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sodiqyinka:
Use the computer. Good morning.

tolustx:
If ure getting error 404, I believe u're using a mobile fone. Pls register using a computer.
Cheers.

doublezero7:
Good morning ma'am, please, you have to register to be sure your details are on the database! A lot of mistakes were made, so it might be difficult to find your record!

But all the same, cc: Toulustx your JAMB reg number! Sodiqyinka would get back to ASAP!!!

All is well!

sodiqyinka:
Will post the status on here tomorrow morning.

usmanishaka:
Good News for those that checked and theirs is saying No record its probably because of the date of birth interchange It happened to me and when I interchanged it I saw my name and details there so happy right now and I know I'm probably gonna make some of you smile here:

If your date of birth fall btw 1th-12th and you no see you record when you use ur real DOB then interchange am... Like for instance my own na june 12th I check dem tell me no record then I interchange am.. Instead of june 12th I cum use December 6th..
Sorry I had to use Pidgin English.

erisegun:
wich market? Aswani market?

tolustx:
Proudly Great Ife!
I found mine. May 5 aggressively loading.
Buh guys let's knw hw it is @ ur end.
Noordean, zenopee, nigerdeltaboi et al

richybanky:
Market dey oooo

pacesetter939:
I thought the mimiko guy was on the list?

porshia:
pls wen will the third list be out
pls i nid ur reply urgently

2tek:
quick polls
CLICK LIKE FOR GOODLUCK JONATHAN

CLICK SHARE FOR MOHAMMED BUHARI

obamartins:
This is what APC goons have refused to see, they kept shouting change and couldn't realize the change is here already. GEJ till 2019. The Transformation/Change of Nigeria has started, Haters should go on exile.

BMW has also shown interest in building a plant in Nigeria due to the incessant Labour tussles in South Africa. Toyota, Ford, others in the pipeline, more jobs for our teaming youths and someone has the guts to call GEJ

"clueless"? "clueless" definitely got a new meaning. I want to be "clueless" if this is what it means.

Singing......they wan be President
they no get paper o
they wan be president
Naa wah

aje75:
no mind am jare. na today i dey do admission ? . d only condition wey fit make me bliv d guy is if his surname is omole lse na wash.

oh nd one student here dey tell me say v.c list sef don commot i wan bliv say na lie. comments ?

aje75:
sorry plz wat help culd u possibly offer??

xpac01:
Those who watch as evil is commited and do nothing about it, are worst than the perpetrators- Luther King jr.

olufunmibi:
When I heard of the great evil that Goodluck Jonathan had visited on our country today, I was despondent and discouraged. My heart palpitated.

I very nearly drove to the Residence of the Nigerian High Commissioner to drop my passport with Ojo Maduekwe and be done once and for all with a nation-space that has found permanent employment for my tear ducts.

I don’t need this, I tell myself. That one wicked, evil man could scheme to reverse every gain we have made on our journey as a people since June 12, 1993 was just too much for me to bear.

Make no mistake about it, what Goodluck Jonathan has called a postponement of the election, after getting his compromised security goons (especially his irresponsible National Security Adviser) to intimidate and blackmail INEC, is a pre-annulment of an election in which he was going to suffer a humiliating defeat.

Boko Haram has never stopped Goodluck Jonathan from frolicking and partying away in Kano or from marriage festivities anywhere.

Boko Haram murdered two thousand Nigerians and he was more worried about a dozen journalists murdered in France.


To now use Boko Haram so cynically to rape our democracy is an ultimate act of treason for which, one must hope, Goodluck Jonathan and all the enablers of his evil shall one day stand trial.

Questions assailed me: are we meant to do Africa and the rest of humanity a good turn by being bad as a country?

Are we the bad example that aspiring democracies in Africa must use as a guide out of the woods?

If you want to make a success of 21st-century nation-statehood and the practice of genuine democracy, study Nigeria and avoid her steps?


Is this the good ordained to come out of our bad?

Is this the joke we have allowed folks like Goodluck Jonathan to reduce us to?

I found my answer in hours of online and telephone interaction with outraged Nigerians all over the world.

Across all our fault lines – ethnicity, religion, etc – they poured out into our spaces and spheres of national discursive communion to condemn evil.


Even career Jonathanians, too far gone in whatever highs he serves them to be able to openly admit that Goodluck Jonathan is not Jesus Christ the infallible – had enough sense to recognize the great evil that their man has visited on our country and wisely kept a low profile today.


Only a few irredeemable career Jonathanians have been out defending this treasonable civilian coup-d’état.

The near-national consensus on the recognition of the great evil that was done to our country today and the strident determination of our people to persevere, persist, and overcome has taught me a fundamental lesson.


Perhaps some countries are meant to be bad and, in being bad, serve a good purpose of example to others.


Perhaps some people are fated to eternal self-inflicted injuries and self-designed failures on a doomed march to nationhood.


Perhaps some people are not meant to make it to the mountaintop of project nationhood.

None of these things matters to me anymore for Nigerians have taught me today that what matters is how history records a people’s reaction to the badness in which they find themselves on the great pathways of history.


In your millions, you poured out to the public sphere to have your voices recorded against badness and evil.


The Jonathan junta rolled out troops, thinking you’d give them the excuse of violence to shed your blood but the fools do not know that your victory lies elsewhere.

And we must pity President Goodluck Jonathan, holder of a (P)owerful (H)igh (D)egree from the University of Port Harcourt.


We must pity him because he is devious and he has surrounded himself with criminals and evil men bent on ruining Nigeria.


That is why they are afraid to let him know the truth they now understand only too well. Reuben Abati, for instance, has read too many books not to understand that what is happening now is a mass movement for integrity in which Buhari has become a transcendental sign.



Buhari is now a sign and a movement has coalesced around that sign.

When that happens, no force is powerful enough to stop the movement of such a tide. Even Buhari is powerless to stop what is blowing across Nigeria now and has adopted him as arrowhead irrespective of his human strengths and weaknesses.



This tide has become so much bigger than Buhari now – big enough for a Nobel laureate to sense it and carefully arrange himself.

Those who have read some books in the confederacy of criminals around President Jonathan are afraid to tell their Oga that pre-annulment or postponement – whatever they call it – is powerless against this sort of tide.


This tide is an idea whose time has come.



We have now heard them in the Ekiti tapes so we understand only too well what they hope to achieve with this so-called Boko Haram postponement:

re-oil the rigging machine and promise juicy promotions to key military men.


Unfortunately for these puny little men trying to stand in the way of the hurricane that is blowing across Nigeria, their scheme is dead on arrival.

The people who rose up en masse today to condemn Goodluck Jonathan’s evil were going to do just one thing on February 14: punish him for failure and send him packing to Otuoke.

Now, he has annoyed many more people than were going to sack him.


He has merely strengthened the tide and the movement.


The Nigerians who were going to sack him for only one reason in February must now sack Goodluck Jonathan for two reasons in March: (1) Failure; (2) Treason.