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valboy20:
take a chill pill..it's too early to complain. Expect your alert anytime from Wednesday

ok oooo...thanks man...

valboy20:
take a chill pill..it's too early to complain. Expect your alert anytime from Wednesday

ok ooo... thanks...

Please make una help me oo? I won a bet on naijabet on sunday and I withdraw the money I won until now have not seen alert on my phone..when I check my transaction it shows still processing..

Please any sure bets I can place my 1k each on?

Calebsky:
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Newcastle United - Sunderland AFC
Tip: GG3+
Odd:2.50
Sure:10001%

what's GG3?

Please help me 21726C26?

Please help Me.my pin is 236FCEF7

Plase help me 22D27788

Please help? my blackberry is not connected to the
internet. I called customer care they caint solve it.i
register my host routing table it did not work,i
upgraded the os and wipe the phone it did not workz,
I did a diagnostic test it displays blackberry
registration; yes,connected to blackberry; no,
blackberry pin-pin: abort. Am using a torch 1 at&t

femi4: CQTQJ3
0977686654

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Please I need activation key for repligo reader 2173285A? Thanks

Onase: 25th of August.

thanks bro

Onase: Matriculation for 100level students is on the 24th Thursday July 2014.Gowns are to be collected from Deans office on the 23rd.CONGRAT GUYS.I hope i will get an invitation from at least five 100 level students.

please when is 100lv exams?

UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, MAKURDI
PMB 2373 MAKURDI
www.uam.edu.ng
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
2014/2015 POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE
FOR 100 LEVEL APPLICANTS
E-mail: uss@uam.edu.ng or academic_office@
uam.edu.ng
Introduction:
All applicants seeking admission into University of
Agriculture, Makurdi are hereby invited to register
on-line for the 2014/15 academic session admission.
The application must be from suitably qualified
candidates who have applied to Joint Admission and
Matriculation Board (JAMB) and have chosen
University of Agriculture, Makurdi as First/or second
choice institution.
Eligibility
Only candidates who sat for 2014/2015 Unified
Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) with
correct subject combination and have scored a
minimum of 180 marks in the examination are
eligible to take Post-UTME Screening Test.
Method of Application
a. Applicants are required to pay a non-refundable
fee of N2,000 for Post-UTME and N500 for service
charge , bringing the total to N2,500 (Two Thousand
Five Hundred Naira) only
b. Applicant will be given a University of Agriculture,
Makurdi POST-UTME Payment Slip from the Bank
containing applicant’s JAMB Number as User Name
and Payment Pin as Password.
c. Applicants are expected to register online for the
POST-UTME using the Payment Voucher information
by filling the POST UTME Registration Form available
on the University website www.uam.edu.ng (follow
the guidelines on the website).
d. Applicants are expected to provide correct
information about their candidature on the University
portal and make a printout of the form filled online
from the University portal.
e. Your computer printout of the online registration
from the University website will contain date, time
and venue of your Post-UTME screening test which is
personal to you.
Payment Options for Fees/Charges
Applicants have three payment options. The options
are:
i. Internet Banking: Go to the University website and
follow the instruction on our website to make your
payment on the portal using your bank ATM card.
ii. Mobile Banking: Use your ATM card on a mobile
device (i.e. internet ready handset, ipad, etc) on the
portal fees.uam.edu.ng/epay to pay your fees/
charges.
iii. Bank Branch: Go to any branch (nation-wide) of
Zenith Bank Plc, UBA Plc, Union Bank Plc and Skye
Bank Plc to pay the fees.
There is a video and text instructions/guidelines on
how to make payment using the three options on our
website uam.edu.ng/Uampay-Details
The Screening Exercise Sessions
i. The screening exercise commences on Thursday,
31st July to Saturday 2nd August, 2014.
ii. Applicants are expected to come along with the
following on the Screening Exercise date:
a. The Printout of the Online Registration Form filled
from the University website.
b. Bank Payment Slip as evidence of payment.
c. A coloured Printout of original JAMB result slip (the
coloured result slip that contains your passport
photograph on it)
Applicants should Note:
i. The Post-UTME screening test is Computer-Based
Testing.
ii. The use of Electronic calculators, GSM phones,
CDMA and other electronic devices are not allowed
into the screening exercise hall.
iii. Candidates without the Filled Online Form,
coloured printout of the Jamb result with
passport photograph and Bank Payment Slip
will not be allowed to participate in the screening
exercise.
iv. Bank draft and Cash payment will not be
accepted.
Signed
Registrar

UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, MAKURDI
PMB 2373 MAKURDI
www.uam.edu.ng
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
2014/2015 POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE
FOR 100 LEVEL APPLICANTS
E-mail: uss@uam.edu.ng or academic_office@
uam.edu.ng
Introduction:
All applicants seeking admission into University of
Agriculture, Makurdi are hereby invited to register
on-line for the 2014/15 academic session admission.
The application must be from suitably qualified
candidates who have applied to Joint Admission and
Matriculation Board (JAMB) and have chosen
University of Agriculture, Makurdi as First/or second
choice institution.
Eligibility
Only candidates who sat for 2014/2015 Unified
Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) with
correct subject combination and have scored a
minimum of 180 marks in the examination are
eligible to take Post-UTME Screening Test.
Method of Application
a. Applicants are required to pay a non-refundable
fee of N2,000 for Post-UTME and N500 for service
charge , bringing the total to N2,500 (Two Thousand
Five Hundred Naira) only
b. Applicant will be given a University of Agriculture,
Makurdi POST-UTME Payment Slip from the Bank
containing applicant’s JAMB Number as User Name
and Payment Pin as Password.
c. Applicants are expected to register online for the
POST-UTME using the Payment Voucher information
by filling the POST UTME Registration Form available
on the University website www.uam.edu.ng (follow
the guidelines on the website).
d. Applicants are expected to provide correct
information about their candidature on the University
portal and make a printout of the form filled online
from the University portal.
e. Your computer printout of the online registration
from the University website will contain date, time
and venue of your Post-UTME screening test which is
personal to you.
Payment Options for Fees/Charges
Applicants have three payment options. The options
are:
i. Internet Banking: Go to the University website and
follow the instruction on our website to make your
payment on the portal using your bank ATM card.
ii. Mobile Banking: Use your ATM card on a mobile
device (i.e. internet ready handset, ipad, etc) on the
portal fees.uam.edu.ng/epay to pay your fees/
charges.
iii. Bank Branch: Go to any branch (nation-wide) of
Zenith Bank Plc, UBA Plc, Union Bank Plc and Skye
Bank Plc to pay the fees.
There is a video and text instructions/guidelines on
how to make payment using the three options on our
website uam.edu.ng/Uampay-Details
The Screening Exercise Sessions
i. The screening exercise commences on Thursday,
31st July to Saturday 2nd August, 2014.
ii. Applicants are expected to come along with the
following on the Screening Exercise date:
a. The Printout of the Online Registration Form filled
from the University website.
b. Bank Payment Slip as evidence of payment.
c. A coloured Printout of original JAMB result slip (the
coloured result slip that contains your passport
photograph on it)
Applicants should Note:
i. The Post-UTME screening test is Computer-Based
Testing.
ii. The use of Electronic calculators, GSM phones,
CDMA and other electronic devices are not allowed
into the screening exercise hall.
iii. Candidates without the Filled Online Form,
coloured printout of the Jamb result with
passport photograph and Bank Payment Slip
will not be allowed to participate in the screening
exercise.
iv. Bank draft and Cash payment will not be
accepted.
Signed
Registrar

Guy you too much...cool

He should be sentenced to death..

Na Man united fan you be,no wonder the man chance you like the way una dey share points to smaller clubs for old traford..

Barbing saloon, selling wears,phone repair and sales,selling softwares,phone and laptop configurations e.t.c

Nice one...

Nairaland babes don disappear..

