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UNIABUJA or UNI WATEVA..... ABEG MAKE WE TRY PRAY TO GOD... NOT ALL THOSE THAT GOES TO UNIVERSITY ARE MAKING IT NOW... IF UNIABUJA LIKE OR NOT MAKE THEM RESUME IF THEY LIKE MAKE DEM GO... DEY ARE JUST RAISING SOME1 HIGH BLOOD PRESURE...na wetin self. Na only uniabuja dey... He be like say if we kidnapped RUKAYYAT na dat time federal government go say make dem accredit d skul shap shap...
My aim s Ruka & labu

UNIABUJA or UNI WATEVA..... ABEG MAKE WE TRY PRAY TO GOD... NOT ALL THOSE THAT GOES TO UNIVERSITY ARE MAKING IT NOW... IF UNIABUJA LIKE OR NOT MAKE THEM RESUME IF THEY LIKE MAKE DEM GO

This is my advice for all
Ladies. I'm
sorry If it will annoy you
but it's
the Truth, you really have
to take correction now from Dr
witty .
Dear ladies,
Firstly, if you are still
struggling to
find a husband at an old age because you are looking
for a
perfect man, Something is
wrong
with you. Sorry to say this
but it's true. Your propaganda
magazine
tells you that 'all' men are
liars,
cheats and useless but let’s
be honest here, which is more
likely
Is it that there’s something
wrong
with about 70million
African men, OR is there something wrong with one
African
Woman
Ladies, you certainly will
not get into a happy
marriage if you always hang out with
your so called 'girlfriends'
every
night at a bar or clubs and
waiting for a guy to buy
you a drink and take you home.
Drinking yourself to stupor
every
Friday and Saturday nights
does NOT make you look
like a wife
material. You want a good
man?
Invest in a good
wardrobe and dress
responsibly. When a man comes to you,
smile
and be polite, even if he
does not
fit your mental image of
your kind of man.
Ladies please and
please, stop going into a
relationship with a chip on
your shoulder. If you
believe all men are
bad and all men are Dogs,
then it
will become a self fulfilling
prophesy. Remember, No
man is perfect! Even
you!.
You say you can't marry a
blue
collar guy like a mechanic
or carpenter. If a carpenter
was good
enough to marry MARY THE
MOTHER
OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST",
why isn't one good enough for
you?
Do not focus on where a
man is,
now,but look and see
where he has the potentials to be a better
person.
What’s the point of being
beaten
every night by some rich,
good looking and non caring
man?
Do you want a future
where you will
sit in a traffic in your car
with sunglasses covering your
swollen
eyes then you look out of
the
window and see a happy
couple in a road
side holding hands and
laughing like
newly wedded couple even
after 12 years of marriage?
Please, don’t fake
pregnancy or get pregnant
to trap
him. Your 'perfect' man is
out there. Believe, work
and pray and you will get him.
THINK ABOUT IT : still your
one and only love
guru: WITTY
God bless us, God bless Uniabuja...

The House of
Representatives yesterday
summoned Minister of
Education Professor
Rukayyatu Rufai over the
planned conduct of computer based test for
the 2013 unified tertiary
matriculation examination
by the Joint Admission
Matriculation and
Examination Board (JAMB). Adopting a motion on
matters of urgent public
importance sponsored by
Rep. Ali Madaki (PDP,
Kano), the House directed
the education ministry and JAMB to suspend the
computer based test
planned for April this year
and revert back to the use
of old existing centres and
the new secondary schools constructed by
various arms of
government and allow for
more time to equip these
schools with necessary
infrastructure conduct computer test.
The House also summoned
Rukayyatu and the JAMB
Registrar to appear before
the House committee on
education to among other things explain the "reason
behind the policy
somersault that led to
change in takes off of the
policy from 2015 to 2013;
the law that empowers JAMB to contract out the
conduct of examination to
private firms? And who
are these firms." In his
motion, Rep. Madaki said
that JAMB had fixed the year 2015 as the terminal
year to end its paper and
pencil based examination
as stated by the minister
Professor Rukayyatu
Rufa'i in November 2012 but "JAMB has now
somersaulted and resolves
to start computer based
test on 27th April 2013."
He argued that "the vexed
question is how many secondary schools are
equipped with computers.
Alarmed there is no clear
cut modus operandi for
the computer based test
method because JAMB itself lacks the competence
and facilities to conduct
the examinations, hence
JAMB has contracted
private firm to conduct the
computer based test (CBT) ?
According to him, "the
ripples effect has led
massive reduction of
examination centres
despite increased in schools, closure of several
registration centres in
states like Bauchi, Bayelsa,
Kano, Benue, Cross Rivers,
FCT, Kaduna, Katsina
thereby leading to the disfranchisement of many
candidates that would
have take the exams."
so those of u havin high JAMB SCORE hope dey dis year. 9ja no dey carry last

