Ofunaofu:


And also the reason why an individual like you will support a globally acclaimed notorious Narcotic drug trafficker to become president of Nigeria

u will keep on wailing for the nxt 8 yrs

Better By Far... I'm Very Proud of My Alma Mater..

NaughtyBrainiac:
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I don't need to burn candles to have a first class in this kind of course. I just need to stay updated, stay informed and have fun while reading. The course is so fascinating that I will find reading very interesting.

No be like those courses wey dem go dey ask you make you find x or y

tommykiwi:
It will favour those that followed the news online more.

Those on social media will do the questions great justice

It's not a civilian course

NaughtyBrainiac:
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I don't need to burn candles to have a first class in this kind of course. I just need to stay updated, stay informed and have fun while reading. The course is so fascinating that I will find reading very interesting.

After studying this kind of course in Nigeria, you then apply for job as a police officer or Amoteku.

Nazgul:
Very straight forward exam questions...if you're a student that's up to date with his/her lecture notes, you'll definitely request for at least 5 extra sheets. Cos I don't see any thing difficult here.

Since we're still on the 25% Abuja issue. If you look at the instructions carefully, According to it, you're expected to answer a total of 3 questions.

They said answer question one AND any other two. Meaning if you answer question one correctly AND fail to answer any other two questions as directed by the lecturer, you'll definitely fail the exams.

Now back to the elections, what this implies is that if a candidate fails to fulfill the 25% votes in Abuja, it means he shouldn't be declared winner cos it's like a student answering only number one question AND leaving the remaining two. This means that the candidate shouldn't be declared winner according to the instructions INEC themselves gave for the election.

Let me respond to your 25% argument.
First, in interpreting a statement, you need to acknowledge the context in which that statement was made. In this case, the constitution wants smb that has national spread to be the president of Nigeria.
So you cannot be talking of national spread and still at the same time make it compulsory for smb to win a very small section of the country (Abuja) before he becomes the president of Nigeria.
Secondly, let’s look at the requirements to be elected as the governor of a state. Why did the constitution not make 25% compulsory in the local government that the state capital belongs to.
Thirdly, when you look at this ‘controversial’ section 134, it is a mathematical statement. You people are trying to break the statement into two through the ‘and’. Now, if you argue that the word ‘one quarter’ affects the ‘36 states’ and also ‘the FCT’ independently, why didn’t you say that the word ‘two-third’ also affects both the states and the FCT independently? Which means, according to you, a candidate must score 25% in at least 2/3 of the states AND also 25% in at least 2/3 of the FCT.
We all know the truth that 25% in Abuja is not compulsory but some people like you are just looking for loopholes because the outcome of the election did not favor them.

Nazgul:
Very straight forward exam questions...if you're a student that's up to date with his/her lecture notes, you'll definitely request for at least 5 extra sheets. Cos I don't see any thing difficult here.

Since we're still on the 25% Abuja issue. If you look at the instructions carefully, According to it, you're expected to answer a total of 3 questions.

They said answer question one AND any other two. Meaning if you answer question one correctly AND fail to answer any other two questions as directed by the lecturer, you'll definitely fail the exams.

Now back to the elections, what this implies is that if a candidate fails to fulfill the 25% votes in Abuja, it means he shouldn't be declared winner cos it's like a student answering only number one question AND leaving the remaining two. This means that the candidate shouldn't be declared winner according to the instructions INEC themselves gave for the election.

bro you dull o, you be dullard 😂

ipobarecriminals:
dem teach dem Ekwe Saga? . Trust me, F, E, D go plenty

d question is not d ekwe saga... Go back and read d question again

chisomkachy:
University of llorin, florin Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Criminology and Security Studies Harmattan Semester Examination,

2021/2022 Session

Course Code: CSS 311 Course Title:

Interrogation, Confession and Testimony Time:

2 Hours Instruction: Answer Question ONE and any other two

It is in the news that the UK court has jailed Nigeria's former Deputy Senate President. his wife and a medical doctor for plotting to harvest a man's kidney. The man whose Kidney was almost harvested made indicting (confessionary) statement which led to arrest of the trio. As a Criminologist, discuss this incidence in relations to the following terms:

I. Types of confession made by the victim. (10 marks)

II Predisposing factors responsible for making such confessionary statements. (10 marks)

III. Features of the UK police that assisted in the arrest and subsequent prosecution. (10 marks).

2 It was in the news that over 200 electoral offenders were arrested in the last general election for committing various political crimes ranging from ballot box snatching to vote buying and falsification of election results. As an interrogator (or police officer in charge of this case), discuss the necessary interrogation techniques required to generate high quality confessions from the electoral misdemeanants. (20 marks).

