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unity is the cause rather!

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we should not be suprised about the people involved....
MONEY by all means!

neyostical: .
Apart from changing subjects at the level of post UTME, the combination he used for political science at the level of jamb was wrong. The combination ought to include;English,Maths,Government and Economics

Wow...alot of cracks...
But with GOD nothing is impossiblee!

manmustwac.....
Tanks...
It wont hapen again but ooman started it first o!

Logicboy03: Sorry everyone
i have been foolished all this while.
Now i acknowledge GOD exists

Thank GOD

kmcutez: Is backed with what?
Sori i know it is the BIBLE...
YEAH its the WORD of GOD

yeah,get a BIBLE!

Then how do u explain the case of extremely intelligent humans who know of salients facts and proofs contradicting the existence of GOD but still choose to believe in HIM?or do u guys speak against the mind of billions of people all over the world who still hold their opinion affirmative?
Humans make these facts/points through their own understanding and are prone to errors....shortcomings.
ur point of the non existence of GOD(s) is only valid if it can be supported with DIVINE facts just like HIS existence(the truth) is backed with...
Remember LOGIC is above human reasoning!

logicboy...
I read through your posts...
You are someone who claims or think about yourself as being intelligent or clever than others....
you should know this....with all clear facts....
YOU are actually very dumb for not believing in the existence of GOD!

[quote author=BINTI_LAYE101]Uhmm! l'm l d only one seeing something wrong with ur utme n p.utme combinations because they don't tally i.e they vary( yoruba in utme, lit. in p.utme) l thought we were ask to sit 4 d same subject combination that we wrote in utme in p.utme.
#justsayingooo[/quote]u'r not the only one o!

all i should say....
Science and humans have a way of proving anything right or wrong.....
this debate is of no use!

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interesting...but not necessary!

sseeyyii: Pls, as regard dat of OAU adm Leta.Is it d Status printed 4rm d Portal or which one re u referin 2...

yeeah....
That is what i'm talking about

michealade: m mrmilkboy on 2go

ok boss.....
Now i find this necessary

Pls can sumone list all documents required for 'u know what'....
Original jamb result slip
jamb admission letter
Oau admission letter
Post ume result details
Birth certificate........
Pls u guyz should point state any i omitted and point out any that should be excluded.....

shakaz: do you know of any staylite in year 2.

The only stalite i know is about to begin part 4

if this gets to the front page....
I would close my account on NL!

WisdomLovesGod: Did u check at Ife?
I av not check at Ife.my status is negative in jamb site as well.but i am very confident i wil b admited.

Yeeeeah!

shakaz: please any Elect/Elect sophomore in the house

bro....
i'm in for elect elect o!

shakaz: lmao, speaking of get together..dat wud be a nice idea if not for anytin just to draw Mr. Hausa's ear and shake rapidly..

me too...
Though i intend to shake his hands!

bro so u mean i have to buy anoda jamb card to print jamb original result slip....
but i have printed admission letter...
is the original result slip mandatory to print?

Hausa: so which is which?
Buy d two jamb s.cards shay?

ok boss.....


Sure we would....
I just printed my letter too....
Waiting for the next update!
:-D:-D:-D

olawalebabs: Congratulation to all the newly admitted students. Be a good ambassador of NL.

would this news ressurect her?

damas60: igerian Pop Singer Susan 'Goldie' Harvey Died Of Stroke-Pathologists
February 19, 2013 - 20:42 — siteadmin

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Susan Oluwabimpe Harvey
By SaharaReporters, New York
Medical sources at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital have revealed that Big Brother Africa singing sensation Oluwabimpe Susan Harvey aka "Goldie" died of Intracranial hemorrhage as a result of hypertension.
Several of the sources told Saharareporters exclusively that Mrs. Harvey had bleeding in her brain which could be attributed to hypertension.
The confirmation put to rest earlier speculation by her managers and fans that she died of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) as a result of her long journey from the Grammy's Award in the US.
One of our sources said that they could not immediately determine if drugs consumption triggered the excessive amount of bleeding that killed her as it was rare for someone her age to die of stroke.

