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Olastep1: bro, wetin pesin go do? I av heard n probably seen a case too. There was a day abt 2am, i jst went out of Angola to see my buddy off. Thereafter, i heard some noise in moz. Those girls numbering more than 100 were shouting @a middle-age woman. Those porters were confused sef. So, i moved closer and with the assitance of few guys there, i took d lead to interview her. She said she's looking for knife to cut her yam. Dat she jst returned from a journey n jst entered moz bcs she is an alumnus. Funny. So, she cant tel d porters?. Maybe na pesin she wan use d knife cut, na God know. It wasnt funny o. It got to a point i started shouting on her to say d truth. 2am for God's sake. U arent evn a student. So, we jst decided to hand her over to the security men who came in a van after we put a cal to them. Though, i dont knw where it ended. I also do hear abt hands writing on d walls of moz. Its like a myth.Eh....Olastep u too had issues, esp seeing off a frnd @ 2 a.m...Tell us what's different here. |
Nairalane: I think i found a greenlight to where i can join the thread. I overviewed some pages i enjoyed the warm discrepancies btw two intellects of varying degrees. UNITY IS GOOD. Lets live as one. OLASTEP, so u too re aware of those students offering some anglomoz courses. Just tell ur friends to desert the act in question. My room-mate in year one confirm seeing a witch lady around Agric/EDM at nite. The lady was half black and white, moving towards the bush,then. . . . . . . . . Another frightening story was that of a lady in her hostel. She brought down her head and was plaiting her hair by herself. She afterwards returned the head to the initial position. My younger sister in Moz, confirmed the news of some hands, found on the walls for many weeks and so on. On campus, God is d best friend you can hv and nt any lady. Those nite courses wit spiritually poisonous and physically awful. Pls, warn them.[b]This guy!...LOL This ur stories alone sha, i never came across such,tho in all my escapades. Btw, you are creating unnecessary views of tendencies in some chaps here and my views are still contrarian to what u'v stated above. Those courses areNT as bad as u propose. Bro, pls reconsider.[\b] |
Tolexander: My bro, na the viewing centre be the koko o!abeg i go like come ur area oh....na so so fight n fight dey happen for my area anytime star score goal. |
Tolexander: my posts per day were not really up to 5 before mid 2012. Then, i would come online to read people's(like dayokanu, physicsQED) comments cos i wasn't always interested in posting but reading.Yeah. My plan to follow ur footsteps is well laid out already . Give it some time. |
Tolexander: likewise me. I started full time posting in late 2012 after joining in 2010.aww. |
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[quote author=Foxy_Flow]Each of my Nairaland Moniker is a unique display of me. From Foxybone down to Foxy_Flow.... They all have different personalities... And guess what? Nairaland aint seen the last of me yet. Just waiting for a long long ban to launch... FOXY_OSAMA ![]() Well, to be candid with you guys... I am a loveable person in real life if you can stand my sarcasm. I push you hard when you are at your weakest. Una know na [/quote]Yeah...You no dey disappoint at all.But why the multiple monikers? |
Chiamaka01: I never trusted that Nasir Fagge. I always knew this strike is being used to discredit GEJ's administration. No matter what, Fresh Air Things till 2019.You have no idea of what you are wabbling. Why do you think FG had to apologize to ASUU over the minister's statements? |
[quote author=Dudu_Negro]The Itsekiris already identified as proto Yoruba and are choosing to go with West if it comes to it.[/quote]Yeah, the itsekiris are always proud to.align with their yoruba origin anytime. Sure they would make better allies than the kwarans! |
Desola: Jarus recognises his Yoruba roots and has mentioned in the past that he believes strongly that he is Yoruba (if memory serves me right). However, he is very proud of his Northern connection too and places the likes of Sanusi and Sarakis on a pedestal so I suppose that should tell you of his inclination.very pathetic folks |
It still baffles me why jarus had to view this thread and leave without making a post. i'm not sure of what this says about those from kwara. |
Desola: ...but why is it up to you or I who are to make that decision for them? Except you are a Kwaran yourself or a stakeholder, I see no reason why their destiny should cause you to worry. Will having Kwara in Yorubaland be of any advantage? In my opinion, it will be a burden. They are too fanatical about religion and would always carry a torch for the Fulanis. They could be saboteurs for the Yorubas. Let's drop the sentiments and face reality. If they do however decide to belong to Yorubaland, they cannot be stopped because it is their ancestral right but fighting to have them join us is a suicide mission in my opinion. They would make us sleep with one eye open.Nice point. A valid fact. |
lertee: With the likes of you,there can never be a cool or calm debate..good you didn't make any contribution. You need not get vulgar or insulting to establish a fact..others that countered my point did with dignity. Sorry i didn't mean to sound offensive like you claim. Your replies on this thread are just plain biased. So kindly do the yorubas on this thread the favour of telling us about ur origin, pls. |
berem: you better stop dreaming and I am not allergic to good news as long as I benefit from it. There's been improvement in electricity in my hood and I am very happy about it. I remember some few months back when I complained bitterly about electricity in my area. I didn't hide my feelings on this forum. Today,I am very happy to see 20 hours of electricity daily in my house.May God bless you for speaking the truth. Btw, 160,000 is damn false. Anyway i would agree the power sector has improved! |
