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4ckyou:
This is fake news, why is it not reported on goal. Com or BBC or even CNN?

Congratulations! You passed

The score was hidden, so i could not see it.

nerd51:
Hi, what showed when you submitted?

Fine overall, but definitely not a breeze for me.

Xandre:
How was it?

Just finished mine.

MakelemiJnr:
Hope this helps out!

Aanumi16:
Happy for him

Same here, i mean... He's very old already and at least deserves some rest

Nigeria’s oldest prisoner, Pa Celestine Egbohuche, has regained his freedom after 19 years of being in the Enugu Maximum Prison.

Pa Egbunuche was sent to jail after a court found him and his son, Paul, guilty of plotting murder and condemned him to death. Just before leaving office, former Imo State governor, Rochas Okorocha, granted him state pardon.

The 100-year-old ex-convict was received outside the Enugu state maximum security prison by his only surviving daughter and the representatives of Global Society for Anti Corruption, an NGO who facilitated his release.

"I'm so grateful to God for this day. I'm the happiest human being on Earth'' Celestine told newsmen

Egbunuche, suffers from health problems including diabetes and failing eyesight, and is currently in a hospital.

Source:

[url]http://earlybaze.com.ng/2019/06/07/nigerias-oldest-prisoner-regains-freedom-photo/ [/url]

WestGodspower:
Wow. Bloggers are actually getting creative with their lies. But a sharp somebody can easily detect the lies. So u expect us to believe tis bullshit? U know whatever materials they used in d movie was free to buy, nobody will stop u from buying whatever u want. I can dress up as anybody and make a movie and no one has right to say shit about my dressing cos its for sale in d market and when i buy I'm free to burn, dye, stain, and Bleep up d dress in anyway i deem fit cos when i bought it, I owned it and if i own it u cannot tell me what to do with it.

Check more website sources and check for yourself if the info is a lie

blackboy:
Police and Nigerians need to know how to be polite to one another and others. We dont trust each other and rudeness is now becoming a norm. Imagine , a policeman insulting a bereaved mother followingup her sons death. Very bad

Very bad indeed... So sad

Authorities in Ghana are planning to sue producers of the movie Black Panther, Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) over alleged patent and copyright breaches.

The producers of the movie are accused of using the country’s famous traditional fabric, Kente, without appropriate permission.

According to the Ghana National Folklore Board, the producers ought to have gotten permission from them before using the traditional Kente fabric in the film.

Reports says that though Ghana National Folklore Board are yet to officially write Marvel who produced the movie that broke several box office records netting 1.344 billion dollars as of May 22, 2018. They are however gearing up for that to express.
Ms Adobea who spoke on behalf of the board said “We are preparing a legal dossier. The strategy is that we are not going in for a fight,” she indicated, adding “it is not adversarial”.

She went on to explain that permissions are not required of anyone intending to use any of the Ghanaian symbols and folklore in a customary context or for personal use. In addition, she said the Board will “sit down with them [Marvel Studios], negotiate as to how they can compensate [Ghana] because they were to come for permission but they did not”.

Courtesy: [url] http://earlybaze.com.ng/ [/url]

Family of Stephen Urueye, the resident doctor at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi Araba who was stabbed to death by hoodlums, has cried out over the alleged silence by the police on the case.

The family lamented that about seven weeks after the 25-year-old doctor was cruelly killed, the police had not called to update them on investigation into the murder. Late Urueye, who was supposed to finish his housemanship at LUTH in December 2019, was attacked on Thursday, April 4, around 9pm while he was seeing off a female friend along the Canal area – a route near the College of Medicine campus said to be notorious for robbery attacks.

The assailants reportedly stabbed him in the thigh while trying to dispossess him of his phone and ATM card. He died at the hospital in the early hours of Friday and the police in a statement had said two suspects, Gbadebo Jimoh and Malik Adeboye, were arrested in connection with the murder.

However, an elder sister of the deceased, Mrs Amina Wahab, in an interview with City Round on Thursday, said that was the last they heard about the case. She said the police had kept the family in the dark about the investigation, adding that justice appeared to be elusive. Wahab stated, “We have not heard anything from the police. They have not contacted the family at all. We don’t know what happened to the suspects they arrested. We don’t know whether they have been released or not.

