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Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by Dunsin89(m): 3:47am On Nov 10, 2015
FrancisTony:

100level? undecided
Yes! grin
. Seconded @ Francistony. This thread is really dull compared to 2013/2014 thread. You re right

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Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by PrinceCEE(m): 8:11am On Nov 10, 2015
Anything we do is a decision but due to the fact that some people can't control themselves at some sophisticated situations, they tend to think that most actions are spontaneous. It's of a truth that most act seem to be spontaneous but they're not. There are many acts which are termed as being spontaneous but the predominant of them all is sexual urge. It tends to seem as if we almost lost all our consciousness and for religiously inclined individuals, it seems as if they've lost all their moral etiquette. We've heard or tasted the sweetness of sex to the extent that our thought and body get accustomed to the environment of sex whenever we're in the era of temptation or thinking about it.
If there's anything I've discovered about the human mind, then it's its ability of controlling the heart. The subconscious mind though quite unnoticeable but whose effect is quite subtle can override the thoughts of the heart.
The question I often ask myself and people is "why do we tend to go back to the acts that we always regret almost immediately we do it?" Here comes the use of the mind in overcoming addictions. If we can position our mind above the heart, we can always win the battle of ambivalence where we almost lose consciousness of what to do in a critical situation involving sexual urge.
Truth be told, sexual urge is natural, its urge so compelling, the act so heavenly but the aftermath is so disastrous starting with the pricking of the heart.
The good news is that we can avert and win over our ambivalence when it comes to sexual urge.
1. Think about how you'll feel after doing it which is what you've experienced in the previous ones.
2. Though quite irrational but it's valid. After embarking on sex, the two that committed the act are now one, meaning that the spirit of the person will come on you which might include curse. So once you find yourself in a tight situation of sexual urge, think about the type of spirit controlling the person and how the spirit might invade you.
3. Make Christ your personal Lord and saviour so as to help you in spiritual inclination.
4. Write Chinua Achebe's quote on the surface of your brain so as not to forget. "The truest test of integrity is its blunt refusal to be compromised".
5. Once the urge comes up think about the consequences attached to the aftermath. It might be unwanted pregnancy, contacting any sexually transmitted disease and feeling so disappointed in yourself which is the immediate effect for the morally upright ones and bet me, this is the worst of the consequences.


Excerpt from my Random thoughts which has been archived into my blog

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Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by cassyrooy(m): 10:55am On Nov 10, 2015
Truely i'm in Education Section.

