kongru:
No

Not my whatsapp

let's chat on whatsapp,send me your whatsapp number

kongru:

Squat at Jaja. call 07019346161

is this also your whatsapp number

ChuckKingston:
mine is jaja hall, so what did you think can be done

don't know,looking for someone to squat me

ChuckKingston:
Please I've not been able to reserve space in my hall since, it's still saying no space available yet, please does any one have any idea as to what is going on, and I heard lecture has started, please guys I need to be sure of these things cos[b] I live far[/b]

same problem bro........wats your hall of residence

labodinho:
No scratch.
Follow this link to check procedure.
http://unilaglabodinho.com/unilag-gist/how-to-apply-for-bed-space/

Its not the same for freshmen

bolaji3071:
about The Sif, None Of Us In Chemistry Department Own Has Been Signed, It's Gonna Be Signed On The Final Enrollment Day I Think. And It Is Your Course Adviser That Is Gonna Do The Facaulty And Departmental Reg For You.

I have registered for my course,hope no problems,and he will have to sign my course registration form and I choosed only the compulsory courses which are 19 unit,hope no p

bolaji3071:
You will pay the facaulty, department fee, ulsaa and unilag mobile service fee in cash while you are gonna have to pay the wapic insurance in the school access bank.

Should we meet the course adviser to sign our sif,even if we registered our course before meeting him?and are we to meet him after faculty and departmental registration?

bolaji3071:
thats My Department . You Are Going To Pay A Total Of 14,850 For The Facaulty And Deparmental Reg. 10k To The Facaulty, 2k For ULSSA, 2k For The Department, 350 For Wapic Insurance And 500 For Unilag Mobile Service. Did Mine Yesterday, It Was Damn Stressful.

Did you pay the money in cash for the faculty and departmental,ulssa or to bank,and where did you pay the Unilag mobile service and wapic insurance to?
l

Pls after my screening can I pay for faculty/department fee immediately, and if so how is the process and how much is it for faculty of science/department of chemistry...... thanks in advance. labodinho

Whats next for supp list candidate…
And why is jamb saying I must change my course b4 printing my admission letter

bolaji3071:



You have been added

Pls add me 09037577565

carolope:

Michael, not yet.

what was on the website when you checked mine

kennynelcon:
not yet

pls help me check mine 66492788JG

carolope:

Emmanuel, not posted yet!!!

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President Barack Obama gives a fist bump to a baby during a U.S. Embassy meet and greet at the Ritz-Carlton in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. April 27, 2014. (Official White House)

President Barack Obama walks with Lincoln Rose Pierce Smith, the daughter of former Deputy Press Secretary Jamie Smith, in the Oval Office. April 4, 2014. (Official White House)

President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden participate in a "Let's Move!" video taping on the Colonnade of the White House. February 21, 2014. (Official White House)

Today,President Obama is celebrating his 53rd
birthday.




President Barack Obama talks with 2013 NBA Champion Miami Heat players Dwyane Wade, left, and LeBron James in the Blue Room prior to a ceremony honoring the team on winning their second straight Championship title, in the East Room of the White House. January 14, 2014. (Official White House)

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the
appointment of the Executive Vice Chairman of
ExxonMobil Africa, Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, to head Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation
(NNPC). Kachiku is expected to take over from from
Joseph Darwa at the NNPC headquarters in Abuja
around 3:00 PM Nigerian time.

www.saharareporters.com/2015/08/04/president-buhari-appoints-exxonmobil-vice-chair-head-nigerias-petroleum-corporation

In a statement released yesterday by Senior Special
Assistant to President Buhari on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, President Buhari yesterday ordered the National Planning Commission to go back to the drawing board and produce the framework for the 2016 national budget that will reduce recurrent expenditure and prioritize developmental projects.

Shehu said the President gave the order after
receiving a briefing from the Executive Secretary of
the commission, Dr. Bassey Akpanyung, at the
Presidential Villa, Abuja.

He said the President told Akpanyung and the
directors of the NPC that capital projects must now
be given priority because Nigeria cannot achieve real development without adequate investment in capital and infrastructural projects.

“In carrying out its role in surveillance of the
economy, review and appraisal of policies, the
commission should devise a plan for a
realignment of the budget so that capital projects
can be really prioritised,” the President directed.

The executive secretary of the NPC had informed the President that Nigeria’s planning system was beset by many challenges. These challenges, he said, included the non-alignment of national plans with the annual budget and inadequate capacity in the departments of planning, research and statistics in the various government ministries.

He said the commission was in the process of
developing a medium term plan.

“Of course, we sought the President’s support for
the articulation and finalisation of that document
because his pronouncement on it will assist us in
rapidly doing so.

“Planning, like I said, will make it effective from
2016 to 2019.

“So, we should be working very seriously to pick
out the elements that will form the document.

