danox: Thanks be unto God for his unspeakable gift,Kofa has finally confirmed my admission into Medicine And Surgery

welcome broda. #Team MBBS

ablejoe: Odizeey, u no serious o cos i dey party they type while i dey discuss. Yeye boy B-)

☺k o

if you admitted into pharmacy, school fees is 49500. 11 courses first semester and 12 second semester. prepare your mind
if someone has information on acceptance fee, I will love to hear

mgcleo: if you admitted into pharmacy, school fees is 49500. 11 courses first semester and 12 second semester. prepare your mind
if someone has information on acceptance fee, I will love to hear

not yet out

odizeey: not yet out

thanks

mgcleo: thanks

welcome,y u no dey ans my greeting,u go just shout my name run

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gud 2 hear... sister me dey fine here....api Boxing day..

danox: Thanks be unto God for his unspeakable gift,Kofa has finally confirmed my admission into Medicine And Surgery

congratulations dearie...
What about @Lamuel? Haven't heard from him for a while....

what is happening. our sister site is carrying some kind of information I don't understand. someone should help out

mgcleo: what is happening. our sister site is carrying some kind of information I don't understand. someone should help out

u no go ask me,u go dey smart

odizeey: u no go ask me,u go dey smart

odizeey!! OK give Mr your mobile number

@STORM 2 thanks a lot.How are you doing?

STORM2:
congratulations dearie...
What about @Lamuel? Haven't heard from him for a while....

mgcleo: odizeey!! OK give Mr your mobile number

ok 08096294786. Das my wts app too

danox: @STORM 2 thanks a lot.How are you doing?

I'm aiit oh. Just waiting patiently for next year

Good morning.....v u guys visited www.unibenblog.com for the latest gist about the online clearance? M sure u would get help on how to go about it there!

