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Going by the information earlier provided by JAMB, the proposed Mock examination for 2017 prospective UTME candidates will hold Saturday April 8th, 2017. That's a week from now.
According to a recent information released by JAMB, over 300,000 candidates have already indicated interest to sit for the Mock examination.
The purpose of the Mock examination is to give candidates an idea of what the actual UTME will look like considering the new technology JAMB has put in place.
I think it is advisable for candidates to take the Mock examination as it will serve as a confidence booster during the actual examination.
We would like to know how many Myschoolers are taking the Mock examination. Do you think it is necessary? For those that won't be taking the examination, what are your reasons? Please share with us.
Friday 31 March 2017
JAMB Mock Exam Holds Next Week, Are You Taking The Exam?
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Going by the information earlier provided by JAMB, the proposed Mock examination for 2017 prospective UTME candidates will hold Saturday April 8th, 2017. That's a week from now.
According to a recent information released by JAMB, over 300,000 candidates have already indicated interest to sit for the Mock examination.
The purpose of the Mock examination is to give candidates an idea of what the actual UTME will look like considering the new technology JAMB has put in place.
I think it is advisable for candidates to take the Mock examination as it will serve as a confidence booster during the actual examination.
We would like to know how many Myschoolers are taking the Mock examination. Do you think it is necessary? For those that won't be taking the examination, what are your reasons? Please share with us.
Going by the information earlier provided by JAMB, the proposed Mock examination for 2017 prospective UTME candidates will hold Saturday April 8th, 2017. That's a week from now.
According to a recent information released by JAMB, over 300,000 candidates have already indicated interest to sit for the Mock examination.
The purpose of the Mock examination is to give candidates an idea of what the actual UTME will look like considering the new technology JAMB has put in place.
I think it is advisable for candidates to take the Mock examination as it will serve as a confidence booster during the actual examination.
We would like to know how many Myschoolers are taking the Mock examination. Do you think it is necessary? For those that won't be taking the examination, what are your reasons? Please share with us.
Full Transcript Of The Speech Delivered By JAMB Boss Concerning 2017 UTME In Kaduna
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JAMB Registrar Professor Ishaq Oloyede, during the strategic planning retreat on monitoring and supervision of 2017 UTME held at Arewa House, Kaduna delivered a speech concerning the 2017 JAMB UTME.
We have brought you to full transcript of the speech;
INTRODUCTION.... Continue reading after this commercial break
On behalf of the Management and staff of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, I happily welcome participants to this Strategic Planning Retreat on the Structure of Supervision and Evaluation of the Conduct of the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
When we sent out invitation to you and gave you a very short notice, we were skeptical on your finding time out of your tight schedules to honour our invitation.
However, this large turnout has further confirmed our identification and choice of you as critical stakeholders with genuine and undiluted interest in this Nation’s education sector in general and in its assessment and evaluation sub-sector in particular where the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board plays a major role. I therefore thank you and appreciate your presence here today.
Before I go further, please permit me to pay tributes to my illustrious predecessors in office. We pray that the soul of Mr. Michael S. Angulu continue to enjoy eternal rest. Mr. Angulu as the first Registrar of the Board laid the foundation on which his successors have continued to build on. I salute Dr. Mohammed Abdulrahman, OON for the strong pillars built on the initial foundation and for the strong commitment at domesticating and internalizing various major activities that were hitherto carried out abroad.
I congratulate Professor Bello A. Salim, OFR for the various innovations introduced into the system and for starting online activities, particularly in the registration process and the introduction of external monitors in the conduct of the Board’s examination. I commend Professor Adedibu Ojerinde, OON for taking the bull by the horn with the introduction of the Computer Based Test (CBT) to replace the Paper and Pencil Test (PPT) in the administration of the Board’s examination.
I am not unmindful of the acting tenures of Dr. Saleh Abubakar and Dr. Peter I. Odor for which they are all commended. There are many retired Directors of the Board who have been invited to this Retreat and who have graciously honoured us with their attendance. I congratulate you all and others who are not here on your modest efforts. You have all served your fatherland meritoriously and the Nation is proud of you.
2.0 IDEALS OF THE JOINT ADMISSIONS AND MATRICULATION BOARD
On my assumption of office as the fifth (5th) Registrar of the Board, I pledged to revisit and revamp the original ideals of those who thought it most appropriate to have a body like this Board and to pursue with vigour and passion their original objectives. I therefore salute the vision of the Vice-Chancellors of the then six (6) Universities who introduced the idea of synergy of their mandate in the areas of entrance examination and admission into the few universities that the Nation had.
If synergy, peer review, cost saving, elimination of wastage, collaboration, cooperation and enhancement of academic excellence were identified and recorgnised then with only six Universities, these salient attributes, ideas and ideals are now more than ever before the basic of all requirements that are most critical for the integration and cohesion of the Nation’s Tertiary Education.
Though a lot of water has passed under the bridge between 1977 and today, the idea of inclusiveness is still as germane today as it was many years back. This is why between August 2016 when I assumed duties and this month, March, 2017, a period of eight months, I have visited various Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education, where
I have met with the Management of the various institutions in order to renew and restrengthen our relationship and partnership. The Managements of the Board has also met with the Committee of Vice-Chancellors, Committee of Rectors and Committee of Provosts. We have equally met with the Management of National Universities Commission (NUC) and National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). We have taken the Board’s major events and activities to the Bayero Uni
JAMB Registrar Professor Ishaq Oloyede, during the strategic planning retreat on monitoring and supervision of 2017 UTME held at Arewa House, Kaduna delivered a speech concerning the 2017 JAMB UTME.
We have brought you to full transcript of the speech;
INTRODUCTION.... Continue reading after this commercial break
On behalf of the Management and staff of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, I happily welcome participants to this Strategic Planning Retreat on the Structure of Supervision and Evaluation of the Conduct of the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
When we sent out invitation to you and gave you a very short notice, we were skeptical on your finding time out of your tight schedules to honour our invitation.
However, this large turnout has further confirmed our identification and choice of you as critical stakeholders with genuine and undiluted interest in this Nation’s education sector in general and in its assessment and evaluation sub-sector in particular where the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board plays a major role. I therefore thank you and appreciate your presence here today.
Before I go further, please permit me to pay tributes to my illustrious predecessors in office. We pray that the soul of Mr. Michael S. Angulu continue to enjoy eternal rest. Mr. Angulu as the first Registrar of the Board laid the foundation on which his successors have continued to build on. I salute Dr. Mohammed Abdulrahman, OON for the strong pillars built on the initial foundation and for the strong commitment at domesticating and internalizing various major activities that were hitherto carried out abroad.
I congratulate Professor Bello A. Salim, OFR for the various innovations introduced into the system and for starting online activities, particularly in the registration process and the introduction of external monitors in the conduct of the Board’s examination. I commend Professor Adedibu Ojerinde, OON for taking the bull by the horn with the introduction of the Computer Based Test (CBT) to replace the Paper and Pencil Test (PPT) in the administration of the Board’s examination.
I am not unmindful of the acting tenures of Dr. Saleh Abubakar and Dr. Peter I. Odor for which they are all commended. There are many retired Directors of the Board who have been invited to this Retreat and who have graciously honoured us with their attendance. I congratulate you all and others who are not here on your modest efforts. You have all served your fatherland meritoriously and the Nation is proud of you.
2.0 IDEALS OF THE JOINT ADMISSIONS AND MATRICULATION BOARD
On my assumption of office as the fifth (5th) Registrar of the Board, I pledged to revisit and revamp the original ideals of those who thought it most appropriate to have a body like this Board and to pursue with vigour and passion their original objectives. I therefore salute the vision of the Vice-Chancellors of the then six (6) Universities who introduced the idea of synergy of their mandate in the areas of entrance examination and admission into the few universities that the Nation had.
If synergy, peer review, cost saving, elimination of wastage, collaboration, cooperation and enhancement of academic excellence were identified and recorgnised then with only six Universities, these salient attributes, ideas and ideals are now more than ever before the basic of all requirements that are most critical for the integration and cohesion of the Nation’s Tertiary Education.
Though a lot of water has passed under the bridge between 1977 and today, the idea of inclusiveness is still as germane today as it was many years back. This is why between August 2016 when I assumed duties and this month, March, 2017, a period of eight months, I have visited various Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education, where
I have met with the Management of the various institutions in order to renew and restrengthen our relationship and partnership. The Managements of the Board has also met with the Committee of Vice-Chancellors, Committee of Rectors and Committee of Provosts. We have equally met with the Management of National Universities Commission (NUC) and National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). We have taken the Board’s major events and activities to the Bayero Uni
JAMB 2017 Exam Duration Might Be Reduced, Questions To Be Uploaded In 5Mins
The Joint Admission Matriculation Board [JAMB] has dislosed to the general public that it might likely reduce the examination duration of the 2017 UTME from the initial 3hours to 2hours.
The Registrar while briefing invited personnels in Kaduna on Wednesday said that “As for the 2017 UTME, it is likely we reduce the duration of the examinations.
We are looking at two hours for the examinations instead of the present three-hour timeline. This is in line with international best practices.
“As for the candidates, for their age, the maximum time they can sit for examinations is two hours. Even in terms of international standard, for primary school pupils, the maximum time for examinations is between 45minutes and one hour.”
He added that the question papers will be uploaded five minutes to the examinations to check malpractice
FUNAAB New Students' Counselling Schedule/Submission of Registration Form
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The management of Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) wishes to inform all students that the schedule for counselling sub-group interaction and submission of counseling Registration form for the newly admitted undergraduates (2016/2017 academic session) is tabulated below.
Please strictly follow it:
S/N COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT DATE
1 COLAMRUD 3/4/2017
2 COLFHEC 4/4/2017
3 COLERM 5/4/2017
4 COLBIOS 6/4/2017....
5 BFN, ECONS 7/4/2017
6 ETS, BAM 10/4/2017
7 ANN, ANP 11/4/2017
8 ABG, APH 12/4/2017
9 SSLM, CPT, PRM 13/4/2017
10 HRT, PPCP, PBST 14/4/2017
11 COLENG, PHS 15/4/2017
12 CSC, STS, MTS 15/4/2017
The management of Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) wishes to inform all students that the schedule for counselling sub-group interaction and submission of counseling Registration form for the newly admitted undergraduates (2016/2017 academic session) is tabulated below.
