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Let's test our knowledge on Music. This
should be fun. Just answer correctly the
question asked by the preceding Nairalander
b4 dropping yours. Please 1 question at a
time, and make sure the nxt person will surely rack his or her brain before getting the ans so as to make it interesting,cus google is dere ooo! I'll go first...

Who sang bobby Fc?

Can early marriage stop fornication? Let discuss guys

If u think its good like dis comment...

If u tink it's bad like dis comment...

"It is necessary...body no be firewood!" says one girl, as BattaBox's very own Odunayo went onto the streets of Lagos to ask Nigerians if they think s*x before marriage is necessary, or not.
Can you have s*x before marriage?
This is one question that always raises
controversy in Nigeria, especially because of
culture.

Your Opinion on this...

Lizzy u b mumu fa! U no do biology 4 schl ni? The baby has just 2hands and 2 legs,so how's dat possible

Annie's frnd looks more happier than them, Annie dey fear ooooo! Me no fit cry 4 u o!

I dnt tink dis pen is useful in Nigeria,what if I wanna ryt sumtin like fufu,moi-moi,tuwo chinkafa,ogbono,iru,orunla, or when a lectural is dictating in the lecture rooms..it nt dat useful jor,well I guess it can b useful during exam period

Ladies can u stop dis ur stupid feelings 4 wizkid nw! And gv us a chance...

NIGERIA IS A PLACE WHERE SEX IS FREE AND LOVE IS COSTLY.

WHERE LOOSING A PHONE IS MORE
PAINFUL THAN LOOSING VIRGINITY.

WHERE IF YOU DONT CHEAT ON YOUR PARTNER YOU ARE NOT SMART AND SHARP.
WHERE BATHROOMS HAVE BECOME A PHOTO STUDIO.

WHERE GETTING A BLACKBERRY PHONE IS
GREATER THAN ACHIEVING A BSC DEGREE.

WHERE THE SWORD AND THE BOMB IS NOW MIGHTIER THAN PEN.

WHERE RELATIONSHIPS
ARE BETTER THAN MARRIAGES.

WHERE CONDOMS AND GUNS ARE REPLACING BIROS AND BOOKS IN SCHOOLS.

WHERE YOU WON'T BE CALLED MATURE AS A LADY IF YOU HAVE NOT SLEPT WITH UP TO 10 DIFFERENT MEN.

WHERE PROSTITUTION IS NOW A JOB TO BE
RECKONED WITH.

WHERE BOMBING AND
SHOOTING HUMANS IS NOW A DAILY
BUSINESS.

WHERE PEOPLE PREFER COUP
PLOTERS, ROGUES AND LIARS AS LEADERS.

WHERE LADIES PREFER TO BE WITH A MAN
IN A JEEP CRYING THAN TO BE ON A BIKE
HAPPY.

WHERE SLAVES RIDE ON HORSES AND
PRINCES ARE TREKKING.

WHERE ANY MUSICIAN WHO HASN'T SANG ABOUT SEX AND WOMEN IS NOT A GOOD MUSICIAN.

WHERE DRESSING Unclad IS A SIGN OF BEAUTY THAN DRESSING DECENTLY.

WHERE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE ARE BETTER ACTORS AND ACTRESS THAN TALENTED PEOPLE.

WHERE TRUTH IS IGNORED AND LIARS ARE
WORSHIPPED.

