UNIBEN, UNICAL 2015 Post UTME Result Released

The University of Calabar, UNICAL Post-Utme Results 2015 are out. All students who participated in the Post-Utme screening test 2015 are hereby informed that the Post-Utme results 2015 are out online and can now be accessed.
You can check your results on the official UNICAL website, by following the procedures outlined below:
Procedure to check the UNICAL Post-Utme Results 2015
1. Log on to http://unical.postutme.org/
2. Click on the result checking link or Click here
3. Enter your JAMB registration number and your PIN correctly
4. Click on login to Print your statement of result.
In the same vein, the University of Benin, UNIBEN Post-Utme Results 2015 is out on the Uniben website:
To check your result, follow this simple steps:
– Log on to uniben.waeup.org/login
1.Enter your Username an Pa$$word in the spaces provided
2.Click on “Login” to access your result.

Top 6 Most Beautiful University Campuses in Nigeria (Photos)

Nigeria is blessed with over 90 universities most of which are owned by either the Federal, State Government or Churches or Individuals. The following are Top 6 Most Beautiful University Campuses in Nigeria as at now. We are making this publication to feed the sight of prospective and returning students who love ecstasy. The following university campuses are really outstanding!

 

Are you ready for the ride? Let’s go!

1. American University of Nigeria (AUN)

The AUN is owned by one time former Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria – Atikue Abubakar. Atiku worked with the Democratic regime of the Olusegun Obasanjo led PDP. This university is great in structures and programmes too,
and located in Yola. For news, admission and their fees, [open this link in new tab] and continue viewing the cool structures.

2. Covenant University Otta, Nigeria

Covenant University is a private institution owned by Pastor David Oyedepo of Winners Chapel. The university is located in Ota, Ogun State Nigeria and was founded since 2002. Covenant is expensive, but beautiful. Their rules are stringent, but academic is superb. We have latest news and fees structure [in this link].

 

3. University of Lagos (UNILAG)

As one of Nigeria’s best institution in everything, the University of Lagos Akoka made our number three (3) of top 6 most beautiful university campuses in Nigeria. With her location inside the city of Lagos, UNILAG can only get better.

 

4. Landmark University Kwara State

Landmark University is privately owned and it’s foundation was also laid by Dr. David Oyedepo in 2011. The university is located at Omu-Aran, Kwara State Nigeria. It’s campus is beautiful indeed! Check out photos below. For new and updates from there, [click here].

 

5. Ahmadu Bello University Zaria (ABU)

The second Government owned university making our list of top 6 most beautiful university campus in Nigeria is the Ahmadu Bello University, located in Zaria, Kano State. ABU truly rocks! For admission, latest news and updates from the school, [click here now].

 

6. Obafemi Awolowo University Ile Ife (OAU)

This university is Federal,founded since 1961 and located in Ilfe Ife. An Archeological center of the Yoruba Kingdom of Osun State. OAU is one of the highly ranked Universities in Nigeria. And as you can see below, with a fine campus setting. We have news reports and updates from OAU [in this link].

Don Jazzy Shows Off His “Wifee” On Instagram, Funny Replies Followed The Post (Photo)

Just came across this picture of Don Jazzy’s wifee on Instagram.
This girl is pretty.

Only God Can Kill Me – Nigerian Girl Who Service Clients for Money In Russia Tells Her Story (Photos)

A Nigerian girl decided to go to Russia to earn money for her education but was tricked into prostitution by a local gang.
Blessing, 24, is another girl who spent two years in Russian city Voronezh cooking, babysitting and serving clients for money.

“‘Who told you that there is a good job for you in Russia? Prostitution is the only job you can do here,’ it was the first thing I was told by my future female pimp when I arrived in Russia,” Blessing said.

Nigerian girl, Blessing, is a victim of human trafficking in Russia. Photo credit: Tatiana Egorova/Colta

According to Blessing, she studied Fashion Design in Nigeria, however, she didn’t have money to continue her studies. When one of her friends suggested to go to Russia and earn some money, Blessing agreed.

