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Enskynelson:
Are you sure you can't meet up? TMA has been extended by a month. What can't you meet up?
Of cos, you can keep till next semester.

thanks alot

Samisha500:
UPDATE!!!
1.Course and exam registration has been extended till 15th of April
2. TMA 1 has been extended till April 30th
3. TMA 2 is also closing on 30th of April
4. Admission is still on for undergraduate and postgraduate

Thanks

MISHA CARES
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pls can i keep my addmission till next semester as a new student cos i paid in 30000 in my wallet an i can meet up

Enskynelson:
1. Click e-WALLET
2. Click VIEW WALLET
3. Scroll down, Click BACK
Done!

pls sir can i keep my addmission till next semester as a new student cos i have paid in 30000 already in my wallet an i can meet up.thanks

dani daniels

Enskynelson:
1. Click e-WALLET 2. Click VIEW WALLET 3. Scroll down, Click BACK Done!

pls can i cover atleast 10 tma 's in a day.new studnt

HiSchoolabsNG:
Good day,
Please admins,

I've credited remita, check rrr on my portal , the portal acknowledges a successful transaction but my e wallet is still 0 naira. Hence I cannot do registrations.

can i have any suggestions to solve this?

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Queenbeee:
You look like a monkey that licked lemon...

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Queenbeee:
You look like a monkey that licked lemon...

