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Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by collinselvicz: 10:17am On Nov 16, 2013 |
The word “ALUTA” in the real sense classically means “STRUGGLE”; the word is widely associated with a STRUGGLE for Freedom or LIBERATION of people from any form of Oppression, Repression or Subjugation. ALUTA was a household word used in AFRICA when the generality of the Africans were charting and chanting for freedom from the Colonial Masters during the Colonial Era. The full phrase of the shortened word ALUTA is “ALUTA Continua, Victoria Ascerta”, meaning “The Struggle Continues, Victory is Certain”; which is fashioned after the Portuguese saying: “A luta continua, Vitoria e certa”- The Struggle Continues, Victory is Certain! This compelling theme for the liberation of people was first used by Samora Michael, the Leader of the FRELIMO Movement during the Mozambican war for Independence. Samora Michael used the phrase often to cultivate popular support against the Portuguese Colonial presence. He continued in the usage of the phrase “A luta continua” as an Unofficial National Motto when he became the first President of an Independent Mozambique in 1975. The phrase ‘ALUTA Continua’ was later made popular by the legendary South African songstress, Miriam Makeba in her song titled ‘Aluta Continua’ which she released during the anti-apartheid struggle. The phrase again became associated with the anti-apartheid resistance movement. It has since then never disappeared from public discourse in AFRICA and then spreads widely to every part of the world at large. Besides, in NIGERIA, a country full of Ups and Down entangling struggles for self liberation in all facet of life; “Aluta Continua, Victoria Ascerta” became a regular word used by those who put on the white toga of activism. The phrase ends every Press Releases written by called Comrades whenever there is any course to fight- of course STRUGGLE has always been in Continuance in a country like NIGERIA where citizens seem to be oppressed in one form or the other by a group(s) of people feeding fat on the national cake which ought to sundry on all. ‘ALUTA Continua’ became a general word used by the Nigerian Students, more so, by the Students Revolutionaries, Comrades and Activists. ALUTA Spirit which is the Spirit to fight for ones rights by engaging in peaceful/nonviolent demonstration of an ungodly act by any form of Government became a Spirit inbuilt to Nigerian Students with the belief of “Injury to one is injury to all”. The ALUTA I was made to understand by my father is Students venting their grievances in which they engage in peaceful demonstrations. During his days on campus, well coordinated protests were made and Vandals who planned hijacking the protests and make it violent were severely dealt with by the Comrades leading the protests. Regrettably, the reverse is the case among the contemporary Nigerian Students. They could hardly organize a peaceful mass resistance. Furthermore, ALUTA has been paraphrased and vastly crooked to a violent form as many schools are being shut down whenever Students protest. Increments of School Fees have always been the cause of Nigerian Students rampaging. Embarking on protests to express their displeasure; they’ll take to the streets, make bonfires, barricade the roads, and disrupt vehicular movement for hours. Some vandalizes and destroy properties; many cases have been recorded where angry Students sets fire on buildings and vehicles. Some carts away valuable goods from the shops located along the streets. All these are done in the name of ALUTA. Going on destructive demonstration and stealing in the guise of protest is against the Spirit of ALUTA. In the mission of the Nigerian Policemen to tame the wild Protestants, they then make worse the situation as they many times result to baton charge and fire teargas to disperse the rampaging students. The students in their usual manner start throwing sachets of water, sticks and stones at the policemen. Provokingly, the police then also go riotous by shooting at them. Lives are lost in the process. In “The Politics of Nonviolent Action”; it is made known that the problem with the use of violent confrontation strategies is that they quickly escalate to the point where the parties’ only concerns are victory, vengeance and self-defense. In these cases, the moral arguments of people (Students) who are being unjustly treated become irrelevant. What matters is that they have used violent strategies and their opponent (the Government or School Authority) is, therefore, justified in a violent response. The problem is complicated by the fact that both sides are usually able to argue that the other side started the violence. Violent protests can never provide a means to a secure and peaceful end. Contemporary Nigerian Students fail to understand that non-violent protest is a peaceful way to face an enemy. Fighting for one’s right non-violently helps in not giving the enemy the satisfaction of seeing a weak point and using it against one. It is an advantage of being able to outwit one’s enemy. I personally would never even consider participating in