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Thursday, 26 December 2013
GODWIN TOGAN at 15:23
CHAINS: The Fear Street Gunfight.
'' I am on a mission to never forget 3000 people I
have never met
We want some answers and all that we get
Some kind of shit about a terrorist threat
Lies lies lies lies lies lies''
-Ministry
***
Fear Street's actually Fia Street, but people have
been pronouncing it that way for so long that it
stuck. I grew up right in the middle of Fear Street, my
older brother Obinna and I stepping over broken
bottles, used condoms, cigarette stubs and beer cans
when we walked home from school. The smell of
urine, unease and depression hanging over our heads
like a jinx.
The houses on Fear Street were low cost, run down
and very overcrowded apartments with face-me
rooms standing side by side along passages so
narrow neighbours often collided in the dark when
NEPA was at it for the zillionth time. There was a
common joke in Fear Street: weather report for
tonight: dark.
We moved to Fear Street after my father was killed
by a hit and run barely two months after getting the
new job he spent forty days fasting for.
'' God has really got a twisted sense of humour,''
mama had said that day. But there was no bitterness
in her voice, only a certain resignation. A
shoulderless shrug.
The first thing you learn when you move into Fear
Street is that it was home to the Chain Gang. The
second thing you learn when you move into Fear
Street is never wear a chain, unless you want to get
beaten, mugged have it snatched off your neck. The
story was told of a dude who came from America and
was visiting some old friends in Fear Street. He had a
rolex, cornrows and a whooping eight chains. The
Chain Gang Soldiers-as they called themselves-
ambushed him in broad day light and stripped him of
everything, even his silver earrings.
What they didn't know was the dude was a friend to
Mamba Jack, the most feared cultist this side of
heaven. The next day, six men in motorbikes rode
round Fear Street, their guns thundering vicious
death rattles on anyone they found on the street with
a chain around his neck. The Chain Gang leader had
to sue for peace with thousands of naira.
My worst memory of Fear Street was the December
26, Boxing day gunfight. That took place after we had
been in Fear Street for six years. By then, I was done
with secondary school and teaching in an
unregistered private school three streets away, my
mother still worked a 9 to 8 job in a hospital while
my older brother walked the streets, his muscles
swollen from the hours lifting weights, his head
shaved, dark glasses on his face and on his neck, a
whooping six chains.
I don't know when he joined the gang. I guess we
were not close enough for me to notice the changes. I
just woke one morning to find mama shouting at my
brother, her voice bouncing off the walls angrily, its
echo a ricochet of panic, fear and disappointment.
My brother stood with that bored and Bleep-you-too
stance of his. Hand in pocket, other hand patting
back a yawn, foot tapping the floor, eyes scanning
the room, everything except the yelling woman with
glasses and a grey head still full of hair.
'' What do you think you are doing! '' mama
screamed. '' God, what sort of idiot did I bring up?
What good will those riffraffs bring you apart from
nails for your coffin? Can you see your life? After all I
went through to give you an education, you want to
throw everything away by joining a gang of fools who
die with their shoes on? Eh? What is in it for you?
Answer me, Obinna!''
I wished I could speak up, to answer for him. To tell
her it was all about three things; power, respect and
guts. My brother probably felt the same way all the
boys growing up in Fear Street did. He needed to
earn some respect, he needed to be feared. To walk
the streets knowing he couldn't be touched. That he
was covered by the immunity of the gang.
Instead I watched him storm out suddenly, his feet
hitting the ground as if his anger was fierce enough
to cause an earthquake.
Mama put her hands on her head and started to wail.
I closed my eyes and feigned sleep.
The next I saw Obinna would be inside his casket in
church as the priest delivered some nonsense
eulogy.
He died with his shoes on .
Sometimes I thought of it and wondered if mama
hadn't killed him with that curse she didn't even
know was a curse till it leaped from the sulphuric
void it had been in and fastened its fangs on my
brother's jugular.
My brother was killed in the Boxing day gunfight that
would become a legend in Fear Street because it was
that gunfight that broke the myth of the Chain Gang
invisibility, freed the youths from ten years of
oppression. It was the gunfight that brought in a new
order, the Bayawe Bullets who would rule the street
for thirty-seven years.
The previous Christmas, my brother had followed
some of the Chain Gang Soldiers to a party at a club
some streets away. Sometime later in the party, one
of the top guns in the gang had spotted a girl he was
interested in dancing with another dude. He went
over and whispered something into the boy's ears.
The boy stopped dancing, looked at him funny then
shrugged and resumed dancing. The Chain Gang
dude walked away to join his boys.
Later that night, they jumped the guy as he saw the
girl off. They beat him so bad he had severe
concussions and required thirty-six stitches in the
face. And typical of the normal Chain Gang
behaviour, the girl was subject to an ordeal that left
her traumatised for a long, long while.
Unfortunately for them, the girl's ex boyfriend was
Mamba Jack himself.
The next day, the hitmen in motorbikes came again.
But word had gone round and the Chain Gang were
waiting for them. Only this time, it wasn't just six
men with pistols. It was a whooping twenty nine gun-
toting goons with blood in their eyes and murder on
their minds.
I heard the sounds of the fighting from the comfort of
our tiny room. My ears hurt as gunshots thundered
over and over. I think one or two had a shotgun. The
way a shotgun sounds could make God sue for an
infringement of thundering rights.
Someone later told me that the Chain Gang had been
overwhelmed by the superior firepower of their
opponents and my brother was shot at the back of
the neck as he ran from his pursuers. I felt numb
when I heard the news and mama cried softly.
We moved from Fear Street six months later, I guess
the memory was just too much for us to handle. I
couldn't look at a chain and not think of him. I
noticed mama doesn't even wear jewelleries
anymore.
Sometimes, as I put on my shoes, preparing to go
out, I would see Obinna's face with that mean mug
expression. I would think of mama saying of the
Chain Gang, They die with their shoes on. And I
would ponder, I would wonder if things might have
turned out differently if she hadn't said these words.
E.H. David.

