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they deserve to be punish

Ronaldo has scored many Goals against ATM and he may likely do it again today.

ATM 1:3 Man United
my prediction

I can't believe this even if I'm blind. how can this man be 16 years of age. if that is so then some nairalanders are yet to be born

there are many alternatives.

Lol Chelsea will lose this match

RandyOku:
SHARAP

Borno will NEVER RISE!!!

Tell NL how many LGA BOKOHARAM now controls in Borno

Zero(0)

dry marriage

visijo:
A boy without money is a girl

what of a girl with money?

Mumusaphire:
While terrorist don kill thousands upon thousand within 15 years

millions not thousands

Lol I can't stop laughing.

Efficient5:
Abeg which work u dey do o

help me ask oo

what is going on. haaa

Bruce Lee and Buhari

55,000 years. did I read correctly?

the teacher sef does not know how to do. my remarks for her : your drawing resemble Chinese fork

I don't know who you are referring to Abba Kyari but all I know is Abba Kyari is DEAD

Splitmind:
Cryptocurrency has been banned in Nigeria, anyone caught having cryptocurrency app on their phone is a criminal and should be arrested.

If they resist they should be killed.

You be this one seff

Please my fellow brothers and sisters I need your help.

Please what is the best Android phone I can purchase with ₦55K - ₦60K

Please I need your advice

UNILAG test-runs zero emission vehicle

The vehicle was designed to eliminate carbon emissions associated with internal combustion engines, as well as minimise acoustic noise when in operation.

The institution’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor, (Academics and Research), Oluwole Familoni, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Lagos.

According to him, the production is an invaluable addition to the university’s efforts at preventing the release of toxic emissions to the environment.

He said the initiative was also to encourage indigenous engineering innovation.

According to Mr Familoni, UNILAG ZEV is a 63 per cent hardware and 100 per cent software home-made (Akoka content) mechatronics automobile device.

He noted that the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, had inaugurated the UNILAG Zero Emission Vehicle team in 2018.

The team is led by Samson Adeosun, a professor in the Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering.

Mr Familoni, a professor pf Chemistry, told NAN that in line with the universal drive to minimise global warming, the vehicle was designed to eliminate carbon emissions associated with internal combustion engines, as well as minimise acoustic noise when in operation.

”In concept, the UNILAG ZEV team developed an adaptive and reprogrammable power train (drive) system.

”Although the drive train functionality is presently exhibited with six-passenger Sport Utility Shuttle Van platform, it can be reconfigured to support 18-seater commuter bus.

”In its exhibition form, the drive train Energy Management System (EMS) is programmed to deliver ultra-low-power supply to realise maximum range per battery charging cycle at campus shuttling speed of less than 20km//hour

”On highways, during intra or inter–city transits, the EMS is programmed to adaptively overwrite the shuttling mode and still minimise energy consumption.

”These user-specific features are absent on assembled imported Completely Knocked Down (CKD) components of electric vehicles that have been reported in Nigeria to date,” Familoni told NAN.

He added that the UNILAG ZEV came with an on-board auxiliary power supply system.

The professor of chemistry said the energy backup was available to the driver via a ‘please take me home switch’ on the dashboard.

According to him, the vehicle runs on an improvised refurbished Nickel Hydride battery that delivers up to five-kilometre range per charging cycle when operated in Campus Shuttle mode.

”The range is extendable to 350km at optimum average speed of 110k/hour at highway mode, when appropriate lithium ion battery is installed.”

Commenting on the development, the Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Mr Ogundipe, said the product was proof that the institution was neck-deep into demand-driving research.

He said that if given more support, the university would do more.

”We need more support for funding research,” he said.

Other members of the team that assembled the ZEV include Akinfenwa Fashanu of the university’s Systems Engineering Department, Mohammed Usman (Chemical Engineering), and Adeola Balogun (Electrical and Electronics Engineering. (NAN)

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/470283-unilag-test-runs-zero-emission-vehicle.html


The Deputy Vice-chancellor (Academic and Research), Professor Oluwole Familoni on Thursday tested the zero Emission Electric car.

The car was driven around the campus by a student working with the team.

The car is without noise or emission and it fully electric, it was built by a team that comprises of some staff at the faculty of engineering and some student.