Please strictly follow it:
S/N COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT DATE
1 COLAMRUD 3/4/2017
2 COLFHEC 4/4/2017
3 COLERM 5/4/2017
4 COLBIOS 6/4/2017....
5 BFN, ECONS 7/4/2017
6 ETS, BAM 10/4/2017
7 ANN, ANP 11/4/2017
8 ABG, APH 12/4/2017
9 SSLM, CPT, PRM 13/4/2017
10 HRT, PPCP, PBST 14/4/2017
11 COLENG, PHS 15/4/2017
12 CSC, STS, MTS 15/4/2017
Saturday 25 March 2017
English Language Syllabus from JAMB
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The Aim of These is to Let Jambites 2017/2018 Get Prepared for the Boards examination.
Its designed to test their Achievement of the Course Objective!!
TOPICS/CONTENTS/NOTES OBJECTIVES
A. Comprehension/Summary
(a) description
(b) narration
(c) exposition
(d) argumentation/persuasion
(i) Each of the three passages to be set (one will be a cloze test) should reflect various disciplines and be about 200 words long.
(ii) Questions on the passages will test the following:
(a) Comprehension of the whole or part of each passage.
(b) Comprehension of words, phrases, clauses, sentences, figures of speech and idioms as used in the passages.
(c) Coherence and logical reasoning (deductions, inferences, etc).
(d) The Last Days at Forcados High School, A. H. Mohammed.
(e) Synthesis of ideas from the passages.
NOTE:
By synthesis of ideas is meant the art of
combining distinct or separate pieces of
information to form a complete whole.
Candidates should be able to:
i. identify main points/topic sentences in passages;
ii. determine implied meaning;
iii. identify the grammatical functions of words, phrases, clauses and figurative/idiomatic expressions;
iv. deduce or infer the writer's intentions including mood, attitude to the subject matter and opinion.
B. Lexis and Structure
(a) synonyms
(b) antonyms
(c) homonyms
(d) clause and sentence patterns
(e) word classes and their functions
(f) mood, tense, aspect, number,
agreement/concord, degree (positive,
comparative and superlative) and question
tags
(g) punctuation and spelling
(h) ordinary usage, figurative usage and
idiomatic usage are to be tested.
NOTE:
Idioms to be tested shall be those that are formal
and expressed in standard British English.
Candidates should be able to:
i. identify words and expressions in their ordinary,
figurative and idiomatic contexts;
ii. determine similar and opposite meaning of words;
iii. differentiate between correct and incorrect
punctuation and spelling;
iv. identify various grammatical patterns in use;
v. interpret information conveyed in sentences.
C. Oral Forms
(a) Vowels (monophthongs and diphthongs
(b) Consonants (including clusters)
(c) Rhymes (including homophones)
(d) Word stress (monosyllabic and polysyllabic)
(e) Intonation (words emphatic stress)
NOTE:
Emphatic stress involves the placement of normal
stress on words in an utterance for the purpose of
emphasis.
Candidates should be able to:
i. make distinctions between vowel types;
ii. differentiate between consonant types;
iii. identify correct accentuation in individual words and
connected speech.
THE STRUCTURE OF THE EXAMINATION
SECTION A: Comprehension/Summary
(a) 2 comprehension passages - 10 questions, 3 marks each = 30 marks
(b) I cloze passage - 10 questions, 2 marks each = 20 marks
(c) 1 reading text - 15 questions, 1 mark each = 15 marks
= 65 marks
SECTION B: Lexis Structure
(a) Sentence interpretation - 10 questions, 2 marks each = 20 marks
(b) Antonyms - 10 questions, 2 marks each = 20 marks
(c) Synonyms - 10 questions, 1 mark each = 10 marks
(d) Sentence completion - 20 questions, 1 mark each = 20 marks
= 70 marks
SECTION C: Oral Forms
15 questions, 1 mark each = 15 marks
Total: 100 questions 65 + 70 + 15 = 150 marks
RECOMMENDED TEXTS
Attah, M. O. (2013) Practice in Spoken English for Intermediate and Advanced Learners, Maiduguri: University of Maiduguri Press
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Bamgbose, A. (2002) English Lexis and Structure for Senior Secondary Schools and colleges (Revised Edition), Ibadan: Heinemann
Banjo, A. et al (2004) New Oxford Secondary English Course Book Six for Senior Secondary Schools, Ibadan: UP Plc.
Caesar, O. J. (2003) Essential Oral English for Schools and Colleges, Lagos: Tonad Publishers Limited
Daniel Jones (2011) Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Egbe, D. I (1996) Mastering English Usage and Communication Skills, Lagos: Tisons
Elugbe, B. (2000) Oral English for Schools and Colleges, Ibadan: Heinemann
Grant, N. J. H, Nnamonu, S. Jowitt, D. (1998) Senior English Project 3, (New Edition) Harlow: Longman
Idowu, O. O, Sogbeson, T. S, Adofo, A. K. Burgess, D.
The Aim of These is to Let Jambites 2017/2018 Get Prepared for the Boards examination.
Its designed to test their Achievement of the Course Objective!!
TOPICS/CONTENTS/NOTES OBJECTIVES
A. Comprehension/Summary
(a) description
(b) narration
(c) exposition
(d) argumentation/persuasion
(i) Each of the three passages to be set (one will be a cloze test) should reflect various disciplines and be about 200 words long.
(ii) Questions on the passages will test the following:
(a) Comprehension of the whole or part of each passage.
(b) Comprehension of words, phrases, clauses, sentences, figures of speech and idioms as used in the passages.
(c) Coherence and logical reasoning (deductions, inferences, etc).
(d) The Last Days at Forcados High School, A. H. Mohammed.
(e) Synthesis of ideas from the passages.
NOTE:
By synthesis of ideas is meant the art of
combining distinct or separate pieces of
information to form a complete whole.
Candidates should be able to:
i. identify main points/topic sentences in passages;
ii. determine implied meaning;
iii. identify the grammatical functions of words, phrases, clauses and figurative/idiomatic expressions;
iv. deduce or infer the writer's intentions including mood, attitude to the subject matter and opinion.
B. Lexis and Structure
(a) synonyms
(b) antonyms
(c) homonyms
(d) clause and sentence patterns
(e) word classes and their functions
(f) mood, tense, aspect, number,
agreement/concord, degree (positive,
comparative and superlative) and question
tags
(g) punctuation and spelling
(h) ordinary usage, figurative usage and
idiomatic usage are to be tested.
NOTE:
Idioms to be tested shall be those that are formal
and expressed in standard British English.
Candidates should be able to:
i. identify words and expressions in their ordinary,
figurative and idiomatic contexts;
ii. determine similar and opposite meaning of words;
iii. differentiate between correct and incorrect
punctuation and spelling;
iv. identify various grammatical patterns in use;
v. interpret information conveyed in sentences.
C. Oral Forms
(a) Vowels (monophthongs and diphthongs
(b) Consonants (including clusters)
(c) Rhymes (including homophones)
(d) Word stress (monosyllabic and polysyllabic)
(e) Intonation (words emphatic stress)
NOTE:
Emphatic stress involves the placement of normal
stress on words in an utterance for the purpose of
emphasis.
Candidates should be able to:
i. make distinctions between vowel types;
ii. differentiate between consonant types;
iii. identify correct accentuation in individual words and
connected speech.
THE STRUCTURE OF THE EXAMINATION
SECTION A: Comprehension/Summary
(a) 2 comprehension passages - 10 questions, 3 marks each = 30 marks
(b) I cloze passage - 10 questions, 2 marks each = 20 marks
(c) 1 reading text - 15 questions, 1 mark each = 15 marks
= 65 marks
SECTION B: Lexis Structure
(a) Sentence interpretation - 10 questions, 2 marks each = 20 marks
(b) Antonyms - 10 questions, 2 marks each = 20 marks
(c) Synonyms - 10 questions, 1 mark each = 10 marks
(d) Sentence completion - 20 questions, 1 mark each = 20 marks
= 70 marks
SECTION C: Oral Forms
15 questions, 1 mark each = 15 marks
Total: 100 questions 65 + 70 + 15 = 150 marks
RECOMMENDED TEXTS
Attah, M. O. (2013) Practice in Spoken English for Intermediate and Advanced Learners, Maiduguri: University of Maiduguri Press
©Ay2much Blog
Bamgbose, A. (2002) English Lexis and Structure for Senior Secondary Schools and colleges (Revised Edition), Ibadan: Heinemann
Banjo, A. et al (2004) New Oxford Secondary English Course Book Six for Senior Secondary Schools, Ibadan: UP Plc.
Caesar, O. J. (2003) Essential Oral English for Schools and Colleges, Lagos: Tonad Publishers Limited
Daniel Jones (2011) Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Egbe, D. I (1996) Mastering English Usage and Communication Skills, Lagos: Tisons
Elugbe, B. (2000) Oral English for Schools and Colleges, Ibadan: Heinemann
Grant, N. J. H, Nnamonu, S. Jowitt, D. (1998) Senior English Project 3, (New Edition) Harlow: Longman
Idowu, O. O, Sogbeson, T. S, Adofo, A. K. Burgess, D.
Current JAMB Syllabus for all subjects
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The JAMB Syllabus is an official document or material that contains a detailed information and guide on the areas or topics you are expected to cover on a particular subject for your UTME. The Questions you are to answer on the examination day will be drawn from these areas or topics.
Myschool has now provided you with the current JAMB Syllabus for your respective subjects. Please click on the subjects below to view their respective syllabus and topics to study,Cause Ay2Much Blog will Provide all To Naija Students on this Blog
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English Language Syllabus from JAMB
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The JAMB Syllabus is an official document or material that contains a detailed information and guide on the areas or topics you are expected to cover on a particular subject for your UTME. The Questions you are to answer on the examination day will be drawn from these areas or topics.
Myschool has now provided you with the current JAMB Syllabus for your respective subjects. Please click on the subjects below to view their respective syllabus and topics to study,Cause Ay2Much Blog will Provide all To Naija Students on this Blog
Stay Tuned and Visit!!!
COMING SOON
English Language Syllabus from JAMB
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Lautech PDS Registration is On Now
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Admission Requirement
Candidate should possess at least SSCE, NECO GCE Ordinary Level or NABTEB in not more than two sittings, with a minimum of credit in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Chemistry. Any Candidate who does not satisfy the above requirement for admission needs not apply.
Duration of Programme
The programme is expected to run for six (6) calendar months with an intensive and compulsory 3 months ICT programme.
