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The University of Benin, held her 44th convocation and founders day ceremony on the 22nd of November, 2018.
Miss Oluwakemi Igiehon from the department of Microbiology,emerged as the best graduating student in the 2016/2017 academic session with a 4.91 CGPA.

Jealousy

Like for Liverpool. share for man city.

OK.

May the best man win.

This one go fit read book again so?

Diego Maradona has requested a meeting with Argentina's players before their final World Cup group game on Tuesday.


After losing to Croatia, the two-time winners must beat Nigeria to have any chance of reaching the last 16.

Maradona is "furious and upset" and criticised Argentine Football Association president Claudio Tapia.

"It cost us too much to be where we are for Croatia to hit us for three goals and to leave with our arms crossed without putting a foot in," he said.
Maradona, the Golden Ball winner as Argentina won the 1986 World Cup, said he "would love" to meet coach Jorge Sampaoli's players and would take several of his former team-mates with him.
"We're going to defend our honour," he told Venezuelan TV channel Telesur.

"I'm furious and very upset inside, because anyone who has worn that shirt can't see it being trampled like that by a Croatian team that isn't Germany, that isn't Brazil, that isn't Holland or Spain.


"But there is a guilty party and the culprit is the president of the AFA. Everyone just accepted it when Sampaoli came in with computers, with drones, with 14 assistants.

"I think there is a total lack of authority on Tapia's part."
'If we didn't raise it, we'd be hypocrites'

Tapia was at a news conference on Sunday with midfielder Javier Mascherano , who denied there was a rift between Sampaoli and the players.
Although Sampaoli has sought the opinion of his players, Mascherano, 34, dismissed reports it was a 'revolt'.

"We talked about football to help us," he said. "The best technicians ask the players for advice too because we decide on the field.

"The relationship with Sampaoli is totally normal, but if we feel uncomfortable, we will raise it. Otherwise we would be hypocrites.

"The opposite would be to harm the team, we must seek the collective benefit - we have 23 in the squad."
Mascherano made his 145th international appearance during the Croatia defeat, which left the 2014 runners-up with just one point so far
having drawn with Iceland.

"We are not playing well and we take charge of the results," added the former West Ham and Liverpool player who left Barcelona for Hebei China Fortune in January.

"The coach is the one who gives us the tools to be comfortable alone on the field but you have to talk. It happens in all places, even Barca.

"He wants to know what happens to you on the field to be able to make decisions. They are basic soccer concepts."


https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/44594914

Diego Maradona has requested a meeting with Argentina's players before their final World Cup group game on Tuesday.

After losing to Croatia, the two-time winners must beat Nigeria to have any chance of reaching the last 16.

Maradona is "furious and upset" and criticised Argentine Football Association president Claudio Tapia.

"It cost us too much to be where we are for Croatia to hit us for three goals and to leave with our arm crossed without putting a foot in," he said.
Maradona, the Golden Ball winner as Argentina won the 1986 World Cup, said he "would love" to meet coach Jorge Sampaoli's players and would take several of his former team-mates with him.

"[\b]We're going to defend our honour[/b]" he told Venezuelan TV channel Telesur.


"I'm furious and very upset inside, because anyone who has worn that shirt can't see it being trampled like that by a Croatian team that isn't Germany, that isn't Brazil, that isn't Holland or Spain.


"But there is a guilty party and the culprit is the president of the AFA. Everyone just accepted it when Sampaoli came in with computers, with drones, with 14 assistants.

"I think there is a total lack of authority on Tapia's part."
'If we didn't raise it, we'd be hypocrites'

Tapia was at a news conference on Sunday with midfielder Javier Mascherano , who denied there was a rift between Sampaoli and the players.
Although Sampaoli has sought the opinion of his players, Mascherano, 34, dismissed reports it was a 'revolt'.

"We talked about football to help us," he said. "The best technicians ask the players for advice too because we decide on the field.

"The relationship with Sampaoli is totally normal, but if we feel uncomfortable, we will raise it. Otherwise we would be hypocrites.

"The opposite would be to harm the team, we must seek the collective benefit - we have 23 in the squad."
Mascherano made his 145th international appearance during the Croatia defeat, which left the 2014 runners-up with just one point so far
having drawn with Iceland.