lertee: With the likes of you,there can never be a cool or calm debate..good you didn't make any contribution. You need not get vulgar or insulting to establish a fact..others that countered my point did with dignity. Sorry i didn't mean to sound offensive like you claim. Your replies on this thread are just plain biased. So kindly do the yorubas on this thread the favour of telling us about ur origins, Pls?Lertee! |
lertee: Lol,you seem to have a problem with the ilorins why? Is it their fault that they r descendants of fulanis or is it kwara's fault that she is one of the banza bakwai?Lertee pls stop stalking this thread and posting ur falsehood. Your replies here are the ones least backed up with facts. My Great Yoruba brothers in history are involved, so pls stay on the sidelines or beg for tips like female abokis do. Thnks! |
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samley19: i am in. pharmacy pt2, u al wd wrt d same exam.. mean yl it's nt a test of ur individual course lik in jamb, it is a total exam, testn al areas, wishn u d bst...Thnks Bro. I'm ur brother @Oau too. |
Justification and objectives of the Ranking The Webometrics University Ranking is a ranking system based on university web presence, visibility and web access. [2] This ranking system measures how strongly a university is present in the web by its own web domain, sub-pages, rich files, scholarly articles etc. [2] The central hypothesis of this approach is that web presence is a reliable indicator of the global performance and prestige of the universities and as such, is an indirect way to measure all the university missions (teaching, research, transfer). Although the Web is universally recognized as one of the most relevant tools for scholarly communication, it is still very rare these indicators are used for the evaluation of the scientific research and the academic performance of universities. Webometric indicators are provided to show the commitment of the institutions to Web publication. A research paper in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Scientometrics found "reasonable similarities" between the Webometrics rankings and other prominent university rankings despite using a very different set of features to determine each university's rank. These similarities were increased when the comparison was limited solely to European universities. [3] Top universities are publishing millions of pages produced by dozens of departments and services, hundreds of research teams and thousands of scholars. Strong web presence informs of a wide variety of factors that are clearly correlated with the global quality of the institution: Widespread availability of computer resources available, global internet literacy, policies promoting democracy and freedom of speech, competition for international visibility or support of open access initiatives, among others. read more : http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webometrics_Ranking_of_World_Universities Even if you refuse to accept or comprehend this fact too, ask yourself why are the best universities in the world rank top too as they deserve. It is only when our own (Nigerian) universities come up top we complain about the criteria used in ranking. |
tsleazy: exactly !!! Noone is dumb enough to use schools online popularity as the main criteria when it comes to rankings.Help me tell these nitwits oh so 4icu and webometrics are the same? 4icu.org/topafrica. |
onyinye03: This "webmetrics" thing is not about facilities or the standard of education... It simply refers to the internet traffic on the site of the school... How many times the school's site is opened, its presence on the web.... Let's not get carried away.....stop being silly. read the guidelines for webometrics use very well and try comprehending the right facts, only ignorant folks keep saying what you claim. Now consider another ranking done by 4icu, the list is very similar. http://4icu.org/topafrica i'm waiting for the next fool to say thrash about this one too. |
Oluwatola5: And like seriously, this is the first time am getting to know about the tribalism issue between the Yorubas and the Igbos on NL. Am still wondering where it actually takes place.Everywere especially the politics section. google too helps, go type igbos are..... yorubas are... fill ur eyes. |
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FreeGlobe: why 650 million to a university in the south east and 1.2 billion to a university in the south west? After they will say igbos cannot stay in their regionYou must be very silly. Ebsu a state university with less students than Lasu got higher funds than any other south west state university. Again Uniosun a south west university got just N350 million. Also, the state universities that |
SR may not be a very credible source of information but such dissonance linked with ongoing events are clearly reasons why the stakeholders should be worried. Coupled with recent happenings, we have experienced strigent mishaps and good developments in the aviation sector. we have enough reasons to believe the negatives in the sector are worth investigating especially when statements such as this are made about head of the ministry and the disproval hasnt been convincing. Aviation authorities say Minister |
[quote author=Supa_Joe]Joe. I jus got admitted into university last month.do you think I can apply?[/quote]no sir, you must be an undergraduate specifically a first year student which is not feasible for you this year already. Don't bother yourself, the same opportunity would be available next year. Remain updated and prepare hard. |
What is the price ur hp 650-i3,windows 8,500G,4GB ram etc or hp COMPAQ CQ58 with similiar specs? |
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