Closing Date
The closing date for the submission of Application Form is Wednesday, April 19, 2017. Each candidate must ensure that the examination slip bearing his/her passport photograph is downloaded and printed as an evidence of successful submission of form.
Please note that late completion/submission of forms will not be entertained.
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Entrance Examination
The entrance examination which will be Computer Based Test (CBT) will take place on Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 10.00 am at specified centres in LAUTECH, Ogbomoso. Subsequent examinations during the programme will also be CBT.
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Placement into Degree Programmes
Placement into degree programmes will be based on performance at the end of the programme, admission requirements, vacancy in the desired degree programme, and participation in the ICT intensive training. Also, all intending applicants are to ensure they obtain 2017 UTME form, sit for the examination and pass the minimum cut off mark as may be determined by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
Payment Summary
Application Form Fee: =N= 10,000:00
All Fees are payable via the LAUTECH InterSwitch Payment Integration Platform
Note that a bank transaction charge of =N=300:00 per transaction apply for all InterSwitch payments
You will be redirected to interswitch gateway during registration to make payment for the Application Form. Prepare for making your payment online by having the following information handy:
An Interswitch enabled Debit/ ATM card, specifying the “Card Number”, “Expiry Date”, “Card PIN” and “CVV2 Code”
Ensure that you have sufficient funds in the card specified above, to cater for your fees as quoted in this section
Registration Steps
Click on "here to apply" link at the top of this web page. You should ONLY do this after you MUST have read and understood all the instructions on this site. The Email Address supplied has to be unique and valid, and will serve as your Registration ID to make payment.
After successfully registering an account, you are to visit the Email address you supplied, to retrieve your PASSCODE. This PASSCODE will enable you access the payment system. This can be accessed through the "returning aplicant" link at the top of this page.
After registering an account, please note, you then fall into the category of "Returning Applicant", and you should always use the "Returning Applicant Login" at the top of this web page.
As a "Returning Applicant", you can make payment (by clicking on "Click here to Pay for your Application Form with a Created Email Address". You are expected to supply the Email Address registered earlier and the PASSCODE sent to you); you can obtain a Application Form Number(this must be after a successful Application Form Payment); and you can also complete the application process.
After a successful payment, in order to get an Application Form Number, click on "Click here to get a Form Number". You are expected to supply the Email Address registered earlier and the PASSCODE sent to you. Your Application Form Number will be e-mailed to the supplied email address, and also shown on the screen.
To complete the Application Form, you need to have gotten an Application Form number. You are to login with your Application Form number and the password earlier created. After you successfully fill the application form, and submit it, an Examination venue will be alloted to you. Please make sure you print this slip.
Please note, after submission of your Application Form, you will be unable to change the Passport
Admission Requirement
Candidate should possess at least SSCE, NECO GCE Ordinary Level or NABTEB in not more than two sittings, with a minimum of credit in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Chemistry. Any Candidate who does not satisfy the above requirement for admission needs not apply.
Duration of Programme
The programme is expected to run for six (6) calendar months with an intensive and compulsory 3 months ICT programme.
Closing Date
The closing date for the submission of Application Form is Wednesday, April 19, 2017. Each candidate must ensure that the examination slip bearing his/her passport photograph is downloaded and printed as an evidence of successful submission of form.
Please note that late completion/submission of forms will not be entertained.
-->
Entrance Examination
The entrance examination which will be Computer Based Test (CBT) will take place on Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 10.00 am at specified centres in LAUTECH, Ogbomoso. Subsequent examinations during the programme will also be CBT.
-->
.
Placement into Degree Programmes
Placement into degree programmes will be based on performance at the end of the programme, admission requirements, vacancy in the desired degree programme, and participation in the ICT intensive training. Also, all intending applicants are to ensure they obtain 2017 UTME form, sit for the examination and pass the minimum cut off mark as may be determined by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
Payment Summary
Application Form Fee: =N= 10,000:00
All Fees are payable via the LAUTECH InterSwitch Payment Integration Platform
Note that a bank transaction charge of =N=300:00 per transaction apply for all InterSwitch payments
You will be redirected to interswitch gateway during registration to make payment for the Application Form. Prepare for making your payment online by having the following information handy:
An Interswitch enabled Debit/ ATM card, specifying the “Card Number”, “Expiry Date”, “Card PIN” and “CVV2 Code”
Ensure that you have sufficient funds in the card specified above, to cater for your fees as quoted in this section
Registration Steps
Click on "here to apply" link at the top of this web page. You should ONLY do this after you MUST have read and understood all the instructions on this site. The Email Address supplied has to be unique and valid, and will serve as your Registration ID to make payment.
After successfully registering an account, you are to visit the Email address you supplied, to retrieve your PASSCODE. This PASSCODE will enable you access the payment system. This can be accessed through the "returning aplicant" link at the top of this page.
After registering an account, please note, you then fall into the category of "Returning Applicant", and you should always use the "Returning Applicant Login" at the top of this web page.
As a "Returning Applicant", you can make payment (by clicking on "Click here to Pay for your Application Form with a Created Email Address". You are expected to supply the Email Address registered earlier and the PASSCODE sent to you); you can obtain a Application Form Number(this must be after a successful Application Form Payment); and you can also complete the application process.
After a successful payment, in order to get an Application Form Number, click on "Click here to get a Form Number". You are expected to supply the Email Address registered earlier and the PASSCODE sent to you. Your Application Form Number will be e-mailed to the supplied email address, and also shown on the screen.
To complete the Application Form, you need to have gotten an Application Form number. You are to login with your Application Form number and the password earlier created. After you successfully fill the application form, and submit it, an Examination venue will be alloted to you. Please make sure you print this slip.
Please note, after submission of your Application Form, you will be unable to change the Passport
Friday 24 March 2017
Summary of "In Dependence"JAMB New Book For 2017 UTME Candidates
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t is no longer news that 2017 UTME candidates will be tested on the book "In Dependence" by Sarah Ladipo Manyika.
Irrespective of your course of study or method of testing, you will be tested on this book.
The book is to be given to candidates after paying for the 2017 UTME registration.
However, for most candidates who would prefer a soft copy of the book. Here is a summary of the book based on a review by IDOKO OJABO.
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.... Continue reading after this commercial break
SUMMARY OF THE BOOK "IN DEPENDENCE"
Tayo Ajayi, a Nigerian, and Vanessa Richardson, an English lady, had their affair boiling when it began, however as circumstances have been meant to intervene, the connection went sore and it appeared nothing may ever carry them collectively.
The book (In dependence) has characters that behaved in like-patterns, like within the case of Tayo’s pal, Yusuf, who had dated tons of white English women.
He (Yusuf) ended up marrying a Nigerian Lady as predicted (Yusuf knew what he needed and appeared to get it).
Tayo additionally ended up the identical method in as a lot as his affair with Vanessa Richardson had been gleaming, though he had been out of the error of getting a younger lady (Miriam) pregnant.
And speaking of sample, the novel’s (In dependence) starting had opened up introducing Tayo’s affair with Christine, a Nigerian Igbo woman. One would suppose that Manyika needed to finish Tayo’s relationship with Christine for the sake of bringing in Vanessa into Tayo’s life, however nonetheless, Tayo needed to find yourself marrying Miriam. And nonetheless the wedding failed, giving in to the acquainted sample.
Miriam in Manyika’s novel (In dependence) represented the breeds of the Nigerians that may all the time run away to reside overseas because of the collapsing picture of their dwelling nation.
Miriam went away together with her daughter leaving Tayo behind. In as a lot as she persuaded Tayo, he wouldn’t go. She didn’t like an inconveniencing life. She needed the perfect life for her daughter.
Tayo, on the opposite facet represented the crude breeds of Nigerians that felt dwelling was dwelling despite the fact that the nation was boiling in corruption. In as a lot because the failure of the nation stared firmly at his face with daggers, he selected to remain.
In direction of the late pages of the novel he needed to depart the nation underneath threatening circumstances towards his life from the ruling navy regime.
The complete novel is informed from the great days of Nigeria’s independence down into the nineties. I applaud Manyika’s ink, right here. In as a lot because the setting of this novel floated by way of England, Senegal, USA, and France, she was ready to make use of her third eye to attract out Nigeria’s journey into the more serious lanes of corruption, and hopelessness.
Religion is one other situation that Manyika (In dependence) handled. It didn’t matter to her if one was a Muslim or Christian.
Studying by way of this novel, one couldn’t inform if Tayo got here from a Muslim or Christian household however we did know he embraced extra of the Christian religion. She didn’t level out the difficulties of inter-religious marriages within the novel (In dependence), however centred extra on the difficulties of interracial marriage.
Throughout Tayo’s life as an element time lecturer in Sans Francisco, the creator used a scene to unbolt some deeper points of racism.
She identified the racist ties between the African American and the pure African. These points she raised apply in all places even inside Nigerians.
A Yoruba would check with an Igbo as a grasping cash monger and doubtful monster, and in flip the Igbo would check with the Yoruba as a unclean, loquacious and silly character who spend all he earns on events and alcohol. It needed to be understood that racism was one these existences that may reside for a very long time so far as misunderstanding between folks existed.
I captured traces which are coated with humour on this novel, however might be referred to as racial remarks. Younger black Yusuf got here clear in his dialog with Tayo. He mentioned white ladies have been for intercourse treats whereas black ladies have been for respectable relationships that would result in marriage. He added white lady regarded so previous when she turned thirty.
