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No matter the circumstances of life never give up reaching your goals.....

We are all an achiever but only our given price determines the achievement!

All the earnest moments in life are remarkable.

...God created the heavens and the earth.
Before there was anything, there was GOD.
Before there was ice cream and chocolate
sauce; or popcorn and pop; or computers,
VCRs and TVs; or the sun, the moon and the
stars - or even space itself - God was there.
There wouldn't be anything at all if God
hadn't thought it all up.
But God DID think it all up.
But in the very beginning there was no
shape to God's creation at all, and
everywhere it was black as night.
So God said,
"Let there be light!"
And there was light.
God saw that the light was good, and so he
separated the light from the darkness. God
called the light "Day," and the darkness he
called, "Night." And then for the first time
ever, there was evening and there was
morning. The first day in all of creation had
come to an end and a new day was ready to
begin.
On the morning of the second day God put
the blue sky between the deep waters that
covered the earth and the blackness of
space. At first, the earth was completely
covered with water. There wasn't any dry
ground anywhere.
And there was evening and there was
morning. The second day was over, and a
new day was ready to begin.
Morning came on the third day, and God
gathered the waters together and made the
dry land appear. God called the dry land
"Earth" and the water he called "Sea."
God looked at all that he had made, and he
saw that it was good.
It was all very good.
Then God said, "Let there be plants on the
earth, and all the things that grow!" And all
the different kinds of plants and trees began
to grow; apple trees and banana trees, grass
and dandelions and roses, wheat to make
bread, and corn so kids would have a
vegetable they would like; but God made
spinach and broccoli too.
And God looked at all that he had made, and
he saw that it was good, even the broccoli
and the spinach.
There was evening and there was morning,
the third day. A new day was waiting to
begin.
On the fourth day God said, "Let the great
lights appear in the sky!" (so we would know
when to go to bed and when to get up for
school). And just by his word, God made the
sun and the moon and the stars. He made
them out of nothing at all!

Have a wonderful nite ma peoplE!

Admission into Federal Co-
operative College Ibadan
for 2013/2014, No JAMB
Required!
This is to inform the general public and all
concerned persons, that admission process is
currently ongoing at the Federal Co-
operative College, Ibadan to register for the
2013/2014 academic year.
Eligibility/requirements
1. Good O’level results (four credits in at least
4 subjects).
2. With or without JAMB.
3. Admission is open to both ND and HND
programmes.
The Federal Co-operative College, Ibadan is a
leading co-operative Institution in the
Country. The first of its kind to be established
in the Federation. It was initially established
as an in-service training institution for
government co-operative officers and staff of
the co-operative movement.
It has steadily over the years turned out quite
an impressive number of graduates, some of
whom are occupying important positions
both in the public and private sectors of the
economy.
Deadline for application is September 30th,
2013. Click Here To Apply

If Ƴѳu̶̲̥̅̊ have the opportunity to change anything in this world, what will it be?

The student - not necessarily a well-prepared student - sat in his life science classroom staring at a question on the final exam paper.

The question directed:

"Give four advantages of breast milk."

What to write? He sighed, and began to scribble

whatever came into his head, hoping for the best:

1. No need to boil.
2. Cats can't steal it.
3. Available whenever necessary.

Um. So far so good - maybe. But the exam demanded a four-part answer.

Again, what to write?

Once more he sighed. He frowned. He scowled. Then sighed again.

But suddenly, he brightened.

He grabbed his pen, and triumphantly scribbled his definitive answer:

4. Available in attractive containers.

FUNAAB Post-UTME
2013/2014 E-Examination
Schedule Not Yet Out!
August 16, 2013 by VNTI — 2 Comments
Apologies for a wrong report made regarding
the post UTME schedule of the Federal
University of Agriculture Abeokuta. The
publication was erroneous and we have thus
removed the content. We will inform you
when the schedule is eventually released by
the University, soon enough though.
NOTE: Candidates with disparity in their
UTME results are also expected to reprint
their FUNAAB exam slip to correct all errors
inherent in their application.
Click Here To Reprint Slip
We wish all participating students the best in
the upcoming screening exams.

FG To Offer ASUU N30bn,
Asks Lecturers To Resume
Work

The federal government is offering N30
billion as earned allowances to the striking
university lecturers in a bid to end the
lingering strike, which has shut down
academic activities in the universities
nationwide.
A top official from the Federal Ministry of
Education told THISDAY Thursday, that due
to the dwindling revenue base of the
government, it was ready to offer N30 billion
to the striking lecturers under the auspices of
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU),
to end the strike.
Government’s position is believed to be a
sincere approach in ending the strike in the
midst of dwindling revenue profile
occasioned by oil theft and macro-economic
measures aimed at diversifying the economy.
While all the demands of the striking
lecturers had been resolved, the bone of
contention had been ‘earned allowances’,
which they have put at N87 billion.
According to our source, the N30 billion,
which the federal government was offering,
was in the conviction that considering the
nation’s current revenue base, ASUU should
make some sacrifices and go back to work in
the interest of the students and the country
at large.
He disclosed that the government was
desirous of a holistic and sustainable solution
to the problems bedeviling the entire
education sector, adding that the focus is on
infrastructure development, which the
federal government had set up the Governor
Gabriel Suswam-led University Needs
Implementation Committee to handle.
The NEEDS Implementation Committee had
announced on Tuesday, that N100 billion
would be made available to universities for
infrastructure development.
Government’s approach, he added, was on a
specific, once-and-for-all solution and wants
every Nigerian, including the lecturers to
make sacrifices and call off the strike so that
the students could resume academic work.

UNILORIN SSCE Results Upload Begins,
2013/2014, Ends Aug 15!!
All prospective students of the University of
Ilorin (UNILORIN) who registered for the
2013/2014 post UTME screening with awaiting
O’level results are advised now to upload their
result, either WASSCE/NECO/GCE/Cambridge A
level on before August 15th.
According to the information from the
university, any student who fail submit the said
result after August 15th may likely forfeit their
chance of gaining admission to the better by far
University.

Same difference? ASUU says it demands
N87 billion, not N92 billion

The Academic Staff Union of Universities on
Wednesday faulted the statement credited to
the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala, that the union demanded for N92bn,
describing the claim as false.
ASUU said it never demanded such amount
as earned allowances in the 2009 agreement
it reached with the Federal Government.
Okonjo-Iweala had on Wednesday in Minna,
said the Federal Government couldn’t meet
the N92bn allowances as demanded by
ASUU.
The university lecturers, in a statement by
the University of Ibadan branch chairman,
Dr. Olusegun Ajiboye, described the amount
mentioned by the minister as “a the
imagination of the minister.”
Ajiboye explained that the earned
allowances, the union and the governemnt
calculated in the 2009 agreement, amounted
to N87b, which covered allowances for three
and half years for the lecturers in the
nation’s universities.
He said, the N87bn was a compromise made
by ASUU to scale down from N127bn.
He added that the N87bn was computed
based on 15 per cent of the yearly recurrent
expenditures of some nation’s universities.
The statement stated, “I want Nigerians to
ask the minister where she got her figure of
N92bn from. There was never a time that
ASUU made a demand that is up to N92bn. I
think the N92bn is just the imagination of
the minister.
“But that is not to say that this government
did not enter into an agreement with us. This
is a government that signed an agreement
with us on January 24, 2012 to the effect that
they would inject N100bn as funding into the
universities in the first one month and that
before the end of 2012, they would inject
another N300bn.’’