I see another educative piece above ^^me^^.
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 11:53am On Nov 10, 2015
Total scholarship is out
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 11:59am On Nov 10, 2015
Nigeria is officially known as the First Republic of Nigeria and is located in the western part of Africa. One of the most interesting parts of the Nigerian history is
the fact that the most populous country in Africa was formed by the amalgamation of the Northern and Southern protectorates by
Lord Lugard in 1914. This article sheds more light on some of the most memorable events that had transpired in the Nigerian history
before and after the country was formed.
History and events shape the future of any great nation so read and discover the memorable incidences that has occurred
since the inception of the largest country in Africa.
1. The Yoruba and the Kingdom of Nri; Even though the Yoruba was the first major tribal group in the nation, the Kingdom of Nri was the first established monarchy in
the history of Nigeria. Nri was the originator of the Igbo culture which was a major influential group in the region after its
establishment in 948 AD. At this time, the Kingdom of Nri was unique because the rulers governed the people through the use of political, economic and religious authority and didn’t need to use force to control their
subjects. The Nri was also a safe haven for people who had been ostracized from their communities and for people escaping from
slavery.
2. Benin Empire; The Benin Empire began in the 15th century when it was founded by the Edo people who resided in western Africa. Benin was an important empire within the history of Nigeria because it rose to international fame for its artworks which was exported to different parts of Europe and the rest of the
world. The Empire of Benin was a trading one that was highly organized and efficient. Benin
was the first Nigerian territory that rivaled any contemporary European power in terms
of governance and function. This empire was intact when the British arrived in Benin
during the 19th century.
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 12:02pm On Nov 10, 2015
3. The Establishment of Hausa Kingdom; The Islamic Hausa Empire was established from a group of old city states that lay
between the Niger River and Lake Chad. The Hausa people were influenced by the Islamic
religion and it was also a powerful center for trade and commerce. The Hausa had considerable influence over many people
within the central Nigerian area. They even posed an economic and cultural challenge to other major empires of that time such as Mali.
This empire fell apart in 1808 and when the British arrived in 1880 they helped the Hausa to reclaim the influence and position they lost in the past.
4. British Began to Conquer Nigeria; One of the most notable events in the Nigerian history occurred in 1901 when the
British formally made Nigeria a protectorate.
The British had first entered into the area during the 1880’s in order to trade with Nigerians. Once the British took over Nigeria
they began to dictate the affairs of the territory and enslaved parts of the population. They enforced colonial rule and ran the country for almost 50 years. The British modernized the country at this point and introduced its society to western influence.
5. Christian Missionaries began Activity in Southern Nigeria; Christian missionaries closely followed the British as they were coming to Nigeria to start off their missionary work. It made the
most influence on the religions lives of Nigerians especially those in the southern parts of the nation making this moment a remarkable one in the Nigerian history. At this time, many Nigerians were introduced
to the Christian religion which has
continued to wax stronger since that time.
Religious beliefs among Nigerians have sometimes gone to a matter of life and death resulting in conflicts especially between the Muslims in the North and the
Christians in the South.
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 12:06pm On Nov 10, 2015
6. Lord Lugard’s Ruthless Government in Nigeria; Fredrick Lugard was an ex-British soldier
who was given the responsibility of running Nigeria in 1912. When Lord Lugard was in charge of the country, he spent half of his time running Nigeria from England. Lugard didn’t like the Nigerians. During his reign he permitted slavery in some parts of the colony and used the military to keep control. He is remembered as one of the worst colonial rulers in Nigerian history and this motivated some Nigerian people to begin the process of having their freedom from the British Empire.
7. Nigeria’s Decolonization and
Independence; Shortly after World War II was over, many nations within Africa began to want their
independence from European powers that colonized most of the continent. The British Empire was the primary colonizer of Africa
and nationalism began to grow all
throughout the continent. Many Nigerians were fed up with the British and had been indirectly seeking to be free from them for
years. Eventually, Nigerian nationals were able have their independence in 1960 aided
by the fact that Britain was a beaten and devastated nation that could no longer hold
onto their overseas territories.
8. Nigeria’s First Republic; In the year 1963 all of the British power had pulled out of the country and the nation was finally free to govern its own affairs. Even
though the British no longer remained in power they still had considerable influence on the society and culture of Nigeria. English still remains a part of this country and many British people still conduct business and live
in the nation.
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 12:08pm On Nov 10, 2015
9. The First National Elections; Shortly after Nigeria gained its
independence, the country held its first national elections which was done to establish the country’s first independent government. The elections took place in the
month of December, 1964.
10. Transition of power; The year 2007 was a notable one in
Nigerian history as the year marks the first time that ruling government parties had a
peaceful transition of power since Nigeria became a peaceful state. Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’ Adua took control of the government
from Chief Olusegun Obasanjo who ruled the nation for 8 years.
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 12:11pm On Nov 10, 2015
ajahexcel:
Saw This on www.worldscholarshipforum.com

[size=14pt]Ensure You Read This Post Fully Before Proceeding to Apply[/size]
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The programme is aimed at promoting academic excellence and quality manpower development in the Country. This is one of the the many ways Total demonstrates its commitment to the educational development of Nigerian students. This is part of Total’s rich Corporate Social Responsibility.

This scholarship scheme has been successfully carried out over the years. The 2015/2016 is due and this web portal is dedicated to receiving applications from eligible Nigerian undergraduates.

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[b]ELIGIBILITY:
To qualify for consideration, the applicant MUST:
Be a Registered FULL TIME undergraduate in a recognized Nigerian University
Be a certified 100 or 200 level student at the time of application
Show proof of SSCE or Equivalent Certificate.
Show proof of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) score.
Show proof of Admission letter from the University and Matriculation Number
Show proof of A-level or Equivalent Certificate (for direct entry students)
PLEASE NOTE:

Students with less than 200 score in UTME need not apply
Students with less than 2.50 CGPA of 5-point scale, or equivalent
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1. Personal Information: Enter your name, date of birth and permanent home address Upload your recent passport photograph.

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Recent Passport Photograph
Certificate or Proof of Origin
Senior Secondary Certificate of Education (SSCE)
UTME result
JAMB/University Admission Letter
1st Year Result showing CGPA
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Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 6:10pm On Nov 10, 2015
Matric no = JAMB no. CGPA = 0. For the scholarship

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Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by kelechiug: 8:02pm On Nov 10, 2015
thankyouJesus:
Matric no = JAMB no.
CGPA = 0.
For the scholarship
i dont understand o ....does this mean we cant apply for the scholarship ......even agbami self....i tire o.....UI suppose give us matric number with admission sad sad
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 9:05pm On Nov 10, 2015
kelechiug:
i dont understand o ....does this mean we cant apply for the scholarship ......even agbami self....i tire o.....UI suppose give us matric number with admission sad sad
Use your JAMB number.
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by Khan1993: 9:17pm On Nov 10, 2015
@THANKYOUJESUS, Does that mean we all could apply. My only ish is state of origin cert. Ilorin far from lagos
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by Khan1993: 9:26pm On Nov 10, 2015
@PRINCECEE, Nice post. Now more than ever we need post like this as we open a new chapter of our life. I used to tell people its not a crime to have an erection but its a crime to go in that direction.
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 9:34pm On Nov 10, 2015
Khan1993:
@THANKYOUJESUS, Does that mean we all could apply. My only ish is state of origin cert. Ilorin far from lagos
yes, there is a place you can get that in Ikeja without going to Ilorin, I can't remember where now.
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by Khan1993: 9:36pm On Nov 10, 2015
thankyouJesus:
yes, there is a place you can get that in Ikeja without going to Ilorin, I can't remember where now.
ok thanks.

