What a great day to be alive in the department of Microbiology as all FYB students turned up on their first final paper in Olabisi Onabanjo University to put on same Native clothes "Ankara" with different native style's to wrote their first paper on Wednesday morning with Their Level Adviser (Dr. Mrs. Banjo) to show massive support in their attire.....
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Wonder shall never end. ���� – Its indeed an End time.
We got this mail from a Uniport student who is currently not in good mood over the ugly incident that occur when he allegedly fingered a lady and eventually had s*x with here.
Read what the eye witness sent to us below:-
Wonders shall never end.. A male Uniport student after having s*x with a girl, Romancing and fingering her. He woke up to notice this black spot on his middle finger, which he complained using for the fingering action.
Now the question is, what could be the cause of that black spot on the exact hand he used in fingering the said lady?
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Okay! i want to know how much we love our Big Brother Naija Housemates. Let’s see whose family needs the 25Million Niara most… But this time it’s between Efe’s family and Tboss’ family.
NOTE: If you think none of these two families will go home with the money, then who else among the housemates do you think will win?
Whose family deserves the money based on the photo you see below;
Adewale Mayowa Emmanuel better known by his stage name Mayorkun, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter, signed to HKN Gang record label. We presents you 10 things about the fast rising singer
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1 Mayorkun who was born on March 24th hails from Osun state.
2 He did his creche, primary and secondary school at Living- Spring Montessori and Hi Grade College after which he later Studied accounting at the university of Lagos.
3 His father is a professional musician, Actor and Director, while his mum is the popular Nigerian actress Toyin Adewale.
4 Mayorkun dropped his banking job to pursue a career in Music.
5 The “Eleko” singer started music officially way back in year 2013 after releasing his first track along with his friends, titled GBO.
6 Davido stumbled upon a 14 seconds YouTube video on February 1st where Mayokun re-sang Davido’s song which impressed Davido as he invited the singer for a meeting.
7 On March 3rd 2016, Mayorkun signed a record deal with Davido’s imprint HKN Gang.
8 He rose to prominence in 2016 with the release of the song “Eleko” which hit over 1 Million views on YouTube 9 days after it was published and also topped the iTunes chart as number 1 .
9 On August 2, 2016, Mayorkun went on his first International tour with his label mate Dremo to the United Kingdom.
10 He won the 2016 Nigerian Teen Choice Award for Choice New Song of the Year, the City People Entertainment Award for Most Promising Act of the Year and The Headies ‘Rookie of the Year’ award.
Drake’s disappearance in Wizkid’s “Come Closer” is actually causing more harm than good, taking away the shine in the video despite the Drake fiasco.
Nigerians went as far as comparing Wizkid to Dbanj with reason that Dbanj was able get a ‘god’ like Kanye West to star in his video whilst Wizkid can’t get common Drake.
This comparison went viral and MTVBase got involved by asking fans to vote between Wizkid or Dbanj via a twitter post. Outrightly, Wizkid replied the post saying “So disappointed in y’all for bringing this up. After everything king Dbanj done in the game?!! Pls show respect!!”
MTVbase has quickly deleted the tweet
Drunk in love fans of Big Brother Naija housemate Efe, last Saturday in Lagos, Abuja & South Africa held massive get-together to show their support for the Big Brother Naija star.
Those in Lagos gathered at the National Stadium, Surulere while even grandmothers and babies attended the TeamEfe Abuja get-together that held at Millennium park Abuja.
Efe's brother was in South Africa last weekend to meet him in the house and was later hosted by Efe's fans in South Africa.
Scroll down after the cut to see more pics. Efe is the last man standing in the Big Brother Naija reality show and a huge favorite of the show's audience.
Danfo buses have become a part of our lives in Lagos .You can't avoid Danfo buses except you have a car.Even when you have a car ,circumstances might warrant boarding a Danfo.
One thing that is very important in transportation is safety.Most Danfo users don't take this into consideration .So what are the things we do that threaten our safety ?.Lets look into some of them.
