Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 3:09pm On Jan 05, 2013 |
The 3 reference letter we are to bring with us should dey be on a letter headed paper? Urgent pls |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 10:50pm On Jan 04, 2013 |
Dee~Jay: sure u can edit and put ur pic later thanks |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 10:40pm On Jan 04, 2013 |
olupentane: Pls ooo I've paid my skul fees but during the updating of my personal data on the portal I was asked to upload my passport and sigature which I dont av ryt nw, can I update it like that? Coz I dnt knw if I would be able to edit it again Is anybody here   ? |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 10:35pm On Jan 04, 2013 |
Pls ooo I've paid my skul fees but during the updating of my personal data on the portal I was asked to upload my passport and sigature which I dont av ryt nw, can I update it like that? Coz I dnt knw if I would be able to edit it again |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 2:41pm On Jan 04, 2013 |
Pls ooo I av paid both my school and accommodation fees but only did d online transaction for my school fee, but when I wanted to do the accomodation payment online it's showing that my acct has been deactivated that I should login after 24hrs wit my matric no as my username and password but I av already changed my password.....hope those that had similar issue yesterday has resolved their's? |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 12:10pm On Jan 04, 2013 |
Hey guys(freshers) if you wont be staying in the hostel pls lemme knw, a stallite is in need of hostel pls |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 7:06pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
Someone told me we are to collect authority to pay for hostel too, pls is it true? |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 7:04pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
jimohafeez98: Yes. Av don payment online and u will print out d receipt once it is successful. Wat remains 4me now is to go to finance office to collect official receipt . aiit thanks. |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 6:28pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
jimohafeez98: Just completed mine oo abt payment issue.if u want to pay 4 sch fees u can go to WEMA AT BODIJA JUST 30 min. To complete everytin.if u go to MAINSTEET Many ppl a dere. So after dat proceed to STANBIC BANK very close to UI SECOND GATE for accnmmodation. U will b issue pin in each bank. Dat's all oo.make it snappy nairalander.dönt wait ooooo! u don collect the pin nw wat of the online payment, were U able to do dat tooo? |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 6:24pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
ashanex007: i'm confused o, i dnt knw whether hostel is compulsory...... plz any1 to help in giving info abt dat.  hostel is not by force, as you may decide not to stay in the hostel, if U wont be staying in the hostel pls lemme know coz I need a male hostel......... Anybody (male) that wont be living in the hostel can signify by quoting me or better still add me on 2go @ Olupentane, U can save a stallite who needs hostel. Thanks. |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 7:27am On Jan 02, 2013 |
Lilly001: Saw Dis @ One of UI student site
For those who left some foodstuffs behind in school and those who are home to bring back some more, that may not be the smartest thing UI management expects from you. Cooking in halls of residence is one of the various issues for which management expressed grave concern for and has thus announced expulsion as its effort to protect that concern. NO COOKING STOVE! NO ELECTRIC COOKER! NO GAS COOKER! In fact, NO COOKER! Although the possibility of students living totally on cafeteria is most impossible than management ability to detect and prosecute defaulters, managements preparedness to attempt the latter is not at all on participants of Tuesday’s meeting. That student leaders present then were not able to create a compromise for students is disheartening. More so, management announces intension of fencing off all halls of residence. Given that a similar exercise was carried out earlier this year, many have agreed that the new proposed exercise will now involve brick/block fences and not the iron nets used earlier. The nature of the 2012/2013 academic session is becoming hazy. What will students do? wetin be this again ooooo, so they expect us to dey live on cafeteria...please lemme know more coz I don buy my foodstuffs already |
Politics › Re: News Headlines You'd like To See In 2013 by olupentane(m): 3:06pm On Dec 30, 2012 |