@ Daramola.mercy. Send me ur Jamb serial number & Pin validation scratch kad... Send it 2me

see onyinbo too dey do error for english language... Is dat suppose to b laptop or ground,floor & earth top.I prefer it to be called earth top...

THIS IS TO INFORM ALL THE ASPIRANT & THOSE THAT HAVE BEING OFFERED ADMISSION BY JAMB INTO UNIABUJA...
DON'T DULL OH...
UNIABUJA STUDENT WILL BE HOT ON D NEW INTAKE STUDENT..PLS, BE VERY CAREFUL WITH D STUDENT U WILL BE MEETING THERE. Boys are not smilling.(afta 3months break)...they must survive... Some pple especially guys are fond of... If a lecturer tell us to buy HANDOUT. Instead of evry1 to protest for d price.. U see ungratefull student immediately opening their wallet immediately payin for handout...abeg be careful wit ur money oh... We are watching u oh

GREATEST NIGERIA STUDENT... GREAT... UNIABUJA QUATER.....
THIS IS TO WISH D ASPIRANT AND WELL WISHERS OF UNIABUJA A FAST TRACK ADMISSION...aMEN...
IF U ARE ADMITTED INTO MATHEMATICS...
Follow me on 2go...francis6781...

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IT WAS HEARD THAT THERE WILL BE A MEETING TODAY...THE MEETING WAS ON A GOOD SHAPE...FROM THE RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE MEETING HELD 2DAY IN ABUJA... DIS IS NO RUMOURS... I WAS THERE... UNIABUJA RESUMES 11TH FEBUARY... DIS S NO RUMOUR... CALL ME FOR MORE INFO..
FRANCIS: 07037169000 / 08182976008...
OR FOLLOW ME ON 2GO... Francis6781...
THANK YOU... Abeg all those pple weh dey ask prove then call me or come abuja

