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Nepa no just dey smile dis days,mosquitoes rubbing salt on my injury

Gurgle:
ok. how is computer science

oh she's fine she's brain tasking wen it comes to programming nd she makes you learn some dumb abstract stuff like automata theory, how's bro biology too

texanomaly:
I'll think about it.

u should, teaching high sch or college?

texanomaly:
No. Not married.

I think u should still consider d law school, u can be my attorney some day

Gurgle:
ooook no I just meant like "if anybody told me before.."

I just picked any number I didn't mean 5 years exactly

what do you study

computer science, biology used to be my fav subject in second school, had D in my 100 level dose SU lecturers tho

Four students of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD) have put the five-year old university on the world map again by qualifying for the finals of this year’s edition of Imagine Cup organized Microsoft Incorporation

The race commenced with the competition among higher institutions in Nigeria which ABUAD won to qualify for the African Zone (Semi-finals) where it defeated higher institutions in other African countries including Burkina Faso, South Africa, Uganda, Egypt, Angola, Algeria and Morocco as well as Tunisia to qualify for the Worldfinals.

This feat is predicated on the quartet’s invention of Asthmavisor, a device for a more effective and efficient way of managing Asthma, particularly among children.

For this rare invention, the students made up of three Computer Science students and one Mechanical Engineering student will be representing Nigeria and Africa at the 33-nation finals of this year’s edition of Imagine Cup slated for July 31, 2015 at the Microsoft Headquarters in Seattle, United States of America.

The foursome of Adeyemo Oluwaseun Kayode, Raymond Obinaju, Sobola Timilehin David, and Ahwin Kevin with a joint passion for saving lives, has continually been seeking to leverage on technology to make health care more efficient, accessible and reliable particularly as it affects the rural dwellers.

Imagine Cup is the most prestigious global student technology program and competition that provides opportunities for students across all disciplines to team up and use their creativity, passion and knowledge of technology to create applications, games and integrates solutions that can change the way we live, work and play.

This is coming nine months after Mr. Emmanuel Adegbite, a 300 Level Student in the College of Medicine and Health Sciences of the university wrote a thoroughly well- researched scientific paper on the deadly Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) that recently ravaged and traumatized the country last year.

Titled “Therapeutic Measures against the Current Virulent Endemicity of Ebola Virus”, Adegbite’s paper was published by the Nigerian-based International Science Journal Publication in the October edition of the Science Journal of Medicine and Clinical Trials.

Christened Team Lifewatch, the ABUAD students qualified for the finals after successfully identifying a major (health) problem and proffering a novel solution using available technology, scaling the preliminaries by defeating other contestants, including Team Paradigm, the 2014 Image Cup Winner and by defeating nine other countries (in the African Zone) at the semi-finals to coast home to the finals.

The Team Lifewatch presentation (AsthmaVisor Solution) consists of a Mobile Application operating alongside a wearable device, which monitors and supervises asthmatic patients’ health status, ensuring that they stay safe and well informed of their environments. It is a solution geared towards a more cost-effective and efficient way of supervising asthmatic patients, especially children. AsthmaVisor would be used around the globe in all communities (rural and urban) where there are adults and children alike who suffer from this disease.

The solution will help patients to be more conscious of their environment and will provide a reminder of what their physician has advised them to avoid. The software also provides an automatic alert, which is triggered by change in environmental condition as detected by the sensors in the wearable. AsthmaVisor further helps the patient alert a selected list of emergency contacts in case he or she is not able to handle an attack.

Some of the benefits AsthmaVisor to Asthma patient include Environmental awareness to situations that could trigger an asthma attack, provision of helpful health tips that could prolong the life of the patients and crucial supervisory role-playing and monitoring as well as creating avenue for patients to track their attacks and log crucial information.

Gurgle:
can you quote me? don't remember saying how long I studied

yeah its ok theres a lot to do. what do you do?

am a student just like you

texanomaly:
My plan was law school, but became a teacher instead.

dats life, it doesn't always go d way we plan, guess u re married now

ifeomabernard:
Me! no reason!
all these elegant youth crying joblessness it's disheartening I just don't get it, there's job everywhere for those with good certificate!

I agree wit u, everybody won't be an entrepreneur but we should all strive to be our own boss

princeofpeace22:
talk2bryant is a g××y pls avoid him

wat is dis one talkin

Gurgle:
a what? engineering?

