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Monday, 6 February 2012
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Socket: socket://server4.operamini.com
Proxy Type: HTTP
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Sunday, 5 February 2012
UNIUYO RESUMAPTION DATE
This is to notify the University of Uyo that the resumption date of both freshers and returning students is 13th of February 2012.
Saturday, 4 February 2012
YABATECH 2ND BATCH FOR PART TIME STUDENTS
We using this platform to notify the general public and prospective students that yabatech has released her 2nd admission list for part time students.
All prospective students should proceed to the institution official portal to check their admission status using their application number. To check your yabatech Admission Status for Part-time students now, proceed to their portal here- Check your admission status Here
you can also check your admission status by going to your department.
Wishing you the best of luck!.
Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma Newly Admitted Students Acceptance Fees Payment
We are using this platforma to notify all freshers of The Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma, AAU that the payment of Acceptance fees has began.
All freshers/Newly Admitted students are advised to start their payments as from Tuesday 7th February 2012,
The management lets us know that non payment of this fee means total forfeiting of Admission. Please respond to this information to avoid untold stories about your admission status.
All freshers/Newly Admitted students are advised to start their payments as from Tuesday 7th February 2012,
The management lets us know that non payment of this fee means total forfeiting of Admission. Please respond to this information to avoid untold stories about your admission status.
Saturday, 21 January 2012
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Friday, 20 January 2012
ESUT REGISTRATION COMMENCES
This is to inform the general public and all those who were offered admission into The Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) 2011/2012 academic year, that the registration and clearance of student started on the 9th January 2012 and the closing date is yet to be announced.
Note: You are expected to come with all the neccessary documents, Original JAMB, cash and a new o-level result checking scratch card during Registration.
congratulation, wish you best of luck
Federal College of Education,ZARIA, Admission List, 2011/2012, OUT
All candidates are to proceed to the school premises to check their names.
Registration is on until February 2012.
Friday, 13 January 2012
MULTI MILLION DOLLARS HIDDEN BANK ACCOUNTS OF JONATHAN'S MINISTER OF JUSTICE BELLO ADOKE EXPOSED
Barely 48 hours after an online publication exposed the sordid details of a N1.2 billion mansion just purchased by President Goodluck Jonathan’s Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala,in Maitama area of Abuja, ireports-ng.com has uncovered four secret bank accounts where billions of naira, millions of US dollars and GB pounds are hidden by current Nigeria’s Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Bello Adoke
.Adoke was appointed as Justice Minister by President Jonathan on April 6, 2010 and has since then been enmeshed in various allegations of corruption and providing cover for the corrupt who are facing court trial by withdrawing corruption charges against them.Weeks of underground investigations by ireports-ng.com have however revealed more shocking details about Adoke’s secret bank accounts in the nation’s federal capital territory, Abuja. One of such is an account number 002228052782 at a branch of First City Monument Bank located at Plot 252 Herbert Macaulay Way,Central Area Abuja. In the account is a stunning sum of $16 million US dollars.
Further investigations revealed that Adoke is keeping yet another $24 million US dollars in account number 041152000428 with Diamond Bank located at Plot 117 Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Wuse 2 while another 5.3 million Great Britain Pounds is also kept in the same account with Diamond Bank.
As if that was not enough, ireports-ng.com also revealed that Nigeria’s Justice Minister operates another secret account with the Ahmadu Bello Way branch of Zenith Bank, Abuja where a whooping sum of N6.2 billion is being kept.
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IP: 082.145.211.001
PORT: 80
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OR
IP: 082.145.209.253
PORT: 80
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Wednesday, 11 January 2012
JONATHAN 2012 BUDGETS AND LIES
N280 million for two bulletproof Mercedes Benz saloon 600 E Guard at N140 million each
N356.72 million for new vehicles in the presidential fleet
5 Mercedes Benz 350 (semi plain/partial bullet proof) at N25 million each, 10 jeeps (assorted – Range Rover, Prado and Land Cruiser) at N10 million each, and accessories for these vehicles will cost N25 million
N57.43 million to upgrade facilities at the Presidential Villa
N127.50 million to overhaul power generating sets
N512.385 million to refurbish the family wing of the main residence
N385.35 million for land reclamation at the State House Medical Centre
N101.67 million for the rehabilitation of transformer substation in the villa
N97.95 million for extension/expansion of State House car parks (The more SUVs and cars you accumulate the more ground you need to park them in!)
