Pr0ton:


Hahaha.. Our teacher wasn't that "good" (we would correct him in class. I remember when he marked "rubbish" in my exam [Bio] I had to report him to his close friend (another teacher) He was taking us Bio and Chem then. Because of his poor teaching I'm not that good in Chem (In fact, I can say most what of I know in Chem now is "self-learned"). Biology is easier to understand than any other sub (to me sha). In class then, we would prefer Bio lectures to any other.

I don't even take Bio that serious in my current Jamb preparation. My main concern is how to cope with those two BIG guys; Phy and Chem (Physics especially)

wait truf b told,u n Holamarcy dey confuse me,which one of u is presently at OAU studying agric n wishes to apply for med at UI

lolxxxx na really BIG guys,to me eng is d biggest guy,don't b scared cos of dose 1980+ physics,it wil b much simpler cos dose years wen JAMB likes wrecking pple is far beyond us.Compare d 2000+ n 1978-2000 past questions n u wil c wat am tokin abt,don't develop phobia for JAMB,ok?

Pr0ton:


Awo hall in UI

yeah,y ur head dey bring smoke na,u don't like d hall?

ogunsinamayowa:


omo see hall. name die!

name die?DONT get,u don't think d hall is nice?

estijaz:
wait truf b told,u n Holamarcy dey confuse me,which one of u is presently at OAU studying agric n wishes to apply for med at UI

lolxxxx na really BIG guys,to me eng is d biggest guy,don't b scared cos of dose 1980+ physics,it wil b much simpler cos dose years wen JAMB likes wrecking pple is far beyond us.Compare d 2000+ n 1978-2000 past questions n u wil c wat am tokin abt,don't develop phobia for JAMB,ok?

i never mentioned..agric in oau ..m nt Der...

Pr0ton:


Chairman.. I sight you oo

oga una weldone here o

estijaz:
mbbs,u?

pharmacy aspirant

@ Estijaz I was.... Proton continue and to d boss holarmancy dobt mind estijas teasing and to the whole house how was d day ?.......

Professor1234:
oga una weldone here o

d boss

Bhuumhite:
pharmacy aspirant

my love for chem makes me think of how interesting this course will be

estijaz:
I just hope I get into Awo hall,itx a very nice hall from d pix av seen

be ready to climb stairs

Greetings to everyone, hw has been preparation, wish everyone God speed.

DrHost:
@ Estijaz I was.... Proton continue and to d boss holarmancy dobt mind estijas teasing and to the whole house how was d day ?.......

Dr i c u joor..lol..d day was terrifyingly terrible..i jxt talk say make i go chill for iyana ipaja..when i comot house day was bright as i enta bus..night jxt dn nd i dey go ikorodu...i dn dey fall sick inside.bus

DrHost:
d boss

na u o

estijaz:
wait truf b told,u n Holamarcy dey confuse me,which one of u is presently at OAU studying agric n wishes to apply for med at UI

Not me.

lolxxxx na really BIG guys,to me eng is d biggest guy,don't b scared cos of dose 1980+ physics,it wil b much simpler cos dose years wen JAMB likes wrecking pple is far beyond us.Compare d 2000+ n 1978-2000 past questions n u wil c wat am tokin abt,don't develop phobia for JAMB,ok?

Hmmm. I'll try.

estijaz:
yeah,y ur head dey bring smoke na,u don't like d hall?

I was just thinking it was OAU's stuff, as its name suggests "Awo hall".

Professor1234:
oga una weldone here o

Biggest boss thanks Bro. How's UI treating you?

DrHost:
@ Estijaz I was.... Proton continue and to d boss holarmancy dobt mind estijas teasing and to the whole house how was d day ?.......

Continue what

estijaz:
name die?DONT get,u don't think d hall is nice?

oh! i didnt even look at what i posted! i think this was handiwork of my phone. i wanted to type "na die!"
the hall fine die!

All Protocol duly Observed(@Estijaz, Dr. Host, Kumpharm, Professor1234, MockinJay, ogunsinamayowa, Holamarncy, Pr0ton, Bhuumhite, felixyiga,Pes13 et al )

Many a time when I look at the dwindling level of Education in Nigeria I am usually at sea. You can't act aloof especially if you are shopping for your admission in Jamb's Mart.

A myriad of questions on my mind, if I ask them(some ridiculous, others rhetorhical) all I will get is a series of speculation.

Recently, a friend of mine called in from Malaysia(studying Computer Science and Engineering) asking me how things were in Nigeria and LaSgiDi; why the election was postponed and the most mind numbing question "What University are you in now and what is your Course of Study?". I shaked it off with a sly smile and said "none due to many reasons I can't enumerate on fone".

