Political commentator, sports enthusiast, husband, father;believer in a better Nigeria with a focused, responsible leadership.All things are possible with God!
@winexviv The cut off marks are deliberately raised by the universities to limit the number of candidates who make the merit list. The remaining slots are then filled up by various interests in the form of "shopping", supplementary lists and VC's list. Quite Unfortunate!
@LionNicky2@winexviv Jamb is not the problem. The Individual universities decide their cut off marks and notify JAMB. JAMB doesn't admit and impose candidates on the universities. JAMB only ratifies universities' decisions on admission
@Digitronocj@onyecheochuba7@winexviv Pls tell us more about the VC list. How do people get in in through that list? Also tell us about "shopping". How do low scoring candidates "shop" into medicine, law, etc even when those depts didn't declare any shortfalls or advertise?
@FRSCNigeria for public education and enlightenment, how can one identify an expired vehicle tyre? For instance, if the last 4 digits of the DOT is "3821", when did the tyre expire or when will it expire if it hasn't expired?
Thank you in advance
@SaharaReporters@myaccessbank how have I offended you? Debited me without crediting the intended beneficiary and I now look like a liar. Return my money please
@ruffydfire@myaccessbank how have I offended you? Debited me without crediting the intended beneficiary and I now look like a liar. Return my money please
@SaharaReporters@gtbank , @gtbank_help , what has happened to your banking app? "Sorry, seems something went wrong, please try again..." This has been your song of late when one uses the app and you'll still go on and debit. Please return my money, please, I beg you.
@KwankwasoRM It is a thing of worry that the Nigerian political class see children as objects to be used and thrown out at will. Their future means nothing to those who should care for them. During elections they become "adults" with voters cards but are subsequently discarded to the streets