The worst racist on this e-book (In dependence) is Vanessa’s father who was a one time colonial grasp in Nigeria earlier
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NIGERIA ANSWERS
1a)
g(x)=y
y=x+6
x=y-6
g^- f(x-6)
=4-5(x-6)/2=4-5x+30/2
=34-5x/2
1b)
coodinate=(x1+x2/2 ,y1+y2/2)
=(7-2/2,7-5/2)=(5/2,2/2)
=(5/2,1)
2)
x + 1 /3 x ^ 2 – x – 2
3x ^ 2- x – 2 / – 6 (- 3 2 )
3x ^ 2- 3 x + 2 x – 2
3x ( x – 1 ) + 2( x – 1 )
(3 x +2 ) ( x – 1 )
x + 1 /( 3x + 2 ) (x – 1)= A/ 3 x + 2 +B / x – 1
x + 1 /( 3x + 2 ) (x – 1)= A( x – 1 ) + B (3 x +2 ) /
(3 x +2 ) (x – 1 )
x + 1 = A( x – 1 ) + B (3 x +2 )
3x + 2 =0
x = – 2/ 3
5a)
pr(age)=4/5
pr(fully)=3/4
pr(must)=2/3
pr(age not admitted)=1-4/5
=1/5
pr(fully not admitted)=1-3/4
=1/4
pr(must not admitted)=1-2/3
=1/3
Therefore pr(none admitted)=1/5*1/4*1/3
=1/60
5b)
pr(only age and fully gained admission)=4/5*3/4*1/3
=1/5
7)
m1=3
u1=8m/s
m2=?
u2=5m/s
v=6m/s
m1u1+m1u2=(m1+m2)v
3*8+m2*5=(3+m2)6
24+5m2=18+6m2
24-18=6m2-5m2
m2=6
(7b)
m2u2-m1u1=V(m1+m2)
6*5-3*8=V(3+6)
30-24=9v
9v=6
v=6/9
v=0.67m/
10a)
i ) ( x ^2-1 ) ( x +2 )= 0
( x -1 ) ( x +1 ) ( x +2 )
x =1, or – 1 or -2
ii ) 2 x -3/( x -1) ( x + 1) ( +2)
=A /x -1+B /x + 1+C /x +2
2x – 3=A ( x +1) ( x +2 ) +B ( x -1) ( x +2)
+C ( x -1) ( x + 1)
let x + 1=0, x =- 1
2( -1 ) -3=B ( – 1-1) ( – 1+2)
-5/2 =-2B /- 2 B =5/2
let x – 1 = 0 x = 1
2( 1) – 3=A ( 1 +1) ( 1+2 )
-1= CA , A = -1/6
Let x +2=0 x =- 2
2( -2 ) -3=C ( -2- 1) ( -2 +1)
-7= 3C , C =-7 /3
(14ai)
SKETCH THE DIAGRAM
14ii)
Using lami’s theory
T1/sin60=T2/sin30
48N/sin60=T2/sin30
48N/0.8660=T2/0.5
0.5(48)/0.8660=T2(0.8660)/0.8660
T2=24/0.8660
T2=27.7N
(14b)
Using the equation of motion
H=U^2/2g
H=(20)^2/2*10
=20*20/20
H=20m
Timetaken to reach the maximum height
S=Ut+1/2at^2
20=0+1/2(100)t^2
20/5=5t^2/5
t^2=4
t=sqroot4
t=2S
Question 11a
Given
F(x)=§(4x-x^2)dx
F(x)=2x^2-x^3/3+k
F(3)=2(3)^2-(3)^3/3+k=21
18-9+k=21
K=21-9
K=12
Therefore
F(x)=x³/3+2x²+12
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2)
x+1/3x^2-x-2
3x^2-x-2/-6(-3 2)
3x^2-3x+2x-2
3x(x-1)+2(x-1)
(3x+2)(x-1)
x+1/(3x+2)(x-1)=A/3x+2+B/x-1
x+1/(3x+2)(x-1)=A(x-1)+B(3x+2)/(3x+2)(x-1)
x+1=A(x-1)+B(3x+2)
3x+2=0
x=-2/3
=================
8a)
60,56,70,63,50,72,65,60
mean=£x/n=60 + 56 + 70 + 63 + 50 + 72 + 65 + 60/8
mean=62
8b)
variance=£(x-x^-)^2/n
=(62-60)^2 + (62-56)^2 + (62-70)^2 + (62-63)^2 + (62-50)^2 + (62-72)^2 + (62-63)^2 + (62-60)^2/8
=362/8=45.25
SD=sqr variane =sqr45.25=6.73
(9a)
1/1-cos tita + 1/1+cos tita
=1+cos tita + 1-cos tita//(1-cos tita) (1+cos tita)
= 2/1+cos tita – cos tita – cos^2 tita
= 2/1-cos^2 tita
Recall that :
Cos^2 tita + sin^2 tita = 1
.:. Cos^2 tita = 1-sin^2 tita
.:. 1/1-cos^2 tita + 1/1+cos tita
= 2/1-(1-sin^2 tita)
(9b)
At stationary points,
dy/dx=0.
y=x^0(x-3)
Let u=x^2,v=x-3.
du/dx=2x dv/dx=1.
dy/dx= Udv/dx + Vdu/dx
dy/dx=x^2(1)+(x-3)(2x)
.:. dy/dx=x^2+2x^2-6x
dy/dx=3x^2-6x
At stationary point,
dy/dx=0..
.:.3x^2-6x=0
Equation of line=> 3x^2-6x=0
==================
10b)
X1 Y2
(3, 1)
r=sqr(x2-x1)^2+(y2-y1)^2
r=sqr(3+3)^2+(1-1)^2
r=sqr6^2+0=sqr36=6
the equatuon of a circle
(x-a)^2+(y-b)^2=r^2
(x-(-3))^2+(y-1)^2=6^2
(x+3)^2+(y-1)^2=36
x^2+6x*9+y^2-2y+1=36
x^2+y^2+6x-2y+9+1-36=0
x^2+y^2+6x-2y-26=0
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OBJ LOADING
NIGERIA ANSWERS
1a)
g(x)=y
y=x+6
x=y-6
g^- f(x-6)
=4-5(x-6)/2=4-5x+30/2
=34-5x/2
1b)
coodinate=(x1+x2/2 ,y1+y2/2)
=(7-2/2,7-5/2)=(5/2,2/2)
=(5/2,1)
2)
x + 1 /3 x ^ 2 – x – 2
3x ^ 2- x – 2 / – 6 (- 3 2 )
3x ^ 2- 3 x + 2 x – 2
3x ( x – 1 ) + 2( x – 1 )
(3 x +2 ) ( x – 1 )
x + 1 /( 3x + 2 ) (x – 1)= A/ 3 x + 2 +B / x – 1
x + 1 /( 3x + 2 ) (x – 1)= A( x – 1 ) + B (3 x +2 ) /
(3 x +2 ) (x – 1 )
x + 1 = A( x – 1 ) + B (3 x +2 )
3x + 2 =0
x = – 2/ 3
5a)
pr(age)=4/5
pr(fully)=3/4
pr(must)=2/3
pr(age not admitted)=1-4/5
=1/5
pr(fully not admitted)=1-3/4
=1/4
pr(must not admitted)=1-2/3
=1/3
Therefore pr(none admitted)=1/5*1/4*1/3
=1/60
5b)
pr(only age and fully gained admission)=4/5*3/4*1/3
=1/5
7)
m1=3
u1=8m/s
m2=?
u2=5m/s
v=6m/s
m1u1+m1u2=(m1+m2)v
3*8+m2*5=(3+m2)6
24+5m2=18+6m2
24-18=6m2-5m2
m2=6
(7b)
m2u2-m1u1=V(m1+m2)
6*5-3*8=V(3+6)
30-24=9v
9v=6
v=6/9
v=0.67m/
10a)
i ) ( x ^2-1 ) ( x +2 )= 0
( x -1 ) ( x +1 ) ( x +2 )
x =1, or – 1 or -2
ii ) 2 x -3/( x -1) ( x + 1) ( +2)
=A /x -1+B /x + 1+C /x +2
2x – 3=A ( x +1) ( x +2 ) +B ( x -1) ( x +2)
+C ( x -1) ( x + 1)
let x + 1=0, x =- 1
2( -1 ) -3=B ( – 1-1) ( – 1+2)
-5/2 =-2B /- 2 B =5/2
let x – 1 = 0 x = 1
2( 1) – 3=A ( 1 +1) ( 1+2 )
-1= CA , A = -1/6
Let x +2=0 x =- 2
2( -2 ) -3=C ( -2- 1) ( -2 +1)
-7= 3C , C =-7 /3
(14ai)
SKETCH THE DIAGRAM
14ii)
Using lami’s theory
T1/sin60=T2/sin30
48N/sin60=T2/sin30
48N/0.8660=T2/0.5
0.5(48)/0.8660=T2(0.8660)/0.8660
T2=24/0.8660
T2=27.7N
(14b)
Using the equation of motion
H=U^2/2g
H=(20)^2/2*10
=20*20/20
H=20m
Timetaken to reach the maximum height
S=Ut+1/2at^2
20=0+1/2(100)t^2
20/5=5t^2/5
t^2=4
t=sqroot4
t=2S
Question 11a
Given
F(x)=§(4x-x^2)dx
F(x)=2x^2-x^3/3+k
F(3)=2(3)^2-(3)^3/3+k=21
18-9+k=21
K=21-9
K=12
Therefore
F(x)=x³/3+2x²+12
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2)
x+1/3x^2-x-2
3x^2-x-2/-6(-3 2)
3x^2-3x+2x-2
3x(x-1)+2(x-1)
(3x+2)(x-1)
x+1/(3x+2)(x-1)=A/3x+2+B/x-1
x+1/(3x+2)(x-1)=A(x-1)+B(3x+2)/(3x+2)(x-1)
x+1=A(x-1)+B(3x+2)
3x+2=0
x=-2/3
=================
8a)
60,56,70,63,50,72,65,60
mean=£x/n=60 + 56 + 70 + 63 + 50 + 72 + 65 + 60/8
mean=62
8b)
variance=£(x-x^-)^2/n
=(62-60)^2 + (62-56)^2 + (62-70)^2 + (62-63)^2 + (62-50)^2 + (62-72)^2 + (62-63)^2 + (62-60)^2/8
=362/8=45.25
SD=sqr variane =sqr45.25=6.73
(9a)
1/1-cos tita + 1/1+cos tita
=1+cos tita + 1-cos tita//(1-cos tita) (1+cos tita)
= 2/1+cos tita – cos tita – cos^2 tita
= 2/1-cos^2 tita
Recall that :
Cos^2 tita + sin^2 tita = 1
.:. Cos^2 tita = 1-sin^2 tita
.:. 1/1-cos^2 tita + 1/1+cos tita
= 2/1-(1-sin^2 tita)
(9b)
At stationary points,
dy/dx=0.
y=x^0(x-3)
Let u=x^2,v=x-3.
du/dx=2x dv/dx=1.
dy/dx= Udv/dx + Vdu/dx
dy/dx=x^2(1)+(x-3)(2x)
.:. dy/dx=x^2+2x^2-6x
dy/dx=3x^2-6x
At stationary point,
dy/dx=0..