WHERE MEDIOCRES LEADS,WHERE OUR SO CALLED LEADERS BUY EXPENSIVE CARS AS WEDDING GIFT TO PEOPLE WHO ARE ALREADY MADE MILLIONAIRES WHILE 1 MILLION NIGERIANS GO TO BED WITHOUT FOOD TO EAT. IS THIS A GREAT NATION?GOD HELP NIGERIA

Guys is this 100% correct? By the way you can
add yours

YORUBA NAMES & THEIR FUNNY DIRECT
TRANSLATIONS.!!
1. Anuoluwapo- Mercy of God plenty
2. Odeyemi- Hunter fit me
3. Pamilerin- Kill me wit laugh
4. Olamide- My wealth don come
5. Timileyin- push my back
6. Adeyemi- Crown fit me
7. Motunrayo- I see wealth again
8. Bamidele- Follow me reach house
9. Ayomikun- My wealth full
10. Oladejo- Wealth turn eight (
11. Shile- Open house
12. Wale- Come house
13. Morenike- I see person take care
14. Funmilayo- Give me joy
15. Omoyemi- Pikin fit me
16. Tunbosun- Shift again
17. Feyintola- Rest back on wealth.
18. Motolani- Am big enuf to have wealth.
19. Ifabiyi- Oracle born this.
20. Olaide- Wealth roll come.
21. Ageshin- Horse rider.
22. Adeleke- Crown dey on top.
23. Babajide- father wake come.
24. Bankole- Help me build house.
25. Owolabi- Na money we born.
KEEP IT ROLLING... Add Yours.

How well do you love music? I’m an addict. I
could listen to music all day. It’s that pleasant to
my soul. I feel good. I don’t remember my
worries. I pay attention to the lyrics and even
browse the most favorite ones on the internet.
Most radio listeners are music lovers. It’s a good
source to know the latest songs. Nowadays, with
the internet, it is easier to download your
favourite songs. Just note the song title as well
as the artiste, and then you are good to go.
Music has helped a lot of people with depression
as it lifts the spirit, encourages you and
improves your health because of the joy and
happiness it brings. A happy music connects the
physical with the emotional. As a result of the
heightened emotions, the responses are
manifested physically as head nodding, tapping,
dancing and even jumping. When you dance,
you do a form of body exercise. By exercising, an
internal heat is generated and you sweat some
more which is good for the body.
Scientists say that music can give intense
pleasure by delivering chemical rewards in the
brain that are equal to the joy of good food and
a part of the brain, the nucleus accumbens has
actually been thought to be the structure that
elicited the strongest response. They say it’s
important because it’s involved in forming
expectations and these are expectations that
could be rewarding.
Music can alter the heart rate and blood
pressure under some specific conditions. If you
listen to rap or rock genres of music, the heart
rate and mean arterial pressure are likely to go
up while the converse is true if you listen to
country and classical music. ( A research by
Sakomoto for the Journal of sound and
vibration).
It’s been demonstrated that just like laughter
does, joyful music causes the blood vessels to
dilate improving vascular health.
In another research by Professor Luciano
Bernardi, M.D, a Professor of internal medicine
at Pavia University, Italy, he found out that
music induces a continuous dynamic and to
some extent predictable changes in the
cardiovascular system. Some Italian researchers
work was also published in the Journal of
America Heart Association where they said that
music could in the future be used as a
therapeutic tool for blood pressure control and
rehabilitation.
Music forms an important part of a gathering
whether religious, political or cultural. It is hard
to find anyone who does not listen to music. That
is why I say that music is a mystery with still a
lot to unravel.

DAPO EGUNJOBI (DR)
Graduate of Medicine and Surgery, University of
Ibadan.