The Boko Haram kingpin, Kabiru Umar, alias Kabiru
Sokoto, was on Friday sentenced to life imprisonment
by an Abuja Federal High Court for his role in
terrorist activities, including the December 25, 2011
bombing of St. Theresa’s Catholic Church in Madalla,
Niger State.
He was the governor of Sokoto State in the hierarchy
of the Boko Haram group, according to evidence that
emerged in the course of his trial, which lasted six
months.
Justice Adeniyi Ademola found him guilty of
facilitating terrorist activities in Sokoto State, and
having prior knowledge of the bomb attack at St.
Theresa’s Catholic Church.
Kabiru Sokoto, who was finally apprehended by
operatives of the State Security Service in the Borno
State Governor’s Lodge in Abuja after escaping from
the custody of police officers who initially arrested
him, was arraigned by the Federal Government on
April 19, 2013 on a two count charge bordering on
terrorism.
In count one of the charge, the Federal Government
informed the court that, between 2007 and 2012, the
Boko Haram kingpin facilitated bomb attacks on the
police headquarters in Sokoto State and some other
government organisations in the state, an offence
contrary to section 15(2) of Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission (Establishment) Act 2004.
In count two, he was accused of having prior
information of the bombing of St. Theresa’s Catholic
Church but refused to disclose such to law
enforcement officers, an offence contrary to section
7(1) of Terrorism and Prevention Act 2011.
Following Kabiru Sokoto’s claim that he does not
understand English language, the trial had to be
conducted with the aid of an interpreter, who
translated exchanges in Hausa and English
languages.
But evidence emerged in the course of the
proceedings that the Boko Haram kingpin actually
understood English language, having obtained four
credits in the Senior School Certificate Examination
which he wrote in English.
At a point in the trial, Kabiru Sokoto openly disagreed
with the interpreter over the interpretation given to a
statement he made in Hausa Language.
Kabiru Sokoto had denied the two-count charge
during his arraignment, with his lawyers claiming
that he was tortured before he made the confessional
statement tendered as evidence by the prosecution,
in which he owned up to the crimes.
The defence counsel, led by Adamu Ibrahim, also
argued that the prosecuting counsel, Mrs. Chioma
Onuegbu, did not prove the allegations made against
the suspect.
Six prosecution witnesses, who testified against
Kabiru Sokoto, insisted that he was guilty of the
charge brought against him.
In the testimony he gave in his own defence, Kabiru
Sokoto insisted on his innocence.
However, delivering judgment in the matter on
Friday, Justice Ademola held that Sokoto’s
confessional statement, in which he owned up to the
crimes, was factual evidence.
“This court classifies the confessional statement as
freely and voluntarily made by the accused person as
recorded by the witness,” Justice Ademola said.
He went ahead to quote portions of the statement in
which Kabiru Sokoto admitted his role in facilitating
terrorist activities in Kano.
In the statement, Kabiru Sokoto had said, “Here in
Abaji (a satellite town in the Federal Capital
Territory) nobody knows that I am a Boko Haram
member. I have about 500 children that I teach as an
Islamic instructor.
“Some of my members are in Mabira, Sokoto. I
planted them to bomb the police headquarters in
Sokoto and I purchased four AK 47 rifles with about
2000 live ammunition.”
Continuing, Justice Ademola noted that the
statement was also corroborated by the account of
one of the Boko Haram members arrested in Sokoto
State, who informed SSS investigators that they were
planted by Kabiru Sokoto, “who is the governor of
Sokoto State in the hierarchy of Boko Haram.”
“This court finds as a fact that the accused person
(SKabiru okoto) was the mastermind of the terrorist
act in Mabira, Sokot State,” Justice Ademola said.
Also quoting part of Kabiru Sokoto’s confessional
statement, Justice Ademola held that he was indeed
guilty of having prior knowledge of the bomb attack
on St. Theresa’s Catholic Church and refusing to
disclose same to security agents.
Sokoto was quoted to have said in the statement that
“The Madalla (St. Theresa’s Catholic Church)
bombing was carried out by one Bashir Mohammed
and other persons who I cannot remember or know
their name but if their leader Suleiman is arrested,
he will shed more light on the incident because I was
not directly involved.”
Justice Ademola held that Kabiru Sokoto lied when he
disowned the confessional statement attributed to
him.
He noted that Sokoto’s false claim that he does not
understand English was an indication of the fact that
he lied to the court.
“This court finds that the accused person was
economical with the truth right from the beginning of
this trial when he claimed that he does not
understand English language.
“A prosecution witness confirmed the accused
person’s knowledge of English, as well as obtaining
four credits in SSCE – and he wrote his examinations
in English language.
“The accused person is not a credible witness; he is a
pathological liar who has no respect for the truth.”
Concluding, the judge added, “The prosecution has
proved it case and this court finds him guilty beyond
reasonable doubt. Accordingly the accused person is
as guilty as charged.”
Interestingly, just as Justice Ademola was about to
pronounce sentence on Sokoto, his lawyers begged
the judge to “temper justice with mercy” because
the convict has aged parents, a wife and two kids to
take care of.
The defence counsel equally urged the judge to have
mercy on Sokoto because he has not had the
opportunity to see his family since he was
incarcerated about two years ago.
But Justice Ademola stressed that Kabiru Sokoto
does not deserve mercy, having failed to show any
form of remorse throughout the trial.
The judge also condemned Kabiru Sokoto’s claim
that he does not understand English, a development
which made the trial cumbersome as an interpreter
had to translate every statement made in the course
of the proceedings.
“If he can take us for six months translating when he
actually understands, then you will understand what
I am talking about,” the judge said, adding that the
crime was even more condemnable because it
occurred on a Christmas Day.
He therefore sentenced Kabiru Sokoto to life
imprisonment on count one of the charge, in line with
the provisions of section 15(2) of EFCC
(Establishment) Act 2004, and 10 years
imprisonment on count two, as stipulated by section
7(1) of Terrorism and Prevention Act, 2011.
Justice Ademola ordered that the two sentences will
run consecutively, which meant that Kabiru Sokoto
will serve the life sentence first, before serving the
10 years prison term.
The judge in the same vein urged the security
agencies to investigate the circumstances
surrounding Kabiru Sokoto’s arrest in the Borno State
Governor’s Lodge in Asokoro, Abuja.
According to Justice Ademola, “The police are yet to
investigate the circumstances surrounding the arrest
of the accused person in the Borno State Governor’s
Lodge in Abuja – the seat of power.
“The members of the organisation (Boko Haram)
have permeated all levels of government, the police
have a duty to investigate and bring other persons
involved to book.
“It is imperative that security forces finish off this
investigation so that we can get to the root of this.”
The judgment held amid tight security at the Abuja
FHC, and immediately after the proceedings, heavily
armed SSS operatives whisked Kabiru Sokoto off to
prison. THE PUNCH