“The core areas: security, the areas of
diversification, the area of restabilising the polity,
the micro economic situations that are going to
be addressed.

“Of course, we can’t forget the issues of
unemployment and agric in the real sectors.
These are the areas that will drive and ensure
that the employment situation is improved upon
and that will reduce the poverty level,” he added.

He captioned it


''It was the year 1998.
The end of the beginning.
Can't remember why we were not smiling.''

Mi wife is coming soon

The Ogun State Governor,Ibikunle Amosun, says he has ordered the immediate payment of about 500 million Naria the state owes the West African Examination Council (WAEC).

www.channelstv.com/2015/07/29/amosun-orders-payment-of-500-million-naira-waec-debt/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
The most stupid decision ever made by CBN Governor is to deny access to Foreign Exchange to items not exclusive to import list.

If the items are imported legally to Nigeria after getting the Forex through Bureau de change, the cost will still be transferred to consumers and the attendant inflation tripled.

Its crazy!!!

slimbless:
Na wa o. That small Mark of Facebook sef dey there.
Father Lord, please bless me real quick

Amen,with fasting

more.

These power couples are so rich they make Jay Z & Beyonce look like poor people in comparison. List courtesy of CNN Money.

shachris02:
old pix

Go there now,u will know that its true

Nigeria spent a total of N1.18 trillion (about
$7.4 billion) on the importation of toothpicks,
fish, milk, textiles, rice and furniture between
2014 and May 2015, it was gathered.
According to figures obtained from the Central
Bank of Nigeria (CBN), fish imports gulped
$1.39 billion while milk and rice imports
accounted for $1.33 billion and $51 million
respectively.

These commodities are among 40 items which
were recently included on the list of items
banned from accessing foreign exchange at
the Nigerian Exchange Window by the CBN
partly because of the undue pressure they
exert on the local currency as well as the
economic implication of such imports on the
local industries.

CBN Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, had
contended that restricting selected item from
accessing forex had become inevitable in
order to reduce pressure on external reserves
which had seen drastic decline as the apex
bank has had to utilise it to defend the naira
following the volatility in the oil market.
He further argued that the new forex
restriction was needed to sustain the stability
of the exchange market as well as facilitate the
resuscitation of domestic industries and
improve employment generation.

According to figures obtained from the apex
regulatory body, a total sum of $998 million
had already been spent on the importation of
six items between January and May 2015.

A breakdown of the figures showed that fish
importation accounted for $374.04 million;
rice-$220.3 million; toothpick-$1.32 million;
milk–$375.67 million; furniture-$20.39 million
and textiles which accounted for $6.49 million
within the first five months of the year. In total
the sum of $2.73 billion was spent on CBN
excluded items in the period in review.

Emefiele’s recent policy restrictions in the
forex market however appeared to have paid
off given the rise in the country’s external
reserves which had increased to about $31.89
billion in July from about $29 billion.

Many experts have commended the bold
policy initiative by the CBN to sanitise the forex
market – a move which is said to be in tandem
with conscious efforts of President Buhari to
plug all leakages and also install vigilant forex
demand management by CBN.

Citing the challenges occasioned by the steep
fall in international oil prices, which had led to
about 50 per cent drop in foreign earnings and
devaluation of the naira by about 22 per cent,
the CBN governor had lamented the increasing
appetite of Nigerians for all things foreign,
arguing that ‘the time is now ripe for that deep
and honest conversation’ about what Nigerians
really want for their country.

President of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko
Dangote, had described the CBN’s latest
intervention in forex control as appropriate for
the Nigerian economy.

According to him: “We cannot be importing
poverty and exporting jobs.” He said the policy
was bound to encourage his company “to look
inward and massively produce locally to create
jobs for our growing young population.”

Dangote had also cited the ban by the
administration of former President Olusegun
Obasanjo, which created the opportunity for
him to grow his cement business.

He added: “When Obasanjo introduced the
policy, he was massively criticized by
multinationals and the same foreign media.
But today, we are self-sufficient in cement
production.”

Nevertheless, there had been increasing
support and solidarity from several analysts
who believe that the country could only make
sustained progress, create jobs, reduce
unemployment and raise standards of living
only if it takes determined steps towards
producing most of what it needs.

In 2013, total forex spent on recently excluded
items was valued at $3.37 billion. The figure
increased to $6.99 billion in 2014 and $2.73
billion between January and May this year.
The figures further showed that in 2014, fish
importation gulped $1.02 billion while rice
imports accounted for $291 million.
Others include toothpicks – $2.71 million; Milk-$960.7 million; furniture – $63.39 million and
textiles which accounted for $15.51 million.

www.businessnews.com.ng/2015/07/27/nigeria-spent-n1-18tn-on-food-imports-banned-items-in-17-months/?wt=3