How well do you love music? I’m an addict. I
could listen to music all day. It’s that pleasant to
my soul. I feel good. I don’t remember my
worries. I pay attention to the lyrics and even
browse the most favorite ones on the internet.
Most radio listeners are music lovers. It’s a good
source to know the latest songs. Nowadays, with
the internet, it is easier to download your
favourite songs. Just note the song title as well
as the artiste, and then you are good to go.
Music has helped a lot of people with depression
as it lifts the spirit, encourages you and
improves your health because of the joy and
happiness it brings. A happy music connects the
physical with the emotional. As a result of the
heightened emotions, the responses are
manifested physically as head nodding, tapping,
dancing and even jumping. When you dance,
you do a form of body exercise. By exercising, an
internal heat is generated and you sweat some
more which is good for the body.
Scientists say that music can give intense
pleasure by delivering chemical rewards in the
brain that are equal to the joy of good food and
a part of the brain, the nucleus accumbens has
actually been thought to be the structure that
elicited the strongest response. They say it’s
important because it’s involved in forming
expectations and these are expectations that
could be rewarding.
Music can alter the heart rate and blood
pressure under some specific conditions. If you
listen to rap or rock genres of music, the heart
rate and mean arterial pressure are likely to go
up while the converse is true if you listen to
country and classical music. ( A research by
Sakomoto for the Journal of sound and
vibration).
It’s been demonstrated that just like laughter
does, joyful music causes the blood vessels to
dilate improving vascular health.
In another research by Professor Luciano
Bernardi, M.D, a Professor of internal medicine
at Pavia University, Italy, he found out that
music induces a continuous dynamic and to
some extent predictable changes in the
cardiovascular system. Some Italian researchers
work was also published in the Journal of
America Heart Association where they said that
music could in the future be used as a
therapeutic tool for blood pressure control and
rehabilitation.
Music forms an important part of a gathering
whether religious, political or cultural. It is hard
to find anyone who does not listen to music. That
is why I say that music is a mystery with still a
lot to unravel.

DAPO EGUNJOBI (DR)
Graduate of Medicine and Surgery, University of
Ibadan.

How well do you love music? I’m an addict. I
could listen to music all day. It’s that pleasant to
my soul. I feel good. I don’t remember my
worries. I pay attention to the lyrics and even
browse the most favorite ones on the internet.
Most radio listeners are music lovers. It’s a good
source to know the latest songs. Nowadays, with
the internet, it is easier to download your
favourite songs. Just note the song title as well
as the artiste, and then you are good to go.
Music has helped a lot of people with depression
as it lifts the spirit, encourages you and
improves your health because of the joy and
happiness it brings. A happy music connects the
physical with the emotional. As a result of the
heightened emotions, the responses are
manifested physically as head nodding, tapping,
dancing and even jumping. When you dance,
you do a form of body exercise. By exercising, an
internal heat is generated and you sweat some
more which is good for the body.
Scientists say that music can give intense
pleasure by delivering chemical rewards in the
brain that are equal to the joy of good food and
a part of the brain, the nucleus accumbens has
actually been thought to be the structure that
elicited the strongest response. They say it’s
important because it’s involved in forming
expectations and these are expectations that
could be rewarding.
Music can alter the heart rate and blood
pressure under some specific conditions. If you
listen to rap or rock genres of music, the heart
rate and mean arterial pressure are likely to go
up while the converse is true if you listen to
country and classical music. ( A research by
Sakomoto for the Journal of sound and
vibration).
It’s been demonstrated that just like laughter
does, joyful music causes the blood vessels to
dilate improving vascular health.
In another research by Professor Luciano
Bernardi, M.D, a Professor of internal medicine
at Pavia University, Italy, he found out that
music induces a continuous dynamic and to
some extent predictable changes in the
cardiovascular system. Some Italian researchers
work was also published in the Journal of
America Heart Association where they said that
music could in the future be used as a
therapeutic tool for blood pressure control and
rehabilitation.
Music forms an important part of a gathering
whether religious, political or cultural. It is hard
to find anyone who does not listen to music. That
is why I say that music is a mystery with still a
lot to unravel.

DAPO EGUNJOBI (DR)
Graduate of Medicine and Surgery, University of
Ibadan.

Most of us know Nelson Mandela as the
South African revolutionary and politician
whose long imprisonment became a rallying
cry for dismantling apartheid. We know that
he went on to be elected the first black
president of the Republic of South Africa in
the first open election in the country’s
history and that he has remained one of the
most inspiring and admired men in modern
history.
But there’s so much more to know. Consider the
following:

1. His parents didn’t name him Nelson
Upon his birth on July 18, 1918, he was named
Rolihlahla Dalibhunga Mandela. He attended
primary school in Qunu where his teacher gave
him the name Nelson, in accordance with the
tradition of giving “Christian” names to
students.

