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Hehehehe... I pity Ghana... Go Eagles Go

Nonsense..

How i wish i'm a mod, would av closed dis thread.

I say... End time tins

Blexysexy: yes dear.. Am admitted 2 study mass com

what was ur aggregate?

Gdp ko pdp ni

phillippiano: Som1 should help, hw easy is it to change course in Uniben and aw do i change d course?[color=#990000][/color]

Anybodi to answer?

Som1 should help, hw easy is it to change course in Uniben and aw do i change d course?[color=#990000][/color]

uniben why*crying*

I'm highly disappointed in Uniben

All d way, tanx to God.

sylvalord: thank God 4 u bwo...




Congrat to all who av been admitted.. If u avnt cin urs, trust me, ur miracle is on d way

I damn hate dat course....

[quote author=onyeso.david]my reg no 36198301IJ.plz someone shud check for me[/quote]Sorry, No admission given yet.

Romanticboy1: stp sayin dt
where is ur faith?
Nd who told u de av finished uploadin eh

I just hope dey make some amendments.

Uniben dey Bleep up o... Was given linguistic but i applied for mass comm, watz apenin?

Was given linguistic but i applied for mass comm wit 62 as agg

@jazinogold, is it tru dat uniben will disqualify candidates who didnt use red passport background?

FilesUpdator: It can be rectified at the auditorium I think. But why would anyone use any other bg? *just asking*

Will i rectify it durin clearance or afta clearance? Cos i didnt use red.

FilesUpdator: It can be rectified at the auditorium I think. But why would anyone use any other bg? *just asking*

Will i rectify it durin clearance or afta clearance?

Pls pals, is it tru that Uniben is gonna disqualify candidates who doesnt use red passport background for dia pume registration?

Beezally: I dnt know if this speculation is true .what I heard is that the list will. Be out by next week I was told the list will be released along side some other fedral schools the same day

let us just hope so.

Uzzidili: guy no vex o. In fact vex but this ur result de suspect o

Na so nw.

Jamb score 214
Pume score 69
Agg 62
Dept. Mass comm

[quote author=oliseh.com]am 4rm Ossissa. 56agg.[/quote]which course ar u goin 4?

phillippiano: Hello guyz.... When is the merit list comin out? And aw are we to access d list?

No answer??

Hello guyz.... When is the merit list comin out? And aw are we to access d list?

Romanticboy1: datz ma 2nd choice,z dt ur cuz?

Which one be social work?

Adex097: D7 is pass... No probs at all.

Ohk bro. Tanx.

Adex097: You in already.

wow!! Tanx bro. 1 more tin.. In ma o'level, i gat d7 in maths, will dat affect?

Goin for mass comm.

Mawin palz.... I can't wait to be in d greatest unibest.... I scored 69 as ma pume score and 62 as agg... What are my chances?