“It is almost two months now, no information from the police; no justice. At least, we deserve to know what is happening. The bandits stabbed him near his private parts which aroused suspicions. A robber will probably stab somebody in the chest or hand to injure him. The most annoying part of it is that my mother called a policeman, one Officer Nurudeen, at the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department over the case on Wednesday and he was insulting her. Maybe they have concluded that we are weak and cannot do anything"

Read more here:
[url] http://earlybaze.com.ng/2019/05/25/7-weeks-after-family-of-murdered-luth-doctor-cries-out-over-police-silence-on-the-investigation/ [/url]

TheGiftedOne:
Get off your what? Is this another Bobrisky and we never knew

M confused as well...the lady was just talking rubbish

Actress and popular Instagram comedian, Etinosa has issued a strong warning to online trolls that she will come hard on them and their children's children if they drop unpleasant comments on her posts.

This comes after she prayed that the child of a troll dies before the end of this month after she was mocked for going naked a while back on Instagram.

Here's the full story:

http://earlybaze.com.ng/2019/05/17/your-child-will-die-before-the-end-of-this-month-etinosa-tells-troll-who-mocked-her-on-her-ig-page/

Taking to her Instagram story this morning, she wrote:

'Come for me and I will visit your shit on your children and children's children up until the fifth generation. Don't fxck with me!! You got a family then mind your family and get off my d**k.'

joylegacie7:
wow! its a nice one, i also pray for such an excellent score in jamb

It's very achievable...i wish you the ultimate best

Simeonjoe1:
Same with me
2015 got 212 I was admitted to study chemistry instead of medicine, later ended up not crossing to 200l.
Prepared harder for 2016 ended getting 268 still not admitted. Really painful though, even those whose cut off mark was not up to mine were given admission.
Well I tried again 2017 but this time I applied for anatomy got 274. Unilorin use to move the 10 best student in anatomy and physiology, so I was determined to be among the crossers. The competition was damn great as everyone want to cross. You'll come to class and virtually see all the bms student jacking sometimes it'll be as if you're not doing enough..
Well I ended up crossing with 4.87. It's not easy though but with the right motivational factor you can scale through. If one aspect is not working for you try a different form of approach. Widen out...

I feel so glad about your success story bro... Motivational factor is important...thanks for the advice

venmotors:
Dis is also my story
I wrote my first jamb in 2015 got 242
I thought I will do better in 2016
In 2016 jamb surprise me with 164 nd wen 40 marks was added I ended at 218
2017 I got 293
Am in 200l (medical student) 2day in UNN
Follow d Advise above and and d sky is ut limit

Wow, small world... Glad you could scale through bro...

exynos:
Nice one. I tap from your success story bro.
Remember, there's always light at the end of a tunnel. Persistence, Hard work and Prayer is key!

Well said bro...those three things pay off, it's just a matter of time

femi4:
Imagine, see sermon ontop Jamb.

Don't relax yet, you have a tougher challenge of cgpa ahead of you for the next 5yrs

Seems you didn't get my post bro... This isn't a way of gloating on my success but sharing what worked for me...for the next 5 years, what will be used isn't CGPA.. But just tests and exams...i strongly believe in God and am very far from being relaxed

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Oladim001:
Nice

Thank you, glad you liked the post

This post is hopefully going to inspire and enlighten a lot of you aspiring to venture into the medical field. It's a short documentary on Tolani Odukoya, a 400 Level student of Medicine & Surgery at Lagos State University College Of Medicine
He is widely known as OTB and has a lot of portfolios attached to his name. Besides being a medical student, Tolani is a public speaker, medical journalist, social entrepreneur and SDGsAct Coordinator. He's also a firm believer in networking and capacity building
On the completion of his first professional exams, he decided to share on his blog what the experience felt like, as well as his 100L and transition days. His dream is to impact a large number of people and see many live their passion. Below is a link to his first MB Story, you can as well go through more posts on his blog that would benefit you as a goal getter or aspiring medical student

https://otbglobe.com/my-first-mb-story/