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Less than 1 hour after Lucky Udu said he's struggling, Cubana Chief Priest reminded him of the $30k from Burna boy... an...
25/10/2025

Less than 1 hour after Lucky Udu said he's struggling, Cubana Chief Priest reminded him of the $30k from Burna boy... and surprised him!
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‎January 2025, Chief Priest and Burna Boy were trading shots on Instagram. To prove a point, Burna dropped $30,000 on someone who claimed he was CP’s cousin—and Lucky Udu was the middleman who made the handoff happen, escorting the guy to collect the cash...
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‎Fast-forward: Lucky Udu publicly seeks financial support and reveals he’s struggling currently. Chief Priest jokingly reminded him of the role he played when Burna Boy was trading shots with him and Suprisingly sent him ₦1m
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Behold The New VC of UNN!Prof Simon Uchenna Ortuanya.He was the former commissioner of education under Governor Sullivan...
03/08/2025

Behold The New VC of UNN!

Prof Simon Uchenna Ortuanya.

He was the former commissioner of education under Governor Sullivan Chime and immediate past Secretary Of The State Government Under Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi Administration.
He was former Director General of South East Governor's Forum.

Today he emerged as the first Vice Chancellor From Nsukka Land.

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka was first indigenous university in Nigeria – not University of Ibadan. The University ...
11/07/2025

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka was first indigenous university in Nigeria – not University of Ibadan. The University of Ibadan was originally established as a college of the University of London and did not become a fully independent university until the late 1960s.

In contrast, the University of Nigeria was founded as an independent university on March 18, 1955 and was formally opened on October 7, 1960.

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UNN Acting VC Appoints New Associate Dean of Student Affairs.The Acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nigeria, Ns...
05/03/2025

UNN Acting VC Appoints New Associate Dean of Student Affairs.

The Acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), has appointed a new Associate Dean of Student Affairs. This leadership change is expected to enhance student welfare and administrative efficiency.

New Associate Dean Of Students Affairs Dr. Victor Chinedu Asadu.

Stay tuned for more details.

University Of Nigeria Nsukka Suspends Lecturer For allegedly Impregnating Four Students Within 4 Years. A lecturer with...
17/02/2025

University Of Nigeria Nsukka Suspends Lecturer For allegedly Impregnating Four Students Within 4 Years.

A lecturer with University of Nigeria Nsukka, Mr. Chigozie Odum has been suspended

This is coming after the lecturer allegedly impregnated four students of the Institution within his four years of being appointed as a lecturer.

His suspension was signed by the deputy registrar of the institution, Achiuwa. F. C (MRS) for the Registrar.

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Note.... This incident happened around 2019/2020 but the resolution to suspend him by the institution was taken two weeks ago.

‼️JUST-INSECOND SEMESTER OF 2023/2024 SESSIONSEPTEMBER 2024Monday, 16th: Arrival of students.Tuesday, 17th: Registration...
23/09/2024

‼️JUST-IN

SECOND SEMESTER OF 2023/2024 SESSION

SEPTEMBER 2024

Monday, 16th: Arrival of students.

Tuesday, 17th: Registration begins for all students.

Thursday, 19th: Lectures begin.

Friday, 27th: Registration ends.

OCTOBER 2024

Tuesday, 1st: Late registration starts.

Friday, 4th: Late registration ends.
Last day for submission of first semester results to the Department

Processing of results begins in the Department.

Monday, 7th - Thursday, 10th: Departmental Board meets to approve first semester results.

Thursday, 17th: Last day for submission of first semester results to the Registry (Exams).

Processing of results begins in the Registry.

Thursday, 24th: Deadline for checking of results by Heads of Department.

Monday, 28th - Thursday, 31st: Faculty Board meets to approve first semester results.

NOVEMBER 2024

Friday, 22nd: Lectures end.

Monday, 25th: Revision begins.

Friday, 29th: Revision ends.

DECEMBER 2024

Monday, 2nd: Departmental examinations begin.

Friday, 6th:Departmental examinations end.

Monday, 9th: Examinations in inter-faculty and inter-disciplinary courses begin.

Friday, 20th: Examinations in inter-faculty and inter-disciplinary courses end.

