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Presie: Pls help me check for my name on it: Omoregie Esther. Thank you!

silvaspecs: kindly let the house know when you are called for your award letters... congrats guys. Hope u had a fun-filled yesterday? lets also network on oversea universities na...

ismhab: When will he renamed University of Nigeria 2 Ojukwu Villain University.

tj-dj:
sokoto 2007/2008 one stupid secondary school there, where ss3 student cant even spell "me",worst one year of my life.

DonTonero: My I T maney joor but RIP MY VC when its time no one can stop it....i miss you though you no try at all

Profidada: Please let me use this medium to retract and apologise for the earlier comment i made concerning mr oniwon austin, mrs deziani maduekwe, mr rilwan lukman and mr ahmadu ali. . Please i did it out of mistake and stupidity and have recognised that. Please accept my apology.

mitofag: One less corrupt VC.

God is working his wonders.

freecocoa: Choi so its true after all.

Ah! i like him better than Asiabaka,he was kinder. *crying*

~Bluetooth:
SS = cultism and militancy wahala

SE = Armed robbery and kidnapping den


NC/NE/NW = boko haram

SW = over-populated with foreigners

Abuja = YES

birshi: Alhamdulillah, i was among the successful candidate. Thank god

moremi2008: That's not how most househelps are treated. It might seem like a free-for-all situation but there are actually in-built checks and balances. First, it's hard to find a good househelp and most people that hire them tend to treat them fairly well. Second, if you treat a househelp badly, she will most likely run away. Three, the middleman that matches househelps with families will NOT work with you again if you treat one of the helps badly. Having said this, there are always exceptions, especially when the househelp has nobody to look out for his/her interests.

Almost every family I know back home have househelps and they are treated very well. My family is an example; we have always had househelps and they are paid and treated very well. Ditto for all the other families I know. The ones currently helping my mum earn 15k a month and they get free lodging, food and clothes (they also spend half the day sleeping and getting very fat).

DonTonero: and you posted thishopin to get a comment Bf snatcher

Baba_Eleko: I'm not a religious bigot but I feel like saying IGBO KWENU!!!!!

buzugee: psalms 103 vs 2-3
2 Praise the LORD, my soul,
and forget not all his benefits—
3 who forgives all your sins
and heals all your diseases,

ecclesisticus 38 vs 1-4
1: Honor the physician with the honor due him,
according to your need of him,
for the Lord created him;
2: for healing comes from the Most High,
and he will receive a gift from the king.
3: The skill of the physician lifts up his head,
and in the presence of great men he is admired.
4: The Lord created medicines from the earth,
and a sensible man will not despise them.

so pray for forgiveness of your sin and then go see a doctor

Logic Mind: you all forget god.
conveniently.

alj harem: University ranking Nigeria



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Ibadan
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Ugbowo ...
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Lagos
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Ilorin
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Ile-Ife
6 Ahmadu Bello University
Zaria
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Jos
8 University of Port Harcourt
Port Harcourt
9 Federal University, Oye-Ekiti
Oye
10 Lagos State University
Ojo
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Nsukka ...
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Ota
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Akure
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Awka ...
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Minna
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Ogbomoso ...
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18 Bayero University Kano
Kano
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Ekpoma
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Sokoto
21 Joseph Ayo Babalola University
Ikeji-Arakeji
22 University of Uyo
Uyo
23 Bowen University
Iwo
24 Benson Idahosa University
Benin City
25 Redeemer's University
Mowe
26 Pan African University
Lagos
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Port Harcourt
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Abeokuta ...
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Wilberforce Island Yenagoa
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Owerri
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Oshogbo ...
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Abraka
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Ado-Ekiti
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Enugu
35 Nigerian Turkish Nile University
Abuja
36 American University of Nigeria
Yola
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Maiduguri
38 University of Calabar
Calabar
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Abuja
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Makurdi
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Ado-Ekiti
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Ijebu-Ode ...
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Anyigba
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Umuahia
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Uturu
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Owerri
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Bauchi
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Imota
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Akungba Akoko ...
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Abuja
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Ibadan
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Ilorin
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Okada ...
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Igbesa
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Oyo Town
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Ota
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Abuja
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Kaduna
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Uli
60 Achievers University
Owo
61 Bingham University
Auta Balifi
62 Wukari Jubilee University
Wukari
63 Renaissance University
Enugu
64 University of Mkar
Mkar
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Obong Ntak
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Katsina
67 Salem University
Lokoja
68 Federal University, Otuoke
Otuoke
69 Plateau State University
Bokkos
70 Landmark University
Omu-Aran
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Abuja
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Ndufu-Alike
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Yola
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Okija
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Ilorin
76 Caritas University
Enugu
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Oghara
78 Federal University, Dutse
Dutse
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Lapai
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Ile Ife
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Okitipupa
82 Fountain University
Oshogbo
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Ifaki ...
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Effurun
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Aliero
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Ede
87 Federal University, Wukari
Wukari
88 Benue State University
Makurdi
89 Novena University
Ogume
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Ogwa
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Ugwuomu-Nike
92 Wesley University of Science and Technology
Ondo City
93 Adamawa State University
Mubi
94 Federal University, Dutsin-Ma
Dutsin-Ma
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Benin City
96 Paul University
Awka
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Abakaliki
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Wudil
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Damaturu
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Jalingo
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Umunya ...
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Obeama-Asa
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Uyo
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Keffi
105 Federal University, Lokoja
Lokoja
106 Federal University, Lafia
Lafia
107 Federal University, Kashere
Kashere