2. He was a poor student
Mandela was expelled from the University
College of Fort Hare for his participation in a
student protest. He completed his BA through
the University of South Africa before attending
the University of the Witwatersrand for his law
degree. By his own admission, he was not a very
good student and left in 1948 without
graduating; he also was unable to complete a
law degree that he started at the University of
London . It wasn’t until his last months in prison
that he obtained his undergraduate law degree.
He now has more than 50 honorary degrees from
international universities.

3. He traveled under an alias
In 1962, he took on the alias David Motsamayi
and secretly left South Africa for other parts of
Africa and England to rally support for the
liberation movement and the African National
Congress (ANC); he received military training in
Morocco and Ethiopia .

4. He was a master of disguise
Forced to go underground to evade the police,
Mandela disguised himself as a chauffeur, a chef
and a garden boy. “I would wear the blue
overalls of the fieldworker and often wore round,
rimless glasses known as Mazzawati teaglasses. I
had a car and I wore a chauffeur’s cap with my
overalls. The pose of chauffeur was convenient
because I could travel under the pretext of
driving my master’s car,” he wrote in his
autobiography, “Long Walk to Freedom.”

5. Some of his most famous words were spoken in court In 1963, Mandela and nine others went on trial for sabotage in what became known as the Rivonia Trial, when he delivered his famous speech in which he concluded, “During my lifetime I have dedicated myself to this struggle of the African people. I have fought against white domination, and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all persons
live together in harmony and with equal
opportunities. It is an ideal which I hope to live
for and to achieve. But if needs be, it is an ideal
for which I am prepared to die.” Facing the
death penalty, they were convicted and
sentenced to life imprisonment.

6. His principles were more important than
freedom
He spent 27 years in prison until his release in
1990, nine days after the unbanning of the ANC.
Throughout his imprisonment he had rejected at
least three conditional offers of release.

7. He was deluged with ticker tape
In 1990, he embarked on a world tour, visiting
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, the
U.S. Congress, and U.S. President George H.W.
Bush. An estimated 400,000 attended a ticker
tape parade through the canyons of Wall Street
in his honor.

8. He loves tripe
Umleqwa (farm chicken), ulusu (tripe), and
amasi (sour milk) are among his favorite foods.
His chef since 1992, Xoliswa Ndoyiya, published
a cookbook with his favorite recipes.

9. He was a concert promoter
Mandela was the driving force behind the 2003
AIDS awareness event in Cape Town called the
46664 Concert. The huge event included
performances by Beyonce, Peter Gabriel, Bono,
Bob Geldof and many more. The name of the
concert references Mandela’s prison number.

10. His honors have no limits
Mandela has received more than 695 awards,
including the Nobel Peace Prize and the U.S.
Congressional Medal. In addition to his honorary
degrees, he has also been bestowed with
honorary citizenships, organization
memberships, and a large number of streets,
buildings, schools and other various things have
been named for him — and his influence can
even be seen in Hollywood. In “The Cosby
Show,” the grandchildren of Cliff and Clair
Huxtable, Winnie and Nelson Tibideau, were
named after Mandela and his former wife.
Source: Punch Nigeria

We have been arguing this topic since day before yesterday, I then decided to open this thread so as to know the appropriate answer. Pls I mean "beauty" and not sexy,tall,slim,fat,front and back package,& sort. because when it comes to sexy celebrities you will likely choose celebrities like cossy, afrocandy,mercy Johnson,omotola and co..

In a nutshell person way fine pass "facially". lol

We have been arguing this topic since day before yesterday, I then decided to open this thread so as to know the appropriate answer. Pls I mean handsome and not sexy,tall,slim,fat six packs and sort. because when it comes to sexy male artist you will likely choose celebrities like iyanya,paul okoye(psquare) and co..