1.Rushing And Jumping Into The Bus
Most of us are guilty of this .But its actually very dangerous ,people have died in the process of rushing into a moving or stationary Danfo .Please try to be patient and take your time .Your life is more important than where you are going to.
2.Sitting In Front Directly Beside The Driver
Well,let me break it down.You know that position beside the driver with an improvised seat.Yeah its extremely dangerous ,incase of an accident, whoever is on that seat would most likely be the first and most fatal victim.
3.Arguing With Conductors
Plain and simple ,this people are not always in their right senses.They smoke all sort of things ,plus the stress they go through.Its enough to make a human act crazy.People have actually died fighting with conductors ,stay safe !.
4.Sitting Close To The Door When Its Open
You wouldn't want to fall out of a fast moving vehicle ,trust me .A lot of people make that mistake and some of them do this fully glued to their phones.Always ask the conductor to close the door .
5.Not Speaking Up When The Driver Is Drinking
Most Danfo drivers and conductors would always seek for some form of "upliftment".Especially in those tiny sachets .
No matter how small the quantity of alcohol ,its not safe to drink and drive .So always speak up when you notice the driver drinking or alight and enter another bus.
A student of the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye in Ogun State, Mr Olamijulo Mayowa Emmanuel who is in 300L has been declared missing after he left home on 27th march 2017 and has not been seen since then.
Mayowa, of the department of geophysics, was said to have boarded a bus from Ibadan, with the intention of going to Konigba junction, Ago Iwoye but all efforts to get through to him have been in vain.
It was revealed through the office of students affairs that he is a senator and constituency leader of the faculty of science in OOU.
And his father Mr Olamijulo said to our Reporter via a phone interview that he dropped him at Iwo road a popular park in Ibadan yesterday morning and they’ve not heard anything from him since then.
The concerned father then came to Ago Iwoye to complain today, “he said it has been confirmed that there was no accident on the road” so definitely something else must have prevented him from reaching home, he then solicit to the public to help contact him on *07031937092* if any lead is found.
It can be a very unpleasant experience when you attend a party and you don’t know anyone besides the host. You won’t only be bored, you will also feel very lonely. It is obviously difficult to strike a conversation with people you don’t know even if you are extroverted. As a result, some individuals may simply abandon the party and go home. You don’t have to do this, Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency shares 6 ways to survive a party or gig if you don’t know anyone.
Be positive
Your friend inviting you to a party means that he/she wants you to be there. Do not feel out place or feel like you don’t belong there. This is because when some people go to parties and they don’t know anyone, they feel inferior. Consequently, they begin to suck. This will even make the situation. So be positive!
Request to help the host
Rather than just sitting down amidst persons you don’t know, you can decide to help the host. The host will no doubt be very busy but he or she will appreciate your request to help. You can even bring food to cook just to keep you busy.
Exercise how to break the ice
Breaking the ice is very essential to start a conversation at a party where you are don’t know anyone. So, before you leave home, ensure that you have some conversation starters at your fingertips.
Listen to what others have to say
After breaking the ice or starting a conversation, the next thing is to continue and sustain it which can sometimes be a bit tasking to do. One way you can overcome this is to listen to what others are saying. However, don’t over listen to the point you are mute.
Look for other loners
Lonely people are desperately searching for someone to talk to. So, don’t be afraid to look for other loners and start a conversation with them. They will definitely appreciate and welcome your gesture! You will always find loners at a party which may be held at the Epe Resort.
Just have fun
Do not miss out on the fun even if you don’t know anyone so that you won’t regret going to the party.
Mavin CEO Don Jazzy , took to Instagram to show off himself and brothers, Jaymarvin and D'prince all decked in celestial white garment as he celebrates birthday with jaymarvin.
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SaharaReporters has obtained a document issued by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) declaring that Senator Emmanuel Nnamdi Uba, better known as Andy Uba, forged both a secondary school certificate and “Confirmation of Result” which he presented to British authorities.
BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK
MAR 31, 2017
SaharaReporters has obtained a document issued by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) declaring that Senator Emmanuel Nnamdi Uba, better known as Andy Uba, forged both a secondary school certificate and “Confirmation of Result” which he presented to British authorities.