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Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by kelechiug: 10:11pm On Nov 10, 2015
thankyouJesus:
Use your JAMB number.
thanks......what about ssce certificate ?, i just did my WASSCE this year, but i have statement of result

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Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 10:41pm On Nov 10, 2015
kelechiug:
thanks......what about ssce certificate ?, i just did my WASSCE this year, but i have statement of result
use it that way
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by kelechiug: 11:21pm On Nov 10, 2015
thankyouJesus:
use it that way
thanks smiley

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Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 7:20am On Nov 11, 2015
Read for Today, due to low battery, no article.
FASCINATING LIFE FACTS
1. Human saliva has a boiling point three times that of regular water.
2. It is physically impossible to urinate and give blood at the same time.
3. The letter J does not appear anywhere in the periodic table of the elements.
4. The right lung of a human is larger than the left one. This is because of the space and
placement of the heart.
5. The hair of some cancer patients treated with chemotherapy can grow back in a
different colour, and sometimes even be curly or straight.
6. 111,111,111 x 111,111,111 =
12,345,678,987,654,321
7. The cigarette lighter was invented before the match.
8. Leonardo Da Vinci never signed or dated his most famous painting, the Mona Lisa.
9. The ampersand (&) was the last letter of the Latin alphabet.
10. The palms of your hands and the soles of your feet cannot tan, or grow hair.
11. Dolphins can swim and sleep at the same time, as they sleep with one eye open.
12. Each nostril of a human being registers smell in a different way. Those by the right
nostril are more pleasant than the left.
13. The longest single-syllable word in the English language is “screeched..
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by Kingdomdaughter(f): 10:43am On Nov 11, 2015
thankyouJesus:
use it that way
Morning thankyouJesus Pls can i use declaration of age( affidavit) in lieu of birth cert? Thanks
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by cassyrooy(m): 11:41am On Nov 11, 2015
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Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by 11michael(m): 3:09pm On Nov 11, 2015
Folorunsho adewole don turn minister ooooo. Wondafu something.
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by Haryanfe7(m): 3:58pm On Nov 11, 2015
thread dull ooo



who can solve diz riddles






1) I am a mammal which hs 300bones at birth but the bone turns 206 as ages went by....what am I?
2) I am a country which has 158 verses in my national anthem.....what am i?
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by cassyrooy(m): 4:00pm On Nov 11, 2015
11michael:
Folorunsho adewole don turn minister ooooo. Wondafu something.
I'm coming after them too grin
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by cassyrooy(m): 4:03pm On Nov 11, 2015
Haryanfe7:
thread dull ooo



who can solve diz riddles






1) I am a mammal which hs 300bones at birth but the bone turns 206 as ages went by....what am I?
2) I am a country which has 158 verses in my national anthem.....what am i?
Greek National Anthem
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by Bhuumhite(f): 5:09pm On Nov 11, 2015
@thankyoujesus,are u sure we can apply?....they required for the first yr result showing CGPA
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by 11michael(m): 6:14pm On Nov 11, 2015
Haryanfe7:
thread dull ooo



who can solve diz riddles






1) I am a mammal which hs 300bones at birth but the bone turns 206 as ages went by....what am I?
2) I am a country which has 158 verses in my national anthem.....what am i?
No 1. Man
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by 11michael(m): 6:43pm On Nov 11, 2015
Mahn I always hated calculus until today at tutorials. I'm getting the knack of it now. Just perfect. Mat 101 as got nothing on me come February. #Teampharmacy
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by Damyoung(m): 7:22pm On Nov 11, 2015
11michael:
Mahn I always hated calculus until today at tutorials. I'm getting the knack of it now. Just perfect. Mat 101 as got nothing on me come February. #Teampharmacy


ABEG IF U GET ANY USEFUL MATERIAL ABEG TELL ME
#TEAM PET ENG#
Re: University Of Ibadan 2015/16 Applicants by thankyouJesus(m): 8:04pm On Nov 11, 2015
Kingdomdaughter:
Morning thankyouJesus Pls can i use declaration of age( affidavit) in lieu of birth cert? Thanks
No idea

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