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Says, “I married as a virgin”
Sultry and sexy Yoruba actress, Biodun
Okeowo known in the industry as Tolani
Oshirin is without doubts one of the hottest
and most talented Yoruba-speaking
actresses on the scene right now. With
eight movies of her own and having
featured in close to fifty of others, Biodun is
certainly a face to reckon with in the
Yoruba sector.
In this interview with Showtime Celebrity,
Biodun bares her mind on her person,
career, family and even some secrets she
had never before revealed.
By ADERONKE ADEYERI
Why did you choose to be a vegetarian?
I have been a vegetarian for many years
now and the reason is not far-fetched. I
have the tendency to be overweight, so I’m
seriously checking it in order not to lose my
figure-eight shape.
Which parts of your body do you think are
your selling points? ...
Well, I will say my hips and eyeballs. God
has blessed me with what African men
really like. Even the modern day African
man who pretends to like a skinny woman,
after getting down with her, he would marry
a woman who has ample flesh in the right
proportions.
As a learned person, why have you never
featured in English-speaking movies?
I’ve not gotten a script from that sector yet.
Besides, I have my own films to produce
too and ever since I started, I have never
had reasons to invite an English actor or
actress too, so it is a two-way thing.
How have you been coping, as a single
mother with two kids?
It’s one question I don’t like going deep into
for personal reasons. I will only say God
has been faithful. I’m fine and cool as you
can see. I am a happy woman in all
ramifications and the envy of other ladies.
Any plan of getting married?
I’m yet to get one and would not like to say
much about that.
Has there been any particular role you
refused?
Yes, not even one. I’ve rejected many
scripts in the past and will continue to
reject many other scripts.
Why do you do that?
I reject scripts or roles when they seem sub-
standard or not well-baked. Biodun Okeowo
would not want to soil her integrity or
disappoint her fans.
Did your parents especially, your father
being a pastor, object to your chosen
career?
Not really, my dad was an actor before he
became a Prophet. So, he did not object to
it but my mother was afraid because many
people told her that I would have to go
diabolical to make it in the industry. Also,
the fear of losing me, her simple and God-
fearing daughter to some worldly things
made her object. But later I was able to
convince her that all I needed was her
prayers. And being a prayer warrior, God
answered her prayers and the rest is
history.
Would you say your chosen
career was the reason for your failed
marriage?
We are pencils in the hand of the creator,
he knows and directs our lives. My career
has got nothing to do with that.
What lessons did you learn from your
previous marriage?
My broken marriage was a place of learning
to me. It taught me to be a better person
and has opened a hidden part of me. Then I
was younger but I have learnt that what will
be will be, no matter what.
Would you say he was at fault?
Fault, who am I to apportion blames or
Judge? God knows best. I thank God we are
both doing well in our respective homes.
Any plans of marrying again?
Presently, I’ll like to remain mute on my
marital status but the glaring truth is that
I’m not single.
What do you mean by saying you are not
single?
It simply means I have a man in my life.
But what I am not ready to disclose are
details about him. I am not single because
I am with a man. Please don’t ask me any
further question on this. I am a very happy
woman in love with a man in my life.
At this stage in your life, would you
consider being a second wife?
I won’t break someone else’s home because
I don’t want mine to be broken as well. But
then man proposes and God disposes. No
one can decide for God. We can only pray
fervently for our wishes. But one thing I
don’t joke with is my happiness.
What do you have to say about pre-marital
sex among our youths?
It is saddening that pre-marital sex has
taken over our time. In the past, most of
our men would disassociate themselves
with girls who have been deflowered outside
wedlock. Then a woman’s virginity was her
pride but time has changed and human
beings have changed. I am not happy
about it. Maybe we should blame
civilisation or modernisation for this. I
pray for God’s intervention in this era.
Did you marry as a virgin?
Yes, I did and I can boldly say that.
What was your first sex experience?
My first experience was full of fear,
uncertainty, pain and alas! I loved it at the
end.
How do you think your kids feel when they
see their mum in sensual roles?
I have been working and thinking on that
recently. My kids are growing fast and are
very intelligent. For their sake, I am trying
not to act dirty or rough, but at the same
time I have to interpret my roles very well,
especially if it is a movie I producing. I also
censor the movies they watch, be it mine or
other films.
Acting is make-believe and there’s this
general belief that saddens my heart, and
that is the belief that Nollywood does not
deliver sexual roles well enough in graphic
details.
Our fans often forget that we are Africans,
we have a culture that needs to be
inculcated into our movies and that is what
Biodun Okeowo is working on.
Do you agree that female actresses are
making it more than their male
counterparts?
I don’t agree. It depends on how
hardworking each individual is in the
industry. But if you say female artistes are
more favoured than the male artistes then
I’ll say you are right.
How would you rate Nollywood in
comparison with other film industries
around the world?
I’ve not really traveled far and wide to know
much about other film industries but I know
we’ve improved greatly.
What do you want to be known for?
I want to be known for my humility and my
down-to-earth nature.
Which fashion item would you say is
indispensible to you?
Earrings.
What is your favorite colour?
Pink and lemon green. I love these colours
to a fault.
Have you ever regretted being part of any
movie?
Yes, years back when I was still a novice in
the industry. I did some wishy-washy jobs
because I grabbed every job that came my
way. Unfortunately for me those jobs didn’t
come out until I have already become an
established actress in the business.
Some of these films were so bad that most
of my fans thought I didn’t measure up to
standard. I nearly lost many of them but
they didn’t know I did those films when I
was still green in the industry. But I quickly
retraced my steps and in the process, I
offended some producers.
How do you relate with male fans?
Well, as a public figure, I try as much as
possible to be calm and respectful but
some men can be annoying.
Annoying? How?
Some can go as far as taking a bet on you,
staking a bet that they could get you or do
things to you. And when they must have
taken this bet they can go to any length to
get down with you, all in the bid to win a
bet or prove to their friends they could get
you. But when you are wise and didn’t fall
for their money or material things, you
become their enemy. They label you all
sorts of names and they would do
everything in their power to run you down.
This could be very annoying and could
make one to get rude sometimes.
Considering some roles you play, have your
children ever been embarrassed?
No, all I’ve always heard from my kids are
nice comments. Most times they
compliment my beauty on screen and
openly tell me they love my movies. I am
very grateful to God for giving me those
kids. They are my strength.
What is the worst thing ever written about
you?
I guess that was when one unpopular
magazine wrote that I was owing Iyabo Ojo
some money when I never owed her any
money. I hardly buy things on credit instead
I would rather deposit some money and
wait until the payment is made. So, the
story was rather amusing to me because
that is something I don’t do. But honestly,
false and scandalous stories don’t bother
me because when I decided to pick this job
I knew such things would be writen about
me. Everyday, something, true or false must
be writen about a known person. And over
time I have grown to love being talked
about.
The secret is to read and flip aside the
unwholesome ones and carry on with your
normal life. And if it is too detrimental to
your career then you can seek redress in the
court of law.
How many movies have you produced, and
which do you consider the best?
I have done eight movies to date. Though
my best is still to come but if I have to pick
one very close to my heart, it would be my
latest film, Ore.
Our society does not support single
motherhood. How do you cope with the
stigma of being a single mother?
(Smiles) I only know my status. I only know
who I am. (smiles) for Biodun, she’s the
happiest woman on earth. I am comfortable
and happy in all ways. No stigma for me.
What is new about Biodun Okeowo?
My fans should watch out for “Instagram
Babe” to be marketed by Corporate
pictures. I love my fans and my God will
continue to bless them.e

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