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Aluta Continua.........

Victoria Ascerta!

i need the past questions too.
regards.

Na so i enter exam hall o. shiiiiiiiiiit

softlina:
is it your porn?

See your mouth.. sharrap and go get a degree jawe! mumu ppl everywhere

"Eazii come, Eazii go..." Bruno mars predicted his future!

Ejigbo always in the news for negative things... smh

i saw it coming!

This vendor surely got his message out, or what do you think

femisadeola4it:
if you are in Benin city kindly locate our ICT Center at Plymouth Road, Off Ekenwsn Road to easily process ur Uniben Screening Exercise and also be on our list for updated info.

Share your fone number pls.

femisadeola4it:
if you are in Benin city kindly locate our ICT Center at Plymouth Road, Off Ekenwsn Road to easily process ur Uniben Screening Exercise and also be on our list for updated info.

Have registration started for direct entry candidates too?? Please lemme know!

Please, are direct entry candidates eligible to apply as well #urgent

A court on Friday sentenced the billionaire head of South Korea’s Samsung Group, Jay Lee, to five years in prison for bribery.
After a six-month trial over a scandal that brought down the then president, Park Geun-hye, a court ruled that Lee had paid bribes in anticipation of favors from Park.
The court also found Lee guilty of hiding assets abroad, embezzlement and perjury.
Lee, the 49-year-old heir to one of the world’s biggest corporate empires, has been held since February on charges that he bribed Park to help secure control of a conglomerate that owns Samsung Electronics,.
Lee, who re-emerged stony-faced from the courtroom in a dark suit, but without a tie, and holding a document envelope, was escorted by justice ministry officials back to his detention center.
“This case is a matter of Lee Jae-yong and Samsung Group executives, who had been steadily preparing for Lee’s succession … bribing the president,” Seoul Central District Court Judge Kim Jin-dong said, using Lee’s Korean name.
Kim said that as the group’s heir apparent, Lee “stood to benefit the most” from any political favors for Samsung.
Lee denied wrongdoing, and one of his lawyers, Song Wu-cheol, said he would appeal.
“The entire verdict is unacceptable,” Song said, adding that he was confident his client’s innocence would be affirmed by a higher court.
The five year-sentence, one of the longest given to a South Korean business leader, is a landmark for South Korea, where the family-run conglomerates, known as chaebols, have long been revered for helping transform the once war-ravaged country into a global economic powerhouse.
They have more recently been criticized for holding back the economy and stifling small businesses and start-ups.
Samsung, a symbol of the country’s rise from poverty following the 1950 to 1953 Korean War, has come to epitomize the cosy and sometimes corrupt ties between politicians and the chaebols.
“The ruling is a turning point for chaebols,” said Chang Sea-jin, a business professor at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.
“In the past, chaebols weren’t afraid of laws because they were lenient.
Now, Lee’s ruling sets a precedent for strict enforcement of laws, and chaebols should be wary.”
Under South Korean law, sentences of more than three years can not be suspended.
The third-generation de facto head of the powerful Samsung Group, Lee has effectively directed operations since his father, Lee Kun-hee, was incapacitated by a heart attack in 2014.
Some investors worry a prolonged leadership vacuum, with no one to make big decisions, could slow decision-making at the group, which has more than five dozen affiliate companies and assets of 363.2 trillion won (322.13 billion dollars).
Its listed companies make up about 30 per cent of the market value of South Korea’s KOSPI stock index.
Many tycoons, including Lee’s father, were convicted of crimes in the past, ranging from bribery, embezzlement and tax evasion, only to get presidential pardons, as both the government and the public feared going too hard on them would hurt the economy.
South Korea’s new liberal president, Moon Jae-in, who won a May election, has pledged to rein in the chaebols, empower minority shareholders and end the practice of pardoning tycoons convicted of white-collar crime.

hope d games stil remain same oo

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FUTA JOINS THE SPACE LEAGUE AS SPACEX FALCON9 ROCKET LAUNCHES BIRDS 1 SATELLITES
The Federal University of Technology Akure , FUTA , scientific prowess will get a big fillip on Thursday June 1st at 10.55pm (Nigerian time), when the SpaceX Falcon9 Rocket launches Birds 1 satellites, comprising 5 CubeSats belonging to Japan, Ghana, Mongolia, Nigeria and Bangladesh, into Space from Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, USA. The Nigerian CubeSat, code name NigeriaEdusat-1, is designed, built and owned by The Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) in collaboration with National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA), Abuja, Nigeria, and Kyushu Institute of Technology Japan. Mr Ibukun Adebolu of FUTA’s Department of Mechanical Engineering is the representative of Nigeria on the project. It is the first ever University satellite to be launched in Nigeria. The CubeSats will be launched and docked to the International Space Station where the satellites will be deployed into lower orbit during the last week of June 2017. The CubeSats launch can be viewed live via the link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P11y8N22Rq0 and http://www.spacex.com/missions Nigeria’s media outfits are expected to view the launch and capture the reports and photographs for public consumption/information.
The major objective of NigeriaEdusat-1 is capacity building, i. e. domesticating the satellite technology in a Nigerian university, FUTA, and making the technology a common business among staff and students of the university in Nigeria for the purpose of research, resources and environmental management and sustainable socio-economic development of the nation. The satellite technology development in the long run shall have spillover effects on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education that is an essential tool for a country industrial development.
Additional information for the Launch can be found at:
https://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/events/
events-calendar/2017/june/rocket-launch-spacex-falcon-9-crs-11

nisimi09:
try Ondo state university of medical sciences. Its new but well equipped

#Supported

mamziii:
Please I need someone to help answer this question. All my certificates bare, 3 names. Eg joy Phillip Moses. Recently collected my diploma result and realized it has just 2names on it joy Moses. Do you guy's think it cos some problems in the future? Or when Applying for DE

its no problem at all miss!

Please folks, is jamb DE on sale yet?? if yes, how much?? thanks

Make resumption date remain sacrosanct ooo.

funny enuf, it could actually be fake! think about t!

PabloOmoEscobar:
I doubt this. How much does Obafemi earns in China?

he earns exactly £100,000[USD125,000

and it made FP Admin, just ban me! i need a break #faceDown

TU Delft, The Netherlands.

oland:
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Ok

Complements to my fellow NLanders.

Im currently talking an online course @ TU Delft, The Netherlands.
The question here is; Do these courses offered online give advantages in the labor market or its just for self development and appraisal.

**aint free, it cost me a whooping $97**

Mistakes arent always pleasant but i'd be glad to make this one..
Season Greetings folks!