In a nutshell person way fine pass "facially". lol

Guys which Statement do u think hurts most in a Relationship?
1) It' over between us
2) Goodbye
3) I never loved you
4) I was just playing you
5) You are not good in bed
6) I was just toying you
7) I was in love with someone else.

Which do you think Hurt Most?

Please I need this joke to go to front page because its gonna be fun!

ADD YOUR OWN BREAKING NEWS:
1. Okada killed two people inside trailler...
2. Christiano Ronaldo impreginate Funke
Akindele...
3. Lil Wayne features Pasuma in his new single...
4, Eyinmba will sign Messi dis January...
5. Baba suwe joined Illuminati, signed in by Jay
z...
6. Beyonce is in love with Terry G...
7. Primary school pupils don dey graduate at
class primary 2....
8. University and Poly students are now putting
on school uniforms...
9. Obama claims EDO STATE as his home town...
10. New Arsenal manager is Chief Olusegun
Obasanjo...
11. Chris Brown wears agbada and slippers to
the grammy awards...
12. Can't believe Yinka ayefele can dance etige

Keep it rolling.. Don't End the Fun, Add yours..
=

1. While you sleep, the body perspires for a
while and then cools down as it recuperates from
the whole day stress and one principle of
sleeping un-clad is to allow blood to circulate
smoothly. Clothes restrict blood circulation,
hence shedding that artificial skin is good for
stimulating the same.

2. The tight elastic bands of your pyjamas or
short should be loosened for a sound comfortable
sleep.

3. Medical research have shown that sleeping
un-clad is good for those suffering from insomnia
as it has a comforting effect on them.

4. Going un-clad will streamline and accelerate
the repair process of the skin. A healthy,
uninterrupted air flow will help in the process.

5. Sleeping un-clad allows the sebaceous glands
to do their work best, which is sebum discharge
and regeneration. This in
turn helps in improving the metabolic rate of the
body.

6. And for women, sleeping Unclad can be
healthier for their private parts. While it’s totally
normal to have yeast and bacteria down there,
the warm environment can sometimes cause an
overgrowth. One way to prevent infections is to
“air it out”. Just
don’t forget to lock your room.

7. Being too warm at night disrupts the release
of melatonin and growth hormone (anti-aging)
into the body. It regenerates. This is why a
person looks refreshed and blooming after a long
rest. Because the skin regenerates while you’re
sleeping and it may
not complete its cycle with clothes on.

8. Sleeping unclad helps you sleep more
soundly, which will allow your levels of the
stress hormone cortisol to decrease as you rest,
keeping your energy and hunger levels in check.

9. And of course, this is also beneficial to
married couples as sleeping un-clad encourages
sexier relationships. Isn’t it nice to lay skin-to-
skin at night with your wife/husband?

The koko master himself D'banj Just Dropped 7million Naira for OJB's Kidney Transplant #SaveOJB.
God Bless D'banj..
The Fund is about to be Completed, God Bless
Nigerians.

Source - www./forum/showthread.php?t_id=72851&page=1

Good day to all the Male Blackberry Users.
I want to Ask you Guys this Simple / Difficult
Questions, Whenever you Collect any girl Pin from your Friend and the Girl is like "How did you get my Pin?" Some Girls consider leaving you on their List based on your Response or else you might found yourself deleted.

What's your Response?

You shouldn’t be surprised anymore; its a yearly thing. The Administration Of Unilorin has yet again released a list which comprises of both male and female, 44 students expelled with their pictures hung around all the notice board in the school..

The school Administration said the reason for
this is ‘general misconduct’ which is the term
used for offences like exam malpractice,
inappropriate dressing or failure to wear the
school ID card, This annual expulsion has been nicknamed by Unilorites as 20+ man list.
A friend of mine told me 30 of them are supposed to graduate this year, this is sad but also serves as a lesson to the new incoming students..

PROBITRAS DOCTRINA..