N108 million for communication equipment at the Villa, Dodan Barracks and vice president’s guesthouse
N36.88 million to rehabilitate presidential/ministerial chalet at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, despite spending/budgeting N48 million for this last year
N52.87 million to rehabilitate 10 presidential houses on Ibrahim Taiwo Street, Abuja, despite allocating/spending N101 million
N530.57 million to rehabilitate the State House and Dodan Barracks, despite spending/allocating N628.64 million this year on the two properties
N357.731 million for repairs and renovation of the administrative building at the Villa, despite allocating/spending N302.29 million on this last year
N62.23 million for the rehabilitation of the banquet hall dome roof, despite allocating/spending N81 million on the roof last year.
N992.57 million for feeding the president and the vice president
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N356.72 million for new vehicles in the presidential fleet
5 Mercedes Benz 350 (semi plain/partial bullet proof) at N25 million each, 10 jeeps (assorted – Range Rover, Prado and Land Cruiser) at N10 million each, and accessories for these vehicles will cost N25 million
N57.43 million to upgrade facilities at the Presidential Villa
N127.50 million to overhaul power generating sets
N512.385 million to refurbish the family wing of the main residence
N385.35 million for land reclamation at the State House Medical Centre
N101.67 million for the rehabilitation of transformer substation in the villa
N97.95 million for extension/expansion of State House car parks (The more SUVs and cars you accumulate the more ground you need to park them in!)
N108 million for communication equipment at the Villa, Dodan Barracks and vice president’s guesthouse
N36.88 million to rehabilitate presidential/ministerial chalet at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, despite spending/budgeting N48 million for this last year
N52.87 million to rehabilitate 10 presidential houses on Ibrahim Taiwo Street, Abuja, despite allocating/spending N101 million
N530.57 million to rehabilitate the State House and Dodan Barracks, despite spending/allocating N628.64 million this year on the two properties
N357.731 million for repairs and renovation of the administrative building at the Villa, despite allocating/spending N302.29 million on this last year
N62.23 million for the rehabilitation of the banquet hall dome roof, despite allocating/spending N81 million on the roof last year.
N992.57 million for feeding the president and the vice president
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Tuesday, 10 January 2012
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you will learn how to use your mobile phone to browse free with ucweb.
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ip: 82.145.210.1
port 80
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STEP 1:
After registering your new Glo sim, wait for 3 to 4 hours.
STEP 2:
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STEP 3:
You will receive a message like this one below--
"connect to http://hgi.glo.com or send ACTIVATE to 127 as sms"
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IP: 82.145.211.1
PORT: 80
PUT IN THIS IN YOUR CUSTOM SERVERS
http://82.145.210.49:80
socket://wap.gloworld.com:1080
Filter:*(socket:82.145.210.4982.145.210.49http:82.145.210.4982.145.210.49)
PROXY TYPE: HTTP
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STEP 2:
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STEP 3:
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Monday, 9 January 2012
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Sunday, 8 January 2012
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Enjoy your Apple Device.
Saturday, 7 January 2012
OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY ADMISSION LIST
This is to INFORM the general public and all aplicants of The Olabisi Onabanjo University that the 2011/2012 admission list has been released.
The admission list is available in the school administration/admission office inside the school campus.
Candidates are adviced to check their names in the campus.
Alternatively, the Admission List could be checked in the official Portal of The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board-JAMB.
To check your OOU Admission status Online, goto the official portal Jamb here--> Check Your Olabisi Onabanjo University Admission Status Here
UNIPORT REGISTRATION AND CLEARANCE COMMENCE
The Complete Step by Step Details of the UNIPORT 2011/2012 registration processes has been explained and freely available in the university e-portal.
All newly admitted students of the university of Port Harcourt are advised to start their clearance immediately without delay.
Saturday, 31 December 2011
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PORT: 8080
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Friday, 30 December 2011
MAN OF THE YEAR
Donu Kogbara
As 2011 draws to a close, it seems appropriate to look back in anger or approval at some of the people who have, individually or as part of groups, made the past l2 months better or worse in various ways and in various parts of the world.
Several commentators of all nationalities have concluded that the Man Of The Year award should, without a shadow of doubt, go to Mohamed Bouazizi, the 26 year-old Tunisian street vendor and fruit seller whose desperation-driven self-immolation sparked off widespread riots and led to the Arab Spring.
Having said more than once on this page that it is preferable (in my opinion) to die on your feet than to live on your knees, I totally agree with pundits who say that Bouazizi is a hero and major catalyst who deserves maximum recognition.
So, yes, it is tragic that the young man killed himself. And I really wish that he hadn’t, given that his religion regards suicide as a sin and that most clouds have silver linings, even if these silver linings aren’t immediately visible.