Truly I cannot enumerate them, here was a guy whose results in NECO cannot stand mine; a guy I taught in the exam hall. Well, he has got a rich old man, am not conceited. So also are my Friends in Dublin(Malik-studying Biomedical Physics), Australia(Tejumadejesu-studying Law) and Sweden(Folarin-studying Music).

I have always wished I could get out of Nigeria; not going to back yard(Ghana and Benin, albeit I have been in those countries a couple of times). I had always said to that effect that I would proudly hoist the Green and White Flag (be it at Oxford, Johns Hopkins, University of Withwatersrand, Liverpool, Arbedeen, Westminister, Hull, Cardiff, University of Bristol, University of British Columbia) with a great sense of Pride and tell those Pale fellows "Hey, my name is Opeyemi and am from Nigeria, how do you do?".

But different is the case when you leave the shores of Nigeria; for Instance if a plane form Nigeria touches down in Paris, France. Those silly french cops would do a thorough search on the plane and Passengers(excluding those with the blue passport, yellow passport etc but not the green) giving little cognisanse to the fact that we are the alleged Giant of Africa( without us there would be nothing like Peugeout, Heineken etc). Saying it under their breath in french(those bloody Nigerians are here again).

What more can I say, many have thesame timeline as I have but different Universities. I was tossed from UniLag to Lautech(Idiots) from there don't know what my fate holds there, there in Ibadan.

Dr.Host was Victim as well, from UniZik tossed to Lautech(Idiots) and kicked to OAU. I have learn't the lessons from carryovers you wish you never had or was imposed on you.

Even the Lecturers are another headache. Imagine a Lecturer that has a Ph.D chemistry looking at his Ipad to balance a chemical reaction. Lecturers that confuse the verbs has and had. Many of those guys are not supposed to be where they've found themselves but what can the do to rectify the nauseating situation.

Some day I would be a Lecturer at University of Withwatersrand(S.A), OAU(Ife) where I am gonna tell people its not the size of the Dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the Dog. After being tossed here and there nevertheless I came out strong.

To team MBBS 2016 and team Physiology 2015. Aspirant ni mi o.

Opeyemi Victor Oyeyemi(Professor of Gastrointestinal Surgery)



References:
1. Our Daily manna
2. Nairaland (Travel and Tour)
3. Saturday Punch
4. Chats with Dr. Host via 2go.
5. Olakunle Soriyan( Motivational Speaker)

#Stay blessed.

d 30min is 2 smal 4 d exam, any economics studnt shd identify.

Pr0ton:















The answer is option B, on. You use on for streets, avenues, etc

How about this?

One of the thieves who __ arrested __ been bailed.

A. was/have B. were/has C. was/has D. were/have

I'll be back later...#ChurchThings

[b]
The answer is D. Were /have
first anytime we see WHO in a sentence the subject of that sentence will be the word that comes before the word "Who" and that is thieves, making it plural which takes "were"
Also in the second answer HAS can never go with BEEN only HAVE can making the correct answer to be "Were/have" you can check "Invisible teacher" if you have[b/]

Sunmax01:
[b]
The answer is D. Were /have
first anytime we see WHO in a sentence the subject of that sentence will be the word that comes before the word "Who" and that is thieves, making it plural which takes "were"
Also in the second answer HAS can never go with BEEN only HAVE can making the correct answer to be "Were/have" you can check "Invisible teacher" if you have[b/]

Yh.. I realized.

Celeprudent:
d 30min is 2 smal 4 d exam, any economics studnt shd identify.

1hr 30mins

Pr0ton:


Biggest boss thanks Bro. How's UI treating you?

mehn looking forward to seeing march 21st oo

horpeyemmi66:
All Protocol duly Observed(@Estijaz, Dr. Host, Kumpharm, Professor1234, MockinJay, ogunsinamayowa, Holamarncy, Pr0ton, Bhuumhite, felixyiga,Pes13 et al )

Many a time when I look at the dwindling level of Education in Nigeria I am usually at sea. You can't act aloof especially if you are shopping for your admission in Jamb's Mart.

A myriad of questions on my mind, if I ask them(some ridiculous, others rhetorhical) all I will get is a series of speculation.

Recently, a friend of mine called in from Malaysia(studying Computer Science and Engineering) asking me how things were in Nigeria and LaSgiDi; why the election was postponed and the most mind numbing question "What University are you in now and what is your Course of Study?". I shaked it off with a sly smile and said "none due to many reasons I can't enumerate on fone".

Truly I cannot enumerate them, here was a guy whose results in NECO cannot stand mine; a guy I taught in the exam hall. Well, he has got a rich old man, am not conceited. So also are my Friends in Dublin(Malik-studying Biomedical Physics), Australia(Tejumadejesu-studying Law) and Sweden(Folarin-studying Music).

