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Properties / Re: Properties To Let @ Lagos Island, Mainland, Surulere, Yaba & Lekki-ajah by sommyblaze(m): 4:07pm On Oct 04, 2021 |
Lagosfinder:i messaged you on whatsapp, can we proceed there? im not frequent here |
Properties / Re: Find A Roommate In Lagos(only Graduates Please) by sommyblaze(m): 3:47pm On Oct 04, 2021 |
uchman:im interested how do we talk |
Properties / Re: Properties To Let @ Lagos Island, Mainland, Surulere, Yaba & Lekki-ajah by sommyblaze(m): 2:31pm On Oct 04, 2021 |
Lagosfinder:i need a flat in surulere |
Family / Re: Best wedding pics and video. Natural by sommyblaze(m): 1:57pm On Feb 09, 2021 |
Salvichealth: Shot by a nairalander which is my humble self �� 1 Like 1 Share |
NYSC / Re: My All In One Experience At NYSC Orientation Camp Isselu-uku Delta State by sommyblaze(m): 5:55pm On Jan 16, 2019 |
Emmerich09: Mitch!!!!!!!!!! Pleas comman continue.. 1 Like |
Programming / Re: Learn Web Development by sommyblaze(m): 2:44am On Oct 24, 2018 |
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Education / Re: Unizik Students Express Shock As A 3 Storey Building Collapsed At Ifite (photos) by sommyblaze(m): 11:33pm On Dec 03, 2017 |
Mekenz:I swear bruh |
Education / Re: Unizik Students Express Shock As A 3 Storey Building Collapsed At Ifite (photos) by sommyblaze(m): 2:56pm On Dec 02, 2017 |
Mekenz:From the comments of observers I met there,its as a result of inferior quality materials. One said if I'm not misquoting "eji ofu akpa cement wele luo nka" (they used one bag of cement to build this one) tho that's way not possible. |
Education / Re: Unizik Students Express Shock As A 3 Storey Building Collapsed At Ifite (photos) by sommyblaze(m): 10:45pm On Dec 01, 2017 |
Mekenz:Immediately after that small bridge. Take left(odogwu lodge road) walk fir 2mins you will see it. |
Education / Re: Unizik Students Express Shock As A 3 Storey Building Collapsed At Ifite (photos) by sommyblaze(m): 12:26pm On Dec 01, 2017 |
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Education / Re: Unizik Students Express Shock As A 3 Storey Building Collapsed At Ifite (photos) by sommyblaze(m): 12:24pm On Dec 01, 2017 |
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Education / Unizik Students Express Shock As A 3 Storey Building Collapsed At Ifite (photos) by sommyblaze(m): 12:14pm On Dec 01, 2017 |
Just this morning as I was going out to buy okpa at ifite Unizik,I noticed people rushing towards a particular direction. As onye tory that I'm I decided to leave my hot okpa that I already ordered and joined the walk. As we were going I asked someone close to me: Me:Oga Na wetin happen? (sir what happened?) Oga: Dem talk say building fall for Amansae side oo Me: (rushed back to get my small point and shoot camera. So I got there,thank God no life was lost. See shots below. 1 Like 1 Share
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Literature / Re: Nairaland Morning Meditation by sommyblaze(m): 7:15am On Oct 16, 2017 |
*√MONDAY MORNING MEDITATION: Was the 'Good Samaritan' in Jesus' Parable a Dangerous Witch in Disguise?* _Copyrights © 2017 by Ogbo Awoke Ogbo_ *_“Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.” ~Galatians 6:2 KJV_* “Don’t worry, Junior,” he nudged his little boy. “Go ahead and greet uncle. He will not give you groundnuts again!” My head whirled, trying to make sense of what this brother in Christ was saying. I was completely lost, trying not to think what I thought I should be thinking that he thought. ••• Then, we went to their church the next day. They had invited us to begin attending their church when we moved into the area. And we thought we loved it. _(Until…)_ My wife and I sat in front. As soon as the pastor mounted the pulpit, he read Galatians 3:1: “O foolish Galatians, who has bewitched you…” Then he began: “Some of you here bewitch others. Spiritual enemies! You give others ‘spiritual’ groundnuts to harm them! God will fight you…!” Well, I kind of started the story from the middle. It’s one exciting piece of my life’s many stories. Let me back up a bit: ••• We moved to Ibadan in 1996, just a few months after our wedding in December 1995. The move was occasioned by my postgraduate studies at the University of Ibadan. We made friends quickly in the neighborhood. I’m