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harrysterol:I do I understand. |
harrysterol:Ile mi ni mo ma wa su'le. |
harrysterol:God bless you brother. |
Mr OP, Harrysterol, continue this thread o. Please o. Na beg I beg. |
Covenant University on the top spot. |
INEC people, too tired to conduct election. Let them sleep biko
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Very important |
Nice!!! |
laoma4u:The analog sprint, it has always been there sha. You can turn it off if you don't like. |
Make I park here |
Hmmmmm, wait let me think about it Actually, I think I would just live life by the moment. I'ld be a traveller. Go everywhere. |
I would leave the wallet on the chair, well that would be after waiting for everyone to leave and taking the money out. Money would be returned to my bank account. |
The rest? |
Including the lecturers |
I love Asa so much. I learnt the guitar because of her. Bed of Stone is too Nice. Class A Music. |
Yung L ft M.I and Jesse Jagz Red Rose. |
kassyme: Lolzzz...Abi?You should meet me too... ![]() |
nneh1: This is so true bcs I go crazy over a guy that does any of these especially no 1,2 4 and 6 but unfortunately they don't.You should meet me. |
donLEXY: I don't think you can founding oneHaba why na? Just a little "short". |
Me dey find lady woo me o. Make I do shakara small. |
Make I drop this for here. Team Dark skin!!
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Professor Aize Obayan, a former Vice Chancellor of Covenant University, Ota has been suspended from her position as director of the Education Commission of the Winners Chapel by the church’s general overseer, Bishop David Oyedepo. Ms. Obayan was suspended for reportedly altering examination results for several students in the department of Mass Communications. Among the students who benefited from the former VC’s grade alteration was Ms. Obayan’s own daughter. The former VC was accused of perpetrating the academic fraud during her tenure. The former VC’s daughter graduated with a Second Class Upper Division in Mass Communication and is currently doing her National Youth Service Corps service. A source at the university revealed that Ms. Obayan inflated all of her daughter’s scores, otherwise the young woman would have earned a Third Class degree. Our source added that the former VC had re-introduced make-up examination without proper authorization – and after the university’s Senate had abolished the option. “She introduced make-up exam to enable her daughter [to] retake the course she failed,” said a source. Recently, a Dr. Omojola, a lecturer in the Department of Mass Communication, petitioned the Chancellor of the University after his first protest was suppressed by the then VC. In his protest, Mr. Omojola alleged that Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu, the acting Head of Department of Mass Communication, had engaged in extensive alteration of students’ examination results. The petition led to Mr. Ekeanyanwu’s removal as Head of Department. Dr. Stanley Ngoa replaced him, but spent only the 2011-2012 session at the helm, before the former VC reappointed Dr. Ekeanyawu to return as departmental head. Our source indicated that, with Dr. Ekeanyanwu’s return, the fraudulent practice of grade alteration worsened in the Mass Communication Department and across other departments of the university, including Chemistry where one student’s score was raised to 45% from 5 %, an outright failure. Associate Professor Taiwo Abioye, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Administration, headed a panel appointed by the Chancellor, Professor C.K. Ayo, to investigate the case. Dr. Ekeanyanwu was summoned by the panel to defend himself on charges of altering examination scores of students, including Miss Obayan, for monetary benefits. He not only accepted his guilt for all the charges, but also confessed that he acted in collusion with the former VC, Professor Obayan. Ms. Obayan was also invited to appear before the Abioye panel, but she reportedly offered no defense. Pastor Faith Oyedepo, wife of Bishop Oyedepo, has taken over the duties of Ms. Obayan at the church’s secretariat. SaharaReporters learned that plans were underway to return Dr. Daniel Rotimi to the Education Commission. Mr. Rotimi was a one-time registrar of the University. SaharaReporters learned that Mr. Rotimi, who is a pastor, last year married a second wife (a former student at Covenant University) in his quest for a male child. He and his first wife had only girls. A lecturer at Covenant University told SaharaReporters that he wondered whether the university could really realize its much touted claim of raising a new generation of African leaders when top officials at the school offer examination grades for sale? Source: http://mobile.saharareporters.com/news-page/covenant-university’s-former-vice-chancellor-suspended-examination-fraud |
Sleeping unclad is a wonderful thing. The first time I tried it....heavenly feeling I tell ya. Now, I sleep unclad every time. Even when I sleep with clothes on, I wake up unclad ![]() |
I was mad, I cursed the writer. But the mother of dragons is my next best candidate to win. |
OYO STATE DONT PAY CORPERS TOO. They just keep promising, but nothing is being done. STRIKE O |
lai lai, i did not wait patiently for a whole day for just one update o. make me and ma boys no visit ur side dis night o Mazi. oju eje |
chai, so no updates yet. let me get back to work then, i'll check back in 2 minutes |
okosodo: He he he, i don die. Bayelsa isomo no be bayelsa na Nigeria |
alala dakosta: i think they should just make him minister of petroleum.since oil sales as increase since he left the prison. foolish peoplethat's what would be done in the end. |
I believe in fate o. mazi u are too ....no words mehn. In fact maishot i want to be the only bodyguard of mazi. i know its going to be stressful, i mean sampling those lady fans of oga before oga samples them, but i am ready to do it. Oga mazi, i will protect you from clingy babes |
Everynight before i sleep i pray to the lord that mazi would have uploaded like 10 times. But God doesn't answer prayers that are evil, does he? |
190: Abegii its the aboki who wrote allah on his live cows soabeg yarn these people. Any small thing na miracle. |