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Desola: Imo? Anambra? Are we talking education in spare part dealership or cocaine courier, here?

190: what color of pant is she wearing

my #1 question i ask each of em

George_D: hmmmm! a student drinking beer? in those days?

Shinor: Did you say you are a teacher? You are a disgrace to your profession and a danger to your student. Why encourage this stupid text typing? Is that how you write for your students to read?
Teachers are meant to lay good examples. I am afraid you have failed on this occasion.

1forall: That's what the story says. . .interesting



Imagine passing further maths but failing maths. . .

everton1: Ladies are usually the ones who come first when they are in primary and secondary school. However, when they get into the University and the boyfriend thing starts, they lose their brains. I hope she would be able to hold herself from desperate guys and dangerous girls who make other girls feel like having a boyfriend is as important as having a blackberry today

naptu2: Girl with nine A1s in WASSCE: She is so brilliant her teachers feared her result would be seized


April 20, 2012 by Sunday Aborisade


Last Monday was a day of glory for Miss Tolulope  Falokun, an indigene of Ondo State, who emerged as the overall best candidate in the 2011 West African Senior School Certificate Examination  as the state government organised a befitting reception for her, reports SUNDAY ABORISADE.

Seventeen year-old Tolulope  Falokun, who had distinctions (A1) in all the nine subjects she attempted in the 2011 West African Senior School Certificate Examination was in high spirit as she alighted from the official car of the Ondo State Commissioner for Education, Mr. Remi Olatubora, on Monday.

Tolu rode in the same vehicle with the commissioner from Akure to Ondo town where a befitting reception was organised for her at her Alma Mata, the St. Louis Secondary school.

Her principal, teachers, non-academic staff and selected pupils of the school who were already seated before her arrival in company with officials of the state Ministry of Education, gave her a standing ovation as she stepped into the venue of the reception.

Everybody that spoke on the occasion paid glowing tributes to Falokun’s simple nature and her quest for excellence. She was described as intelligent, hardworking, serious-minded and above all, highly disciplined pupil.

Born into the Samuel Falokun family on February 20, 1995, Tolulope is a native of Akure, and the third of four female children of her parents.

She was among the best five students admitted into St. Louis Secondary School in 2005.

Tolu, who came first in the ANCOPSS National Quiz competition had distinctions in all the subjects she attempted in the Junior Secondary School State Exams in 2008.

Tolu came first in the Ekimogun Essay Competition of December, 2010, hence, she featured in the 2010 Ondo State calendar. She also came first in several inter school competitions.

She was made the senior prefect of her school, because of her exemplary brilliance. Her younger sister, Ibukun, now in SSII, is currently the senior prefect of the same all female school.

The principal of the school, Mrs. Evelyn  Akindojutimi, while addressing the gathering, said the school, established in January1954, was initially owned by the Catholic before it was taken over by the government.

She said the school has been noted for its high standard of discipline and good results in examinations and academics.

She said, “Since there are only two terms for the final year pupils, our teachers work tirelessly everyday of the week to make sure that the West African Examination Council  syllabus was completed before the end of February. Thereafter, they  start revision from SS1 work.”