[b][/b]The University Of
Abuja: A Glorified
Secondary School .the University of Abuja
was founded on the first
of January 1988 by a
military decree for it to run
fulltime and part time
programmes for both regular and long distance
courses. Unfortunately,
UNIABUJA has failed
woefully in meeting
academic standards
expected of a Federal University.
It is on record that the
university has one of the
lowest number of
employed lecturers with
some departments having just three lecturers and
many of the courses not
properly run. Many state
universities actually
happen to be much better
in terms of academic programmes and
infrastructure. Till date,
the University continues to
operate from its
temporary site and there is
no sign that it will soon move on to its permanent
site. The learning
environment is not
stimulating, management
practice is unprofessional,
and Lectures are NEPA- like; on and off.
This background informed
the reasoning behind the
Federal Minister of
Education, Professor
Ruquayaat Rufai's decision to intervene. This
intervention took the
shape of an order that
certain courses being
offered by the University
including Medicine and Electrical Engineering be
removed from the course
list.
Some locals describe the
university as a glorified
secondary school with corrupt and poorly
qualified lecturers acting
as the heads of this so
called higher learning
institution. Admission into
the University is controversial and
seriously compromised by
various corrupt elements.
“It is a cash and carry
situation, once you have
your cash you can buy admission into the school”
said one respondent who
didn’t want to be named.
Whatever the case, it might
be safe to conclude that
UNIABUJA just like many of her sister universities is
living to her true status as
a “glorified secondary
school” due to the poor
quality of programmes
they run. Of all places, a glorified secondary school
is not fitting for the
nation’s capital and it
seems the Minister
understands this. The
implication is clear due to the cancellation of those
particular courses and
transfer of affected
students to other
universities.
It is obvious UNIABUJA is not a fully fledged
university yet and the
future of Nigerian youths
cannot be sacrificed for
cheap gain. What is at
stake here is not just the reputation of this
University, but the
standard and integrity of
the Nigerian University
system as a whole. The
sooner something is done about it, the better.
Some students of the
university who embarked
on a peaceful protest to
the Minister’s office
lamented that their plight in the university will only
worsen if the proposed
courses are scrapped
although they admitted
that the University is a
serious write off. One of them openly said her
friends laugh at her for
attending the university
and that she is ashamed to
tell people openly about
the School she attends. The spotlight is on the Ministry
of Education to solve this
crisis in Nigerian Education
reflected in the University
of Abuja. The future of
our youth should not be made to suffer due to the
failings of our public
institutions...The University Of
Abuja: A Glorified
Secondary School by Abujafood : 11:48am On Jan 28 The University of Abuja
was founded on the first
of January 1988 by a
military decree for it to run
fulltime and part time
programmes for both regular and long distance
courses. Unfortunately,
UNIABUJA has failed
woefully in meeting
academic standards
expected of a Federal University.
It is on record that the
university has one of the
lowest number of
employed lecturers with
some departments having just three lecturers and
many of the courses not
properly run. Many state
universities actually
happen to be much better
in terms of academic programmes and
infrastructure. Till date,
the University continues to
operate from its
temporary site and there is
no sign that it will soon move on to its permanent
site. The learning
environment is not
stimulating, management
practice is unprofessional,
and Lectures are NEPA- like; on and off.
This background informed
the reasoning behind the
Federal Minister of
Education, Professor
Ruquayaat Rufai's decision to intervene. This
intervention took the
shape of an order that
certain courses being
offered by the University
including Medicine and Electrical Engineering be
removed from the course
list.
Some locals describe the
university as a glorified
secondary school with corrupt and poorly
qualified lecturers acting
as the heads of this so
called higher learning
institution. Admission into
the University is controversial and
seriously compromised by
various corrupt elements.
“It is a cash and carry
situation, once you have
your cash you can buy admission into the school”
said one respondent who
didn’t want to be named.
Whatever the case, it might
be safe to conclude that
UNIABUJA just like many of her sister universities is
living to her true status as
a “glorified secondary
school” due to the poor
quality of programmes
they run. Of all places, a glorified secondary school
is not fitting for the
nation’s capital and it
seems the Minister
understands this. The
implication is clear due to the cancellation of those
particular courses and
transfer of affected
students to other
universities.
It is obvious UNIABUJA is not a fully fledged
university yet and the
future of Nigerian youths
cannot be sacrificed for
cheap gain. What is at
stake here is not just the reputation of this
University, but the
standard and integrity of
the Nigerian University
system as a whole. The
sooner something is done about it, the better.
Some students of the
university who embarked
on a peaceful protest to
the Minister’s office
lamented that their plight in the university will only
worsen if the proposed
courses are scrapped
although they admitted
that the University is a
serious write off. One of them openly said her
friends laugh at her for
attending the university
and that she is ashamed to
tell people openly about
the School she attends. The spotlight is on the Ministry
of Education to solve this
crisis in Nigerian Education
reflected in the University
of Abuja. The future of
our youth should not be made to suffer due to the
failings of our public
institutions...