The medical source stated that a toxicology test would be required to find out if her death was caused by drugs, a process that would likely take months as conclusive tests could only be conducted outside Nigeria.
The pop singer died on Valentine day shortly after returning from the US.
The cause of death has been a source of speculation and resentment as her fans, and friends objected to suggestions that she might have died due to drug addiction.

[quote author=Omo_Tier1]The National Bureau of Statistics on Monday released its final report on the performance of the economy in the 2012 fiscal year with a shocker that the country’s Gross Domestic Product declined when compared to previous years.

Specifically, the bureau said in the report that overall growth in real GDP in 2012 was 6.61 per cent, which is a decline from the 7.43 per cent recorded in 2011.

This came just as the bureau also released the Consumer Price Index for the month of January, in which it stated that inflation rate had declined from 12 per cent in December 2012 to nine per cent.

The report attributed the decline to “base effects,” which occurred as a result of higher price levels in the previous year.

This, it noted, implied that the year-on-year changes this year would not be significant.

Explaining the reasons for the higher prices in 2012, the report said, “The Nigerian economy exhibited several shocks in January 2012. The partial repeal of the Premium Motor Spirit subsidy led to increases in transportation costs as well as secondary effects, as the transportation costs affected both food and non-food prices.

“There were also the civil protests, which followed, and the man-made price gouging during the month, as merchants tried to take advantage of temporary shortages.”

The 25-page GDP report signed by the Statistician General of the Federation, Dr. Yemi Kale, also confirmed that the economy encountered numerous challenges in the 2012 period.

Some of them are oil production slowdown due to security challenges in the Niger Delta; flooding, which destroyed many farmlands in the country; and weaker consumer demand.

All these, the report stated, impacted negatively on the economy.

It said, “The Nigerian economy faced numerous challenges, which impacted overall economic activity in 2012. Declines in the real growth rates of economic activity were experienced in both the oil and non-oil sectors.

“Oil production was less than expected due to security challenges and floods, which occurred in the latter part of the year, while the non-oil sector (notably agriculture, wholesale and retail trade) was mostly affected by the floods and weaker consumer demand.

“Revised data for 2012 indicates that real GDP grew by 6.34 per cent in the first quarter and 6.39 per cent in the second quarter of 2012. The rate of economic activity was slightly higher than the initial estimates of 6.17 per cent and 6.28 per cent, respectively, as published in early 2012.

“Nevertheless, the revised growth rates were lower than those recorded in the corresponding quarters of 2011, which were 6.96 per cent and 7.50 per cent, respectively.

“Therefore, the economy declined by 0.62 percentage points and 1.11 percentage points respectively in the first two quarters of the year compared to corresponding quarters in 2011.

“For 2012, the economy is, therefore, expected to grow by 6.61 per cent, a relative decline from the 7.43 per cent recorded in 2011.”

The report said while oil production declined by 4.4 per cent to 2.37 million barrels per day during the first half of 2012 as against 2.48mbpd produced in the first half of 2011 owing to cases of theft and vandalism; the non-oil sector was affected by the incidence of flooding.

Similarly, it said infrastructure challenges hampered the manufacturing sector.

The report also gave an outlook of the economy for the next four years, stating that real GDP might rise to 6.75 per cent in 2013; 7.24 in 2014, while 2015 and 2016 might see decline to 6.93 per cent and 6.62 per cent respectively.

Inflation rate, according to the report, may moderate slightly from 11.98 per cent in 2012 to 9.76 per cent, 9.49 per cent, 9.76 and 9.95 per cent in 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 respectively.

It said, “This forecast appears to mirror a consistent growth pattern (when compared to previous statistics) for the Nigerian economy taking cognizance of evident realities in the macroeconomic environment in addition to the gradually improving productive base of the economy.

“Also, the continued efforts of the government towards revamping the economy through various sectoral policy reforms such as energy reforms, consolidation and post-consolidation exercises going on in the banking and sub-banking sectors, agricultural reforms and oil sector reforms are expected to drive higher growth during the period.”