Analysis of the school’s 2011 result made available to our correspondent showed that none of the 146 pupils that sat for the exam failed English Language, physics, geography, chemistry, literature in english, Christian religious knowledge  financial accounting, typing, further mathematics, visual art, food and nutrition, home management , agricultural science, technical drawing and commerce.

All the pupils recorded 100 per cent success in the above subjects while they recorded 97 per cent pass in mathematics, 90 per cent in Economics, 98 per cent in Yoruba language, and 92 per cent in Government.

Tolu’s father,  who is a civil engineer, is a contractor while her mother, a nurse, is a civil servant in the state.

They told our correspondent that they enrolled Tolu in the school because it is a Catholic school with high standard and that the teachers are well dedicated and disciplined.

They explained that a private teacher was hired for her when she was in the primary school.

Tolu’s counsellor, Mrs. Cecilia Bello,  described her as a brilliant pupil, who was always reading in the library. She also said she was a very active and responsible pupil.

“She (Tolu) is not afraid of challenges. She loves teaching her juniors and even her mates. She is good in all subjects. She is not proud. She is responsible and best in everything,” Bello added.

A Russian, married to a Nigerian, Mrs. Ludmila Adeyemi, who was Tolu’s principal in JSS 1, said, “When I saw the type of girl she is, I decided to give her the best I could.

“She got A1 in all her subjects in the JSS exams. We prayed so that her result would not be seized by WAEC because it was too good.”

In an interview with our correspondent,  Tolu said, “Our teachers prepared us early for the exams. We had special lectures everyday  more than four months into the exams because we had covered our syllabus since first term SSIII.

“My Government teacher designed a timetable for me which I followed religiously  to make sure that I cover all my subjects. Our teachers also set up study groups for us and I did not miss any of these arrangements.

“I prayed hard and worked hard, using my timetable as a guide. I denied myself a lot of things especially social events. I made the sacrifice because I know there is ample time for all that after my education.

“I used to have a Ghanaian teacher who is very good in English language and Mathematics and he really thought me well when I was in the primary school.

“I go for lessons during holidays and I am always reading even during festivities like Christmas and Easter. I want to become a lawyer but in the academic. I really want to write a lot of law books because I love writing and reading.

“My greatest challenge was when everybody including my teachers, were expressing fears that my result could be seized by WAEC because of my performance in Mock exams.

“My parents and siblings joined me in prayers and fasting so that the result would not be seized by WAEC. Our fears were necessitated by  similar experience that I had in the past.

“I had sat for the entrance examination of the Federal Government Girls College in Akure only for them to seize my results because they thought it was not possible for a primary school pupil to write what I wrote without any form of assistance. I Thank God my WASSCE was not seized,” she added. 

  Meanwhile,  WAEC has commended the Ondo State Government on the emergence of Falokun as the overall best pupil in the 2011 WASSCE.

The examination body, through a letter addressed to the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and signed by Mr. Austin Aidokha on behalf of the Head of WAEC National office in Nigeria, described Falokun’s result as unique.

It explained that another candidate, Mr. Chuks Ugochukwu, also had distinctions (A1) in nine subjects with a T-score analysis of 712.0972 but that Falokun emerged the best with a T- score analysis of 742.6992.

The state commissioner  said the achievement of Falokun  had  underscored the need for  massive investment in the  education sector which the present state government has exhibited with the construction of modern public primary schools.

He explained that Tolu, who had already been awarded scholarship to study law at the Obafemi  Awolowo University Ile-Ife, would enjoy a special financial support from the state government for as long as she remains in the academic line.

He said, “Apart from the full scholarship,  she will also benefit from the government’s annual bursaries and scholarships and other packages provided for Law students both at the university and the Law School by the state government.”

In addition, he said Tolu would be given N100,000 yearly throughout her university education and that the amount would be reviewed upward whenever she is ready for her post-graduate programme.

He added that Tolu  scored 290 in the 2011 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination and emerged the second overall best student in the Post-UTME conducted by the Obafemi  Awolowo University  Ile –Ife with 336 marks.

http://www.punchng.com/education/girl-with-nine-a1s-in-wassce-she-is-so-brilliant-her-teachers-feared-her-result-would-be-seized/

AK 48: u get 9A1s too?
Who dash monkey banana?if u get am like us,u wont say it rather others will speak 4 u.