Its been two months and
five days since the
students of University of
Abuja were
unceremoniously asked to
go home and the University was shut down
due to student unrest over
students protest as to the
non-accreditation of
certain courses. It would
be the second time in 2012 alone that the institution
would be shut down over
the same issue. Now, we
are in the last days
January 2013, the school is
yet to re-open and worst of all, there is no word
from school authorities as
to any date of resumption,
let alone exams.
The protests which began
on Monday, 19th November 2012, which
was the scheduled date for
the commencement of the
University's second
semester exams, was
ignited mainly by aggrieved students of the
Faculty of Engineering due
to non-accreditation of the
engineering courses which
has been ignored for long.
The protest began on the main campus and quickly
spread to the mini-campus
in Gwagwalada where
other students joined in,
lamenting over poor
learning conditions and infrastructure.
These protests continued
the next day, with the
students barricading the
Lokoja-Abuja
expressway. Security operatives had to be called
in to take charge of the
situation, and on the 21st
of November 2012, the
school was shutdown by a
circular from the office of the University's Registrar.
Members of the Nigerian
Army were then called in
to evict the students out of
the hostels, having them
scampering away in different directions, with
two cases of female
students being beaten
mercilessly by the soldiers.
University of Abuja turned
25 on January 1st, 2013, but it is sad to say that the
deplorable state and the
latest trouble beguiling the
institution is hardly
anything to roll out the
drums to celebrate a silver jubilee. Burdened by the
constant strikes, both
internal and general, mal-
administration, and
inadequate monitoring,
the institution has known little or no development in
its 25-year existence.
Unfortunately, the
students have been the
ones to bear the brunt of
such mis-governance. In an attempt to lessen this,
the students of University
of Abuja took to Social
Media Network - Twitter
to raise these long-
unanswered questions. The aim of these visibly
aggrieved students was to
tweet about the apparent
aimlessness of the
University, ask for precise
dates of resumption and 2nd semester exams for
the 2011/2012 academic
year and generally, not to
be taken for granted.
UnibujaInPeril and constant mentions of (Special Adviser to the
President on New Media),
Reuben Abati and Federal
Ministry of Information, their goal was clear; to get
their voices heard and to
get the ear of the
government.
Tweets like:
"I have slept 30years worth of sleep from
December till date, thanks
to Unibuja...I don tire #
UnibujaInPeril"
"1 word: FRUSTRATED. 1
slogan: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. 1 Wish: TO SEE A BETTER
UNIABUJA. Is that too
much to ask? #
UnibujaInPeril
"We fight for Admission,
fight for seats, fight for grades, now we are
fighting to continue
fighting. #UnibujaInPeril
"We are tired of being left
in the 'Streets', we want to
be in our lecture rooms!!! #UnibujaInPeril"
These students have
suffered for too long.
They were driven out like
refugees from their
hostels by soldiers, not because they were being
naughty, but because they
were not given their bread
and they asked for it.
This today is the plight of
Students of the University of Abuja. We want to go
back to school, we want to
have a better education,
we DO NOT want our
futures consumed in this
idle stay at home. Let The Government Come
To Our Rescue.Thank youIts been two months and
five days since the
students of University of
Abuja were
unceremoniously asked to
go home and the University was shut down
due to student unrest over
students protest as to the
non-accreditation of
certain courses. It would
be the second time in 2012 alone that the institution
would be shut down over
the same issue. Now, we
are in the last days
January 2013, the school is
yet to re-open and worst of all, there is no word
from school authorities as
to any date of resumption,
let alone exams.
The protests which began
on Monday, 19th November 2012, which
was the scheduled date for
the commencement of the
University's second
semester exams, was
ignited mainly by aggrieved students of the
Faculty of Engineering due
to non-accreditation of the
engineering courses which
has been ignored for long.
The protest began on the main campus and quickly
spread to the mini-campus
in Gwagwalada where
other students joined in,
lamenting over poor
learning conditions and infrastructure.
These protests continued
the next day, with the
students barricading the
Lokoja-Abuja
expressway. Security operatives had to be called
in to take charge of the
situation, and on the 21st
of November 2012, the
school was shutdown by a
circular from the office of the University's Registrar.
Members of the Nigerian
Army were then called in
to evict the students out of
the hostels, having them
scampering away in different directions, with
two cases of female
students being beaten
mercilessly by the soldiers.
University of Abuja turned
25 on January 1st, 2013, but it is sad to say that the
deplorable state and the
latest trouble beguiling the
institution is hardly
anything to roll out the
drums to celebrate a silver jubilee. Burdened by the
constant strikes, both
internal and general, mal-