"We are not playing well and we take charge of the results," added the former West Ham and Liverpool player who left Barcelona for Hebei China Fortune in January.

"The coach is the one who gives us the tools to be comfortable alone on the field but you have to talk. It happens in all places, even Barca.

"He wants to know what happens to you on the field to be able to make decisions. They are basic soccer concepts."


source
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/44594914

The *staged crew* will soon show up now

All these people shouting PVC and back to Daura, up and down, it will shock you to know that many of them don't even know the full meaning of PVC.

Her life, her business

misplaced priorities

David and Chioma news with nairaland front page are like 5$6.

someone help with that zuma pic.

Nice one Mr governor

Who are those people waving at a Jet?

Shame on these uniformed men. And they are supposed to maintain law and order in the society.

Height of gross rascality.

criminals everywhere.
may God save us

opribo:
Didn't they invite other Pentecostal pastors in Nigeria and abroad, how come it's just them alone. Na wa O for this kind church.

Bishop Mike okonkwo, Pastor Lazarus mourka, Rev Omobude, Olukoya etc where present, just to mention a few.

Endtime mother

slapandfall:
You can go and get ---- To whom it may concern----

I also lost my original SSCE result from NECO when we were about doing verification in school then .. that was about 6years ago.
All i did was to reprint the scores online through NECO website, do police extract and also went to the school where i wrote the NECO and asked them for my NECO result transcript stamped with the school stamp then I went to NECO office so they could stamp it for me.


As for the statement of result, go do a police extract asap and if you can get your transcript from your school, do that immediately and then process your orginal certificate from your school. Once you have the certificate from your school, i don't think the Statement of result is too important again.

Well interestingly, i have done my masters, worked in a 3 a big Nigerian Firm, worked in another 2 Multinationals and currently working in Europe.

All i mean is that... losing documents no mean say your life don end oo.
There is always a way out but just know that NO CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED TWICE as far as i know.

thanks bro
I appreciate

OrestesDante:


Thank God all you recieved from your university is a statement of result. You'll just have to go back to your school for them to issue another. Since it's not yet a certificate.

Though you know you'd have to go through the rigors of writing letters to offices in your school and waiting for approvals.
Because universities hardly reissue evidence of education.

All you have to do is to give it a try.

As far as SSCE result is concerned walk up to the school you obtained the result from or better go to WAEC office. Just hold a reasonable amount of money with you.

Thanks
quite helpful

A friend just lost a folder containing his originals -SSCE,Statement of Result
and other important documents. Does anyone have an idea of getting them back from the institutions or is all hope lost?

Please suggestions are urgently needed.
Thanks

Na wa

ftc

If only this could be repeated over
and over again

abeg we too much


friendly or not

Police in India say they have arrested a 60-year-old man who fatally shot his wife for serving his dinner late.

Ashok Kumar came home drunk on Saturday night and got into an argument with his wife, Rupesh Singh, a senior police officer in Ghaziabad city near the capital Delhi, told the BBC.

Sunaina, 55, was taken to hospital with a gunshot wound to her head, but by then she had died, reports said.

Mr Kumar has confessed to his crime and now regrets his actions, Mr Singh said.
"The man [Mr Kumar] used to drink every day. On Saturday, he came home drunk and started having an argument with his wife. She was upset with his drinking habit and wanted to talk about it, but he wanted dinner immediately," Mr Singh said.
"He got frustrated with the delay and shot her," he added.

Domestic violence has been the most reported violent crime against women in the country every year for more than a decade now.
In 2015, an incident of domestic violence was reported every four minutes under the legal definition of dowry deaths, harassment over dowry related crimes, cruelty by husband or his relatives and domestic violence.
The BBC's Geeta Pandey in Delhi says such violence is not unique to India - it occurs around the world - but what sets it apart in India from many other countries is the culture of silence and approval that often surrounds it.
According to a family survey carried out by the government, more than 54% of men and 51% of women said it was ok for a man to beat his wife if she disrespected her in-laws, neglected her home or children, or even over something as trivial as putting less - or more - salt in the food.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-40553992

tonychristopher:
And you posted this on this day ....International day for bio diversity

lol, maybe I should have waited till tomorrow.