I study biology

was going thru ur topic,wen u made mention of 5yrs, tot u studied engr. How re u coping

texanomaly:
English and Political Science

my twin studied pol science, kinda related to law, but I prefer law

School view

The 2015/2016 Academic Session First Post UTME Screening for Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD) is scheduled to hold as follows

Date: Saturday, 11th July, 2015
Time: 10 Am Prompt


THOSE WHO ARE QUALIFIED TO ATTEND THE SCREENING:

- Those who have passed the 2015 UTME Examination.
- Those who have already passed or are awaiting WAEC/NECO/NABTEB/GCE results.
- Those who purchased ABUAD Post UTME Form.
- Those who have not purchased the form, but wish to purchase such forms at the      screening centers.
- Those who did not choose ABUAD, but need a change of institution to ABUAD.


SCREENING VENUES:

1.  MAIN CAMPUS: Afe Babalola University, km 8.5, Afe Babalola Way, Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State.

ABUJA: Garki Secondary School, Area 10, Garki, Abuja.
LAGOS: Afe Babalola Auditorium, University of Lagos Akoka, Lagos.
PORT HARCOURT: Rivers State College of Arts & Science, Rumuola Road, Port-Harcourt.
WARRI: Montessori International College, 66 Airport Road, Opposite Delta Career College, Warri.
IBADAN: AB Plaza, Oshuntokun, Bodija, Ibadan, Oyo State.
CALABAR: Govt. Technical College, Main Avenue, Calabar.
ENUGU: Bishop Otubelu Juniorate Secondary School, Hill View, Trans Ekulu, Enugu.
 
SCREENING REQUIREMENTS.
All applicants must bring to the screening centers the following documents

- Completed Post UTME Application Form.

- Completed Change Of University Form (For Candidates Changing To Afe Babalola University)
- Evidence Of Payment (Bank Tellers)
- Copies Of O’ Level Result (If Available)
- Jamb Result Slip.

- Birth Certificate
- Writing Materials (Pencil, Pen, Eraser, and Non Scientific Calculator)
- 2 Passport Photographs

 

NOTE:

Applicants must be at the venue 30 minutes before the commencement of the screening.
Application forms would also be available for sale on the day and at the venues of the screening.
Post UTME Form –                 N8, 500
Change of University Form -   N2, 500


For further enquiries contact:

Office of the Registrar, Afe Babalola University [ABUAD], Ado-Ekiti.

Call the following numbers:  08127772121, 08054300473, 08038521163, 08030706711, 08033509150

Gurgle:
Lol

are u an engr student

missdee1:
lmao...why won't an ALARM ring
Good morning

it does jare, but my subconscious mind snoozes it until I cancel and go back to sleep,wen am fully awake, I start wondering why I didn't wake

texanomaly:
Thanks. You too

you seem interested in plants and nature, Wats ur field of study

missdee1:
No be today

iffa hear, my own alarm betrays me, d tin no go make sound, abi na me dey oversleep ni

missdee1:
smh

better set d alarm so u don't wake by noon

missdee1:
*yawns*
Bye people

bye, sha follow back

missdee1:
Lmao...SMH

on tuesday,i slept almost d whole day,was only awake for 3hr

texanomaly:
Cool. Nice to meet you new friend.

nice to meet you too, you've been fun

missdee1:
Nope...Most of the time I drink water or take two slices of bread I just find it difficult to eat

*coughs* iffa hear say I no sleep till 5pm dat day,will manage d remaining 2 hrs

texanomaly:
I'm a teacher. You?

a quantity surveyor,also in my final year studying computer science

missdee1:
LOL

lots of loaves... Gat bread for sahur

missdee1:
Lol...like I won't pay back

you will at ur own convenient time, hope u aren't making Eba for sahur again dis morning

vizkiz:
most guys have more confidence when they are hiding behind their screens to woo a girl

as if am not guilty of it

texanomaly:
I have many friends who are.

u just added one to dat list tonite! Wat do u do?

texanomaly:
Yup



So you like the Spurs? I have a friend in Lagos who loves them.



Well he wasn't born of woman, so it would follow that he had no umbilical cord so he probably didn't. I actually never thought about it. Nice one.

I love the spurs with all my heart, but my no.1 team is oklahoma city thunder

On adam's issue, I can't say cos I wasn't der wen God created him

vizkiz:
no be true I talk? na warning I dey give so we no go read stories that touches the heart

av read a lot on dose issues esp on Nl, y cnt u just toast dat babe for ur area

missdee1:
Good morning

u made my morning good...