This is all part of some undergoing projects the university is working on to produce creative minds to power the nation in the current electronic age

https://www.exammaterials.com.ng/unilag-test-it-electric-car-around-the-campus/

iHart:
Lovely. We are progressing

I was surprised too. This really great. I love their team work

The Deputy Vice-chancellor (Academic and Research), Professor Oluwole Familoni on Thursday tested the zero Emission Electric car.

The car was driven around the campus by a student working with the team.

The car is without noise or emission and it fully electric, it was built by a team that comprises of some staff at the faculty of engineering and some student.

This is all part of some undergoing projects the university is working on to produce creative minds to power the nation in the current electronic age

Check out for the video here ==> https://www.exammaterials.com.ng/unilag-test-it-electric-car-around-the-campus/

The West African Examination Council (WAEC) management has decided that they will be know further extension  after 11th May, 2021. in view, of the registration process. as this is the  WAEC 2021 Final Deadline For School Candidates Registeration.

Consequently, schools that failed to meet up with the above date will find it absolutely difficult to take part in the examinations.


Considering the two days (12 and 13 of May, 2021) Public Holidays declared by Federal Government, it is advisable that they utilize today, May 11, 2021 for all the online transactions and registration because Friday, May 14, 2021 being the deadline might be jam-packed.

The WAEC Board also said that School Director's should  Kindly use their good office to intimate the principals and all the necessary stakeholders about this development.

Please, accept the highest assurance of our warmest regard.

In conclusion 11th May 2021 will be the WAEC 2021 Final Deadline For School Candidates Registeration

Source https://www.exammaterials.com.ng/waec-2021-final-deadline-for-school-candidates-registeration/

The Life Changer Most Likely Question And Answer is what will help you in order to get ready to answer JAMB 2021 English questions from the recommended text ( The Life Changer). 

Exammaterials are always ready to help our candidates pass their exams. So here today we have compile a lot of some Most Likely Question And Answer from the JAMB 2021 Novel The Life Changer.

If you still don't have The Life Changer by Khadija Abubakar Jalli PDF you can download it now below 

https://www.exammaterials.com.ng/download-the-life-changer-2021-jamb-novel-pdf/

The Life Changer Most Likely Question And Answer

(Chapter 1)

1. How old is Bint?
– Bint is 5 years old

2. How many kids did Ummi have
– Ummi had four kids, 3 girls and a boy.

3. Why did Bint’s parents encourage her to study French?
– They believed learning a new language at an early age was easy and
French is a widely spoken international language.

4. What was the first question Bint’s Social Studies teacher asked the
classroom when quizzing them on French
 – He asked them to greet Good morning in French.

5. Who answered the Teacher first question?
 – Bint

6. What questions did Bint ask her teacher that made him nervous and
uncomfortable?
– She asked him how to say “that’s very Good” in French

7. Who did the social studies teacher call on to help him answer Bint’s
questions?
– He asked the French mistress who often teaches the senior classes to
help him answer Bint’s question.

8. Why does Bint’s mom often enter her children’s bedroom without
knocking on the door?
– She wanted them to get used to her presence and to always ensure they
maintain a good hygiene by keeping their room tidy always.

9. Who used to say “what you teach a child is like writing on a hard rock
and when dried it would be difficult to erase”
– Ummi’s grand mom.

10.Who is Jamila? – Jamilla is Ummi’s daughter and Bint’s immediate
elder sister.

11.Who is Bint?
– Bint is Ummi’s daughter, she is her youngest child.

12. Who is Omar
– Omar is Ummi’s first child and her only son.

13. What does Omar call Ummi?
– He calls her Mum.

14. Who is Teemah
– She is Ummi’s first Daughter and also her second child.

15. Why was Omar so excited when he got home?
– Omar was happy because he got an admission into the university.

16. How old was Omar when he got admission into the university?
– Omar was 18 years old when he got admission into the university.

17. Which university offered Omar an admission?
– Omar got an admission into Ahmadu Bello University Zaria.

18. What course was Omar offered in Ahmadu Bello University?
-He was given an admission to study Law at Kongo Campus in Ahmadu
Bello University.

19. What course did Ummi’s husband study in the university?
– Ummi’s husband studies Accounting in the university although he
initially wanted to study Law.

20. What did Omar demand his siblings refer to him as.
– Omar demanded Teemah and Jamilar call him “My Learned Brother”.

21. What time does Ummi’s husband usually close from work.
-Ummi’s husband usually closes from work by 5pm.

22. What reward was Omar expecting from his dad for his
accomplishments?
– Omar was hoping his dad will buy him an android smartphone.