administration, and
inadequate monitoring,
the institution has known little or no development in
its 25-year existence.
Unfortunately, the
students have been the
ones to bear the brunt of
such mis-governance. In an attempt to lessen this,
the students of University
of Abuja took to Social
Media Network - Twitter
to raise these long-
unanswered questions. The aim of these visibly
aggrieved students was to
tweet about the apparent
aimlessness of the
University, ask for precise
dates of resumption and 2nd semester exams for
the 2011/2012 academic
year and generally, not to
be taken for granted.
UnibujaInPeril and constant mentions of (Special Adviser to the
President on New Media),
Reuben Abati and Federal
Ministry of Information, their goal was clear; to get
their voices heard and to
get the ear of the
government.
Tweets like:
"I have slept 30years worth of sleep from
December till date, thanks
to Unibuja...I don tire #
UnibujaInPeril"
"1 word: FRUSTRATED. 1
slogan: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. 1 Wish: TO SEE A BETTER
UNIABUJA. Is that too
much to ask? #
UnibujaInPeril
"We fight for Admission,
fight for seats, fight for grades, now we are
fighting to continue
fighting. #UnibujaInPeril
"We are tired of being left
in the 'Streets', we want to
be in our lecture rooms!!! #UnibujaInPeril"
These students have
suffered for too long.
They were driven out like
refugees from their
hostels by soldiers, not because they were being
naughty, but because they
were not given their bread
and they asked for it.
This today is the plight of
Students of the University of Abuja. We want to go
back to school, we want to
have a better education,
we DO NOT want our
futures consumed in this
idle stay at home. Let The Government Come
To Our Rescue.Thank youIts been two months and
five days since the
students of University of
Abuja were
unceremoniously asked to
go home and the University was shut down
due to student unrest over
students protest as to the
non-accreditation of
certain courses. It would
be the second time in 2012 alone that the institution
would be shut down over
the same issue. Now, we
are in the last days
January 2013, the school is
yet to re-open and worst of all, there is no word
from school authorities as
to any date of resumption,
let alone exams.
The protests which began
on Monday, 19th November 2012, which
was the scheduled date for
the commencement of the
University's second
semester exams, was
ignited mainly by aggrieved students of the
Faculty of Engineering due
to non-accreditation of the
engineering courses which
has been ignored for long.
The protest began on the main campus and quickly
spread to the mini-campus
in Gwagwalada where
other students joined in,
lamenting over poor
learning conditions and infrastructure.
These protests continued
the next day, with the
students barricading the
Lokoja-Abuja
expressway. Security operatives had to be called
in to take charge of the
situation, and on the 21st
of November 2012, the
school was shutdown by a
circular from the office of the University's Registrar.
Members of the Nigerian
Army were then called in
to evict the students out of
the hostels, having them
scampering away in different directions, with
two cases of female
students being beaten
mercilessly by the soldiers.
University of Abuja turned
25 on January 1st, 2013, but it is sad to say that the
deplorable state and the
latest trouble beguiling the
institution is hardly
anything to roll out the
drums to celebrate a silver jubilee. Burdened by the
constant strikes, both
internal and general, mal-
administration, and
inadequate monitoring,
the institution has known little or no development in
its 25-year existence.
Unfortunately, the
students have been the
ones to bear the brunt of
such mis-governance. In an attempt to lessen this,
the students of University
of Abuja took to Social
Media Network - Twitter
to raise these long-
unanswered questions. The aim of these visibly
aggrieved students was to
tweet about the apparent
aimlessness of the
University, ask for precise
dates of resumption and 2nd semester exams for
the 2011/2012 academic
year and generally, not to
be taken for granted.
UnibujaInPeril and constant mentions of (Special Adviser to the
President on New Media),
Reuben Abati and Federal
Ministry of Information, their goal was clear; to get
their voices heard and to
get the ear of the
government.
Tweets like:
"I have slept 30years worth of sleep from
December till date, thanks
to Unibuja...I don tire #
UnibujaInPeril"
"1 word: FRUSTRATED. 1
slogan: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. 1 Wish: TO SEE A BETTER
UNIABUJA. Is that too
much to ask? #
UnibujaInPeril
"We fight for Admission,
fight for seats, fight for grades, now we are
fighting to continue
fighting. #UnibujaInPeril
"We are tired of being left
in the 'Streets', we want to
be in our lecture rooms!!! #UnibujaInPeril"
These students have
suffered for too long.
They were driven out like
refugees from their
hostels by soldiers, not because they were being
naughty, but because they
were not given their bread
and they asked for it.
This today is the plight of
Students of the University of Abuja. We want to go
back to school, we want to
have a better education,
we DO NOT want our
futures consumed in this
idle stay at home. Let The Government Come
To Our Rescue.Thank you

