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XXX5:please,where did you copy the above post?? |
In my kid brother's voice...money yaf enter bush hr987: |
Few weeks before resumption...i guess. XXX5: |
Nothing wrong with your combo... sketcherJ: |
Sacking Of 49 UNILORIN Lecturers Regrettable – Ex-VC December 3, 2014 8:19 pm Immediate past chairman of the Federal Character Commission (FCC), Prof Shuaib AbdulRaheem, has regretted some of his actions during his tenure as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), particularly the widely publicized issue of the sacked 49 lecturers of the institution. The Supreme Court reinstated the sacked lecturers in 2009 eight years after the then VC approved their disengagement from the institution. Prof AbdulRaheem, who is also a governorship aspirant under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kwara state, spoke to reporters in Ilorin, the state capital. The professor of literature, who likened himself to a pediatrician, added that everybody had learnt his mistakes in the saga He said; “And you will find out that since all of those years there hasn’t been any such crisis. No Vice Chancellor has come to face the kind of crisis I faced because everybody has learnt their mistakes. So it is good that it happened but it is regrettable that lives have been stagnated because of that, but again, the reversal has healed the wounds and I hope it will help to heal the wounds by stopping people to refer to that and make them look at the positive things that came out of that disagreement. “The issue of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) is a past event, but of course, because it affected human beings it will continue to recur. It is only the negative mind that focuses on the negative things. Human being live and learn every day, we had cause to disagree with those gentlemen not because it was personal it was in defence of the institution to which we had sworn to uphold its integrity. “If along the line something happened and some people had to be sacrificed momentarily that was not borne out of my personal animosity or anger at them it was because that what the regulations of the university showed me at the time. “But the law of the land reversed that. So one minus one is zero, they got one we got one. In any case they are back at work and they are still doing well. In fact, they found a more peaceable conducive environment for themselves to live together with others. “If you say somebody was hurt I compare my public posture with that of a pediatrician who cares for babies, to whom ten mothers have brought sick children and he has applied his skills to cure nine then one died and the mother goes haywire and says the world is going to fall apart. For me, I don’t see that as a problem. “I am grateful I have been able to cure nine, so inevitably one had to die. Sometimes we win some and lose some that is what life is all about. Don’t let us keep going all over to the past especially the negative parts of the past. That is my take on the UNILORIN saga”. |
For the newly admitted students,below 're the credentials that we should get ahead of our clearance...To those who 're still expecting their names,may God actualise your dream into OAU. Bring along the original and four (4) photocopies of the following documents: (1) WAEC/NECO/GCE O'level result(s) (2) Birth Certificate/Sworn Declaration of Age (3) Admission letter (printed with #1,000 JAMB E-facility card) (4) UTME Original result slip (also be printed with another #1,000 JAMB E-facility card) (5) Post UTME result/Pre-degree final result Upon successful access to the E-portal with your JAMB reg. no, print out the following documents and also provide the original and 4 photocopies each: (6) Notification of Admission (7) Bio-data form (Course registration form (9) Hostel Slip (optional). |
Once you get there,just walk down to the faculty of Administration,and makes enquiries on how to go about it from accountancy students,or any experienced student*stalite* from the faculty. All the best,bro. Olusharp: |
I don't think so,though i heard some faculties pasted theirs,but i doubt the veracity of the info,if you know some key officers in your prospective faculty they may be of help. abimijul1: |
That's Unilorin for her aspirants...There is no transparency in their admission processing,and also lacks merit,so I won't advise you to risk it ooo! Best of luck in your academic pursuit. dejii01: |
They just added international studies this year*14/15* so,it's now history,and int'l studies. Ladokun12: |
Merit 252,242elds Ladokun12: |
Na so,my sister... Tushney: |
Thank God, you said ''most''and not all B.ed,besides she will be awarded in both Edu,and pol science...The ball is in your court,@Tushney. Timmytimmy: |