There are pills and exercises on the market
today that claim to erase belly fat effortlessly. However, changes in a person’s lifestyle are a more direct and more effective approach to eliminating the problem. Excessive belly fat increases the risk of diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, sleep apnea and even Alzheimer’s disease.
Here are 5 of the most common causes of belly fat.

1. Drinking Too Much Alcohol

“Beer belly” is the common term for excess fat that has accumulated due to drinking a lot of alcohol on a regular basis. Beer isn’t the only culprit, though. Contrary to the specific term, drinking an excessive amount of any alcoholic beverage can cause beer belly. (Except wine, according to research.) Alcohol contains nothingbut empty calories that are stored in the stomach area.

2. Eating Too Many Bad Carbohydrates

There are good carbs and there are bad carbs. Eating unrefined carbs like fruit, legumes, vegetables and whole grains is good for you, and helps in weight control. Eating biscuits, cakes, donuts, white bread and other refined carbs does the opposite. Eat too many of these carbs and a person’s insulin level will rise. Their metabolism will slow down, and the excess sugar the body can’t use will be stored as belly fat.

3. Stress Overload

Too much stress has many negative impacts on the body. Stress causes the body to switch into survival mode. One way the body ensures its survival is by storing more fat so starvation doesn’t occur if there’s no food eaten. Stress also causes the body to produce excessive amounts of cortisol. This hormone moves stored fat to the abdomen area and creates belly fat. According to a study by the Psychology Department at Yale University, women (in particular) who had a higher amount of belly fat were more negative, and lived with higher levels of stress.

4. Genetics

This cause of belly fat may be the toughest one to hear, because it entails not really being able to do all that much to prevent it. Genetics play a role in deciding where the fat distribution goes in your body, and it practically relates to two different body types. Either you are apple- shaped or pear-shaped. If you are pear-shaped, then the fat generally accumulates in your lower areas like your fanny. If you are apple-shaped, then your body has the tendency of storing fat around your midsection, thus leading to belly fat.

5. Sedentary Lifestyle

A sedentary lifestyle is defined as one in which a person fails to exercise regularly, or fails to get any exercise at all. The biggest problem with a sedentary lifestyle is that it can increase your chances of developing serious health conditions, which are all somewhat preventable. If you lead a sedentary lifestyle, you are raising your chances of dying younger, yet you can easily avoid this by simply moving more and exercising regularly. It commonly consists of the practice of sitting on the couch and watching too much TV. Such a lifestyle is not limited just to TV watching; it also involves reading too much or using the computer too much. Basically, if you are not moving enough, it is sedentary.

Women in rural areas often have their babies
with the light of a dim torch light, increasing the chances of maternal and infant deaths, as the rural areas lack electricity to aid the safe delivery of a child and protect the life of the mother. Deborah Ezra, a member of the Nigeria Nurses and Midwives, NANNM, lamented the poor situation under which the women in rural areas have their newborns and the dire conditions under which the midwives work.


At the celebration of the International Midwives Day on Monday at the Rockview Royal Hotel in Wuse 2, Abuja, Ms. Ezra said on too many occasions she handled deliveries using the torch light of a mobile phone. She listed power supply as one of the various major challenges in her work as a mid wife in various rural areas where she has been posted to serve.
Mrs. Ezra called on government at all levels to invest in midwives as a frontline to achieving the Millennium Development Goal 4 and 5, which are to reduce child mortality and improve maternal health respectively by 2015.
Nigeria currently has one of the highest cases of maternal mortality in the world with about 142 deaths daily according to official statistics.

The country leader of an international nongovernmental organisation that promotes s*xual and reproductive health rights of women, Ipas- Nigeria, Ejike Obi, praised midwives and encouraged them to key into family planning
programs in the country stating that Nigeria still depends on midwives to improve maternal, child and newborn health in the country. Representing Nigeria Urban Reproductive Health Initiative, Mojushoola Odeku, urged
midwives to brush up on family planning and counseling.