.:.3x^2-6x=0
Equation of line=> 3x^2-6x=0
==================
10b)
X1 Y2
(3, 1)
r=sqr(x2-x1)^2+(y2-y1)^2
r=sqr(3+3)^2+(1-1)^2
r=sqr6^2+0=sqr36=6
the equatuon of a circle
(x-a)^2+(y-b)^2=r^2
(x-(-3))^2+(y-1)^2=6^2
(x+3)^2+(y-1)^2=36
x^2+6x*9+y^2-2y+1=36
x^2+y^2+6x-2y+9+1-36=0
x^2+y^2+6x-2y-26=0
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OBJ LOADING
NIGERIA ANSWERS
1a)
g(x)=y
y=x+6
x=y-6
g^- f(x-6)
=4-5(x-6)/2=4-5x+30/2
=34-5x/2
1b)
coodinate=(x1+x2/2 ,y1+y2/2)
=(7-2/2,7-5/2)=(5/2,2/2)
=(5/2,1)
2)
x + 1 /3 x ^ 2 – x – 2
3x ^ 2- x – 2 / – 6 (- 3 2 )
3x ^ 2- 3 x + 2 x – 2
3x ( x – 1 ) + 2( x – 1 )
(3 x +2 ) ( x – 1 )
x + 1 /( 3x + 2 ) (x – 1)= A/ 3 x + 2 +B / x – 1
x + 1 /( 3x + 2 ) (x – 1)= A( x – 1 ) + B (3 x +2 ) /
(3 x +2 ) (x – 1 )
x + 1 = A( x – 1 ) + B (3 x +2 )
3x + 2 =0
x = – 2/ 3
5a)
pr(age)=4/5
pr(fully)=3/4
pr(must)=2/3
pr(age not admitted)=1-4/5
=1/5
pr(fully not admitted)=1-3/4
=1/4
pr(must not admitted)=1-2/3
=1/3
Therefore pr(none admitted)=1/5*1/4*1/3
=1/60
5b)
pr(only age and fully gained admission)=4/5*3/4*1/3
=1/5
7)
m1=3
u1=8m/s
m2=?
u2=5m/s
v=6m/s
m1u1+m1u2=(m1+m2)v
3*8+m2*5=(3+m2)6
24+5m2=18+6m2
24-18=6m2-5m2
m2=6
(7b)
m2u2-m1u1=V(m1+m2)
6*5-3*8=V(3+6)
30-24=9v
9v=6
v=6/9
v=0.67m/
10a)
i ) ( x ^2-1 ) ( x +2 )= 0
( x -1 ) ( x +1 ) ( x +2 )
x =1, or – 1 or -2
ii ) 2 x -3/( x -1) ( x + 1) ( +2)
=A /x -1+B /x + 1+C /x +2
2x – 3=A ( x +1) ( x +2 ) +B ( x -1) ( x +2)
+C ( x -1) ( x + 1)
let x + 1=0, x =- 1
2( -1 ) -3=B ( – 1-1) ( – 1+2)
-5/2 =-2B /- 2 B =5/2
let x – 1 = 0 x = 1
2( 1) – 3=A ( 1 +1) ( 1+2 )
-1= CA , A = -1/6
Let x +2=0 x =- 2
2( -2 ) -3=C ( -2- 1) ( -2 +1)
-7= 3C , C =-7 /3
(14ai)
SKETCH THE DIAGRAM
14ii)
Using lami’s theory
T1/sin60=T2/sin30
48N/sin60=T2/sin30
48N/0.8660=T2/0.5
0.5(48)/0.8660=T2(0.8660)/0.8660
T2=24/0.8660
T2=27.7N
(14b)
Using the equation of motion
H=U^2/2g
H=(20)^2/2*10
=20*20/20
H=20m
Timetaken to reach the maximum height
S=Ut+1/2at^2
20=0+1/2(100)t^2
20/5=5t^2/5
t^2=4
t=sqroot4
t=2S
Question 11a
Given
F(x)=§(4x-x^2)dx
F(x)=2x^2-x^3/3+k
F(3)=2(3)^2-(3)^3/3+k=21
18-9+k=21
K=21-9
K=12
Therefore
F(x)=x³/3+2x²+12
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GHANA ANSWERS
2)
x+1/3x^2-x-2
3x^2-x-2/-6(-3 2)
3x^2-3x+2x-2
3x(x-1)+2(x-1)
(3x+2)(x-1)
x+1/(3x+2)(x-1)=A/3x+2+B/x-1
x+1/(3x+2)(x-1)=A(x-1)+B(3x+2)/(3x+2)(x-1)
x+1=A(x-1)+B(3x+2)
3x+2=0
x=-2/3
=================
8a)
60,56,70,63,50,72,65,60
mean=£x/n=60 + 56 + 70 + 63 + 50 + 72 + 65 + 60/8
mean=62
8b)
variance=£(x-x^-)^2/n
=(62-60)^2 + (62-56)^2 + (62-70)^2 + (62-63)^2 + (62-50)^2 + (62-72)^2 + (62-63)^2 + (62-60)^2/8
=362/8=45.25
SD=sqr variane =sqr45.25=6.73
(9a)
1/1-cos tita + 1/1+cos tita
=1+cos tita + 1-cos tita//(1-cos tita) (1+cos tita)
= 2/1+cos tita – cos tita – cos^2 tita
= 2/1-cos^2 tita
Recall that :
Cos^2 tita + sin^2 tita = 1
.:. Cos^2 tita = 1-sin^2 tita
.:. 1/1-cos^2 tita + 1/1+cos tita
= 2/1-(1-sin^2 tita)
(9b)
At stationary points,
dy/dx=0.
y=x^0(x-3)
Let u=x^2,v=x-3.
du/dx=2x dv/dx=1.
dy/dx= Udv/dx + Vdu/dx
dy/dx=x^2(1)+(x-3)(2x)
.:. dy/dx=x^2+2x^2-6x
dy/dx=3x^2-6x
At stationary point,
dy/dx=0..
.:.3x^2-6x=0
Equation of line=> 3x^2-6x=0
==================
10b)
X1 Y2
(3, 1)
r=sqr(x2-x1)^2+(y2-y1)^2
r=sqr(3+3)^2+(1-1)^2
r=sqr6^2+0=sqr36=6
the equatuon of a circle
(x-a)^2+(y-b)^2=r^2
(x-(-3))^2+(y-1)^2=6^2
(x+3)^2+(y-1)^2=36
x^2+6x*9+y^2-2y+1=36
x^2+y^2+6x-2y+9+1-36=0
x^2+y^2+6x-2y-26=0
=================
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OBJ LOADING
NIGERIA ANSWERS
1a)
g(x)=y
y=x+6
x=y-6
g^- f(x-6)
=4-5(x-6)/2=4-5x+30/2
=34-5x/2
1b)
coodinate=(x1+x2/2 ,y1+y2/2)
=(7-2/2,7-5/2)=(5/2,2/2)
=(5/2,1)
2)
x + 1 /3 x ^ 2 – x – 2
3x ^ 2- x – 2 / – 6 (- 3 2 )
3x ^ 2- 3 x + 2 x – 2
3x ( x – 1 ) + 2( x – 1 )
(3 x +2 ) ( x – 1 )
x + 1 /( 3x + 2 ) (x – 1)= A/ 3 x + 2 +B / x – 1
x + 1 /( 3x + 2 ) (x – 1)= A( x – 1 ) + B (3 x +2 ) /
(3 x +2 ) (x – 1 )
x + 1 = A( x – 1 ) + B (3 x +2 )
3x + 2 =0
x = – 2/ 3
5a)
pr(age)=4/5
pr(fully)=3/4
pr(must)=2/3
pr(age not admitted)=1-4/5
=1/5
pr(fully not admitted)=1-3/4
=1/4
pr(must not admitted)=1-2/3
=1/3
Therefore pr(none admitted)=1/5*1/4*1/3
=1/60
5b)
pr(only age and fully gained admission)=4/5*3/4*1/3
=1/5
7)
m1=3
u1=8m/s
m2=?
u2=5m/s
v=6m/s
m1u1+m1u2=(m1+m2)v
3*8+m2*5=(3+m2)6
24+5m2=18+6m2
24-18=6m2-5m2
m2=6
(7b)
m2u2-m1u1=V(m1+m2)
6*5-3*8=V(3+6)
30-24=9v
9v=6
v=6/9
v=0.67m/
10a)
i ) ( x ^2-1 ) ( x +2 )= 0
( x -1 ) ( x +1 ) ( x +2 )
x =1, or – 1 or -2
ii ) 2 x -3/( x -1) ( x + 1) ( +2)
=A /x -1+B /x + 1+C /x +2
2x – 3=A ( x +1) ( x +2 ) +B ( x -1) ( x +2)
+C ( x -1) ( x + 1)
let x + 1=0, x =- 1
2( -1 ) -3=B ( – 1-1) ( – 1+2)
-5/2 =-2B /- 2 B =5/2
let x – 1 = 0 x = 1
2( 1) – 3=A ( 1 +1) ( 1+2 )
-1= CA , A = -1/6
Let x +2=0 x =- 2
2( -2 ) -3=C ( -2- 1) ( -2 +1)
-7= 3C , C =-7 /3
(14ai)
SKETCH THE DIAGRAM
14ii)
Using lami’s theory
T1/sin60=T2/sin30
48N/sin60=T2/sin30
48N/0.8660=T2/0.5
0.5(48)/0.8660=T2(0.8660)/0.8660
T2=24/0.8660
T2=27.7N
(14b)
Using the equation of motion
H=U^2/2g
H=(20)^2/2*10
=20*20/20
H=20m
Timetaken to reach the maximum height
S=Ut+1/2at^2
20=0+1/2(100)t^2
20/5=5t^2/5
t^2=4
t=sqroot4
t=2S
Question 11a
Given
F(x)=§(4x-x^2)dx
F(x)=2x^2-x^3/3+k
F(3)=2(3)^2-(3)^3/3+k=21
18-9+k=21
K=21-9
K=12
Therefore
F(x)=x³/3+2x²+12
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2)
x+1/3x^2-x-2
3x^2-x-2/-6(-3 2)
3x^2-3x+2x-2
3x(x-1)+2(x-1)
(3x+2)(x-1)
x+1/(3x+2)(x-1)=A/3x+2+B/x-1
x+1/(3x+2)(x-1)=A(x-1)+B(3x+2)/(3x+2)(x-1)
x+1=A(x-1)+B(3x+2)
3x+2=0
x=-2/3
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8a)
60,56,70,63,50,72,65,60
mean=£x/n=60 + 56 + 70 + 63 + 50 + 72 + 65 + 60/8
mean=62
8b)
variance=£(x-x^-)^2/n
=(62-60)^2 + (62-56)^2 + (62-70)^2 + (62-63)^2 + (62-50)^2 + (62-72)^2 + (62-63)^2 + (62-60)^2/8
=362/8=45.25
SD=sqr variane =sqr45.25=6.73
(9a)
1/1-cos tita + 1/1+cos tita
=1+cos tita + 1-cos tita//(1-cos tita) (1+cos tita)
= 2/1+cos tita – cos tita – cos^2 tita
= 2/1-cos^2 tita
Recall that :
Cos^2 tita + sin^2 tita = 1
.:. Cos^2 tita = 1-sin^2 tita
.:. 1/1-cos^2 tita + 1/1+cos tita
= 2/1-(1-sin^2 tita)
(9b)
At stationary points,
dy/dx=0.
y=x^0(x-3)
Let u=x^2,v=x-3.
du/dx=2x dv/dx=1.
dy/dx= Udv/dx + Vdu/dx
dy/dx=x^2(1)+(x-3)(2x)
.:. dy/dx=x^2+2x^2-6x
dy/dx=3x^2-6x
At stationary point,
dy/dx=0..