violent protest; I will never be at the forefront of any violent protest where sachets of water, sticks and stones are exchanged for teargas and bullets. Contemporary Nigerian Students never realize that it is only for good to make their grievances known by making a procession peacefully, without any form of violence; with that, the school authority will listen to their demands and still the school will be in session for them to continue their academic studies. Foolishness they bath in, they’ll because of increment of school fee destroy and vandalize properties but later bear the brunt. The school will be shut down and they go home being idle for months; and then come back to pay damages when the school is finally re-opened. They sign undertaken to be of good behaviors. They out of their sheer ignorance make the VC and other affected lecturers rich without knowing, as brand new cars, clothes, shoes and housing are restored, all from the student’s pocket and that increased school fee will not be slashed. Then, the aim of the protest becomes abortive and the protest a futile endeavour.Aluta Continua!The word “ALUTA” in the real sense classically means “STRUGGLE”; the word is widely associated with a STRUGGLE for Freedom or LIBERATION of people from any form of Oppression, Repression or Subjugation. ALUTA was a household word used in AFRICA when the generality of the Africans were charting and chanting for freedom from the Colonial Masters during the Colonial Era. The full phrase of the shortened word ALUTA is “ALUTA Continua, Victoria Ascerta”, meaning “The Struggle Continues, Victory is Certain”; which is fashioned after the Portuguese saying: “A luta continua, Vitoria e certa”- The Struggle Continues, Victory is Certain! This compelling theme for the liberation of people was first used by Samora Michael, the Leader of the FRELIMO Movement during the Mozambican war for Independence. Samora Michael used the phrase often to cultivate popular support against the Portuguese Colonial presence. He continued in the usage of the phrase “A luta continua” as an Unofficial National Motto when he became the first President of an Independent Mozambique in 1975. The phrase ‘ALUTA Continua’ was later made popular by the legendary South African songstress, Miriam Makeba in her song titled ‘Aluta Continua’ which she released during the anti-apartheid struggle. The phrase again became associated with the anti-apartheid resistance movement. It has since then never disappeared from public discourse in AFRICA and then spreads widely to every part of the world at large. Besides, in NIGERIA, a country full of Ups and Down entangling struggles for self liberation in all facet of life; “Aluta Continua, Victoria Ascerta” became a regular word used by those who put on the white toga of activism. The phrase ends every Press Releases written by called Comrades whenever there is any course to fight- of course STRUGGLE has always been in Continuance in a country like NIGERIA where citizens seem to be oppressed in one form or the other by a group(s) of people feeding fat on the national cake which ought to sundry on all. ‘ALUTA Continua’ became a general word used by the Nigerian Students, more so, by the Students Revolutionaries, Comrades and Activists. ALUTA Spirit which is the Spirit to fight for ones rights by engaging in peaceful/nonviolent demonstration of an ungodly act by any form of Government became a Spirit inbuilt to Nigerian Students with the belief of “Injury to one is injury to all”. The ALUTA I was made to understand by my father is Students venting their grievances in which they engage in peaceful demonstrations. During his days on campus, well coordinated protests were made and Vandals who planned hijacking the protests and make it violent were severely dealt with by the Comrades leading the protests. Regrettably, the reverse is the case among the contemporary Nigerian Students. They could hardly organize a peaceful mass resistance. Furthermore, ALUTA has been paraphrased and vastly crooked to a violent form as many schools are being shut down whenever Students protest. Increments of School Fees have always been the cause of Nigerian Students rampaging. Embarking on protests to express their displeasure; they’ll take to the streets, make bonfires, barricade the roads, and disrupt vehicular movement for hours. Some vandalizes and destroy properties; many cases have been recorded where angry Students sets fire on buildings and vehicles. Some carts away valuable goods from the shops located along the streets. All these are done in the name of ALUTA. Going on destructive demonstration and stealing in the guise of protest is against the Spirit of ALUTA. In the mission of the Nigerian Policemen to tame the wild Protestants, they then make worse the situation as they many times result to baton charge and fire teargas to disperse the rampaging students. The students in their usual manner start throwing sachets of water, sticks and stones at the policemen. Provokingly, the police then also go riotous by shooting at them. Lives are lost in the process. In “The Politics of Nonviolent Action”; it is made known that the problem with the use of violent