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uzoexcel: if u gonna be graduatn wid a first class from a reputable institution in naija, then u dnt really v major issues...google 'erasmus mundus scholarships for masters courses'...once u get this scholarship, u get a double masters degree from 2 different top institutions in europe and its easier to get jobs with these scholarship as top companiues r affiliated with these scheme...u also get to knw 2 different languages...my frds r all on these scholarship also and its really opened doors for them

thanks

joseph1013: Your best bet is to learn Norwegian as it's the most widely spoken language as well as the official language in the country.

much thanks. i'll adjust my reading time table and include d language.

I'm a chemical engr student (and by God's grace i'm goin to gradg. .with a 1st class). Havn read d post about unemplnt in naija ystrdy i got inspired to start making plans ASAP. .i have interest in norway, so part of my plan is to start learnin dia language, (what is ur view/which language do u advice me to start with? because sm1 mentioned 2 lang. .earlier) pls help ur boy plan.

.abeg if na joke stop am o. make una free them their thing (aboki no de like rough play)

.b4 d strike, i heard FUT has given permission to one company to build a 10,000 capacity hostel (which would come in all levels n style). But i dnt knw if its jst 4 d guys though.

1.www.nairaland.com/peter1994
2. spykid
3. I am not comfortable with my current username. further more; the above is what people calle me now. Thanks in advance

I'm also tryn to buy that past question dat excelajah is selling.
Have any of u guys used it b4? Or is it a scam.

A big congrats to the scholars. I was shortlisted for addax/nnpc and this is my 1st scholarship exam, any word of advice/tips?

.nice write-up (this thing occured to me few days ago)

.eyah, this is why u should start managing d 100k.

ASUU should not compare themself with what is happening @d executive level (if FG get $1tr 4rm crude oil export; so wht. Do they think they r d only sector in d country? (infact der r nt even a sector but just an assoc.) 4 God's sake if they think they r on their right why not sue FG instead of acting like...,

The 2nd one *shikena

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko branch, has threatened a showdown with the management of the institution, should it make good its plans to recall students and lecturers to campus.
The union advised parents to keep their children at home, warning that members were ready to resist the management’s plans to reopen the university despite the ongoing strike.
The Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Olufemi Mimiko, had on Wednesday said he would reopen the institution if ASUU failed to call off its over two months strike as quickly as possible.
Mimiko had said the protracted strike had affected the activities of the university, which, he said, had enjoyed a stable academic calendar in the last four years.
He said, “We have unbroken four-year academic calendar before the strike started. The strike has affected our programmes. It is not in the interest of our students. We hope ASUU will call off the strike soon, if not, we are considering taking a measure to bring our students back to the campus.
“Ours is a state university and the case is different. We don’t have any subsisting agreement with the ASUU. It is the Federal Government that has issues with the ASUU.”
But the Chairman of ASUU, AAUA, Dr. Busayo Mekusi, described the VC’s plan as “an attempt to plunge the institution into an unending crisis.”
He told journalists in Akure on Thursday that the strike called by the national union would continue and AAUA branch was committed to what he called “the revamping of public universities in the country.”
He said, “We advise parents to restrain their wards from heeding the call as ASUU AAUA is still on strike, anybody trying to break the ongoing strike meant to better the lots of our students of tomorrow is an enemy of our future. All the members of the union should disregard this.”
He refuted the claims that the university had no subsisting agreement with the Federal Government, arguing that the ongoing struggle had given AAUA access to N1.05bn so far from the Federal Government allocation.
He said, “We are committed to the strike called by the union to push for the implementation of the 2009 agreement; state universities were duly represented during the processes of negotiation that culminated in the signing of the agreement and this account for why AAUA has been benefitting from the proceeds of ASUU struggle as found in the intervention of TETFUND.
“By this purported resumption of academic activities, the VC seems to be ready to plunge the institution into crisis as he wants to apply the University of Ilorin model, which promotes dehumanisation and slavery.”
Meanwhile, ASUU has described the negotiations, the union had been having with the Federal Government as a “lip service negotiations.”
The Ibadan acting zonal Coordinator of ASUU, Dr. Karo Ogbinaka, in a statement on Thursday said, “After the meeting of Tuesday, September 19 with the Vice-President Namadi Sambo, it is clear that the Federal Government is merely paying lip-service to education in Nigeria and deceiving the Nigerian public on their commitment to its transformation agenda. “
He warned students and parents not to be deceived with the agenda of the government, saying the strike was in the interest of Nigeria’s educational system.
Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/ASUU-tackles-vc-over-plan-to-recall-students/

Idi Amin: two words for you, MU+MU=MUMU. Get ur a#ss busy Mr. Man. Fine boy no be food stamp

actually MU+MU=2MU while MU*MU=MUMU

NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2013 Batch C

S/NO Event Date
1.Pre-Mobilisation Workshop :20th August, 2013
2.Registration of Foreign-trained Nigerian Graduates :12th August - 11th October, 2013
3.Submission of Masterlist. Screening/Vetting by Mobilization Officers. :2nd - 6th September, 2013
4.Action by the ICT Department :2nd - 20th September, 2013
5.Delivery of Preliminary Printouts to Mob Dept/CPIs :23rd - 25th September, 2013
6.Return of Corrected Printouts by Institutions to NYSC NDHQ :2nd - 7th October, 2013
7.Correction of errors and printing of call-up letters by ICT Dept :2nd - 22nd October, 2013
8.Sorting and Packaging of Call-up letters :22nd - 28th October, 2013
9.Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions / NYSC Secretariats :29th - 31st October, 2013
10.2013 Batch ¡®C¡¯ Orientation Course :5th - 26th November, 2013
source: http://www.nysc.gov.ng /mob-timetable/2013/2013c.php

hmmm this is crious

.tnk God u knw all d 3 courses r gud. I'm a chemicl engr studnt but i just a chemicl engr graduate sayin mech kindda better (but elect is d least hardest)

God factor is very important, also dnt deceive ur self by tryn to read n understand a night to ur exam (do dat any oda day) hmm no nid to xplain y *goes bak to readin more comment*

Mehn na pizza dem de use fight diabetes?

IF I HEAR SAY GUYS NO WEAR GLOVES

.Our main aim of going to schl is accademic excellence...wht u shld be postn are list of studnts with top CGPA or list of well known gurus / fellow studnts dat organise tutorials