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Zceesneh:u are jux 18yrs nd u are insulting me dat is 22yrs guess dis ur picture at birth. chk ma DP nd u'll knw wad i mean.
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yusaze807:The is no single day her picture will nt appear on narialand. wnt be surprise to hear dat Op is crushing on her |
Zceesneh:unam inung, ifod mkpo atanye uso ye uka. were did u see an 18yr old boy wid dis kind of bearded face even thou him use crime odok onofi sef |
CeoNewshelm:Godforbid this man in picture is olda dan 18yrs
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sirchikero:plzzzzz wen is d berial ![]() ??we are more insterested in d berial rice. thank you. sign;management #AOBRE Association of berial rice eaters. |
ceo247frolic:Whoever said dat am nt more handsome than #koredebello should chk ma profile pic. |
Naijabams:wad about does dat meet d cut of point but are nt yet posted my jamb |
MasterJayJay:Am nt lyin, sk her now |
Towncrier247:she's ma sista plzz contact me if u have any info abt her wereabout. |
AdoraAmadi:#NiqqazbeLike Maami God bless ya hustling |
AngryNigerian:She's my sister, who else needz her service #GovernorAjimobi as finish wid her |
contactmorak:Hmmmm #ENDTIMEFIGHT were is our vacsline users |
Islie:Hmmmmmmm #ENDTIMEFIGHT were is our vacsline users market don show |
Islie:I bet u, i'll fall in love wid her |
princeofpeace22:Am nt surprise. dats aw d roll |
JixNation:Are u d writer or d speller of ma engrich ?
Forget d engrich, i am d writter nd u are d reader
Is it tru dat mummy Remi is crushing on daddy Dino
cos i tink daddy tinubu is impotent nd mummy Remi is in menopause. |
JixNation:i hear say Senator Remi is crushing on sir Dino nd dats her own way of showing her feeling since she as a chimp of a husband. Op plzzzzzz make it to d Fp #ilovenairaland |
Ayoswit:BACHILDOR |
bnanzip:am nt surprise d are looters going for BAPTISM |
hey hey heeeeeeey
so d are lezbian
sista's in love
d beta dnt come bk 9ja ooooooo anyway #PMB must see this |
[quote author=MaQuin post=47043114]The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, on Wednesday, kicked against the Federal Government’s directive for tertiary institutions to scrap the Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, Post-UTME, for admission of candidates for the 2016/2017 academic session, saying the quality of tertiary education in the country could improve if the institutions are allowed to regulate their students admission process. ASUU President, Comrade Biodun Ogunyemi, said such freedom would enhance the quality of education. Recall that at a recent joint policy meeting to decide the cut off mark for students seeking admission into the universities, the government announced the scrapping of post-unified tertiary matriculation examination (UTME). The Post UTME is the second stage of screening usually conducted by universities for the final selection of candidates qualified for admission for an academic session. Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu had threatened to sanction any university or tertiary institution found conducting examinations under any guise to admit students. He further directed tertiary institutions that had collected money from candidates for such purposes to immediately refund it or face appropriate sanctions. The ASUU boss told NAN that such directive encroached on the autonomy of the institutions. “I think government should give these institutions the chance to regulate themselves,” he said. “They should decide for themselves, the process they dim fit to admit their students. The Senate of universities for example, should decide on the process they want to use in selecting candidates. “We do not think it’s right for government to decide the method of screening of the candidates, indeed, we want to attain some level of sanity and quality in the system.” The unionist added that government could only come into the process by putting in place the necessary guidelines as part of their oversight functions. According to him, it may not also be easy for institutions that had already collected money for the conduct of the post-UTME or screening in whatever guise to refund such money. He added that this was because such money could have been diverted to other purposes. Ogunyemi noted that most universities were under-funded and therefore, might have used some of the money to attend to urgent needs of the institution. “Some of the arguments raised in this entire episode is that universities or tertiary institutions were using the conduct of such examination to make money,” he said. “But the truth is, these institutions are poorly funded. If universities for example are properly funded, will the vice-chancellors be looking for other means of making money? “In the last seven months, university workers have been receiving incomplete salaries, that is, the disbursement of funds for payment of salaries has always been inadequate. “When situations like this arise, the managements will not be left with any choice than to look inwards and seek means of meeting such needs. “And one of such strategies is by conducting such examination.” Ogunyemi noted that the state universities were worst hit for many of them had yet to receive subvention in the last one year. “Actually we in ASUU frown at extortion of any type from students or candidates but the government too should be alive to its responsibilities by providing the enabling environment that will aid teaching, leaning and research.” According to him, it may not also be easy for institutions that had already collected money for the conduct of the post-UTME or screening in whatever guise to refund such money. He added that this was because such money could have been diverted to other purposes oleole thunda fire olof dem |
PublicAssurance:u dnt under d word #spiritualfadaz |