Source : http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/economy-shrank-by-0-82-in-2012-nbs/[/quote]

all we should say.......
GEJ for 2015[quote author=Omo_Tier1]The National Bureau of Statistics on Monday released its final report on the performance of the economy in the 2012 fiscal year with a shocker that the country’s Gross Domestic Product declined when compared to previous years.

Specifically, the bureau said in the report that overall growth in real GDP in 2012 was 6.61 per cent, which is a decline from the 7.43 per cent recorded in 2011.

This came just as the bureau also released the Consumer Price Index for the month of January, in which it stated that inflation rate had declined from 12 per cent in December 2012 to nine per cent.

The report attributed the decline to “base effects,” which occurred as a result of higher price levels in the previous year.

This, it noted, implied that the year-on-year changes this year would not be significant.

Explaining the reasons for the higher prices in 2012, the report said, “The Nigerian economy exhibited several shocks in January 2012. The partial repeal of the Premium Motor Spirit subsidy led to increases in transportation costs as well as secondary effects, as the transportation costs affected both food and non-food prices.

“There were also the civil protests, which followed, and the man-made price gouging during the month, as merchants tried to take advantage of temporary shortages.”

The 25-page GDP report signed by the Statistician General of the Federation, Dr. Yemi Kale, also confirmed that the economy encountered numerous challenges in the 2012 period.

Some of them are oil production slowdown due to security challenges in the Niger Delta; flooding, which destroyed many farmlands in the country; and weaker consumer demand.

All these, the report stated, impacted negatively on the economy.

It said, “The Nigerian economy faced numerous challenges, which impacted overall economic activity in 2012. Declines in the real growth rates of economic activity were experienced in both the oil and non-oil sectors.

“Oil production was less than expected due to security challenges and floods, which occurred in the latter part of the year, while the non-oil sector (notably agriculture, wholesale and retail trade) was mostly affected by the floods and weaker consumer demand.

“Revised data for 2012 indicates that real GDP grew by 6.34 per cent in the first quarter and 6.39 per cent in the second quarter of 2012. The rate of economic activity was slightly higher than the initial estimates of 6.17 per cent and 6.28 per cent, respectively, as published in early 2012.

“Nevertheless, the revised growth rates were lower than those recorded in the corresponding quarters of 2011, which were 6.96 per cent and 7.50 per cent, respectively.

“Therefore, the economy declined by 0.62 percentage points and 1.11 percentage points respectively in the first two quarters of the year compared to corresponding quarters in 2011.

“For 2012, the economy is, therefore, expected to grow by 6.61 per cent, a relative decline from the 7.43 per cent recorded in 2011.”

The report said while oil production declined by 4.4 per cent to 2.37 million barrels per day during the first half of 2012 as against 2.48mbpd produced in the first half of 2011 owing to cases of theft and vandalism; the non-oil sector was affected by the incidence of flooding.

Similarly, it said infrastructure challenges hampered the manufacturing sector.

The report also gave an outlook of the economy for the next four years, stating that real GDP might rise to 6.75 per cent in 2013; 7.24 in 2014, while 2015 and 2016 might see decline to 6.93 per cent and 6.62 per cent respectively.

Inflation rate, according to the report, may moderate slightly from 11.98 per cent in 2012 to 9.76 per cent, 9.49 per cent, 9.76 and 9.95 per cent in 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 respectively.

It said, “This forecast appears to mirror a consistent growth pattern (when compared to previous statistics) for the Nigerian economy taking cognizance of evident realities in the macroeconomic environment in addition to the gradually improving productive base of the economy.

“Also, the continued efforts of the government towards revamping the economy through various sectoral policy reforms such as energy reforms, consolidation and post-consolidation exercises going on in the banking and sub-banking sectors, agricultural reforms and oil sector reforms are expected to drive higher growth during the period.”

Source : http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/economy-shrank-by-0-82-in-2012-nbs/[/quote]