In a letter dated February 12, 2014 and addressed to the attention of George Smith of Public Agencies, located at 57 Peel Road, Wembley Middlesex, HA9 7LY in the United Kingdom, WAEC stated, “Letter reference no. L/CR/CONF/05465089 dated 21st November, 2013 is fake.” According to the examination body, “Mr. A.A. Okelezo, as you rightly observed, reported as the Controller of our branch office in Calabar on 7th October, 2013 having been deployed from the Ikeja Zonal Office. He was never the Head of National Office, as indicated at the foot of the letter under reference. The signature on the document is in no way similar to his signature.”
In a report earlier today, SaharaReporters disclosed that Senator Uba, who represents Anambra South senatorial zone, had falsified the grades he earned in the secondary school leaving certificate exams conducted by WAEC throughout West Africa. Mr. Uba, a former senior domestic assistant to former President Olusegun Obasanjo, attended Union Secondary School (formerly Boys High School), Awkunanaw, a suburb of Enugu, the current capital of Enugu State. Records obtained from the school and elsewhere showed that the controversial senator attended Union Secondary School from 1970 to 1974, when he sat the secondary school leaving certificate.
WAEC’s letter to Mr. Smith clarified that “the Examination conducted in May/June 1974 was GCE [General Certificate of Education] and not WASSCE as indicated on the Confirmation of Result.”
Signed by O.M. Adebayo, deputy Registrar in charge of School Exams Department, WAEC’s letter added: “The Certificate No: SC 544753 with candidate No. 05465089 was found to be fake, as signatures on the document were forged. Also, the serial number quoted on the ‘certificate’ was non-existent in our system. In addition, the spelling of GRADE as GARDE let the document out as fake.” Mr. Adebayo stated that a candidate with the same name as Mr. Uba “sat the GCE in the school in 1974,” and then detailed the authentic results earned by the senator.
Mr. Uba’s real results, as certified by WAEC in its letter to Mr. Smith, showed that the senator performed woefully, scoring “credit” in only one subject, Chemistry. He failed English Language, Bible Knowledge, and Economics. He earned grades of mere “pass,” which are close to “fail,” in the following subjects: English Language, Statistics, Mathematics, Physics, and Biology. By contrast, Mr. Uba’s falsified results claimed that he earned the following grades: English Literature 4, English Language 7, Christian Religious Knowledge 7, Economics 4, Statistics 6, Mathematics 6, Physics 4, and Chemistry 6.
In addition to fraudulently altering the grades he obtained in his terminal secondary school certificate, Mr. Uba also claimed on his official website as well as his page on the National Assembly website that he obtained bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees from Concordia University, Canada, California State University, and Buxton University in the UK. Our investigations disclosed that Mr. Uba indeed registered as an undergraduate student in both Concordia University and California State University, but that he dropped out of both institutions without completing enough work to earn even a bachelor’s degree. Our further investigation also showed that Buxton University is not an accredited institution of learning, but a “certificate mill” that sells degrees to anybody willing to pay a small fee. Even though Mr. Uba’s official website claimed that the senator attended Buxton University in the UK, the fake institution does not have any physical address in Britain. It once operated out of Portugal, using that country as a location from which to send “certificates” to customers around the world.
In his forged secondary school leaving certificate, Mr. Uba claimed that he scored “First Division.” WAEC’s document to Mr. Smith debunks the claim. In his letter, Mr. Adebayo stated, “for a candidate to have been qualified for a First Division Certificate under the WASC/GCE regime, he/she must have passed in at least six subjects selected in accordance with the Regulations, reaching Credit in at least five of them (including English Language…” WAEC’s letter was emphatic that Mr. Uba “did not fulfill the condition and could therefore not have been awarded Division One.”
Nigeria's Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo was received by the Prime Minister of France, Bernard Cazeneuve on the margin of the OECD Global Anti-Corruption and Integrity Forum in Paris.
What a great day to be alive in the department of Microbiology as all FYB students turned up on their first final paper in Olabisi Onabanjo ...