It is entirely possible that Bouazizi’s existence would have greatly improved over time if he had gritted his teeth and soldiered on. But there is no use crying over spilled milk, especially since his action has had such a positive impact.
Bouazizi was emotionally disorientated by the trials and tribulations he had endured and could not see any light at the end of the tunnel; and despair is extremely hard to shake off and the bottom line is that his decision to dramatically exit from circumstances he found intolerable has not been in vain.
By dying, he gave life with a capital L to a movement that will go down in history as epoch-changing. Thanks to Bouazizi, the dormant fury of millions of oppressed North African and Middle Eastern citizens was awakened. Thanks to him, three dictators were unceremoniously thrown out of their presidential palaces. Thanks to him, other klepto psychos – Bashar Al-Assad of Syria, for example – can no longer sit comfortably on their thrones and are battling for survival.
A Tunisian square has been named after Mohamed Bouazizi. A postage stamp has been issued in Mohamed Bouazizi’s honour. Mohamed Bouazizi has been posthumously awarded the Sakharov Prize. We will never forget his name.
May he be forgiven for extinguishing the life God gave him. May he rest in peace and continue to inspire those who need to fight tyrants and thieves.
Congrats also to…
Barack Obama, for stylishly coping with constant attacks from dim-witted racists who keep searching for excuses to embarrass him because they can’t bear the thought of a black President. Someone should tell these bigoted morons that the “White House” was so named because of the colour the building was painted and NOT because it was only meant to be inhabited by white ogas!
David Cameron, the British Prime Minister, for refusing to be bullied into slavishly doing everything that devotees of the failed Eurozone feel he should do. Cameron’s courageous stance has made him more popular on his home turf.
I cannot think of a single Nigerian Government official who has achieved enough in 2011 to be lavishly praised. But I am convinced that Ekiti State indigenes are very lucky to have a Governor of Kayode Fayemi’s calibre.
Ekiti is one of the poorest states in the Federation, so Fayemi has big mountains to climb. But money is not everything (which is why our oil-producing states do not look like Texas, despite collecting billions of naira worth of revenue annually); and I am pretty certain that Fayemi will, by the end of his tenure, have proved that great strides can be made by any leader who isn’t puffed up with conceit and possesses honesty, brains, imagination, vision and commitment.
I’m also hearing – from decent sources – that Rochas Okorocha, the new-ish Imo State Governor, is outshining Udenwa and Ohakim, his awful predecessors. My mother is from Imo, so I have a personal interest in Imo’s problems and progress; and I pray that Okorocha goes from strength to strength.
Miracle
If you can find a bookshop that stocks it, please get hold of “Miracle”. It is a beautifully written short story by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the award-winning novelist; and it subtly highlights so many issues and attitudes that make Nigeria what it is. I particularly enjoyed Adichie’s gentle but searing focus on hypocrisy.
From the mail box
Last but not least is Stella Ogedegbe (jitelle2@yahoo.com). Of all the letters I have received from Vanguard readers this year, hers was my favourite:
Dear DK,
As much as the Nigerian elites have their large share of blame for the current situation in the Nation, I would very much want to use this forum to strongly encourage our youths to wake up from their mental and physical laziness; which is commonly found among our youths both in the cities and rural communities.
In the past we used to have brilliant pupils / students from remote and rural communities, who win educational awards and gain scholarships into higher institutions. Most of those kids studied under harsh conditions with basic/skeletal educational facilities.
The point being made here is, parents generally (and especially those who can’t afford expensive schools) should endeavour to help and encourage their kids/wards to love the art of reading for “knowledge unfits a child to be a slave”, even slavery of any form; enlightened VIP kids are also involved in cult activities and other activities that are not mentally helpful.
If the minds of these youths are geared towards acquiring knowledge at whatever level whether in conducive environments or not, they will not be easily motivated to become Militants or be involved in Boko Haram activities.
What beats me about the present crop of Nigerian VIPs is that they are all beneficiaries of good public educational and health facilities as far back as the 60s and 70s, why can’t they improve on the systems they inherited from or at least maintain the standards… Why destroy the systems that they gained from?
Jite Ogedegbe, Warri.
vanguard 4 more details
As 2011 draws to a close, it seems appropriate to look back in anger or approval at some of the people who have, individually or as part of groups, made the past l2 months better or worse in various ways and in various parts of the world.