a born connector. And we were particularly excited to meet this lovely Christian family who had reached out to us. Everything was storybook exciting. _(Until…)_ Things were extremely difficult, financially, at the time. So, we occasionally received lifeline from relatives who would visit with foodstuff and farm goodies. On one of those occasions, my wife’s sister visited and brought, among other food items, fresh groundnuts. Joyfully, in keeping with our family tradition, we shared these items with our neighbors. We cooked and ate much of it, as you would imagine. For some reason, this particular family … I still do not know what happened … the time we shared the groundnuts happened to be just when they decided to fall sick! And the immediate linkage was… well, you guessed it ... the groundnuts! We had used the groundnuts to attack their family by witchcraft! It was during the weekend we went to visit them and I reached out to his little son that the conversation you read earlier ensued. Trust died. Freedom to relate died with it. They fizzled out of our lives till today. Thankfully. ••• At another time, in my younger days, I drove through a narrow roadside fruit and vegetable market in a certain village. I had the humungous and intimidating brand new SUV - Nissan Armada. As carefully and slowly as I drove, I still knocked down an old woman’s tray of mango fruits. I felt so saddened to have done this. These people were dirt poor. That tray of mangoes could have been the woman’s only chance to feed her family. The total worth of her merchandise could have been no more than N20-40 (about 25-50 cents at the time). I parked the car and walked back. I wanted to pay her for all the mangoes in her tray. I brought out some cash and offered the woman but I was not ready for what happened next! She fled from me, shouting, “I cannot take your money o! You want to use me for money rituals! God forbid! I cannot take your money o! Get away from me, money ritualist!” I was terribly embarrassed. And the fact that no one else came to my rescue or tried to persuade the woman to take the money meant that the crowd also believed what she believed. ••• So for me, that sad day began… when I can no longer share freely with neighbors unless the Lord literally forces me. You never know what coincidences would occur - and your act of kindness becomes witchcraft. This next one is more recent, and I’m done: You see, I am not a fan of fried rice and chicken. I hardly touch chicken unless it is the local free-range. So, about three weeks ago, at an event I facilitated, I was offered a take-away pack of fried rice and chicken. I did not eat it but I did not want to waste it either. I thought that someone - maybe one of the many hungry gatemen in the neighborhood - might need it. When I drove into the estate, fear of being accused of bewitching did not allow me to give it to anyone. Who did this to us, Africa? My wife, not a fan of fried rice either, kept the expensive food in the fridge, wondering who might want it. Story short, after a couple of days, she tossed the pack into the trash bin. ••• What’s the point? Last Friday, as my wife and I took our morning walk within the neighborhood, we wondered, house after house, who the people behind the walls were and what they looked like. We’ve been in this gated estate for eleven years but we have no idea who our next door neighbor is. They do not know us either. The worst is, you can’t even reach out to know your neighbors if you wanted to. The no-nonsense Rottweilers at some gates, the protocols, the what’s-your-business-pokenosing-around-here look you’ll get… you might as well face your own life. You already have enough hustle. Now, I could meet these “neighbors” at London Heathrow, Johannesburg’s Oliver Thambo or New York’s JFK and have no idea that they lived right next to me in the estate! *This is the sad narrative of modern humanity, modern communities, families, and local churches. Broken koinonia. Broken social connections. Zero bonding.