confrontation strategies is that they quickly escalate to the point where the parties’ only concerns are victory, vengeance and self-defense. In these cases, the moral arguments of people (Students) who are being unjustly treated become irrelevant. What matters is that they have used violent strategies and their opponent (the Government or School Authority) is, therefore, justified in a violent response. The problem is complicated by the fact that both sides are usually able to argue that the other side started the violence. Violent protests can never provide a means to a secure and peaceful end. Contemporary Nigerian Students fail to understand that non-violent protest is a peaceful way to face an enemy. Fighting for one’s right non-violently helps in not giving the enemy the satisfaction of seeing a weak point and using it against one. It is an advantage of being able to outwit one’s enemy. I personally would never even consider participating in violent protest; I will never be at the forefront of any violent protest where sachets of water, sticks and stones are exchanged for teargas and bullets. Contemporary Nigerian Students never realize that it is only for good to make their grievances known by making a procession peacefully, without any form of violence; with that, the school authority will listen to their demands and still the school will be in session for them to continue their academic studies. Foolishness they bath in, they’ll because of increment of school fee destroy and vandalize properties but later bear the brunt. The school will be shut down and they go home being idle for months; and then come back to pay damages when the school is finally re-opened. They sign undertaken to be of good behaviors. They out of their sheer ignorance make the VC and other affected lecturers rich without knowing, as brand new cars, clothes, shoes and housing are restored, all from the student’s pocket and that increased school fee will not be slashed. Then, the aim of the protest becomes abortive and the protest a futile endeavour.Aluta Continua! |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Nerosoft19(m): 12:06pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
page 100... I remember awa litu begining. Last year we stopped @ page 49. Oluwa is involved |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Obilouchechukwu: 12:22pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
Whn is abuja gonn be up 4 booking? |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Sylverly(m): 1:31pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
soundtruth:what kind of scores ar ths..i thought in basic,one offers 5 subjects.HOW CM 6 |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Giyerte(m): 1:42pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
Dos that nkuruma extension makes sense |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by ProfChris10(m): 2:31pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
favourd5:Chemical Engineering. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by xpens(m): 2:54pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
xpens: plss soundtruth and otox help me check dis for my frndz in basic bs/12/3025/0015 and bs/12/5570/0018...thankin u in anticipationsoundtruth so u finally didn't check doz 2 for me b4 leaving...noo p bro am takin it in gud faith: |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by soundtruth(m): 5:03pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
Missy4real: @soundtruth pls, my frnd is rili desperate she wnt to knw her stand bt she left her basic id card in her hous in skul xo she cnt remember her number, pls can u check her name Glory Ukazu, Biochemistry deptment. BS/12/5535/0032 16 14 25 20 22 19 FAILED its obvious why she forgot her number |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Tobexin(m): 6:24pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
soundtruth:lolz,,,,oluwa wa |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by crispinkc(m): 6:38pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
Hey guyz itz been a while just dat i hv been busy on ui's thread as u all knw i got admitted into ui dental surgery shout out to oga otokx soundtruth samgreguc tobexin xpens missy4 real nt forgetting prof chris nbright collinselvic and d rest of u guyz keep up d gud work! Page 100 ! 1 Like |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by ellyrichy(m): 6:40pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
soundtruth: Hymn, study to show yourself approved this is what peter wrote to Timothy in the bible. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by otokx(m): 7:26pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
In every thing we give thanks to God for bringing us to this milestone, fellow nairalanders una do well o. 1 Like |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Nobody: 7:29pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