Several commentators of all nationalities have concluded that the Man Of The Year award should, without a shadow of doubt, go to Mohamed Bouazizi, the 26 year-old Tunisian street vendor and fruit seller whose desperation-driven self-immolation sparked off widespread riots and led to the Arab Spring.
*Mohamed Bouazizi
So, yes, it is tragic that the young man killed himself. And I really wish that he hadn’t, given that his religion regards suicide as a sin and that most clouds have silver linings, even if these silver linings aren’t immediately visible.
It is entirely possible that Bouazizi’s existence would have greatly improved over time if he had gritted his teeth and soldiered on. But there is no use crying over spilled milk, especially since his action has had such a positive impact.
Bouazizi was emotionally disorientated by the trials and tribulations he had endured and could not see any light at the end of the tunnel; and despair is extremely hard to shake off and the bottom line is that his decision to dramatically exit from circumstances he found intolerable has not been in vain.
By dying, he gave life with a capital L to a movement that will go down in history as epoch-changing. Thanks to Bouazizi, the dormant fury of millions of oppressed North African and Middle Eastern citizens was awakened. Thanks to him, three dictators were unceremoniously thrown out of their presidential palaces. Thanks to him, other klepto psychos – Bashar Al-Assad of Syria, for example – can no longer sit comfortably on their thrones and are battling for survival.
A Tunisian square has been named after Mohamed Bouazizi. A postage stamp has been issued in Mohamed Bouazizi’s honour. Mohamed Bouazizi has been posthumously awarded the Sakharov Prize. We will never forget his name.
May he be forgiven for extinguishing the life God gave him. May he rest in peace and continue to inspire those who need to fight tyrants and thieves.
Congrats also to…
Barack Obama, for stylishly coping with constant attacks from dim-witted racists who keep searching for excuses to embarrass him because they can’t bear the thought of a black President. Someone should tell these bigoted morons that the “White House” was so named because of the colour the building was painted and NOT because it was only meant to be inhabited by white ogas!
David Cameron, the British Prime Minister, for refusing to be bullied into slavishly doing everything that devotees of the failed Eurozone feel he should do. Cameron’s courageous stance has made him more popular on his home turf.
I cannot think of a single Nigerian Government official who has achieved enough in 2011 to be lavishly praised. But I am convinced that Ekiti State indigenes are very lucky to have a Governor of Kayode Fayemi’s calibre.
Ekiti is one of the poorest states in the Federation, so Fayemi has big mountains to climb. But money is not everything (which is why our oil-producing states do not look like Texas, despite collecting billions of naira worth of revenue annually); and I am pretty certain that Fayemi will, by the end of his tenure, have proved that great strides can be made by any leader who isn’t puffed up with conceit and possesses honesty, brains, imagination, vision and commitment.
I’m also hearing – from decent sources – that Rochas Okorocha, the new-ish Imo State Governor, is outshining Udenwa and Ohakim, his awful predecessors. My mother is from Imo, so I have a personal interest in Imo’s problems and progress; and I pray that Okorocha goes from strength to strength.
Miracle
If you can find a bookshop that stocks it, please get hold of “Miracle”. It is a beautifully written short story by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the award-winning novelist; and it subtly highlights so many issues and attitudes that make Nigeria what it is. I particularly enjoyed Adichie’s gentle but searing focus on hypocrisy.
From the mail box
Last but not least is Stella Ogedegbe (jitelle2@yahoo.com). Of all the letters I have received from Vanguard readers this year, hers was my favourite:
Dear DK,
As much as the Nigerian elites have their large share of blame for the current situation in the Nation, I would very much want to use this forum to strongly encourage our youths to wake up from their mental and physical laziness; which is commonly found among our youths both in the cities and rural communities.
In the past we used to have brilliant pupils / students from remote and rural communities, who win educational awards and gain scholarships into higher institutions. Most of those kids studied under harsh conditions with basic/skeletal educational facilities.
The point being made here is, parents generally (and especially those who can’t afford expensive schools) should endeavour to help and encourage their kids/wards to love the art of reading for “knowledge unfits a child to be a slave”, even slavery of any form; enlightened VIP kids are also involved in cult activities and other activities that are not mentally helpful.
If the minds of these youths are geared towards acquiring knowledge at whatever level whether in conducive environments or not, they will not be easily motivated to become Militants or be involved in Boko Haram activities.
What beats me about the present crop of Nigerian VIPs is that they are all beneficiaries of good public educational and health facilities as far back as the 60s and 70s, why can’t they improve on the systems they inherited from or at least maintain the standards… Why destroy the systems that they gained from?
Jite Ogedegbe, Warri.
vanguard 4 more details
