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HooksnLines:
That's the news around here.

wheres dat?

HooksnLines:
That's the point, the deadline is on friday

how did u knw?

HooksnLines:
Yes they have, but I can't register yet because the are yet to upload my details on the school portal.

How do I register for the post utme when I can't access the portal?

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wait till details are uploaded.

HooksnLines:
Still Ineligible.....HOW?? WTF!! Deadline is around the corner

JAMB has cancelled that eligibility stuff

It's no new story that Kcee is currently in China for the tour of his latest single titled 'LoveBoat' which he featured Tanzanian singer Diamond.

He posted this picture where he posed with Chinese girls on his instagram page this afternoon.


What do you think?

following

Sometimes a Man's dream is worth a lot more than his pocket. Ladies be nice to these Gentlemen out there going through their
struggle phase.



http://daminaija..com/2015/07/dear-ladies-this-one-is-for-you.html

By Dayo Adesulu

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB has
back-off on its new policy adopted on July 14 to
redistribute candidates to universities.
JAMB’s Public Relation Officer, Mr. Benjamin Fabian who
disclosed this to Vanguard Tuesday in a telephone
conversations said: ”Candidates should go and write the
post-UTME in their institutions of first choices.”
He, however noted that after the post-UTME in their
universities of first choice, if necessary, JAMB is still going
to redistribute them.


He said: “When they write the post-UTME in the schools
of their first choices, they may wish to consider the other
places we have taken them to for admissions.


”The reason is that if they don’t get admission in their first
choices institution, they will get in the second.”
He explained that JAMB’s effort in redistributing
candidates was only geared towards helping candidates of
over-subscribed institutions gain admission to other
federal or state universities rather than wasting their
scores.


You will recalled that JAMB had last week announced its
new policy to redistributes candidates to universities other
than their first choice.


The development which generated sharp criticism from
stakeholders almost paralysed some of the most sought
after universities in the country.



cc lalasticala, ishilove, seun

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/write-post-utme-at-your-first-choice-institution-jamb-tells-candidates/

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has opted to remain silent despite the barrage of questions
requiring answers from him by not just newsmen, but Nigerians in general on his handling of the
nation’s affairs.



Jonathan said he will, for now, rather remain silent.
According to his spokesperson while in office, Dr Reuben Abati, the former president has asked him to
tell those seeking to speak with him, especially newsmen that he is resting.


In an article entitled: “The phones no longer ring,” Abati, the Special Adviser on Media to Jonathan, said
he has had to deal with barrage of requests for interview with his former boss.

He, however, said Jonathan had told him to inform those making the requests that he is resting.
In the article in which Abati appeared to be at pains as to the stoppage of the numerous phone calls
that he got while in office, but most of which he did not attend to, he explained: “Today, the phones
remain loudly silent, with the exception of calls from those friends who are not gloating, who have been
offering words of commendation and support.


“They include childhood friends, former colleagues, elderly associates, fans, and family members.
“And those who want interviews with President Jonathan, both local and international – they want his
reaction on every development, so many of them from every part of the planet.


“But he is resting and he has asked me to say he is not ready yet to say anything.
“It is truly, a different moment, and indeed, ‘no condition is permanent.’

“The ones who won’t give up with the stream of phone calls and text messages are those who keep
pestering me with requests for financial assistance.

“I am made to understand that there is something called “special handshake” and that everyone who
goes into government supposed to exit with carton loads of cash.

“I am in no position to assist such people, because no explanation will make sense to them.
“Here I am, at the crossroads; I am glad to be here.”
In the opening paragraphs of the article, which was earlier published by this news website, Abati said:
“As spokesman to President Goodluck Jonathan, my phones rang endlessly and became more than
personal navigators within the social space.

“They defined my entire life; dusk to dawn, all year-round.
“The phones buzzed non-stop, my email was permanently active; my twitter account received tons of
messages per second.

“The worst moments were those days when there was a Boko Haram attack virtually every Sunday.”



http://tribuneonlineng.com/why-i-am-keeping-quiet-—jonathan

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MhizDeedy:
I really don't check my mails, but send it sha

Sent

Waiting for your Sexy Reply

Darmys

MhizDeedy:
Lol what was d dream abt?

I won't tell you here.

Haters will start hating.

Can i PM you?

MhizDeedy:
Twas ok..urz?

Cool, Dreamt of ya bae

Jacksparrow0712:
He's finally tired playing female

LoL.

But you are genius bro, what magic did you use to detect him?

Three policemen who assaulted an eight-month pregnant woman in Lagos are currently undergoing
orderly room trial, the Lagos State Police Command said on Saturday.


The command’s spokesman, Kenneth Nwosu, who made the disclosure, said they were arrested on Tuesday after a complaint about their alleged human rights infringement.


He said the law would take its cause on any member of the police force that committed any crime, particularly human rights abuse but did not disclose the names of the policemen. The woman lost her pregnancy after the assault. Sources had said the woman had complication as a result of the assault.


“The policemen were said to have sprayed tear gas on the woman in her car following an argument arising from the gridlock on the road.

“She was rushed to one Safe Hands Hospital at Old Ojo Road, Amuwo Odofin where she was allegedly operated upon but the baby died less than 48 hours later.

Apparently the gas she inhaled resulted in the complication and the subsequent surgery.

The three policemen in question are attached to the Satellite Town Police Division,’’ the sources said. (NAN)




cc lalasticala


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/187262-3-nigerian-policemen-on-trial-for-assaulting-8-month-pregnant-woman.html

MhizDeedy:
Yeah

Ok, you already up.
Hope your night was cool?

Like seriously?

Niklausa:
I am just saying my mind

How has TRANS life been bro?

Nneka123:
Ewu ohia. Anumanu.
Ibu Catylin Jenner in the making. MUMU. Mere onwe gi ebere, this oke.

baby were nu ya nwayoo, eji na oku oku.

Ka anyi were nwayo tapia ihe naa

E

MhizDeedy:
Yeah bye sleep tyt

Thanks dearie.


Hope to cross your path again.

MhizDeedy:
Lol

Bye

MhizDeedy:
Lol Then u wil wait til 30 yrs tym

I don't mind

kinglekan:

Far from it bro.

Then stop talking like one