At soundtruth,d basic i knw usually admits few students n more dan half ve been admitted as u said....hp d unit is aware of d mass failure in JAMB ds year n nt 2 gv pple admission n lata forfeiting it 4 dem...resultin 2 HPB.Y ve dy refused 2 use their JAMB scores 2 check those dat crossed 180? Ds will simply prevent unnecessary query 2 d unit n also grief 2 some students.I'm jst sayin ds cos u said "it is assumed dat those admitted passed d national cut-off pt 4 JAMB". Ds issue of JAMB was stated in d brochure.Oya, sir otokx wats ur say on ds? D floor is open..... |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by chocckidd: 7:31pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
yes ooo...page 100 gone |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by otokx(m): 7:34pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
@kyle kent Over a 100 of the basic students admitted already have admission via JAMB in uniport, some 50 others have in other universities so in effect BASIC really did not over admit. For professional courses like dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, nursing and engineering the quotas i guess were strictly maintained so chill. It is however a shame that any student in basic will be unable to get above 180 in JAMB but the university will have a solution to that. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Samgreguc(m): 7:35pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
otokx:Maybe, he would have figured out if it was written as "Csci" |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by otokx(m): 7:38pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
Samgreguc: back in the days when i was an undergraduate in uniport we did a course fortran 77 CSC 280.1 "csc" has always been the course coding for computer science with c for computer and sc for science. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by nbright: 7:39pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
Giyerte: Dos that nkuruma extension makes sensecompared to Aminu Kano hall C, extension makes a whole lotta sense. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Nobody: 8:00pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
Dat criterium dat soundtruth mentioned rili wanna destroy me....in GOD i trust. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by otokx(m): 8:16pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
kyle kent: Dat criterium dat soundtruth mentioned rili wanna destroy me....in GOD i trust. which criteria? |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Nobody: 8:27pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
otokx:If someone gets a high average buh scored low in one of d courses such person wud b dropped. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by otokx(m): 8:40pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
kyle kent: If someone gets a high average buh scored low in one of d courses such person wud b dropped. That has always been the custom; its nothing new. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Samgreguc(m): 8:56pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
otokx:ok sir. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by oprince11: 8:59pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
sound truth pls help me check my brother nd cousin BS/12/3015/0059 elect elect nd BS/12/5555/028 microbiology... soundtruth nd otox m rili scared for dem... God plssssssss |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Onogueks(m): 9:23pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
@Soundtruth please Check UMUNAKWE GOLD AND BLESSING URANTA. both of them are in nursing. i just want to know so that they may go for another alternative if this one didnt work out. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Benjiato(m): 9:42pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
Keep a date with EUREKA 2013-24th November at UST,PH. E-Encountering U-Unlimited R-Resurgence and E-Emancipation because of the K-Knowledge of the A-Anointing from the Almighty. |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Missy4real(f): 10:35pm On Nov 16, 2013 |
Awww too bad |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by Giyerte(m): 6:50am On Nov 17, 2013 |
nbright: compared to Aminu Kano hall C, extension makes a whole lotta sense.thanks |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by oprince11: 7:02am On Nov 17, 2013 |
ov 16 sound truth pls help me check my brother nd cousin BS/12/3015/0059 elect elect nd BS/12/5555/028 microbiology... soundtruth nd otox m rili scared for dem... God plssssssss . even if its anoda department dy shuld throw dem |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by otokx(m): 7:55am On Nov 17, 2013 |
@soundtruth from a new nairalander who has problem posting; it is his own not cousin or brother or friend - you know how people easily abuse things BS/12/4797/0003 |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by soundtruth(m): 8:00am On Nov 17, 2013 |
otokx: @soundtruth from a new nairalander who has problem posting; it is his own not cousin or brother or friend - you know how people easily abuse things 31 23 32 26 33 29 PASSED BCH |
Re: 2015/2016 Uniport Admission Thread by soundtruth(m): 8:04am On Nov 17, 2013 |
oprince11: ov 16 BS/12/3015/0059 17 10 23 17 28 19 FAILED BS/12/5555/028 - this one resemble your own o 30 19 26 17 18 22 PASSED AEB |
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