She also advised that young midwives seek retired midwives to learn from their wealth of experience. Ms. Odeku said family planning is the bedrock of midwifery and it helps to reduce child birth by 25 percent. The Minister of Health, Mohammed Pate, who attended the event, said his ministry will do all it can “to ensure that the quality of health care is improved in the country”. He called on midwives in the country to have passion for the job they do. Mr. Pate encouraged women to take up the profession of midwifery and develop interest in maternal advocacy at all levels.
The President of NANNM, Abdulrafiu Adeniji, called on the Federal Government to address the challenges faced by midwives in carrying out their duties especially in rural areas.


Source: Premium Times

If you want to get the right
information before making your final
decision on which university that will best serve you or you want to just be sure or re-assured that you can still get admission into the University of your choice with you JAMB score, We have found something for you. Below is the latest cut off marks for Nigerian Universities…

University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT:
200 and above for Dentistry, Pharmacy,
Engineering (except Civil & Environmental
Engineering), Management Sciences, Medicine,
Nursing and Social Sciences.
180 and above for others are invited to a
Screening Exercise First Choice and Second
Choice.

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, NAU/
UNIZIK: 180 Arts (except Departments of
English & History ) and Education 200 for
others

Federal University of Technology Owerri,
FUTO: 180 First and Second Choice.

University of Ibadan UI: 200 First and Second
Choice Most preferred

University of Lagos Unilag: 200 all courses,
First Choice only

University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN: 200 all
courses; first and second Choice.

Obafemi Awolowo University OAU: 200; first
and second choice

Nnamdi Azikiwe University,NAU/ UNIZIK:
180 Arts (except Depts of English & History)
and Education and 200 for others; first choice
only.

University of Ilorin, Unilorin(better by far): (i) 200 UTME
for courses other than those listed in (5) O level
Credits at not more than two sittings. (ii) 220
UTME for Accounting, Biochemistry, Business
Administration, Chemical Engineering, Civil
Engineering, Computer Science, Common Law, Economics, English, Electrical Engineering,
Finance, Geology, Industrial Chemistry, Mass
Communication, Mechanical Engineering,
Microbiology, Pharmacy and Veterinary
Medicine & (5) O level Credits at not more than two sittings. (iii) MB;BS candidates who
obtained: (a) 240 marks in the UTME and (b)
Credit Passes at one sitting only in the Senior
Secondary School Certificate Examination or its equivalence in each of the following subjects:
English Language, Mathematics, Physics,
Chemistry and Biology.

University of Ado- Ekiti: 200; First and second
choice

University of Benin, UNIBEN: 200; first
choice only

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU),Zaria: 180
for Science based courses and 190 for Arts,
Social Science, Law, Administration; first choice
only

Usmanu Danfodiyo University,Sokoto: 180;
First and second choice

Federal University of Technology, Akure

FUTA: 200; first and second choice
University of Uyo, Uniuyo: 180; first choice
only

University of Calabar Unical: 180 for some
courses and 200 for others

University of Agriculture, Abeokuta UNAAB:
– 180

University of Jos UNIJOS: 180; first and
second choice

Lagos State University LASU: 200; first and
second choice

Niger Delta University NDU: 180; first choice
only

TAI Solarin University of Education
TASUED: 180 first choice only (and change of course)

Federal University of Technology (FUT),
Minna: (i) 220 for School of Engineering and
Engineering Technology and Environmental
Technology (ii) 200 for School of Environmental Technology and School of Science and Science Education (iii) 190 for School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology and School of Science and Science Education.

Federal University Dutsin-Ma, Katsina: 180;
first choice only

Federal University Oye-Ekiti: 180; first and
second choice

Federal University of Wukari,Taraba State:
180 in the Sciences and 190 in the humanities
and Social Sciences; first and second choice.
Federal University, Otuoke, Bayelsa State:
180; first and second choice.