* ••• One beautiful, very educated, single lady that I know is living like a tramp. Their retired father has houses and land. Her brothers are very well to do. But she is totally abandoned. I can’t describe it to you ... it’s pathetic! Her own brothers physically threw her things out of their father’s house - that they want to rent it out! Breakdown of relationships in families is scary! Many siblings are not in talking terms! I was shocked when I met a guy who hadn’t spoken to his brother in four years - and they’re all in the same Lagos! There was nothing to discus, he said. Some siblings are immersed in deadly court battles over sharing their dead parents’ estate. I still can’t figure how people who came out from the same womb, sucked the same breast, ate from the same kitchen, could harbor such deadly malice against themselves! And many of them are church-goers! ••• A friend of mine in Abuja narrated how his own blood brother would visit his home and refuse to eat in the house - for fear of being “poisoned” or used for rituals by his brother. As you may have already noticed, the enemy-based fall-and-die spirituality of today’s churches have not helped matters. In every corner, we have prophets, pastors and “men of god” whose only message is “Someone is after your life! Your uncle wants to kill you!” *The degree of suffering in the world today is the degree of our human disconnectedness. Man was never designed to be just self focused. We were designed to thrive by bearing one another’s burden.* Too many people are left bearing their burden alone - sickness, poverty, depression, family troubles, failure. The law of Christ is fulfilled ONLY when we bear one another’s burden. If this is not happening in your family, Christ isn’t in it. If it is not happening in your community or local church, Jesus isn’t there. ••• Humanity’s problem is not lack of technology. It’s not politics, economy, global warming, weather events, wars, threats of nuclear war, the Middle East, religion, or terrorism. ALL of humanity’s problems have one root: broken fellowship. Not loving our neighbor as we love ourselves. Not bearing one another’s burden. The “Parable of the Good Samaritan” remains the pillar of transformation for any person, family, community, local church or nation. Its message will continue to haunt the world burdened by cruelty, selfishness and greed. There are millions of people going through hell who never should have if only their family, community or church reached out to them. Are you one of them? I’m praying for you…today. *Be healthy, wealthy and wise!* |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: My First Interview Experience by sommyblaze(m): 5:41am On Oct 15, 2017 |
Really educating,sorry about your experience tho and thanks for sharing. |
Sports / Re: Manchester United Celebrates With Nigeria Independence by sommyblaze(m): 8:23am On Oct 01, 2017 |
This one is high ooo,how this picture take show them celebrating Independence?? Abi you wear pant for head? 1 Like |
Culture / Re: A Nairalander Needs Direction In Lagos (URGENT) by sommyblaze(m): 9:53pm On Sep 05, 2017 |
RexEmmyGee: Yeah... Thanks alot |
Culture / Re: A Nairalander Needs Direction In Lagos (URGENT) by sommyblaze(m): 7:21am On Sep 05, 2017 |
nas4q:Just did,Google's result is diff from what Vconnect showed me. The distance between them is big. Which do I follow please? |
Culture / A Nairalander Needs Direction In Lagos (URGENT) by sommyblaze(m): 6:52am On Sep 05, 2017 |
Please I am currently at Cele express and I need to get to Enugu State Liaison Office In Victoria Island. Anyone please!!! Help!!! |
Education / Re: 2017/2018 Unizik POST UTME Aspirants by sommyblaze(m): 11:19pm On Sep 01, 2017 |
Post Utme past questions are available,contact me if needed. |
Webmasters / Re: Blogging Is A More Lucrative Job Than Banking – Laila Ijeoma, CEO, Lailasblog by sommyblaze(m): 11:02pm On Sep 01, 2017 |
Afrishoppa: Wow... Thanks for that insight... How do I go about it? |
Education / UNN Post UTME 2017/2018: Procedures For Registration And Cut Off Marks by sommyblaze(m): 7:36am On Aug 31, 2017 |
UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA (UNN) ADMISSION CUT-OFF MARK AND CONDUCT OF POST-UME SCREENING EXERCISE FOR 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION This is to inform the general public that the cut-off mark for admission into the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) for 2017/2018 academic session is 200. Also, there will be a Post-UTME Aptitude Test/Screening Exercise. Please continue to check our website for further information. Post UTME is scheduled from Sept.11th,2017 to Sept.18th,2017 2017/2018 SCREENING EXERCISE FOR ADMISSION The University of Nigeria, Nsukka hereby invites candidates who made her their first choice in the 2017 University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and scored 200 and above for screening exercise. The following will apply: 1. Online Registration A. Eligible candidates are required to pay a processing fee of N2,000.00 (Two thousand Naira only) through Remita Platform at any Commercial Bank. B. Online registration commences on Tuesday, August 29, 2017 and ends on Sunday, September 10, 2017 while the Post-UTME examination screening exercise will commence on Monday, September 11, 2017 and end on Saturday, September 16, 2017. C. Process Flow for Post-UTME Registration 1. Log on to the University Website: www.unn.edu.ng 2. Click on UNN portal (Top right corner of the Website) 3. Click Prospective Students 4. Select Online Application Form for 2017/2018 Admission Screening Exercise 5. Enter JAMB Registration Number 6. Generate Invoice 7. Proceed to bank for Payment or pay using your ATM Card 8. Return to Portal 9. Re-enter JAMB Registration Number 10. Complete Date of Birth and all other blank fields 11. Enter O-Level Subjects and Grades (also provide your Centre and Examination Number) 12. Re-enter your grades correctly 13. Upload Certificates (ensure that their sizes are not above 100KB) Birth Certificate Local Government Identification Testimonial First School Leaving Certificate JAMB Result Slip O-Level 1 O-Level 2 ( For double sitting candidates) and click the NEXT button 14. Review Summary page and check that all details entered are correct 15. Check the CONFIRMATION BOX below 16. Click SUBMIT 17. Print acknowledgement Slip. D. All candidates are required to bring the following for the screening exercise: (i) A copy of Online Acknowledgement Slip (ii) 2017/2018 JAMB Result Slip E. Please note the following: No GSM handsets, calculators or any other extraneous materials should be brought into the screening halls The venues for the screening are Nnamdi Azikiwe Library (Digital Library) and Centre for Distance and e-Learning, University of Nigeria, Nsukka Candidates are also strongly advised to visit the University of Nigeria Website: www.unn.edu.ng 2. The Timetable for the Computer-based screening exercise is as indicated hereunder: DAY ONE DATE: SEPTEMBER 11, 2017 VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: AGRICULTURE, PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND BIOCHEMISTRY Time Faculty/Department Score Range 9:00 am – 11:00 am Accountancy 256 and above Biochemistry 200 and above Pharmaceutical sciences 200 – 203 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Pharmaceutical Sciences 204 – 226 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Pharmaceutical Sciences 227 – 259 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Pharmaceutical Sciences 260 and above Food Science and Technology 200 and above Home Science and Management 200 and above Nutrition and Dietetics 200 and above Crop Science 200 and above General Agriculture 200 and above Agricultural Economics 200 and above Agricultural Extension 200 and above Soil Science 200 and above Animal Science 200 and above VENUE11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING 9:00 am – 11:00 am Accountancy 223 and above 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Accountancy 202 – 222 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Accountancy 200 – 201 Banking and Finance 200 and above Marketing 200 and above Business Management 245 and above 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Business Management (200 – 244) DAY TWO DATE: SEPTEMBER 12, 2017 VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: HEALTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, DENTISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Time Faculty/Department Score Range 9:00 am – 11:00 am Nursing Sciences 264 and above Radiography 200 and above 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Medical Laboratory Technology 212 and above Zoology 200 and above 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Medical Laboratory Technology 200 – 211 Medical Rehabilitation 200 and above Dentistry 200 and above 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Microbiology 