EnglishMerit-270.5CA-265.0Elds-233.0DramaMerit-269.5CA-259.0Elds-248.0Lit-in-engMerit-253.0CA-233.5Elds-200.0FrenchMerit-259CA-236Elds-200GermanMerit-249.5CA-207.5Elds-200PortugueseMerit-226CA-200Elds-200History & His/int. RelMerit-252CA-242Elds-200LinguisticsMerit-258.5CA-251.5Elds- 200YorubaMerit-200CA-200Elds-200MusicMerit-236CA- 233.5Elds-200PhilosophyMerit-260CA- 249.5ELDS-200Rel. StudiesMerit-239CA-200ELDS-200. Ladokun12: |
You will be honoured,as educationist,as well as political scientist*Bsc. ed*,which means you will be recieving lectures from both sides,u get it??...my 2cents Tushney: |
Sorry, No Admission is Given Yet!!! barackoking: |
Sorry, No Admission is Given Yet!!! Samneer: |
Sorry, No Admission is Given Yet!!! sketcherJ: |
U're welcome sister,I think inter-faculty transfer is feasible in OAU once you meet up the requirements! Congrats!!!! Tushney: |
Sorry, No Admission is Given Yet!!! suxex4ever: |
Sorry,No admission given yet! Olusharp: |
Taaaaah,my name don show for merit list oooo! Thanks anyway! Dammytrager: |
Congratulations Awolowo Sanmi Demilade!!! You Have Been Offered Admission for a 4-Year FIRST DEGREE Programme into OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY, ILE-IFE,. Course EDUCATION AND POLITICAL SCIENCE in the Faculty of EDUCATION. Copyright © 2014. Unified Tertiary Tushney: |
Congratulations! Kindly accept my heartfelt felicitations!!!!!! XXX5:But you get mouth ooooo! |
The guy must be kidding with the acclaimed aggregate...pinshure or idonblvit 8-) ![]() understatement: |
Yes,if you have strong connection @ admin office. Did you obtain two forms*jamb*?? DrHost: |
Congrats!. Ayommy1: |
Very sure...Best of luck! Oaumedicine: |
But some jambites have been confirming their status too,may be the uploading is still underway. Relax my man,God has done it already. Olusharp: |
Its seems the 2nd list has been released,a frind who applied via DE just confirmd his status on jamb portal few minutes ago. DrHost: |
I here by implore the moderators to do the needful my moving this topic/post to frontpage. Cc:finestboi,olawale babs n co... kilokeys: |
5.“Names withheld.” This expression rankles me to no end. It’s not only unprofessional and irresponsible journalism to habitually conceal the identity of the subjects you are writing about (as in, “a south-south governor in an oil-rich state [names withheld] is involved in a corruption scandal”); it’s also exasperatingly redundant to state that you have withheld the name of someone whose name you have not mentioned anyway! It is obvious to any reader that a name has been withheld if it’s not mentioned. But what is particularly irksome about this practice is that it is used even in reporting stories of crucial public importance. If reporters and editors are not prepared to name names, even where it is legally and ethically safe to do so, why waste ink and space to opaquely hint at them? But the bad news for editors and reporters who practice this imbecilic and feeble-minded journalism is that, in media law, not directly mentioning the name of a person or an organization is not sufficient safeguard against legal liability. If a person or a company can prove that there is sufficient material basis for “right-thinking” members of the society to infer that they are the object of a libelous newspaper innuendo, the paper is in the soup. 6.“Electioneering campaign:” “Electioneering” and “political campaign” mean the same thing. So “electioneering campaign” is tautologous. It’s either electioneering or campaign. 7.“Our story is true in every material particular:” The phrase “in every material particular” is an archaic legal jargon. It is not used in everyday English in any native variety of the English language. 8.“Yesteryears:” This old-fashioned word, which is sometimes used for literary effects, has no plural in both the British and American varieties of Standard English. It remains “yesteryear” whether it’s in the singular or plural form. Another word that Nigerian newspapers—and by extension Nigerian speakers of the English language—pluralize against conventional practice is “slang.” The plural is often rendered as “slangs” in Nigeria. In Standard English, however, the plural form of slang does not take an “s”; it is often rendered as “slang expressions.” 9.“A free-for-all fight:” This tautologic expression is probably a consequence of the misrecognition of the part of speech of “free-for-all.” It is a noun, not an adjective, and cannot modify another noun. It means a brawl, a noisy fight in a crowd. So it is sufficient to simply write that there was a free-for-all without adding “fight.” 10. “Not unconnected with:” This expression is not grammatically wrong but is hopelessly hackneyed and pretentious. George Orwell once urged us to laugh the not un- formation out of existence by memorizing this sentence:“A not unblack dog was chasing a not unsmall rabbit across a not ungreen field. Source:http://www.farooqkperogi.com/2009/12/10-most-annoying-nigerian-media-english.html |