I have always wished I could get out of Nigeria; not going to back yard(Ghana and Benin, albeit I have been in those countries a couple of times). I had always said to that effect that I would proudly hoist the Green and White Flag (be it at Oxford, Johns Hopkins, University of Withwatersrand, Liverpool, Arbedeen, Westminister, Hull, Cardiff, University of Bristol, University of British Columbia) with a great sense of Pride and tell those Pale fellows "Hey, my name is Opeyemi and am from Nigeria, how do you do?".

But different is the case when you leave the shores of Nigeria; for Instance if a plane form Nigeria touches down in Paris, France. Those silly french cops would do a thorough search on the plane and Passengers(excluding those with the blue passport, yellow passport etc but not the green) giving little cognisanse to the fact that we are the alleged Giant of Africa( without us there would be nothing like Peugeout, Heineken etc). Saying it under their breath in french(those bloody Nigerians are here again).

What more can I say, many have thesame timeline as I have but different Universities. I was tossed from UniLag to Lautech(Idiots) from there don't know what my fate holds there, there in Ibadan.

Dr.Host was Victim as well, from UniZik tossed to Lautech(Idiots) and kicked to OAU. I have learn't the lessons from carryovers you wish you never had or was imposed on you.

Even the Lecturers are another headache. Imagine a Lecturer that has a Ph.D chemistry looking at his Ipad to balance a chemical reaction. Lecturers that confuse the verbs has and had. Many of those guys are not supposed to be where they've found themselves but what can the do to rectify the nauseating situation.

Some day I would be a Lecturer at University of Withwatersrand(S.A), OAU(Ife) where I am gonna tell people its not the size of the Dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the Dog. After being tossed here and there nevertheless I came out strong.

To team MBBS 2016 and team Physiology 2015. Aspirant ni mi o.

Opeyemi Victor Oyeyemi(Professor of Gastrointestinal Surgery)



References:
1. Our Daily manna
2. Nairaland (Travel and Tour)
3. Saturday Punch
4. Chats with Dr. Host via 2go.
5. Olakunle Soriyan( Motivational Speaker)

#Stay blessed.

wit bent backbone and my head submerged i greet u
like i said earlier
we r all in the same game jxt different levels
. the same hell jxt different devils
stories r better told when Der r challenges.

help spread the goodnews
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estijaz:
which course did u apply for?

Elect Elect

horpeyemmi66:
All Protocol duly Observed(@Estijaz, Dr. Host, Kumpharm, Professor1234, MockinJay, ogunsinamayowa, Holamarncy, Pr0ton, Bhuumhite, felixyiga,Pes13 et al )

Many a time when I look at the dwindling level of Education in Nigeria I am usually at sea. You can't act aloof especially if you are shopping for your admission in Jamb's Mart.

A myriad of questions on my mind, if I ask them(some ridiculous, others rhetorhical) all I will get is a series of speculation.

Recently, a friend of mine called in from Malaysia(studying Computer Science and Engineering) asking me how things were in Nigeria and LaSgiDi; why the election was postponed and the most mind numbing question "What University are you in now and what is your Course of Study?". I shaked it off with a sly smile and said "none due to many reasons I can't enumerate on fone".

Truly I cannot enumerate them, here was a guy whose results in NECO cannot stand mine; a guy I taught in the exam hall. Well, he has got a rich old man, am not conceited. So also are my Friends in Dublin(Malik-studying Biomedical Physics), Australia(Tejumadejesu-studying Law) and Sweden(Folarin-studying Music).

I have always wished I could get out of Nigeria; not going to back yard(Ghana and Benin, albeit I have been in those countries a couple of times). I had always said to that effect that I would proudly hoist the Green and White Flag (be it at Oxford, Johns Hopkins, University of Withwatersrand, Liverpool, Arbedeen, Westminister, Hull, Cardiff, University of Bristol, University of British Columbia) with a great sense of Pride and tell those Pale fellows "Hey, my name is Opeyemi and am from Nigeria, how do you do?".

But different is the case when you leave the shores of Nigeria; for Instance if a plane form Nigeria touches down in Paris, France. Those silly french cops would do a thorough search on the plane and Passengers(excluding those with the blue passport, yellow passport etc but not the green) giving little cognisanse to the fact that we are the alleged Giant of Africa( without us there would be nothing like Peugeout, Heineken etc). Saying it under their breath in french(those bloody Nigerians are here again).

What more can I say, many have thesame timeline as I have but different Universities. I was tossed from UniLag to Lautech(Idiots) from there don't know what my fate holds there, there in Ibadan.

Dr.Host was Victim as well, from UniZik tossed to Lautech(Idiots) and kicked to OAU. I have learn't the lessons from carryovers you wish you never had or was imposed on you.

Even the Lecturers are another headache. Imagine a Lecturer that has a Ph.D chemistry looking at his Ipad to balance a chemical reaction. Lecturers that confuse the verbs has and had. Many of those guys are not supposed to be where they've found themselves but what can the do to rectify the nauseating situation.