200 and above Botany 200 and above Biological Sciences 200 and above VENUE 11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING 9:00 am – 11:00 am Nursing Sciences 233 – 263 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Nursing Sciences 219 – 232 1:00 pm– 3:00 pm Nursing Sciences 209 – 218 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Nursing Sciences 200 – 208 DAY THREE DATE: SEPTEMBER 13, 2017 VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: MEDICINE AND SURGERY, VETERINARY SCIENCES AND BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES Time Faculty/Department Score Range 9:00 am – 11:00 am Medicine/Surgery 266 and above 11:0 am – 1:00 pm Medicine/Surgery 244 – 265 1:00 am – 3:00 pm Medicine/Surgery 232 – 243 Veterinary Sciences 200 and above 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Medicine/Surgery 220 – 231 VENUE 11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING 9:00am – 11:00 am Medicine/Surgery 215 – 219 11:00am – 1:00 pm Medicine/Surgery 210 – 214 1:00 am – 3:00 pm Medicine/Surgery 205 – 209 Physiology 200 and above 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Medicine/Surgery 200 – 204 Anatomy 200 and above DAY FOUR DATE: SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: SOCIAL SCIENCES AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES Time Faculty/Department Score Range 9:00 am – 11:00 pm Political Science 200 and above Philosophy 200 and above Religion 200 and above 11:00am – 1:00pm Economics 200 and above 1:00pm – 3:00pm Social Work 200 and above Sociology/Anthropology 200 and above Psychology 200 and above Religion 200 and above Public Admin/LGA 232 and above 3:00pm – 5:00pm Public Admin/LGA 200 – 231 Commerce 222 and above VENUE 11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING 9:00 am – 11:00 am Commerce 207 – 221 11:00am – 1:00 pm Commerce 200 – 206 Computer Science 228 and above 1:00 – 3:00pm Computer Science 200 – 227 Statistics 200 and above 3:00p – 500pm Chemistry 200 and above Mathematics 200 and above Physics 200 and above Geology 200 and above DAY FIVE DATE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: ARTS, EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTATAL STUDIES AND ENGINEERING Time Faculty/Department Score Range 9:00am – 11:00am Art/Creative art 200 and above Theater Arts 200 and above Igbo, Linguistics, etc 200 and above Music 200 and above Archeology 200 and above French, German, Languages 200 and above 11:00am – 1:00pm History 200 and above English Studies 200 and above Library and Information 200 and above Education Social Science 200 and above Education Igbo 200 and above 1:00pm – 3:00pm Physical/Health/Human Kinethics 200 and above English Education 200 and above Music Education 200 and above Education History 200 and above French Education 200 and above Education Geography 200 and above Education science/Science education 200 and above Education Arts 200 and above Education Biology 200 and above Education Physics 200 and above Education Economics 200 and above Business Education 200 and above Industrial Technical Education 200 and above Computer Education 200 and above Agricultural Education 200 and above 3:00pm – 5:00pm Environmental Studies including Architecture, Estate Management Geoinformation and Surveying, others VENUE 11: CENTRE FOR DISTANCE e-LEARNING 9:00am – 11:00am Civil Engineering 210 and above 11:00am – 1:00pm Civil Engineering 200 – 209 Agric. And Bioresources 200 and above Mechanical Engineering 228 and above 1:00pm – 3:00pm Mechanical Engineering 200 – 227 Electrical/Electronic 240 and above 3:00pm – 5:00pm Electrical/Electronics 200 – 239 Others 200 and above DAY SIX DATE: SEPTEMBER 16, 2017 VENUE 1: NNAMDI AZIKIWE (DIGITAL) LIBRARY FACULTIES/DEPARTMENTS: FACULTY OF LAW Time Faculty/Department Score Range 9:00am – 11:00am Law 246 and above 11:00am – 1:00pm Law 229 – 245 1:00pm – 3:00pm Law 215 – 228 3:00pm – 5:00pm Law 200 – 214 Visually Impaired Candidates Visually Impaired Candidates should register online, but they are not invited to the screening exercise. Direct Entry Candidates The details of the screening exercise for Direct Entry candidates will be announced later. Chris C. Igbokwe, Esq. Registrar © University of Nigeria. |
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