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Alas! Uniben denied me admission into college of medicine by gathering enough courage to display "not admitted" on kofa site with my 78% score.
To Danox and Lamuel, I wish u d best....my only regret is not d denial of admission with that score buh me not being able to be in same class with these two guys and the elegant Storm!



Merry Xmas to y'all

Pascalbaba: Alas! Uniben denied me admission into college of medicine by gathering enough courage to display "not admitted" on kofa site with my 78% score.
To Danox and Lamuel, I wish u d best....my only regret is not d denial of admission with that score buh me not being able to be in same class with these two guys and the elegant Storm!



Merry Xmas to y'all

Bro, were you given admission when you checked jambs website?

rationalmind:

Bro, were you given admission when you checked jambs website?

No! I was only hoping Uniben's kofa site wil offer me admission considering my score

Pascalbaba: Alas! Uniben denied me admission into college of medicine by gathering enough courage to display "not admitted" on kofa site with my 78% score.
To Danox and Lamuel, I wish u d best....my only regret is not d denial of admission with that score buh me not being able to be in same class with these two guys and the elegant Storm!



Merry Xmas to y'all

please did u also apply 4 UI??

Good morning every1, a merry Christmas & a prosperous new year to u all. Plis I nid to get dis info from those admitted 4 MBBS. What's d cut off?? Post DE score

@Pascalbaba do not be discouraged because God makes all things beautiful in His time.Don't give up on your dream and I assure you that very soon,it will become a tangible reality for you.Stay determined and motivated!

@MZflexydeeva,I do not know the cut off point that was used for the DE admission into Medicine.But one thing seems common to those of us admitted and that is we all have 2.1 in our first degrees.I scored 79% in the PUDE screening

danox: @MZflexydeeva,I do not know the cut off point that was used for the DE admission into Medicine.But one thing seems common to those of us admitted and that is we all have 2.1 in our first degrees.I scored 79% in the PUDE screening

I wish I knw d cut-off mark as well bcuz someone had 78 and was admitted, d funniest tin is dat I av 2.1 as well, 4.25 out of 5...I'm off it tho

Mzflexydeeva: please did u also apply 4 UI??

Lol...yeah I did, applied wit BSc Microbiology had 4.25 outta 5 buh wasn't admitted. I do c u on d thread tho, did u apply 4 mbbs in UI as well?

Pascalbaba,I am dumbstruck to hear this.By all standards you really merit this admission O.What could have gone wrong?I applied to UI last year but was denied admission also.I just decided to come back home and God's grace perfected everything.I think UI prefers A level.My CGPA is 4:27 on a scale of 5 and I was also not admitted.Na dat time I take no say na God dey give person admission

Pascalbaba:

I wish I knw d cut-off mark as well bcuz someone had 78 and was admitted, d funniest tin is dat I av 2.1 as well, 4.25 out of 5...I'm off it tho

danox: @MZflexydeeva,I do not know the cut off point that was used for the DE admission into Medicine.But one thing seems common to those of us admitted and that is we all have 2.1 in our first degrees.I scored 79% in the PUDE screening

interesting, thanks. I have a 2.1 in biochemistry from UNIBEN. What skol did u finish from?

Pascalbaba:

I wish I knw d cut-off mark as well bcuz someone had 78 and was admitted, d funniest tin is dat I av 2.1 as well, 4.25 out of 5...I'm off it tho

which skol did u finish from?

Pascalbaba:

Lol...yeah I did, applied wit BSc Microbiology had 4.25 outta 5 buh wasn't admitted. I do c u on d thread tho, did u apply 4 mbbs in UI as well?

yea I applied for UI but not UNIBEN. If u applied for both UI & UNIBEN it means u got 2jamb forms. Do u tink dat may have had any role to play in u nt bin admitted cos ur pude score & cgpa r on d high side

I graduated from OAU,Ife

Mzflexydeeva: interesting, thanks. I have a 2.1 in biochemistry from UNIBEN. What skol did u finish from?