.:.3x^2-6x=0
Equation of line=> 3x^2-6x=0
==================
10b)
X1 Y2
(3, 1)
r=sqr(x2-x1)^2+(y2-y1)^2
r=sqr(3+3)^2+(1-1)^2
r=sqr6^2+0=sqr36=6
the equatuon of a circle
(x-a)^2+(y-b)^2=r^2
(x-(-3))^2+(y-1)^2=6^2
(x+3)^2+(y-1)^2=36
x^2+6x*9+y^2-2y+1=36
x^2+y^2+6x-2y+9+1-36=0
x^2+y^2+6x-2y-26=0
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Author Of Last Days at Forcados High School To Sue JAMB For Conspiracy
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The author of Last Days at Forcados High School, Dr. Ayobami Hanif Mohammed, is planning to sue JAMB and the Cassava Republic Press for conspiring to violate his copyrights.
The book, written by Mohammed in 2006 as a student of University of Lagos (UNILAG) was in 2014 accepted by JAMB as the official handbook for candidates in the Use of English on the recommendation of Fafunwa Educational Foundation.
The Publisher, Ms Bibi Bakare-Yusuf, was said to have signed an agreement with JAMB on behalf of the author for the book to be used between 2014 and 2017. Terms and conditions for the contract was agreed upon and signed by the parties concerned.
However, trouble started when the publisher after signing agreement with JAMB in 2014, turned round to request from Mohammed a lower royalty which the author refused on the premise that the fresh proposal was a violation of the initial contract.
According to him, his refusal to accept the offer and other issues arising resulted in his book being replaced by JAMB with another book from the same publisher as the recommended text for 2017 UTME candidates.
This got him infuriated, and is planning to initiate legal proceedings against the publisher and JAMB.
When contacted, JAMB spokesperson, Dr. Fabian Benjamin said, “We had an understanding with Cassava Republic, not the author. I don’t even know the author. The copies we are using for the direct entry candidates are the books we paid for last year, except the author wants us to return it so he would refund our money.”
On the sudden change of the book to the new one after persuasion by the registrar failed, he said, I’m not privy to the meeting with the registrar, like I said earlier; we had an understanding with the publisher not the author..
Wednesday 22 March 2017
JAMB O' Level / UTME Subjects Requirements To Consider Before Choosing A Course
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The 2017 UTME registration is expected to commence soon. Already, many candidates are eagerly waiting for the announcement. However, only a few have taken time to decide on the course of study to apply for.
In deciding a course of study, there are few things you should bear in mind;
First, you need to consider if you have interest or academic aptitude for the course you wish to apply for..... Continue reading after this commercial break
Another is, to verify if the course you intend to study is offered in the institution you are applying to. You are also to verify the accreditation status of that course in such institution.
Most importantly, you need to verify if you meet the O’level and UTME Subjects requirements for that particular course.
Each course of study has a specific O’level and UTME Subjects requirements you must meet before you are admitted to study that course. What works for an Engineering course won’t work for a medical course.
Many UTME Candidates often make the mistake of choosing a course that they do not meet the requirements for during UTME registration. Thereby disqualifying themselves of admission from the onset. No school can admit you to study a course you do not have the requirements for.
Even if your name appears on the admission list, you will be disqualified during the screening, verification or clearance process.
Like I mentioned earlier, the UTME registration for 2017 is yet to commence. If I were you, this is the time I would use to make the decision concerning which course of study to choose when the registration begins.
It will show you the courses available in each higher institution, the O’level and UTME Subject combination or requirements for the courses.
If you are still a bit confused about the O’level requirements of the course you wish to study in any institution. You can post the institution, course, your O’level subjects and UTME Subjects you intend to sit for.
Enlightened Ay2muchSchoolers will help you determine if you are good to go or not.
Goodluck!
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The 2017 UTME registration is expected to commence soon. Already, many candidates are eagerly waiting for the announcement. However, only a few have taken time to decide on the course of study to apply for.
In deciding a course of study, there are few things you should bear in mind;
First, you need to consider if you have interest or academic aptitude for the course you wish to apply for..... Continue reading after this commercial break
Another is, to verify if the course you intend to study is offered in the institution you are applying to. You are also to verify the accreditation status of that course in such institution.
Most importantly, you need to verify if you meet the O’level and UTME Subjects requirements for that particular course.
Each course of study has a specific O’level and UTME Subjects requirements you must meet before you are admitted to study that course. What works for an Engineering course won’t work for a medical course.
Many UTME Candidates often make the mistake of choosing a course that they do not meet the requirements for during UTME registration. Thereby disqualifying themselves of admission from the onset. No school can admit you to study a course you do not have the requirements for.
Even if your name appears on the admission list, you will be disqualified during the screening, verification or clearance process.
Like I mentioned earlier, the UTME registration for 2017 is yet to commence. If I were you, this is the time I would use to make the decision concerning which course of study to choose when the registration begins.
It will show you the courses available in each higher institution, the O’level and UTME Subject combination or requirements for the courses.
If you are still a bit confused about the O’level requirements of the course you wish to study in any institution. You can post the institution, course, your O’level subjects and UTME Subjects you intend to sit for.
Enlightened Ay2muchSchoolers will help you determine if you are good to go or not.
Goodluck!
©Ay2much Blog
Has anyone registered for JAMB 2017 UTME? Share experiences here!
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We're calling on any JAMB candidate, who has successfully registered for the JAMB 2017 UTME, and has collected his/her e-slip as evidence of registration.
Please, your brothers and sisters are finding it difficult to complete their own registration and over 1.5 million candidates are expected to register for this exam.
If you have successfully registered (and collected your e-slip), please share your experiences here and if there was any special procedure you adopted to help you register quickly.
You are also free to share the exact and active Accredited JAMB CBT centre that you registered with. Any information you share on this thread about registration will be valued. For those who are yet to register, BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT, update yourself also
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We're calling on any JAMB candidate, who has successfully registered for the JAMB 2017 UTME, and has collected his/her e-slip as evidence of registration.
Please, your brothers and sisters are finding it difficult to complete their own registration and over 1.5 million candidates are expected to register for this exam.
If you have successfully registered (and collected your e-slip), please share your experiences here and if there was any special procedure you adopted to help you register quickly.
You are also free to share the exact and active Accredited JAMB CBT centre that you registered with. Any information you share on this thread about registration will be valued. For those who are yet to register, BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT, update yourself also
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JAMB Has Registered 20,000 Candidates Within Two Days - JAMB Spokesman
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Report has it that up to 20,000 candidates have register for the ongoing 2017 UTME registration that commenced on Monday.
This was disclosed by JAMB's spokesperson Dr Fabian Benjamin
However, it was learnt that some of the accredited centres in Lagos are yet to commence registration as at yesterday due to lack of JAMB access code.
Reacting to this, the spokesperson of JAMB, Dr Benjamin said the information that candidates were finding it difficult to register in the accredited centres in Lagos was strange. ‘’I am not aware that UTME centres in Lagos are finding it difficult to register." He said.
Report has it that up to 20,000 candidates have register for the ongoing 2017 UTME registration that commenced on Monday.
This was disclosed by JAMB's spokesperson Dr Fabian Benjamin
However, it was learnt that some of the accredited centres in Lagos are yet to commence registration as at yesterday due to lack of JAMB access code.
Reacting to this, the spokesperson of JAMB, Dr Benjamin said the information that candidates were finding it difficult to register in the accredited centres in Lagos was strange. ‘’I am not aware that UTME centres in Lagos are finding it difficult to register." He said.
Monday 20 March 2017
Big One!! Don Jazzy Set To Sign Big Brother Naija “Debbie Rise” Into Mavin Records, After Hearing This…
After Mavin Records signed 4 new acts; DNA twins, POE and John Drille, it is reported that Don Jazzy has eye for another act, in the person of Big Brother Naija’s Debie Rise.
The musician who is currently one of the housemates in the show is an unsigned act after parting ways with her former label. She is one to look out for and has caught the eye of the boss of Mavins crew.
Reports suggest that, Don Jazzy, after hearing Debie Rise’s recently released single, “No Cunny Cunny” and her melodious un-edited voice in BBNaija show, took a liking to her and is considering putting pen to paper with her management.
Indeed, this will be a good step for Debbie Rise! Hopefully, this will pull through but we are unsure if there is any other label competing with Mavins crew to secure her signature.
More details coming soon.
Congratulations to Debie Rise. I wish her the best in her musical career.
Even though some moral hypocrites keep condemning the BBN show, the fact is, the show offers a platform for talented individuals to excel and fulfil their dreams.
