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Hello, I am in need of a business partner in Benin-city.

The business concept is an outdoor bar, relaxation center, and eatery. We have acquired a land close to Ugbowo main campus all we need now is a partner who lives around Benin-city and can carry the same vision as us.

Please if you are interested, we could meet up and discuss. There will be legal agreement and other resources you will need for a partnership business.

Contact me at : closedat@gmail.com or call me on 08177502832

P.S : Business and Financial plan available.

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Hello all, please i need referral to any boxing club in Benin-city.

I really need to explore my passion for boxing... Please help a brother.

You can reach me on olaawo1@gmail.com.

Tgank you!

THREE STEPS THAT WILL PREPARE YOU FOR 2017 POST UTME EXAM

These three steps will prepare you for this year post UTME exam, whether or not you make it to UNIBEN, these steps can be used to accomplish almost anything you really want. These steps may not be new to you but it is recommended you follow/apply these steps to your life at this point in your life.
Like I said before, it is not about how intelligent you are or how clever you are but it is simply about how prepared you are. You don’t have to be an ‘A’ student before you get admission. Let’s take a look at the steps;

· Work longer and harder: I will like to say this that “the harder you work, the luckier you get”. Work all the time you work. When you work don’t waste time. When you get in early, put your head down and get started immediately.
This does not mean that you should drop your phones, your friends or socialize at all. Work all the time you work.
Make a plan today to increase the number of hours you work each day.

· Never allow failure to be an option: I will like to say that “there is nothing to fear but fear itself”. The fear of failure is the greatest single obstacle to the success in student life. It is the fear of failure or the anticipation of failure that can paralyze your thoughts and your activities and hold you back from even trying to do things that you need to do to be a big success.
The fact is that everyone is afraid of failure. Everyone is afraid of making a mistake and being set back.
Imagine that you were guaranteed admission, would you still be afraid?


See yourself as ADMITTED: I will like to say this that “You are the captain of your soul and master of your fate”. When you see yourself as admitted, you develop the mentality of highly independent and self responsible individuals. You see yourself as the boss of your life.
From now on, accept complete, 100 percent responsibility for everything you are and everything you will ever be.


Wish you success guys!

The feelings you get when you find out you have been admitted can be so emotional and exciting. Lol. I almost ran mad when I got my admission, I can remember I shouted more than 100 “hallelujahs”. It was funny and at the same time Unbelievable. I was feeling like the biggest boy in the street. It was a great moment.
If you see gift from everywhere? lol. It was as if everybody was waiting for me to get admission before I receive anything from them. I could remember my dad hugged me (that was the weirdest moment in my life). It was a memory to remember.

SO what would you do the moment you are given admission into Uniben

Source; https://unibensuccess..com.ng/2017/09/what-would-you-do-moment-you-are.html

Hello everyone, I was once an aspirant like you guys. In fact I spent two hellish years at home before I got admitted into the University of Benin. Like every other person, I was afraid and worried about my admission issue. My dad on the other hand was not making things easy for me at all. He threatened me that after the second year, if I don’t get admission into the University I am going to learn hand work like tailoring or mechanic.

Sincerely I was depressed this period. Most of my class mates were already in school even my secondary school girlfriend was already in 200level. It was as if the world was moving but I am the only one on stand still. I was ashamed of even going out because all the small boys who called me “bros” were already in the university. Sometimes I wonder how those people that spend 4-5 years at home before getting admission because it is not easy at all.

For your information, I never failed JAMB though I used two sittings but that was not the problem. The first time I wrote JAMB I had 212; I applied for FUTMINNA Niger state to study quantity surveying as first choice. I wrote the exam and I beat the cut off mark which was 50 then. Unfortunately, I was not given admission.

The second year, I wrote JAMB and scored 201 luckily. I then picked Uniben as my first choice and Unilorin as my second choice. I could remember that the day I wrote the exam, two guys behind me said I won’t be giving admission because of my JAMB score. In fact they had to change their seats because they were looking for intelligent people to spy from. To be sincere I was ashamed of my result but I had faith that I will be given admission.
We were not allowed to use calculator and the time was 1 hr for 100 questions. I have prepared myself for the exam. The truth is that, I was neither brilliant nor clever but I was really prepared. I have paid my dues by reading and preparing my mind emotionally and spiritually. I wrote the exam and when the result came out I scored 49 (unbelievable right?). My aggregate score (JAMB score dived by 8 + post UTME score divided by 2). Funny enough my aggregate score was 49.9 and I was given admission to study the course of my choice (Mechanical Engineering) without any connection or help.

You might find this hard to believe, but that is my real life story. It’s not about what they are saying, do not listen to anybody. Work on yourself. Make sure you always try and reach the finish line (cut off mark) and leave the rest for God. You just have to work hard. Like I said, I was not brilliant or clever. I was just prepared.


All you have to do is to prepare yourself emotionally, physically and spiritually. If you don’t put your case in God’s hands, it’s just a wasted effort.

I am happy to share my story with you guys. Good luck to you guys. Source;https://unibensuccess..com.ng/2017/09/how-i-got-admitted-into-uniben-with-cut.html