“My Nigerian friend disappeared when we arrived in Russia. Later, I found out that she died. My pimp said I had to work as a prostitute to return $45,000 that they allegedly spent on my air tickets and other stuff.
“When I said “No”, they started to beat me up. Two years have pa$$ed but I still have visible scars.
“If I only knew earlier that there were people who can help me, I would have returned in Nigeria long ago. I didn’t know there was a way out. My parents and brothers know what happened to me. They are waiting for my return,” Blessing said.

Blessing, 24, went to Russia to earn money for her further education. Photo credit: Tatiana Egorova/Colta

When girls refuse to serve clients, the pimp beats them up till they obey the orders. If they still refuse to obey, the pimp kicks them out without pa$$ports and money to live. As girls are far away from their homes and families without any support, they usually give up all attempts to run away.

“I was told that if I refused to work as other girls, they would have killed me. But I replied that only God can kill me,” Blessing concluded.

According to a Russian photographer, Tatiana Egorova, who met Blessing and other rescued girls several days before their departure to Nigeria, Blessing is already at home with her family. Though the photographer doesn’t know how the 24-year-old girl is coping with her life now.

Nigerian girls who became victims of human trafficking in Russia. Photo credit: Tatiana Egorova/Colta

In Nigeria, the main reasons of human trafficking – mostly selling women and children for commercial $exual exploitation – are poverty, social inequality and unemployment. Almost all international trade in Nigeria is concentrated in Benin City, the capital of Edo state. Lots of Nigerian families send their daughters in Europe to escape poverty.

Davido Joins Beard Gang As He Shows Off New Selfie… Complains About It Growing Too Quick

Davido is having a swell 2015 as his album is set to drop before the end of this month. The singer is usually seen without beards, as he usually shaves it.
The singer who recently shut down Zimbabwe showed off a photo of himself with his beard partly grown and he captioned the photo in a hilarious way with:

MY BEAR BEAR NO WAN GREE OO

Happy new month folks!

Five People Killed By Gunmen On Their Way To A Market In Plateau State (Photos)

The story as narrated by Minority Report NG. At around 8am yesterday August 31st, 5 indigenes of Tanti in Bokkos LGA of Plateau State, comprising of 3 men and two women set out to Mai Katako market in Bokkos.
One of the women had her 3 month old baby with her.
The group was attacked before they got to the market.

Meet the Beautiful Girl who was Nigeria’s First Test-Tube Baby

17 years after she was born through In Vitro Fertilisation, IVF, Nigeria’s first test tube baby, Miss Hannatu Kupchi, has secured admission into a Hungarian University to study medicine.
The medical doctor that supervised the first IVF experiment in Nigeria, Dr. Ibrahim Wada, said Hannatu’s birth on February 11, 1998, at Nisa Premier Hospital in Abuja, signalled a revolution in the practice of medicine in Nigeria.

“When I was out of this country, I knew there were people who wanted babies. I made the decision to come back to Nigeria to help people. It happened on February 11, 1998 when this historic event occurred in this hospital,”

Said Dr. Wada while speaking in Abuja at a brief reception and presentation of an award to Miss Kupchi. Responding, Kupchi promised to break barriers and become a doctor in order to help families and parents who are unable to give birth through the traditional means.
She said by her birth, misconceptions about IVF were broken and that many more children had been brought into this world as well.
“I barely made it beyond the cut off mark. God helped me. I am going to try my best and make everyone proud. I am studying medicine because I want to be a doctor. I want to study it because I want God to use me to help families who suffer what my parents went through,” she said.
In his remarks, father of Hannatu, Mr. Hosea Kupchi, said, “We had 13 years of marriage without a child and we went through the orthodox method without any success. But along the line, my sister-in-law told me that there was one Dr. Wada that had been helping couples. That is how we came.”