headhunter1:
I am igbo and i support and stand with ipob 100%
95% of igbos does
5% are the likes of Rochas, Igbokwe and all those bastard supporters of apc in igboland

useless people

Please speak for yourself. 95% from where I know many igbos that aren't in support. I'm igbo too

Something I've already watched

slimghost:


You are living in La La land then. Millions of Igbos are tired of Nigeria. Go figure out.

Everyone is tired. I'm tired of Nigeria but do you see me blabbing about Biafra that'll honestly just be a mini version.

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slimghost:
When a man living in a rented apartment decides to leave, it could only mean 3 things.

1. He is tired of living with other tenants. Maybe he has found their characters not accomodating enough.

2. He has issues with the building itself. Maybe he needs more space or he feels the building cannot contain his family and ambition any more.

3. He feels he has come of age to build his own house and call the shots. To be able to live how he wants without being held back.

Now, don't you think it amounts to madness for the other tenants to threaten this man with violence because he wants to do what he feels is best for him and his family?

Let's use out tongue to count our teeth.

Many igbos don't want this

slimghost:


Even in America, there are pockets of agitators here and there. I am not entirely sold on BIAFRA but a BIAFRAN nation can never be as fragmented and divisive as this Nigeria.

How many times have you heard of Anambra people telling Ebonyi people to leave the state? How many interstate wars/fights have you witnessed.

Forget all these nonsense detractors sell to you. Even brothers quarrel and fight in their house but it can never be the same when the fight is between strangers.

ENOUGH SAID!

Well I pray it doesn't happen but if it does you'll see what I'm talking about.

slimghost:



I am not sure I understand you but staying together as One Nigeria doesn't mean everything will be fine either so stop badmouthing people who are willing to take their destiny into their hands!!!

Only a shallow minded person or deceitful person can tell you anything good can come out of this present Nigeria structure.

I'm not badmouthing anybody and I didn't say staying as one will be good too. But let me as you, do you really think they'll be unity amongst the igbo people. I've seen alot of people from different igbo states hate one another. So, even if Biafra comes it'll be a Nigeria 2.0 and believe me not much development will be done. Yes this country is nonsense but, it doesn't mean it is dead or nothing good can come of it. Until we Nigerians realize that we have a voice against our true enemies (government) something can change.

slimghost:


You are not making sense bro. What has Hitler got to do with this? Are the struggles same? Go and marry your history books.

It's only in Nigeria where a call for self determination means call for war. Why is Spain not killing off Basque and Catalan citizens? Go and read how Britain voted to leave UK without war and much drama.

You really don't know a lot bro. No pun intended.

Sorry, I know you're not talking to me but Biafra isn't as developed as those countries, they're leaders aren't as corrupt too. Splitting up doesn't mean everything will be better.

oglalasioux:


I'm Igbo and I'm not a fool.

Go and read the history of the second world war. Adolf Hitler started like this.

This whole charade will end in disaster. We are landlocked. 70% of our investments are outside Igbo land. And you want crisis.

A fool's sword is sharper than his brain.

Please tell them, all they know is freedom.

slimghost:


If you fight this Government and vote in another one, it will still be the same old story. The bitter truth is that Nothing will change in Nigeria the way it's structured.

Either we restructure or allow people go their separate ways. No nation can be worse than the present day Nigeria if we split. QED

I understand but for me splitting up is not the way to go.

Ahmedie28:
I wish igbos will learn from south sudan.

Yess, I know you can't compare the conditions but still it's not easy

slimghost:


Start again? Have we even started in Nigeria? My dear don't worry your fine head, If BIAFRA happens (which I doubt), it won't be easy initially but I trust my Igbo people to fully adjust with time.

Exactly "have we even started in Nigeria" that's where you're focus should be. This is happening because of the government, that's who we ALL are meant to be fighting. You know if Biafra actually happens it'll still be the same story, corruption and all.

slimghost:

Maybe, but I know why I wrote 80%. I know a lot of people don't really like the man but still believe in his struggle.

okay yes, he has a good point in the Biafra thing but at end of the day if it happens what is his plan for his people. Some of you really don't realize how hard it is to start all over. Have you sat down for a moment to think about the disadvantages of having your own country?

slimghost:


And you know the outcome to conclude that are against him? We have seen his pictures with these real Igbo leaders shaking hands and smiling together.
None of them has ever said any word against his struggle and you are here blabbing. Oga go and search your soul and be honest to yourself.