Deportation: Igbo group demands N500Bn
compensation for victims on August 20, 2013 at 12:23 pm in News By Tony Edike
ENUGU – Pan-Igbo pressure group, the Enugu State
Roots Initiative (ESRI) has demanded immediate
payment of N500 billion compensation to the people
deported to the River Niger Bridge in Onitsha by the
Lagos State Government. Apart from paying the monetary compensation, the
body also asked the Lagos state government to
provide them with befitting housing accommodation
and publicly apologize for denigrating their personal
liberty and smearing the sanctity of the constitution of
the Federal Republic of Nigeria. They also called on Ohanaeze Ndigbo, South East
Governors Forum, South East caucus in the National
Assembly and Igbo professionals and other groups, to
speak up in condemnation of the act. In a statement signed by the National President of the
body, Barrister Joni Icheka; Secretary, Mr. Uche
Nwegbo and Treasurer, Barrister Emma Nwodo, ESRI
maintained that the deportation negates sections 21
(1), 22 (1) and 15 (3) of the Constitution. They also condemned the Lagos state government for
sealing off the property of the former Abia State
Governor, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu and frowned at the
statements credited to the former Aviation Minister,
Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, saying such statements were
capable of bringing about ethnic hatred and a breakdown of law and order. “ESRI therefore, demands an immediate payment of
the sum of N500 billion compensation to these ill-
treated Nigerians, whom the Lagos state government
said were Ndi Anambra. “Apart from paying them the compensation, the
state government should also immediately provide
them with befitting housing accommodation and
publicly apologize for denigrating their personal
liberty and smearing the sanctity of the constitution of
the Federal Republic of Nigeria. “If the Lagos State Government and their Governor
fails to do these things within one month, we will be
left with no option than to conclude that it was done
with clear negative mind-set and vendetta and we
would be left with no option than to take appropriate
legal action,” the statement said. Pointing out that deporting any Nigerian from one part
of the country to another negates the constitution of
the country, the group described the action as ill-
advised and that it exposed the victims to danger and
extreme raining season weather. Said the body: “The Enugu Roots Initiative (ESRI),
having watched with studied silence and dismay, the
abracadabra and public reactions to the development
is compelled to state that Section 41 (1) of the Nigerian
Constitution states that: “Every citizen of Nigeria is
entitled to move freely throughout Nigeria and to reside in any part thereof, and no citizen of Nigeria
shall be expelled from Nigeria or refused entry
thereby or exit therefrom”. “Similarly, Section 42 (1) states that: “A citizen of
Nigeria of a particular community, ethnic group, place
of origin, sex, religion or political opinion shall not, by
reason only that he is such a person:-
(a) be subjected either expressly by, or in the practical
application of, any law in force in Nigeria or any executive or administrative action of the government,
to disabilities or restrictions to which citizens of
Nigeria of other communities, ethnic groups, places of
origin, sex, religions or political opinions are not made
subject; or
(b) be accorded either expressly by, or in the practical application of, any law in force in Nigeria or any such
executive or administrative action, any privilege or
advantage that is not accorded to citizens of Nigeria of
other communities, ethnic groups, places of origin,
sex, religions or political opinions. “Also, the same Constitution in Section 15 (3) stated
clearly that: “For the purpose of promoting national
integration, it shall be the duty of the state to: ‘(a)
provide adequate facilities for and encourage free
mobility of people, goods and services throughout the
federation; (b) secure full residence rights for every citizen in all parts of the federation. “The ‘state’ referred to in this section of the
constitution is the entire country, Nigeria which
includes Lagos and Anambra states. There is no
exception to these constitutional injunctions”. They claimed that the deportees were taken out of
Lagos “due primarily to their presumed socio-
economic status, religion or tribe, or for whatever
reason, could be dubbed as “undesirable
elements” in any part of the country and could be so
cruelly and inhumanly treated. “It should be pointed out that the only offence these
people committed, according to the Lagos State
Government, was that they were “poor”: no more,
no less. “The second offence they may have committed was
that they were presumed to be Igbo people, and so,
should not be seen begging for arms or engage in any
considered “menial activity” in Lagos State. “But, the questions should be asked: “Does it mean
that all Lagos State indigenes resident in every part of
the country, especially in Lagos State, are fully and
officially employed? “Do we have persons of the category referred to as
destitute Anambra indigenes from other parts of the
country that could still be found on the streets of Lagos
State even now”? Insisting that the “Area Boys” who parade the
streets of Lagos are worse than the deportees, ESRI
said such people are the ones who require urgent
rehabilitation since they are indigenes of Lagos State. Condemning the seal-up of the property of former
Governor Orji Uzor Kalu of Abia state, they said the
deportation “is even more provocative when one
puts into perspective that notable Igbo personalities,
like the former Abia State Governor, Dr. Orji Uzo Kalu,
who spoke against this despicable deportation in his weekly Leadership Column in the Sun Newspaper,
was equally visited with this selective amnesia. His
constitutional and rightful liberty to his property was
curtailed for several hours by the goons of the Lagos
State Government. “Otherwise, why should the state government
surreptitiously rekindle what happened in the 50s and
60s when Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe was denied leadership
of the Western House of Assembly simply because he
was born by parents from the same axis like the
people the Lagos State Government ‘deported’? “It was this same self-righteousness and hatred for
Ndi-Igbo that led to the forceful removal of the first
Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Professor
Eni Njoku in 1965 through acts of “fire-by-force”
orchestrated by the defunct Western Regional
Government. “ESRI calls on the Ohaneze Ndigbo, the South East
Governors Forum and other notable groups of Igbo
extraction, to rise up immediately in condemnation of
this inhuman act. “Similarly, the South East caucus in the National
Assembly as well as Igbo professionals, should
condemn Lagos State and ‘their Fashola’,” the
group stated.