Christmas break begins for students

JANUARY 2025

Friday, 3rd: Students return to campus.

Monday, 6th: Examinations in inter-faculty and inter-disciplinary courses continue.

Friday, 10th: Examinations in inter-faculty and inter-disciplinary courses end. End of second semester, and students vacate campus.

Saturday, 25th: 2024/2025 session begins.

FEBRUARY 2025

Monday, 10th: Last day for submission of second semester results to the Department. Processing of results begins in the Department.

Monday, 17th: repartmental Boards meet to approve second semester results.

Monday, 24th: Last day for submission of second semester results to the Registry (Exams).
Processing of results begins in the Registry.

MARCH 2025

Monday, 3rd: Deadline for checking of results by Heads of Department.

160 has been set by UNN as the minimum required JAMB score for 2024/2045 admission.
08/08/2024

160 has been set by UNN as the minimum required JAMB score for 2024/2045 admission.

Prof. Romanus Ezeokonkwo from the department of Veterinary Parasitology and Entomology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine e...
08/06/2024

Prof. Romanus Ezeokonkwo from the department of Veterinary Parasitology and Entomology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine emerges as the acting Vice Chancellor University of Nigeria, Nsukka.

#08/06/2024

It's time to elect acting vice chancellor who will be in charge of the interim government for a period of 6 months befor...
08/06/2024

It's time to elect acting vice chancellor who will be in charge of the interim government for a period of 6 months before the main election. The contestants are:
1. Prof. Johnson Uroma (deputy vice chancellor academics) University of Nigeria, Nsukka. He is from Igbo Eze south local government area, Enugu State
2. Prof. Romanus Ezeokonkwo (deputy vice chancellor administration) University of Nigeria, Nsukka. He is from Anambra State
3. Prof. Daniel Nwachukwu (deputy vice chancellor University of Nigeria, Enugu campus) He is from Abia State.

#07/06/2024

29/08/2021

From: CDT
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NOSE BLEEDING

Nosebleeds can have causes that aren't due to underlying disease. Examples include nasal dryness, nose picking or injury.

Bleeding from both nose and mouth can be serious. It may be caused by injuries to your nose, but may also be caused by high blood pressure or other conditions.

Bleeding from the nose (epistaxis) is a common condition and rarely serious. Most bleeds are minor and self-limiting. It is thought that approximately 60 per cent of the population will suffer from a nosebleed at some point in their lifetime.

Epistaxis has a bimodal distribution in the population, with peaks below the age of 10 years and after the age of 50 years. The site of origin of bleeding tends to differ with age. In the young most bleeds occur from Kiesselbach’s plexus in Little’s area, a highly vascular area on the anterior septum where several small vessels anastomose, and which is easily accessible to picking fingers. As patients get older the site of bleeding tends to move back and can involve larger blood vessels.

Epistaxis is more common in winter months, and this has been attributed to the increased incidence of upper respiratory tract infections and the use of central heating causing drying and irritation of the mucous membranes.
Under the age of 49 years nosebleeds are more common in males than females — it has been hypothesised that oestrogen may be protective.

The main causes of epistaxis are trauma to the nose, disorders of platelet function, disorders such as hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia, co***ne use, some systemic conditions, such as Wegener’s granulomatosis and tumours (rare).

There's actually nothing much to worry about especially if u have no other symptoms like headache, fever, weakness etc

Knowledge is power

21/08/2021

Preventing mosquito-borne disease

Here are some ways in which you can protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases:

Get rid of stagnant water: Damp areas and places with stagnant water serve as a breeding ground for mosquitoes. To avoid the increase in mosquito count, make sure that you keep areas around you dry and hygienic. Take care of places with holes and ditches where water may collect.

Use mosquito repellents: Do not forget to apply a mosquito repellent cream or spray during pique mosquito season.

Cover yourself: When outside, wear clothing that covers your arms and legs completely to avoid skin exposure. Less visibility of skin can help prevent mosquito bites.

Protect your house: Various insects, including mosquitoes, are attracted to dark and unhygienic surroundings. This implies taking protective measures to ensure that the living areas in your house are well lit, ventilated, and clean.

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