and dress warmly in several layers.

3. Manage stress.

The yuletide season don’t need to take a toll on your health and pocketbook. Keep your commitments and spending in check.

Balance work, home, and play. Get support from family and friends, if your finances aren't strong.

Keep a relaxed and positive outlook. Make sure to get proper sleep, if there is going to be a party, make sure to sleep well after.

4. Handle and prepare food safely.

As you prepare holiday meals, keep yourself and your family safe from food-related illness. Wash hands and surfaces often.

Avoid cross-contamination by keeping raw meat, poultry, seafood, and eggs (including their juices) away from ready-to-eat foods and eating surfaces.

Cook foods to the proper temperature. Refrigerate promptly. Do not leave perishable foods out for more than two hours.

5. Eat healthy, and be active.

With balance and moderation, you can enjoy the holidays the healthy way. Choose With balance and moderation, you can enjoy the holidays the healthy way.

Choose fresh fruit as a festive and sweet substitute for candy. Limit fats, salt, and sugary foods.

Find fun ways to stay active, such as dancing to your favorite holiday music. Be active for at least 2½ hours a week. Help kids and teens be active for at least 1 hour a day.

Avoid overeating and weight gain by:

•Drinking a glass of cold water before you eat — this can help curb your appetite.

•Eat slowly; wait at least 20 minutes before going back for seconds or grabbing dessert, constipation is never friendly.

I naturally expect readers to take great exception with the list and suggest their own and probably to accuse me of being a Christmas kill-joy.

Not so, but a few sensible precautions could help prevent this being a festive period to forget.

A merry - and healthy - Christmas to you all.

http://www.healththismoment.com/2017/12/top-five-health-tips-for-yuletide-season.html?m=1

For the sake of those who eat a lot,buy flagine to avoid stories that touch..

If I die today, Na meat kill me o...

LasgidiOnline:
Zainab Eze, (The Farm Girl) is a 22 year old farmer who owns and manages a 7 acres of cassava farmland in a small village in Edo State.

She is a 500 level student of Agricultural Economics at the University of Benin, Benin City. She ventured into farming in the early months of 2017 in which her first harvest of maize on an acre of land was in June the same year.

Zainab used to have a rather crazy idea of getting married when she turns 22, with N50 million in her bank account. There she was, on her 22nd birthday and she isn't even ready for marriage nor had she made close to N1million.

That was her wake up call. That thought spurred her to pick up her hoes and machetes on her farmland.

Here is a photo-documentary on Zainab Eze by Omnivisuals.
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http://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/2017/12/meet-zainab-eze-beautiful-student-who.html

My coursemate

LasgidiOnline:
Zainab Eze, (The Farm Girl) is a 22 year old farmer who owns and manages a 7 acres of cassava farmland in a small village in Edo State.

She is a 500 level student of Agricultural Economics at the University of Benin, Benin City. She ventured into farming in the early months of 2017 in which her first harvest of maize on an acre of land was in June the same year.

Zainab used to have a rather crazy idea of getting married when she turns 22, with N50 million in her bank account. There she was, on her 22nd birthday and she isn't even ready for marriage nor had she made close to N1million.

That was her wake up call. That thought spurred her to pick up her hoes and machetes on her farmland.

Here is a photo-documentary on Zainab Eze by Omnivisuals.
[img]http://3.bp..com/-77TNnQSGWJI/Wj9VNsx76cI/AAAAAAAAoYk/CqCgI3UfK5gbkfg7rO4RblfbNZnuuRiswCLcBGAs/s1600/DSC_0520.JPG[/img]
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http://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/2017/12/meet-zainab-eze-beautiful-student-who.html

My coursemate

IamGoke:
Your answers are really needed!

Lala, help me push to front page please....

Ofcourse yes... No complications or whatsoever!