Some of us might not really like the man as a person, but I can bodly tell you than 80% Igbos are behind what he stands for. When the time comes, people like you will be surprised.

And again, if you check the definition of a LEADER, then you will realise that Nnamdi Kanu is gradually turning into an Igbo Leader. Daalu

60%

dessz:
yeah that's what am thinking, what's my chance in 233 jamb getting it in uniben.also how much for change of course.

TBH your chance depends on what other people get, you just have to pray..i think it's 2500

dessz:
nope am a bad artist,I need maths intensive.

what about electrical engineering?

Pls my brother got 276 and he wants to study law in unzik, we're from Imo tho....... he got 1A, 2 c4's, 1 c5 and 1c6....is that okay?

Pato23:

Woww...
Thanks bro..
Hope its good enough for Chemical Engineering @Uniport..

I'm a girl but yeah why not

Pato23:

Help me check..
76716229BC..
Am so nervous.

Notification

Name:Ibok Patrick AugustineReg Number:76716229BCDate of Birth:25 May 1997Origin:IKOT-EKPENE in Akwa-Ibom State.Exam No:C05013062Centre Name:Akwa ibom State Coll. of Arts and Science, Nung Ukim, Ikono LGA, Akwa Ibom State 

SubjectScoreUse of English66Mathematics81Physics81Chemistry53

Total Score:281
congratulations!

Caleboha:
Please more info or clues on what sort of questions to expect

For maths it's basically general I can't really pick a topic, english is comprehension, antonyms. synonyms etc, then general paper is current affairs and computer, not too hard. It might be different tho. Hope it helps.

monlawal:
Please those that have written the exams should give us testimony and account of their experience

Questions aren't as hard as you'd expect for ug tho IDK about pg. Things like what's the bea scholarship website, input devices etc....try and come early for the screening process cuz that's what takes up your time.

koolx213:
Has anyone noticed that Nigeria is not listed as one of the partners for the Hungary scholarship?

Yeah, they said till the settle the agreement between the two countries, so just pray they do before the deadline.

please I'd like to know if it's compulsory for me to go to the national population commission for my birth certificate even though I wasn't born in Nigeria

Snow30:


If you want Russia, i will advice you to choose construction, it's a better version of architecture....architecture is hard to get here... i don't know about other countries...am talking based on UG...my advices are limited to UG, more of Russia and little of Hungary...

Thank you!

Ubermind:
You're welcome

where are you from?

Ubermind:

See, let me tell you.
Each of these countries are good for architecture because you get to choose a University in the Country after you are sucessfully selected by the Board.
So when you get chosen to a country, you can easily go online and search for the best schools (top 10) in that country and register there.

oh okay, thank you so much!

Snow30:
Right now, just worry about choosing the "right country" and passimg this fsb exam and getting nominated by fsb

Can you please tell me the best country for architecture

Ogexchi:
please which country is the best for studying architecture?

Please!

please which country is the best for studying architecture?

please which country is the best for studying architecture?

Snow30:
You guys will first do a written interview, the fsb exam..it carries 40 marks, 40 questions.... it is very easy, at least it was to me.. maths, english, i.c.t and current affairs.... to get a good shot at being nominated by fsb especially from those from competitive states, you need to.score at least 35/40 in this exam... if you pass and you are nominated by fsb you will have another oral interview which will decide your fate, with the russians..they will be the ones to do the final selection.

Oh and yes, the fsb exam carries 40 marks your waec carries 60 marks, from that fsb will nominate the best from each state...thus none of that matters to the russians......this is jist for fsb nomination.... basically, Russia needs only 60 people from Nigeria (i don't know if slots have been increased this year), so there fore fsb will nominate 120 people using this exam and the waec..from which Russia will do the final picking, Russia does the final picking not fsb so there is no wayo involved, atleast at the final stage... so as i said, 120 people will be picked by fsb from the battalion of people that will apply for Russia... So your competition at this stage is with people from your state....from.each stage fsb will.nominate the best 3 candidates while some more competitive or special states may get 4 or 5, depends on fsb...but no.less than 3 people i guess... so do your best and good luck...(that does not mean on that day of exam you shouldn't help.others, trust me it's by helping others that you will find and correct your own mistakes..if you are on your own you won't find your mistakes easily)

I am saying all these, cause during my time, i knew nothing about all of these, and these were questions that kept on ringing in my head, but i got no answers... i hope these helps someone...good luck

Note: this is for Russia, those for Hungary will follow a different process after the fsb exam, also for China, algeria and morroco will follow different processes

can you please give us some sample questions.