most of u pple on nairaland are all fools, they are talking something serious. U re talkin boko haram... Even if afta givin u d source of it... U stil dey talk nonsence... Abeg nigerians most of una mumu... Depe

all of una just dey talk.. If we take a gud look @most of u age, u're just 22 or less than. Only if u know dat u're just spoiling d name uniabuja & nairaland as a whole... Just give dem information... I hope most of u will & its a must because u work 4it Gained ur admission.. Amen..
Pls,lets jus b considerate here,i dnt want a situation whereby most of una go get admission na d same fight on dis thread una go kum dey fight 4 uniabuja oh. Abeg oh.
My 1st day on dis thread i told u pple dat uniabuja gave me admission to study mathematics but i choose computer science... My brodas & sistas abeg if dem give u any course to study dnt look twice,jus accept it even if nah criminology or wateva...no b wetin u study 4 naija u go use get work.. My broda nah engineerin he read but na bank he dey work... Make we no prolong issue here.
Greatest uniabuja student... Great

SEE ALL OF UNA HEAD COINJOINED TOGETHER.. IF PPLE RICH UNA GO COMPLAIN, POOR UNA GO STILL DEY YAB DEM. OW MANY OF UNA PAPA KITCHEN REACH LIKE HIM OWN.... Abeg chop My money just like onyinye & takre away my heart by senior rita but do me as i do u oh. God no go vex

all dis UNIABUJA new student... Ow una dey.. Say na una dem want to give admission...ahah. Una dey this thread dey fight,abuse,insult..even if una see bottle una go break pple head.chaaii,i go tell prof. adelabu... Abeg make una behave oh.. I wish all of una weh neva get admission gud luck & success... Abeg if u dey lagos or sango-otta... Add me on 2go make we hook up & how we go do d HOSTEL ACCOMODATION... 07037169000... Any mathematics student in d house.holla me

all of u 4rm d top page are just parrabulating... D operation s goin 2 b successful, easy, money, av u 4gotten dey are goin 2b separated 4rm d abdomen wit a sharp stencil... Oh God! We neva pray 4 it,but u put urself in dat condition...
GOD give life.. Just let us pray 4dem...

[b][/b][s][/s]mayb by january2013, he wil say he wants to step down, buy airoplane,private jet, just as d vice president lodge s 15bn dat means GEJ wil be 30bn ;Dmayb by january2013, he wil say he wants to step down, buy airoplane,private jet, just as d vice president lodge s 15bn dat means GEJ wil be 30bn

[quote author=witty]Hi peepz uniabuja gave me2 admission last sunday..Check.25876660ja....mathematics....holla me@07037169000/ or add me on 2go { francis6781 }