PublicAssurance:wad are u saying, are u calling ma fadaz fornicators May God forgive u. |
[quote author=nex post=47020116]Nigeria’s Education Minister, Malam Adamu Adamu has reiterated that the ban on Post Unified Tertiary matriculation Examination is with immediate effect, and under no circumstance should any institution violate the directive. https://i2.wp.com/www.barbaric.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/POST-UTME.jpg Post Unified Tertiary matriculation Examination, otherwise known as Post-UTME is conducted by Tertiary Institutions for admission into Universities and other higher institutions of learning in Nigeria. While giving the directive on Monday in Abuja, the Minister explained that although he had made the issue known earlier, but emphasis has become necessary in order to ensure that no stakeholder is left in doubt as to government position on the Post UTME matter. He said the responsibility for admission into public tertiary institutions lies solely with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and under no circumstance should any institution take over the responsibility by proxy. “For the avoidance of doubt, any educational institution after secondary education is regarded as a tertiary institution. Therefore all tertiary institutions, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education, Universities or by whatever name it is called after secondary education must be subjected to admission through the JAMB. At the end of probationary admission by JAMB, the candidates can be cleared (screened) for final admission. For any institution with a shortfall in admission, such institution can revert to JAMB for supplementary admission. Clearing in this case (screening) entails only the verification of certificates of the candidates, JAMB scores, and any other physical examination to ensure that such candidates are not cultists. After this, the candidates are qualified for matriculation. Such screening should be at no cost to the parents or students and should be done upon resumption in order to avoid unnecessary travels in search of admission,” the Minister explained. Malam Adamu decried the situation where final year students in Nigeria secondary schools are subjected to too many examinations all in one year, describing it as traumatic, exploitative and absolutely unnecessary. According to Adamu, mere admission into the University does not guarantee any student the award of a degree until such a student successfully goes through a minimum of eight examinations (for 4-year courses) or ten and twelve examinations (for 5 and 6 year courses), among other requirements. The Minister expressed worry over reasons why any university would not be satisfied with examining a student for eight, ten or twelve times for the award of a degree, but would rather sort to conducting entry examinations. He said Universities are at liberty to expel any student who fails to meet up with the requirements of the award of any degree enrolled for. The Minister also stated that there has been no empirical evidence to show that since the inception of Post-UTME, Universities have been having better quality students, but that students are still being expelled on a yearly basis for low performance even as they gained admission through Post-UTME. Plight of parents/Guardians Furthermore, Malam Adamu said he is deeply concerned about the plight of parents/guardians who spend fortunes on transportation, hotel accommodation, examination fees and sundry costs, just for their wards to gain admission into Universities, that such practice negates the Buhari Administration’s resolve to make education affordable for Nigerians. The Minister said he is also mindful of reported cases where some staff of tertiary institutions take undue advantage of the girl-child in her quest to gain admission into the system. He acknowledged some cases where parents die in the process of travelling to secure admission for their wards, and never live to see those children through, a situation he described as painful and avoidable. compliance The Minister has however directed the National Universities Commission (NUC) and appropriate departments in the Ministry to communicate the directive to relevant agencies and institutions to ensure strict compliance. Malam Adamu warned higher institutions that have already advertised for the conduct of the Post-UTME under any guise to stop the exercise immediately as any university caught conducting Post-UTMNE will face appropriate sanctions. “if any tertiary Institution has already conducted Post-UTME, such an exercise stands annulled and money taken from such candidates must be refunded immediately,” the Minister added. Confidence #ILOVEYOU |
it was suppose ti be after jamb had given us temporary admission before screening. buh d are nowing doing anoda fin i pray Adamu sud hlp us,av already spent 10k on delsu postume which will be on 1&2july yet i cnt print awt ma venue nd seat numb. more over, av got no cash for Tp nd accommodation which is approximatly 12k. |
so even bro Ola no fyne pass me. na cam nd makup dem d use deceive us. Endtimehair thou |
na techno c200 dem use snap am. thou am nt wishing him bad buh i dnt fink hes health is owk |
If dis is dia real face
then ma GF is more beautifull |
[color=#990000][/color][i][/i]Investigations revealed the man was attracted to the woman's buttocks while standing behind her on a queue and then he brought out his joystick and masturbated by rubbing it on her buttocks till he released all over her legs. wen d man was rubbing his joystick on her buttocks she didn't complain. she was busy njoying it too.na d fluid odour were she no like na him she complain. mtcheeeeeeeeeeew #End.time.buttocks |
Plz hlp M̶̲̅ε̲̣̣̣̥ awt If I submit before ma time finish will dis gimme additional score ? |