2012/2013 ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR ALL
UNDERGRADUATE/ POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS
(INCLUDING 100 – 600 LEVEL DVM STUDENTS)
SECOND SEMESTER 2012/2013
S/N
DATE
EVENT
DURATION
1
Sunday 5th January, 2014
Students return to campus
2
Monday 6th January, 2014 –
Friday 17th January, 2014
Late Registration
2 Weeks
3
Friday 24th January, 2014
End of Add/Drop of courses
4
Monday 6th January, 2014 –
Friday 28th March, 2014
Lectures
12 Weeks
5
Monday 31st March, 2014 –
Friday 4th April, 2014
Revision
1 Week
6
Monday 7th April, 2014 –
Friday 25th April, 2014
Examinations
3 Weeks
7
Saturday 26th April, 2014 –
Saturday 10th May, 2014
Second Semester break
2 Weeks
8
Friday 23rd May, 2014
Second semester results to be ready for
consideration by all Departmental Boards
4 Weeks
9
Friday 6th June, 2014
Second semester results to be ready for
consideration by all College Boards
2 Weeks
10
Friday 13th June, 2014
Second semester results to be ready for
consideration by Senate Committee on Exams
1 Week
11
Thursday 3rd July, 2014
Second semester results to be ready for
consideration by Senate
3 Weeks
Legend
First Semester
Second Semester
Registration
2 weeks
Registration
2 weeks
Lectures
12 weeks
Lectures
12 weeks
Revision
1 week
Revision
1 week
Examinations
3 weeks
Examinations
3 weeks
18 weeks
18 weeks
For all Semesters
1. Draft examination time table should be released
at least 4 weeks and final examination time
table should be released two weeks before
commencement of examinations.
2. Remedial, General Studies and first year courses
should be scheduled to come up early during
examination period.
3. All examination must be marked and results
submitted within three weeks after they have
been taken

caldermichaels: There is a third type, Intelligent men with religion

2%

Tupacx: In my option, neither Atheists nor those that believe in God are completely right. The answer lies between

My reason bn; one believe there is God, the other believe there's no God.
Both views are based on beliv. There's no certainty in the two views.
None of the two parties can tangibly prove that God exist or that God does not exist.

There so many reasons for one to believe there's God and,
There are some reasons that will make you doubt the existence of God.

spot on bro...

"Two hands working can do more than a
thousand clasped in prayer."

"The world holds two classes of men -
intelligent men without religion, and
religious men without intelligence."

Eskimo: "If I did not know about God and
sin, would I go to hell?"
Priest: "No, not if you did not know."
Eskimo: "Then why did you tell me?"

"Religion is excellent stuff for keeping
common people quiet."

"I contend that we are both atheists. I just
believe in one fewer god than you do. When
you understand why you dismiss all the
other possible gods, you will understand
why I dismiss yours."