3. A musician, Habeeb Okikiola popularly known as Portable was arrested by the Nigerian police over alleged assaults and dishonoring police invitation. Discuss, using the four types of criminal profiling, the procedures to obtaining individual characteristics and the relationship between the personality of the offender and his job. (20 marks).

4. With relevant examples, describe the steps or procedures in criminal interrogation of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in obtaining confessionary statements from suspects. (20 marks). a. What do you understand by untrue confession? (5 marks) b. Discuss the justification for making untrue confession in our society (15 marks).

More like a Nigerian exam not copy copy from text book

Make sure you still buy en handout sha. All the grammar fit no save you.

tunwumi:


You can only apply what you understand

why you cram you also read to understand.

Simple question but difficult for people like some NL orchins who don’t read but are quick to comment

Thats Unilorin for you ... they instill critical thinking - Dr AGF Alabi, Dr HOD Olusegun, Pro JSO Adeniyi etc

Back when I was in the same in the Uni, my Strength of Materials 400 L exam (Mech) 2001 had question related to 9/11 attack ).

The civil folks also had structural engineering exam 400 L around 9/11 World Trade Centre building.

Postinor:
u will keep on wailing for the nxt 8 yrs

You will wail too like we all wailed during this current calamitous Buhari's APC government

free2ryhme:


why you cram you also read to understand.

I don't argue people opinion with them.

temielects:
bro you dull o, you be dullard 😂

Typical Obidient. Always about insults and name calling.

onuman:
It is in the news that the UK court has jailed Nigeria's former Deputy Senate President. his wife and a medical doctor for plotting to harvest a man's kidney. The man whose Kidney was almost harvested made indicting (confessionary) statement which led to arrest of the trio. As a Criminologist, discuss this incidence in relations to the following terms:

I. Types of confession made by the victim. (10 marks)

II Predisposing factors responsible for making such confessionary statements. (10 marks)"-------- Unilorin.

Examine this lecturer's background thoroughly, he is an ISLAMIST. People like the lecturer perpetuate worse crimes in Nigeria.
Ekweremadu made silly mistake in travelling to the UK together with his family.
I am not defending Ekweremadu.

I guess this lecturer's crime to you was using an Igbo man as an example in an exam question. Cos I can't see the correlation of these questions and islamism. Eternal victims.

tunwumi:


I don't argue people opinion with them.

you cant argue people's experiences

Nigerians go carry your matter for Head like galer sellers

Ofunaofu:


You will wail too like we all wailed during this current calamitous Buhari's APC government

u are the one wailing now, not me,so prepare to wail for the nxt 8 yrs

Nazgul:
Very straight forward exam questions...if you're a student that's up to date with his/her lecture notes, you'll definitely request for at least 5 extra sheets. Cos I don't see any thing difficult here.

Since we're still on the 25% Abuja issue. If you look at the instructions carefully, According to it, you're expected to answer a total of 3 questions.

They said answer question one AND any other two. Meaning if you answer question one correctly AND fail to answer any other two questions as directed by the lecturer, you'll definitely fail the exams.

Now back to the elections, what this implies is that if a candidate fails to fulfill the 25% votes in Abuja, it means he shouldn't be declared winner cos it's like a student answering only number one question AND leaving the remaining two. This means that the candidate shouldn't be declared winner according to the instructions INEC themselves gave for the election.

Ode, mumu.. big time failure na hin you be.. for your mind that is what the AND in the legal constitution connotes abi.. F9 Supremo.

temielects:
bro you dull o, you be dullard 😂

I swear na Whetin I just tell ham now now be that.. see as he mix everything together con take fail woefully.

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Coming next on the question paper will be Tunibu drug case and criminal lifestyle in Chicago [/qWhy is Tinubu your headache?Either you like it or nit,he is the the next president.Sorry for loosing outuote]

Nazgul:
Very straight forward exam questions...if you're a student that's up to date with his/her lecture notes, you'll definitely request for at least 5 extra sheets. Cos I don't see any thing difficult here.

Since we're still on the 25% Abuja issue. If you look at the instructions carefully, According to it, you're expected to answer a total of 3 questions.

They said answer question one AND any other two. Meaning if you answer question one correctly AND fail to answer any other two questions as directed by the lecturer, you'll definitely fail the exams.

Now back to the elections, what this implies is that if a candidate fails to fulfill the 25% votes in Abuja, it means he shouldn't be declared winner cos it's like a student answering only number one question AND leaving the remaining two. This means that the candidate shouldn't be declared winner according to the instructions INEC themselves gave for the election.

So, you are saying assuming I sat for WAEC, may be in government, I answered the only one compulsory question and left the other unanswered. Does that give the body the right to withheld my result?