Ebonyi State University EBSU: 180; first and
second choice

Osun State University (UNIOSUN): 180 for
Agriculture, Education and Arts (Humanities
and Culture) and 200 for the rest; First and
second choice.

Federal University of Petroleum Resources,
Effurun: 180; first and second choice

Michael Okpara University of Agriculture,
Umudike: 180; first and second choice.

Anambra State University: 180; first and
second choice.

Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma: 180; first
choice only

Kwara State University KWASU: 200; first and
second choice and changing of courses.

Afe Babalola University (ABUAD): No official
cut-off mark.

Benson Idahosa University: No official cut- off
mark.

Bells University of Technology,Ota: No cut-
off mark, as long as you chose or wish to change
course.

Kaduna State University, KASU: 180 UTME
cut off (first choice only)

Imo State University IMSU now Evan

Enwerem University EEU: 180

Enugu State University of Science Tech: 180

Adekunle Ajasin University: 200

Rivers State University of Science and
Technology,RSUS T: 180 (1st choice only)

Delta State University, Abraka, DELSU: 180

Abia State University, Uturu,ABSUU: 180

University of Maiduguri, UniMaid: 180

Kogi State University, KSU: 180

Polytechnics and Colleges of Education
2012/2013 JAMB-UTME Cut-off mark List Yaba
College of Technology,Yaba Tech: 160 Auchi
Polytechnic, Auchi: 180; most preferred, more
preferred or preferred Polytechnic Ibadan: No
cut-off mark

NIGERIA IS A PLACE
WHERE SEX IS FREE AND LOVE IS
COSTLY.WHERE LOOSING A PHONE IS MORE
PAINFUL THAN LOOSING VIRGINITY.WHERE IF
YOU DONT CHEAT ON YOUR PARTNER YOU
ARE NOT SMART AND SHARP. WHERE
BATHROOMS HAVE BECOME A PHOTO STUDIO.
WHERE GETTING A BLACKBERRY PHONE IS
GREATER THAN ACHIEVING A BSC DEGREE.
WHERE THE SWORD AND THE BOMB IS NOW
MIGHTIER THAN PEN.WHERE RELATIONSHIPS
ARE BETTER THAN MARRIAGES. WHERE
CONDOMS AND GUNS ARE REPLACING BIROS
AND BOOKS IN SCHOOLS. WHERE YOU WON'T
BE CALLED MATURE AS A LADY IF YOU HAVE
NOT SLEPT WITH UP TO 10 DIFFERENT MEN.
WHERE PROSTITUTION IS NOW A JOB TO BE
RECKONED WITH. WHERE BOMBING AND
SHOOTING HUMANS IS NOW A DAILY
BUSINESS.WHERE PEOPLE PREFER COUP
PLOTERS, ROGUES AND LIARS AS LEADERS.
WHERE LADIES PREFER TO BE WITH A MAN IN
A JEEP CRYING THAN TO BE ON A BIKE HAPPY.
WHERE SLAVES RIDE ON HORSES AND
PRINCES ARE TREKKING. WHERE ANY
MUSICIAN WHO HASN'T SANG ABOUT SEX AND
WOMEN IS NOT A GOOD MUSICIAN. WHERE
DRESSING NAKED IS A SIGN OF BEAUTY THAN
DRESSING DECENTLY. WHERE BEAUTIFUL
PEOPLE ARE BETTER ACTORS AND ACTRESS
THAN TALENTED PEOPLE. WHERE TRUTH IS
IGNORED AND LIARS ARE
WORSHIPPED.WHERE MEDIOCRES
LEADS,WHER E OUR SO CALLED LEADERS BUY
EXPENSIVE CARS AS WEDDING GIFT TO
PEOPLE WHO ARE ALREADY MADE
MILLIONAIRES WHILE 1 MILLION NIGERIANS
GO TO BED WITHOUT FOOD TO EAT. IS THIS A
GREAT NATION?GOD HELP NIGERIA

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