Some day I would be a Lecturer at University of Withwatersrand(S.A), OAU(Ife) where I am gonna tell people its not the size of the Dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the Dog. After being tossed here and there nevertheless I came out strong.

To team MBBS 2016 and team Physiology 2015. Aspirant ni mi o.

Opeyemi Victor Oyeyemi(Professor of Gastrointestinal Surgery)



References:
1. Our Daily manna
2. Nairaland (Travel and Tour)
3. Saturday Punch
4. Chats with Dr. Host via 2go.
5. Olakunle Soriyan( Motivational Speaker)

#Stay blessed.

i can relate to your story. everybody has their own different stories and with heap of challenges. but one needs to contrive and focus in other to become something one wishes to become. hopefully me and you get admission into our respective aspired course this year. so then we can talk about new challenges and goals. loving you to the bone!

horpeyemmi66:
All Protocol duly Observed(@Estijaz, Dr. Host, Kumpharm, Professor1234, MockinJay, ogunsinamayowa, Holamarncy, Pr0ton, Bhuumhite, felixyiga,Pes13 et al )

Many a time when I look at the dwindling level of Education in Nigeria I am usually at sea. You can't act aloof especially if you are shopping for your admission in Jamb's Mart.

A myriad of questions on my mind, if I ask them(some ridiculous, others rhetorhical) all I will get is a series of speculation.

Recently, a friend of mine called in from Malaysia(studying Computer Science and Engineering) asking me how things were in Nigeria and LaSgiDi; why the election was postponed and the most mind numbing question "What University are you in now and what is your Course of Study?". I shaked it off with a sly smile and said "none due to many reasons I can't enumerate on fone".

Truly I cannot enumerate them, here was a guy whose results in NECO cannot stand mine; a guy I taught in the exam hall. Well, he has got a rich old man, am not conceited. So also are my Friends in Dublin(Malik-studying Biomedical Physics), Australia(Tejumadejesu-studying Law) and Sweden(Folarin-studying Music).

I have always wished I could get out of Nigeria; not going to back yard(Ghana and Benin, albeit I have been in those countries a couple of times). I had always said to that effect that I would proudly hoist the Green and White Flag (be it at Oxford, Johns Hopkins, University of Withwatersrand, Liverpool, Arbedeen, Westminister, Hull, Cardiff, University of Bristol, University of British Columbia) with a great sense of Pride and tell those Pale fellows "Hey, my name is Opeyemi and am from Nigeria, how do you do?".

But different is the case when you leave the shores of Nigeria; for Instance if a plane form Nigeria touches down in Paris, France. Those silly french cops would do a thorough search on the plane and Passengers(excluding those with the blue passport, yellow passport etc but not the green) giving little cognisanse to the fact that we are the alleged Giant of Africa( without us there would be nothing like Peugeout, Heineken etc). Saying it under their breath in french(those bloody Nigerians are here again).

What more can I say, many have thesame timeline as I have but different Universities. I was tossed from UniLag to Lautech(Idiots) from there don't know what my fate holds there, there in Ibadan.

Dr.Host was Victim as well, from UniZik tossed to Lautech(Idiots) and kicked to OAU. I have learn't the lessons from carryovers you wish you never had or was imposed on you.

Even the Lecturers are another headache. Imagine a Lecturer that has a Ph.D chemistry looking at his Ipad to balance a chemical reaction. Lecturers that confuse the verbs has and had. Many of those guys are not supposed to be where they've found themselves but what can the do to rectify the nauseating situation.

Some day I would be a Lecturer at University of Withwatersrand(S.A), OAU(Ife) where I am gonna tell people its not the size of the Dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the Dog. After being tossed here and there nevertheless I came out strong.

To team MBBS 2016 and team Physiology 2015. Aspirant ni mi o.

Opeyemi Victor Oyeyemi(Professor of Gastrointestinal Surgery)



References:
1. Our Daily manna
2. Nairaland (Travel and Tour)
3. Saturday Punch
4. Chats with Dr. Host via 2go.
5. Olakunle Soriyan( Motivational Speaker)

#Stay blessed.

bro it been serious but even at that life is beautiful

Essential Government
pg 55.

Advantages of Rigid Constitution

5. It Serves As A Restraint: Rigid Constitution restrains or prevents unscrupulous politicians from manipulating the constitution to achieve selfish or sectional ends.*Nigeria has a Rigid Constitution*

Digest*For Government students and ALL*

DLC University of Ibadan
Please can someone post the recent timetable of Unibadan DLC exams, a friend is in need of it. I learnt the time table has been changed due to change in the election dates.
thanks

Celeprudent:
d 30min is 2 smal 4 d exam, any economics studnt shd identify.

Am an aspirant, are u admitted?