Nazgul:
Very straight forward exam questions...if you're a student that's up to date with his/her lecture notes, you'll definitely request for at least 5 extra sheets. Cos I don't see any thing difficult here.

Since we're still on the 25% Abuja issue. If you look at the instructions carefully, According to it, you're expected to answer a total of 3 questions.

They said answer question one AND any other two. Meaning if you answer question one correctly AND fail to answer any other two questions as directed by the lecturer, you'll definitely fail the exams.

Now back to the elections, what this implies is that if a candidate fails to fulfill the 25% votes in Abuja, it means he shouldn't be declared winner cos it's like a student answering only number one question AND leaving the remaining two. This means that the candidate shouldn't be declared winner according to the instructions INEC themselves gave for the election.

U are brainless.

So, I won't answering other two questions means I won't pass the exams or I will be failed automatically?

U are as daft as northern sheep.

Postinor:
u are the one wailing now, not me,so prepare to wail for the nxt 8 yrs

You will wail too

Nazgul:
Very straight forward exam questions...if you're a student that's up to date with his/her lecture notes, you'll definitely request for at least 5 extra sheets. Cos I don't see any thing difficult here.

Since we're still on the 25% Abuja issue. If you look at the instructions carefully, According to it, you're expected to answer a total of 3 questions.

They said answer question one AND any other two. Meaning if you answer question one correctly AND fail to answer any other two questions as directed by the lecturer, you'll definitely fail the exams.

Now back to the elections, what this implies is that if a candidate fails to fulfill the 25% votes in Abuja, it means he shouldn't be declared winner cos it's like a student answering only number one question AND leaving the remaining two. This means that the candidate shouldn't be declared winner according to the instructions INEC themselves gave for the election.

A smart STUDENT A answered:
COMPULSORY Qusetion 1 (I scores 4 marks)
COMPULSORY Question 1 (II scores 4 marks)
COMPULSORY Question 1 (III scores 4 marks) AND
Question 2 (scores 20 marks) AND
Question 3 (scores 20marks)

Continuous Assessment, Attendance in All classes and test = 25 marks

AS A SMART STUDENT, WITH YOUR ABUJA ANALOGY O , THOUGH HE FAILED THE COMPULSORY, HE HAS DONE GOOD HOMEWORK, ATTENDED ALL CLASSES, PASS THE OTHER (2 QUESTIONS VERY WELL) HE STILL TOP THE CLASS WITH A (77/100).

UNSmart STUDENT B
ANSWERED COMPULSORY QUESTIONS 1 AND SCORES 28 MARKS
AND
ANSWERED QUESTION 2 SCORES 5 MARKS
AND
ANSWERED QUESTION 3 SCORES 5 MARKS

DID NOT ATTEND ALL CLASSES
DID NOT DO ASSIGNMENT
ONLY DID TEST AND SCORES 10 MARKS

TOTAL SCORES 48/100........THIS IS A D
NO MAJORITY VOTES
NOT WIDELY ACCEPTED.......

HOPE YOU CAN RELATE?

Nazgul:
Very straight forward exam questions...if you're a student that's up to date with his/her lecture notes, you'll definitely request for at least 5 extra sheets. Cos I don't see any thing difficult here.

Since we're still on the 25% Abuja issue. If you look at the instructions carefully, According to it, you're expected to answer a total of 3 questions.

They said answer question one AND any other two. Meaning if you answer question one correctly AND fail to answer any other two questions as directed by the lecturer, you'll definitely fail the exams.

Now back to the elections, what this implies is that if a candidate fails to fulfill the 25% votes in Abuja, it means he shouldn't be declared winner cos it's like a student answering only number one question AND leaving the remaining two. This means that the candidate shouldn't be declared winner according to the instructions INEC themselves gave for the election.

Una no get sense....
Abuja citizens get two heads right??

Ofunaofu:

You will wail too

well right now I am not wailing,u are the one wailing

eminikansoso:

Hahaha
See wahala for who no get time for News
Come be like, who is Ike Ekweremmadu and Habeeb Okikiola.
Me: Ike Ekweremmadu is an Igbo man who want sell organ for money 🤑.
And Habeeb Okikiola is a Muslim boy from southwest Nigeria.
Mark 6/10.
At least I wrote something

If I am to grade you, I'll give you 1/10 for the ink you use to write the jargon and your name on the script.
It should have been:
Me: Ike Ekweremadu is an Igbo man and a senator of the federal republic if Nigeria, who wishes to buy a poor boy organ for his daughter kidney problem for a whooping sum of 4.5m while the doctor he contacted, Dr. Obinna Obeta only gave the poor boy a meager amount of #270,000 out of the money Ike wired to him.
Mr. Habeeb Okikiola is a Yoruba man and a renowned musician ---