mayorall: WHAT I JUST WANT YOU PEOPLE TO KNOW IS THAT SECOND CHOOSERS ARE ON THE MERIT ADMISSION LIST....

u r ryt...m a living xample

so no 1 has any idea watsoeva of when d list wud be rilisd. #dejected

@ola, i do agree. Since most pplez predictions av failed.. We just have to hope d maths doesn't. #shrugs

does d skul(okuku) not have there own hostel nd are dere banking facilities in dah town cos i ddnt see any bank when i went for putme?

will d sup list include d guyz dat dd d foundation program? If so, probabaly dats y d supp list aint out yet

nd here grows the thread

dats a bit relieving

ballow: long time tizzie...how u doin...lookin forward to be seein u on campus...cos i bliv in u...so neva give up

hey ballow, av u don ur reg? If yes, hw dd u deal wif d double admission letter stuff?

harowosholah: supp list wuld be out on or b4 1st wk in september...preferably exactly a month afta d merit list nd reg wuld be d same time as in merit i.e 3rd monday in sept 2 d last friday in sept cos dats wat dey dd last yr....supp list came out xcatly a month afta merit so lets pray nd hope 4 d best

u sound sure man....i op ur correct, thnkz for d info anywiaz

maclatunji:

You have from now till at the very least September 16 to complete the fast in the month of Shawwal.

k, thanx

from when to when please, i mean d dates on d usual calendar

its d beginning of anoda working day, i wish dos goin for dia registrtn today good luck, nd to we waiting for any development, i op we ll hear a gud news dis week as well...

whao! Wif all dis, we r soon gonna drive out all those foreigners from d world fashion market...#i rep africa

trey songz- heart attack
Bruno mars- it will rain

mena419: plz hw many list will unilag release

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To all who ddnt make d merit list. Dere is still a supp list, jst kip prayn

tenk God we ddnt allow the removal of subsidy in january.

lol...infact, the most insulted man of all time. The man has failed as an individual, hes jst so unlucky.

Tito4hala: Urgent pls let som1 help me check 4 science chemistry abeg, pls,ejo,biko

58

Zik*zik:

praise God. Had 59.25. Bout u?

56 oooo

Zik*zik:
E de pain mi as i no de see any ACCOUNTING studnt 4 here o..

m here man, nd one female called ''becarcia barbie'' ...anyway wah was ur score

Becacia_Barbie:
i am more than scared too! Bt i strongly believe in God....the highest ve seen for now is 74 o!

what did u have ?

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Dats right mr matt

Becacia_Barbie:
whats ur score?

acctn, i had 55.8...damn scared. :-

accounting aspirants...watsup now?

now who haz a likely idea of d cut offs for each dept?

Oil firms in the country are
expected to stop gas flaring
by the end of this year
according to the Petroleum
Industry Bill, PIB which is
now close to being fanalised.
Nigeria, has long pledged but
failed to end flaring, thus
remaining as the world’s
second biggest burner of gas
associated with crude oil
production after Russia.
“Natural gas shall not be
flared or vented after 31st
December, 2012, in any oil
and gas production operation,
block or field, onshore or
offshore, or gas facility,”
except under exceptional and
temporary circumstances,
says Petroleum Industry Bill
(PIB).
“Any licensee who flares or
vents gas without the
permission of the Minister in
(special) circumstances …
shall be liable to pay a fine
which shall not be less than
the value of gas.”
Nigeria flared some 30
billion standard cubic feet of
gas in January, according to
the latest figures from the
Nigeria National Petroleum
Corporation, NNPC.
That is equivalent to a third
of the annual consumption of
an industrialised country like
the United Kingdom.
Of that, ExxonMobil topped
the list, flaring 9.85 billion
cubic feet out of 38.64
billion produced, while
Chevron flared 8.25 billion
cubic feet out of 19.23
billion.
Leading operator Shell, which
runs Nigeria’s liquefied
natural gas (LNG) plant,
flared 5.44 billion cubic feet,
a relatively small part of the
76.4 billion it produced.
All have been criticised by
environmental groups, but
the oil majors retort that
they would be happy to trap
all of the gas if the
government provided them
with a market for it.