23. Why did Jamilla suggest they all go outside?
-The room was getting hot and stuffy because they was no power,
therefore Jamilla suggested they all go outside to get some fresh air.

24. Who offered to pay for the Zobo drink?.
– Ummi offered to pay for the Zobo drink.

25. Who went to buy the Zobo drink?
– Teemah went to buy the Zobo drink.

26. Who asked Ummi to tell them a story?
-Bint asked Ummi to tell them a story while they sat outside.

27. What is Ummi’s occupation?
-Ummi was a teacher.

28. Why didn’t Ummi tell her children a story about her experience in the
university?
 -Ummi’s refused to tell her kids a story about her experience in the
university because she felt they were much to young to know about life
on campus, especially her own experience.

29. What was Omar JAMB score? -Omar scored 230 in his UTME exams.

30. How many credits did Omar get in his WAEC?
– Omar got 7 credits in his WAEC including in English and mathematics
at his first attempt.

31. Why did Omar have to wait two days before checking his admission
status?
-Omara had to wait to go to the cyber cafe to check his admission status
because he didn’t have a smartphone unlike his friends who had checked
theirs immediate using their smartphones.

Chapter 2

For Chapter 2, likely Question and Answers on The Life Changer by Khadija Abubakar Jalli.

Visit : https://www.exammaterials.com.ng/the-life-changer-most-likely-question-and-answer-jamb-2021-novel/

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has said it will not be possible for the 2021 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) to hold in May/June.

The Council’s Head of National Office (HNO), Mr Patrick Areghan, gave the hint while announcing the release of results of the 2021 first series of the WASSCE for private candidates on Tuesday in Lagos, NAN reports.

Areghan said the effect of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is still much felt in the education sector.
He noted that the entire education calendar has been distorted, therefore, it may not be possible to conduct the examination as scheduled.

“Let me use this opportunity to dispel rumours being peddled about by some people regarding the conduct of the WASSCE for school candidates, 2021.

“The effect of the COVID-19 is still very much felt in the education sector and this has taken its toll on the academic calendar in the country.

“It is, therefore, not going to be possible to have the examination in May/June this year.

A convenient international timetable for the conduct of this examination will soon be released.

“To this effect, all stakeholders are, therefore, requested to keep their fingers crossed until they hear directly from WAEC,’’ the WAEC boss said.
He then appealed to all the school principals and proprietors to keep to the stipulated timelines for the enrolment of candidates for the examination.
According to him, it is important to re-emphasise the role of Continuous Assessment Scores (CASS) in the computation of candidates’ results.

“All schools are advised to get this aspect of the registration process right, in order to make the entry processes seamless.’’

Source WAEC 2021 Will Not Hold in May/June

The University Of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) Admission List for the 2020/2021 academic session has been released. This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission to study in University University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) that the list of admitted candidates for the 2020/2021 session has been released on JAMB CAPS.



Below are the procedures on how to check your admission status

How To Check Admissions Status On JAMB CAPS
 
-Visit JAMB website by clicking on https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/eFacility/Login, input you email address and password to login and access your dashboard
-If you are unable to login (password error) click on forget password and input your email address you use in registering your JAMB. A new password will be sent to via your email address
-Scroll down and click on 'Check Admission Status',
-Click on 'Access My CAPS'
-Click on 'Admission Status' to see if you have been offered admission.
JAMB 2021; Important Things To Consider When Choosing A Course

Candidates who have been offered admission are to proceed to click "ACCEPT" or "REJECT" to indicate acceptance or rejection of the admission offer.

If you are having difficulties to Accept, please use Chrome browser and change your user agent to Desktop site





NB : Clicking"REJECT" is an indication that the offer of admission has been rejected by candidates

Important : Not all Departments might have been uploaded on the CAPS, so don't be offended when other people's shows ADMITTED or ADMISSION IN PROGRESS, while yours is showing NOT ADMITTED.

you are advised to keep on checking...

We wish you Best of Luck

Congratulations to the admitted ones!!!

Source University Of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) Admission List 2020/2021 Out On JAMB CAPS

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Why will I be lost and how will I be lost?

Because the book has many lies in it. No single words in it is true

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