[LYRICS] Davido-IF (Prod by TEKNO)
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if i tell you say i love you o
my money my body na your own o baby
thirty billion for the account o
versace, gucci for your body o
no do, no do
no do, garagara for me
no do, no do
no do senrere o
no do, no do
no do, shakara o we
no do, no do
no do, garagara for me o, eh
girl you’re beautiful too
my number one tuntun
sip burukututu
for your love itutu
i go chook you chuku chuku o
biko obianuju
shey you do me juju
cos im feeling the juju
shake it o, take it
i wanna catch it o ,take it
you can have it o,take it
you know i gat this o,take it
i love you, i love you
i love you, i love you
there’s nothing above you
there’s nothing above you
above you above you
bridget eh
i like your mini skirt o
oh girl you carry sense o
if i tell say i love you o
my money, my body na your own o baby
thirty billion for the account o yeh
versace and gucci for your body o baby
no do, no do
no do, garagara for me
no do, no do
no do senrere o
no do, no do
no do, shakara o we
no do, no do
no do, garagara for me o, eh
girl you’re beautiful too
my number one tuntun
sip burukututu
for your love itutu
i go chook you chuku chuku o
biko obianuju
shey you do me juju
cos im feeling the juju
and you know say nobody holy
but i no go tell you story
i gotta be your man,i gotta be your man
lemme talk to you, say a few things
girl im feeling you
what is up to you
shey you know i gat you
i love you, i love you
i love you, i love you
there’s nothing above you
there’s nothing above you
above you above you
bridget eh
i like your mini skirt o
oh girl you carry sense o
if i tell say i love you o
my money,my body na your own o baby
thirty billion for the account o ye
versace and gucci for your body o baby
no do, no do
no do, garagara for me
no do, no do
no do senrere o
no do, no do
no do, shakara o we
no do, no do
no do, garagara for me o, eh.
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Music] Reminisce Ft. Jesse Jagz, Oladips & Classiq – Polybag
Fresh off the massive success of the maiden edition of The Street Concert and the recent unveiling of his new artists – Yovi and Akeem Adisa;
Reminisce teams up with Jesse Jagz, Oladips and Classiq on his Cypher Sessions to make a dope record titled “Polybag”. “Polybag” was produced by Camo Blaizz Enjoy!
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Sunday 19 March 2017
5 reasons Nigerian pastors visit native doctors for charms
Written by [b]Thatyorubadude[/b]
We have heard stories of pastors using diabolical means to make their churches to flourish.
Sometime ago, a certain pastor identified as Stephen Maduabuchi was allegedly caught trying to bury charm ahead of his church's crusade.
Last year, a Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) pastor identified as Moses Abiodun who was arrested for burying something suspected to be human head inside his church.
Several others have been caught in the same situation. It is quite unfortunate that the church is full of deceit.
We live in world where there is so much deceit and falsehood. The pastors want to impress their members who have high expectations.
Nigerians love quick-fixes to everything and that is why some pastors will go to any length to get powers even if they have to dine with the devil just to please people.
You might be wondering why these men that claim to be called sometimes decide to resort to using charms. The reasons are:
1. To attract more members and keep them
More members mean more money. With more money, they can afford to live comfortably. Some pastors will do anything to attract a large crowd even if they have to sell their souls to the devil.
2. For more money
An average popular church in Nigeria holds like four services every Sunday and offerings are received in all services. You can even give offerings online these days. Some pastors are more interested in making money than winning souls. Financial pledges have now become the essence behind most sermons. These pastors know how to use their sermons to coerce members into dropping more money.
3. For fame
These days, some pastors are more interested in being famous than doing the work of God. They do not know where to draw the line between advancing the preacher and advancing the gospel. They just want to drive flashy cars, live in mansions and travel round the world not caring whether their members are hungry.
4. To perform signs and wonders
Nigerians have become so blinded with miracles that they do not see when things are not right. Most people go to church for miracles and that is why you will see thousands flocking those churches that perform all sorts of miracles even raising the dead.
Since Nigerians are so religious and believe so much in miracles, pastors have keyed in on this and some are making millions from it. Some Nigerians can be so gullible. How can someone ask you to pay millions for a miracle, don’t you read your Bible? Have you found anywhere in the Bible where Jesus asked for money before he healed someone?
5. To meet up with expectations
Most people fail to realize that pastors are also humans. They expect them to be able to solve all their problems, heal all diseases and call down money from heaven. For this reason, some pastors will seek diabolical means to help them meet up with the expectations of their members.
*Add Yous*
We have heard stories of pastors using diabolical means to make their churches to flourish.
Sometime ago, a certain pastor identified as Stephen Maduabuchi was allegedly caught trying to bury charm ahead of his church's crusade.
Last year, a Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) pastor identified as Moses Abiodun who was arrested for burying something suspected to be human head inside his church.
Several others have been caught in the same situation. It is quite unfortunate that the church is full of deceit.
We live in world where there is so much deceit and falsehood. The pastors want to impress their members who have high expectations.
Nigerians love quick-fixes to everything and that is why some pastors will go to any length to get powers even if they have to dine with the devil just to please people.
You might be wondering why these men that claim to be called sometimes decide to resort to using charms. The reasons are:
1. To attract more members and keep them
More members mean more money. With more money, they can afford to live comfortably. Some pastors will do anything to attract a large crowd even if they have to sell their souls to the devil.
2. For more money
An average popular church in Nigeria holds like four services every Sunday and offerings are received in all services. You can even give offerings online these days. Some pastors are more interested in making money than winning souls. Financial pledges have now become the essence behind most sermons. These pastors know how to use their sermons to coerce members into dropping more money.
3. For fame
These days, some pastors are more interested in being famous than doing the work of God. They do not know where to draw the line between advancing the preacher and advancing the gospel. They just want to drive flashy cars, live in mansions and travel round the world not caring whether their members are hungry.
4. To perform signs and wonders
Nigerians have become so blinded with miracles that they do not see when things are not right. Most people go to church for miracles and that is why you will see thousands flocking those churches that perform all sorts of miracles even raising the dead.
Since Nigerians are so religious and believe so much in miracles, pastors have keyed in on this and some are making millions from it. Some Nigerians can be so gullible. How can someone ask you to pay millions for a miracle, don’t you read your Bible? Have you found anywhere in the Bible where Jesus asked for money before he healed someone?
5. To meet up with expectations
Most people fail to realize that pastors are also humans. They expect them to be able to solve all their problems, heal all diseases and call down money from heaven. For this reason, some pastors will seek diabolical means to help them meet up with the expectations of their members.
*Add Yous*
Saturday 18 March 2017
How to Gently Deflower a Girl
Written by Thatyorubadude
First times can be difficult, but that shouldn’t stop you from Having Sex if the time is Right!!
There’s always a first time for everything. And if you’re a guy, you may be one of those “lucky” few who chanced upon someone who will make you their first time. Exciting? Maybe. Big responsibility? Definitely.
devirginizing or deflowering a virgin, can be a very delicate situation for you and her. You’ll have her emotions to consider, as she may feel a special connection with you for choosing you as her first. There’s also the attachment that might follow. After all, you’re her first time, and that’s something she might remember for the rest of her life.
And this brings us to the next point. Since you’re her first time, popping her cherry is so much different from a roll in the hay with someone experienced. There’s going to be pain *and possibly a little blood* involved, as you are going to break that piece of membrane near the opening of her vagina, called the hymen
before you get at it with your girl, consider these tips so that you can gently pop her cherry and welcome her into the beautiful, sensational, and pleasurable world of sex.
#1 No pressure. Losing her virginity can be a big step for her. As for you, being the guy to accomplish the mission, it can be a lot to deal with, too. Therefore, don’t put any pressure on her or yourself. Talk about it and mentally prepare yourselves for the moment. If planning THE day will give you any reassurance, do so. The important this is that you’re both comfortable with the idea and relaxed enough *when the time comes* to have a successful, memorable experience
#2 Is she really ready? Make sure it’s not a spur-of-the-moment decision, or that she’s not just carried away in the moment. If there’s one thing you don’t want her to feel after you pop her cherry, it’s regret, especially if you are in a serious relationship with each other. Also, make sure that she’s not doing it just because you want to. Set things straight and make sure she wants it because she wants it, and she’ll take her own share of accountability in the process
#3 Put her comfort and emotions first. As a virgin about to tread unfamiliar waters concerning her sexuality, she may feel all sorts of mixed feelings. She may be scared, excited, hesitant, happy, prepared, and so many other things. Allow her to sort out her emotions until she’s truly comfortable. Once you come to the moment, you still have to prioritize her comfort and emotions, as this is, again, a big step for her
#4 Consider the time and place. Unless she asks you to take the wheel, let her choose the time and place for where and when she wants to do it. This will make her feel in control and therefore more comfortable. After all, she’s already in knots anticipating the moment, so deciding on a place and time that is comfortable for her might make her feel better. Just remember to keep the place very private and far from distractions. Also consider the time and make sure you are in no hurry to have that first intercourse, as this may probably *and ideally* take up quite some time
I drop ma pen at this Juncture.
Written by Thatyorubadude
*Add Yours*
First times can be difficult, but that shouldn’t stop you from Having Sex if the time is Right!!
There’s always a first time for everything. And if you’re a guy, you may be one of those “lucky” few who chanced upon someone who will make you their first time. Exciting? Maybe. Big responsibility? Definitely.
devirginizing or deflowering a virgin, can be a very delicate situation for you and her. You’ll have her emotions to consider, as she may feel a special connection with you for choosing you as her first. There’s also the attachment that might follow. After all, you’re her first time, and that’s something she might remember for the rest of her life.
And this brings us to the next point. Since you’re her first time, popping her cherry is so much different from a roll in the hay with someone experienced. There’s going to be pain *and possibly a little blood* involved, as you are going to break that piece of membrane near the opening of her vagina, called the hymen
before you get at it with your girl, consider these tips so that you can gently pop her cherry and welcome her into the beautiful, sensational, and pleasurable world of sex.
#1 No pressure. Losing her virginity can be a big step for her. As for you, being the guy to accomplish the mission, it can be a lot to deal with, too. Therefore, don’t put any pressure on her or yourself. Talk about it and mentally prepare yourselves for the moment. If planning THE day will give you any reassurance, do so. The important this is that you’re both comfortable with the idea and relaxed enough *when the time comes* to have a successful, memorable experience
#2 Is she really ready? Make sure it’s not a spur-of-the-moment decision, or that she’s not just carried away in the moment. If there’s one thing you don’t want her to feel after you pop her cherry, it’s regret, especially if you are in a serious relationship with each other. Also, make sure that she’s not doing it just because you want to. Set things straight and make sure she wants it because she wants it, and she’ll take her own share of accountability in the process
#3 Put her comfort and emotions first. As a virgin about to tread unfamiliar waters concerning her sexuality, she may feel all sorts of mixed feelings. She may be scared, excited, hesitant, happy, prepared, and so many other things. Allow her to sort out her emotions until she’s truly comfortable. Once you come to the moment, you still have to prioritize her comfort and emotions, as this is, again, a big step for her
#4 Consider the time and place. Unless she asks you to take the wheel, let her choose the time and place for where and when she wants to do it. This will make her feel in control and therefore more comfortable. After all, she’s already in knots anticipating the moment, so deciding on a place and time that is comfortable for her might make her feel better. Just remember to keep the place very private and far from distractions. Also consider the time and make sure you are in no hurry to have that first intercourse, as this may probably *and ideally* take up quite some time
I drop ma pen at this Juncture.