1. University of Ibadan rank best university in Nigeria.
2. Nigerians leaving for Msc in the US reduced exponentially.
3. NITEL resurrected provides 24hrs stable internet connection @ affordable price.
4. MTN finally closed, losses customer to NITEL. |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 1:12pm On Dec 30, 2012 |
phamovirus: Tedder hall oo, any info about d hall,abi shey na bcox I be direct entry student ni,anyway no qualms elect elect 200level on point. I'm a D.E student too but na kuti dem put me... Statistics, fellow kutiet, and statistician should holla on 2go @ Olupentane |
Education › Re: University Of Ibadan 2012/2013 Admission Continua by olupentane(m): 8:33am On Dec 30, 2012 |
g.instinct: Zik Hall, a republic within UI The next time you come across a well-dressed young man arguing vehemently and threatening to do battle with a bus conductor in Lagos, don’t walk away like most people do. Wait till the fight is over and ask the young man this question: Are you a Zikite? In eight out of 10 cases, the guy would be a graduate of the University of Ibadan who was "unfortunate" to be offered accommodation in the institution’s most popular hall of residence. Zikites, as residents of University of Ibadan’s Nnamdi Azikiwe Hall are addressed, are known for their uncompromising stand against injustice. However, they sometimes take their activism too far and that’s why the institution’s central administration has consistently branded the Hall as a "haven of thugs and notorious elements". I’m a Zikite and forever will be one. Having graduated from UI last year, I must admit that I miss living in Zik Hall. The hall is a replica of the Kalakuta Republic, and Fela would not have hesitated in making it an extension of his liberal kingdom, were he to be alive. Don’t get me wrong, please. The activities of Zikites do not come near what obtained on Gbemisola Street. Though Zik Hall is a place of contrasts, its residents respect the beliefs of one another. It is a hall where Christians will be praying and someone with a lit cigarette (and sometimes a roll of hemp) between his fingers will walk by and greetings would be exchanged. The Moslems wake up early, do their prayers and head back to their rooms to devour pots of beans with their roommates who are Christians, Buddhists etc. Though the Hall has been labeled a den of rebels, it is a nice place to live in. Nice in the sense that you can’t be oppressed in Zik Hall. The Hall has a unique culture that is strictly observed and valued by true Zikites. Unlike some other Halls of Residence where students lord it over one another, you are a freeborn in Zik Hall. It is a place where 100 level students and finalists see themselves as comrades, rather than trying to subdue one another. When you’re broke as a Zikite, all you need do is to pick up your spoon and enter any of the 253 rooms in the Hall. You will come out smiling with the hunger getting conquered. Have you heard of the word "Zikism"? Zikism is the philosophy that defines the lifestyle of residents of Zik Hall. Zikites are an unusual lot, I must admit. The Hall’s geographical location on the UI campus does not help matters. It is very close to the university’s Zoological garden, so Zikites enjoy the queer privilege of being woken up daily by the roars of the zoo’s lion. When some baboons escaped from the zoo in 2001, they naturally came to Zik Hall and Zikites were on hand to catch and return them to their enclosure. People have attributed the strange behaviour of Zikites to the proximity of the Hall to the Zoological Garden. You need to be around when Zikites hold their yearly carnival. Brilliant students would stay away from their books for some hours to show the university community their weird attributes. They dress up as ghosts and zombies (remember Michael Jackson’s Thriller?), masquerades, Ifa and Sango priests, Count Dracula, Okija shine priests (with plastic human skulls tied round their necks) professors, madmen, pastors and Imams, etc. They would move round the campus, dancing to music supplied by a hired band and the Hall’s supporters club. The Zik Hall carnival is always a sight to behold with residents of the university’s other halls of residence being held spellbound by the tantrums of their course mates. Writing comprehensively on Zik Hall could lead to writing a Ph.D. thesis. However, it should be noted that the hall breeds great men. Call them what you want, but Zikites are intelligent, resourceful, law abiding and God fearing. Right from its inception in the 60s, Zik Hall has continued to produce men that have done the nation proud. The list includes Pastor W.F. Kumuyi, Mutiu Adepoju, Dimeji Lawal, Oba Wole Amele (councilor Balogun of the village Headmaster series), Major General Victor Odeka, Chief Dayo Abatan, the late activist, Dr Kumolu Johnson, amongst others. Anytime you are on the UI campus, try and take a cab to the Hall referred to as the heartbeat of the university – Nnamdi Azikiwe Hall. It is the abode of unpretentious undergraduates. GREATEST ZIKITES!!! love your review about Zik hall, I'm a new student been offered accommodation @ Kuti, who knows anything nice about Kuti oooo?.[color=#990000][/color] |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: National Population Commissio Recruitment Examination. by olupentane(op): 5:50pm On Dec 19, 2012 |
For those of you who think it's fake wait there and keeping surfing the net when I resume work, for you who think I'm jobless that's for your mind ooo, But if you think it's true, I also have someone at Taraba state who says they've even stopped the processimg for now, so I think the test is an individual state thing. Goodluck. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: National Population Commissio Recruitment Examination. by olupentane(op): 8:33am On Dec 18, 2012 |
The test actually took place last friday, there are up to 300 candidates, but the test is short and simple. For those asking for the number that sent the text, the text was sent by bulk sms with the name NPC. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: National Population Commissio Recruitment Examination. by olupentane(op): 11:16pm On Dec 12, 2012 |
pitoski: i tink is fake. jus make more enquiry and be more careful. Thanks I will |
Jobs/Vacancies › National Population Commissio Recruitment Examination. by olupentane(op): 8:41pm On Dec 12, 2012 |
The National Population Commission asked the public to submit application form at state offices throughout the nation and the submition lapsed some weeks ago, I was opportuned to submit my application though with doubt of the application been processed but I received an sms stating that a written examination will hold at the state office here in Ibadan, so I would like to know 1. If anyone else who applied got the same message. 2. If you applied but didnt get the message. 3. If somebody can tell me the likely area to study for the examination. Thanks. Wishing any invited candidate success. |
Crime › Re: The Thieves Who Stole My Iphone (pics included) by olupentane(m): 11:29am On Dec 12, 2012 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Understanding Mathematics Is Demonic For Primary School Children by olupentane(m): 1:01pm On Dec 10, 2012 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Understanding Mathematics Is Demonic For Primary School Children by olupentane(m): 9:28am On Dec 10, 2012 |
People always associate everything with anti-christ, a mathematics text book would definately have triangles, pyramids and some diagrams which the poster believe to be associated with anti-christ, please wake up, you used those books too, anyways that's if You attend a standard primary school oooo. |
Phones › Re: Ghana Orders MTN To Stop Sim Card Sales by olupentane(m): 7:30pm On Dec 07, 2012 |
joseff14: PRIDE!! I'm sure u wanted to say BRIBE. Is pride not the suitable word to use there? |
Phones › Re: Ghana Orders MTN To Stop Sim Card Sales by olupentane(m): 7:12pm On Dec 07, 2012 |
Not suprised MTN is the worst network of the year....( My 2012 mobile service provider ranking) |