Written by Thatyorubadude
*Add Yours*
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*Agricultural Science Specimens*
A: sandy soil
B: loamy soil
C: clayey soil
D: granite
E: NPK 15 : 15 (labelled)
F: wood ash (unsieved)
G: limestone (labelled)
H: cow dung
I: wheelbarraw
J; file
K: palm oil
L: cotton lint
M: liverfluke
N: tick
O: feather
P: apid (live/preserved,diagram,photograph)
Q: cowpea seeds
R: coconut fruit
S: tridax
T: chicken
U: tilapia fish
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A. One burrete of 50cm³ capacity
B. One pipette, either 20cm³ or 25cm³. All candidate at one center must use pipettes of the same volume. These should be clean and free from grease
C. The usual apparatus for titration
D. The usual apparatus and reagents for qualitative work including the following with all reagents appropriately labelled
I) red and blue litmus paper
Ii) aqueous ammonia
Iii) dilute hydrochloric acid
Iv) dilute sodium hydroxide solution
V) barium chloride solution
Vi) dilute trioxinitrate (V) acid
Vii) silver trioxonitrate (V) solution
Viii) lime water
E. Glass rod
F. Filtration apparatus
G. Spatula
H. Two boiling tubes
I. Four test tubes
J. Methyl orange indicator
K. Wash bottle containing distilled/deionized water
L. Mathematical table/calculator..
*PHYSICS*
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Question1
Two Retort stand;
Two metre rule;
Pieces of thread;
Stop watch.
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Question2
Beaker(0➖500cm^3);
Water;
Measuring cylinder(250cm^3);
Thermometer(0➖200°C);
Stirrer;
Tripod stand with wire gauze;
Bunsen burner/ source of heart;
Stop watch/clock;
Table salt/common salt 50g
Note: The table salt should be available in 10g × 5 places for each candidate. Otherwise, am electronic balance should be provided
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Question3
Two dry cells of 1.5v each;
Plug key;
Potentiometer;
Ammeter(0➖5 A);
Voltmeter(0➖5 v) ;
Jockey;
Small bulb(Torch light);
Ten connecting wire.
(WAEC 2017/2018) BIOLOGY SPECIMEN VERIFIED
WAEC 2017/2018 SPECIMENS*
*Biology Specimens*
GROUP I
A- Winged termite
B- Maggot
C- Adult butterfly with open wings
D- Caterpillar
E- Grasshopper
F- Carrot with leaves attached
G- Irish potato
H- Adult mosquito
J- Adult cockroach
Group II
K- Euphorbia
L- Crab
M- Cat fish
N -Periwinkle in its shell
P- Shell of a land snail
GROUP III
Q- Housefly
R- Earthworm
S- Cross section of unripe mango fruit
T- Cross section of tomato fruit
NB: Specimen K,L,M,N,P are peculiar to candidates in Ghana only and should not be provided to for candidate in Nigeria, Sierra Leone and The Gambia
UTME Candidates With Awaiting Result Must Submit It Before End Of August
The Joint Admission And Matriculation Board JAMB has emphasized again that candidates awaiting their O'level results can register for the 2017 UTME.
However, according to the Spokesperson of JAMB, Dr Fabian Benjamin, awaiting result candidates who fail to upload their results between May and August, would not be confirmed to gain admission into any tertiary institution.
This would enable JAMB to give admission to only qualified candidates who are ready to advance their educational pursuits in tertiary institutions, conserve resources and also provide credible data.
“All candidates who are desirous of tertiary education are to upload their O’ Level result on our website. We don’t want to be giving admissions to candidates that are not qualified to be admitted. It has been discovered over time that most of the times when these candidates are admitted, they don’t meet the requirements.
“You have from May up to August to upload your result. At the point of admission, we would have sieved our records and any candidate who has not uploaded his or her result at that point is not eligible for admission.
“We have a good number of candidates who have written their exams in years past and they have their results ready waiting for this process, we will factor those ones and the few ones that will get their results ready waiting for this process. We are not working for those that will be writing their exams. But if by chance you write your O’ Level examinations and UTME this year and your result is ready, good for you.”
West Brom Vs Arsenal (1-3)Full Time
match details :
12'
Craig Dawson
1 - 0(Goal)
15'
1 - 1
Alexis Sanchez(Goal)
42'
James McClean
55'
Hal Robson-Kanu (Goal)
2 - 1
75'
Craig Dawson (Goal)
3 - 1
Fans have taken to Social Media to Blast Arsene Wenger
Stoke Vs Chelsea (1-2)Full time
Chelsea Finally Got the 3 points against the stubborn Stoke city!!
Goals from William and Gary Chill gave Chelsea The well deserved point at the Bet365 Stadium
*An equaliser from Jonathan walters(Pen)
Source:Ay2Much
Goals from William and Gary Chill gave Chelsea The well deserved point at the Bet365 Stadium
*An equaliser from Jonathan walters(Pen)
Source:Ay2Much
How to Get Airtel 100Mb (Part 1)
Well, it's way Simple.
*Just get a new Airtel Sim
*load. N100
*Dial *948*1#
*You will get a message saying "Dear Customer Your Subscription has been successful
*Just get a new Airtel Sim
*load. N100
*Dial *948*1#
*You will get a message saying "Dear Customer Your Subscription has been successful
Friday 17 March 2017
Apostle Suleman heals crippled man at Washington DC crusade (photos)
Founder of the Omega Fire Ministries (OFM), Apostle Johnson Suleman, who is currently in Washington DC for a two day crusade tagged 'Help From Above', which started on Tuesday, March 14, has healed a crippled man.
Suleman who has not allowed the extramarital affair scandal saga stop him from performing his duties as a man of God healed the wheel-chair bound man at the DC crusade.
Apostle Suleman heals crippled man at Washington DC crusade
The man who was seated at the front in the program was prayed for by the man of God before standing up on his feet and started walking on without aid.
The Apostle Suleman extramarital affair scandal started when a Canadian-based singer, Stephanie Otobo, accused him of dumping her after impregnating and promising to marry her.
Crippled man walks again
Otobo held a press conference where she revealed details of their love affair.
She also revealed that Suleman was romantically involved with the Nollywood actress, Danielle Okeke.
However, Suleman denied all allegations against him and urged his church members to desist from defending him because the battle was a spiritual one which he plans to deal with spiritually.
Wednesday 15 March 2017
Northern youths support Apostle Suleman, say he his being framed
- The Northern Christian Youth Network (NCYN) has shown its support for Apostle Suleman
- Apostle Johnson Suleman's travails has gained him the support of the NCYN
Apostle Suleman has remained relatively silent over the many accusations of infidelity that have continued to plague him
On Wednesday, March 15, the Northern Christian Youth Network (NCYN), showed its support for the General Overseer of the Omega Fire Ministries (OFM) Worldwide.
The youths said Apostle Johnson Suleman's travails were politically motivated. Mr Yunana Jacob the NYCN secretary said: “We have no doubt that from the events of the past weeks, that some people are under tremendous pressure to frame Apostle Suleman.”
The group said they were slow to react to the unfolding drama because they were shocked when the news first broke, but realized, after thorough investigation, that politics was at the heart of Apostle Suleman’s travails.
The group concluded by saying: “The life of any human being, including Apostle Suleman’s, is in the hands of God.”
Ese Former Big Brother Naija housemate vows to kill future husband that beats herEse not only wishes she could do more to help women suffering domestic violence, she would also kill her husband if he beats her.
Ese not only wishes she could do more to help women suffering domestic violence, she would also kill her husband if he beats her.
Obviously pained by the level of domestic violence in the country, fake Big Brother Naija housemate, Eriata Ese, has declared that she would not fall a victim.
She would kill her husband first.
In an open note to her future husband which she shared via Snapchat a few weeks back, Ese advised her future husband not to be a wife beater because he would have to kill her or be killed.
The housemate who was evicted along with Jon two weeks ago made it clear that she has been blessed with strength just like her husband and she would not stand by and be battered by him.
She wrote, "Dear future husband, just in case you are a woman beater, I just wanna let you know that the day you raise your hand on me; two options, "either you kill me or I kill you".
"God has blessed me with strength like yours so I won't fail to explore... ok bye"
Obviously pained by the level of domestic violence in the country, fake Big Brother Naija housemate, Eriata Ese, has declared that she would not fall a victim.
She would kill her husband first.
In an open note to her future husband which she shared via Snapchat a few weeks back, Ese advised her future husband not to be a wife beater because he would have to kill her or be killed.
The housemate who was evicted along with Jon two weeks ago made it clear that she has been blessed with strength just like her husband and she would not stand by and be battered by him.
She wrote, "Dear future husband, just in case you are a woman beater, I just wanna let you know that the day you raise your hand on me; two options, "either you kill me or I kill you".
"God has blessed me with strength like yours so I won't fail to explore... ok bye"
Arguably the biggest rapper to emanate from western Nigeria, Olamide oozes out a lot of inspiration for “boys in the hood”. He happens to be one of the most consistent Nigerian artistes out there, churning out albums regularly in the past five years.
Hardly anything is known or heard about Olamide’s love life except that he has a son. The “Pepper Dem” crooner gave a few inside on his “love life” and his motivation over the last couple of years.
Olamide had a rather hilarious thing to say about his love life.
“I’ve actually been in a relationship for about 17 years now. As a matter of fact, she’s the most important reason I am where I am today. Her name is music.”
When asked about his driving force, Baddoo didn’t hold back as he revealed what keeps him pushing and motivated.
“My major motivation comes from knowing that I came from the bottom, and I don’t want to go back there. I want to live a good life, and because of that, my working life is a relentless grind. I don’t want to go broke, and I don’t want anybody to look down on me. I’m still on top of my game because I don’t see myself as everything. I take advice from my mum, manager, and label mates, and they always help. They’re responsible for some of my ideas. Some things that people see and think is all about Baddo is actually their brainwork.”
Speaking further, he said, “I didn’t start out to be an average artiste, I wanted to stand out. Right now, I’m living my dreams. All I can say is that my life right now is a dream come true.”
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