Wednesday, 26 August 2015
Tuesday, 25 August 2015
UNILAG Lecturer Slaps Mass Comm Student For Coming Late to Class
Dr. Majekodunmi, a no-nonsense Political Science Lecturer at the University of Lagos slapped a female Mass comm student (name withheld) for coming late to her class.
According to an eye witness, the Lecturer had ordered the door to the class to be shut after she came in. Shortly after that, a couple of Mass Communication students who were equally offering her course showed up. While one of the student was trying to explain why they came late, she walked up and slapped her on the face.
This infuriated all the students who were witness to the assault and they promptly rambled to the Dean of Students' Affairs office where they were advised to put their complaints into writing.
Stick around as more unfolds
According to an eye witness, the Lecturer had ordered the door to the class to be shut after she came in. Shortly after that, a couple of Mass Communication students who were equally offering her course showed up. While one of the student was trying to explain why they came late, she walked up and slapped her on the face.
This infuriated all the students who were witness to the assault and they promptly rambled to the Dean of Students' Affairs office where they were advised to put their complaints into writing.
Stick around as more unfolds
posted from Bloggeroid
Saturday, 22 August 2015
England to Test Roads That Charges Electric Cars
Nothing scares drivers of electric cars more than the thought of running out of charge in the middle of nowhere. There’s even a term for this fear: “range anxiety.”
To quell range anxiety, and hopefully encourage more drivers to choose electric vehicles, England is testing an under-road charging system that would recharge batteries while cars drive.
“The potential to recharge low emission vehicles on the move offers exciting possibilities,” said Transport Minister Andrew Jones in an official statement. “The government is already committing £500 million over the next five years to keep Britain at the forefront of this technology.”
Trials, slated to begin later this year, will involve installing charging systems underneath mock roads designed to replicate real highway conditions. In these “dynamic charging” systems, coils are buried beneath the asphalt of special charging lanes, offering contactless charging to vehicles fitted with charging “receivers.”
To quell range anxiety, and hopefully encourage more drivers to choose electric vehicles, England is testing an under-road charging system that would recharge batteries while cars drive.
“The potential to recharge low emission vehicles on the move offers exciting possibilities,” said Transport Minister Andrew Jones in an official statement. “The government is already committing £500 million over the next five years to keep Britain at the forefront of this technology.”
Trials, slated to begin later this year, will involve installing charging systems underneath mock roads designed to replicate real highway conditions. In these “dynamic charging” systems, coils are buried beneath the asphalt of special charging lanes, offering contactless charging to vehicles fitted with charging “receivers.”
posted from Bloggeroid
Saturday, 15 August 2015
Onyinye Wins Miss Unilag 2015
Emeasoba Onyinye from the faculty of Sciences has won the Miss Unilag 2015 edition organized and sponsored by Sulcata Entertainment.
The event held at the indoor sports centre, Unilag, was graced by hallowed personalities in the pageant world; from Miss Nigeria, Akudo Anyaoha, to former Miss Unilag, Damilare Babajide.
First and second runners up were Miss Biz Admin and Miss Education respectively.
The event held at the indoor sports centre, Unilag, was graced by hallowed personalities in the pageant world; from Miss Nigeria, Akudo Anyaoha, to former Miss Unilag, Damilare Babajide.
First and second runners up were Miss Biz Admin and Miss Education respectively.
Wednesday, 22 July 2015
Tuesday, 30 June 2015
Unilag 2015/2016 Post Utme Form Starts
Registration for Unilag post utme is set to commence anytime soon, according to a legitimate source.
Barring any last minute delay, the Post utme form is expected to be on sale before October ending. But a close source to the school management has revealed that it may be hitting sales desks nationwide sooner than anticipated.
For regular updates on unilag post utme, follow @dannykrazyfomo on Twitter and send me a direct message. Or mail me on thakrib@gmail.com
Barring any last minute delay, the Post utme form is expected to be on sale before October ending. But a close source to the school management has revealed that it may be hitting sales desks nationwide sooner than anticipated.
For regular updates on unilag post utme, follow @dannykrazyfomo on Twitter and send me a direct message. Or mail me on thakrib@gmail.com
Unilag Post Utme; How To Calculate Aggregate Scores
Calculating your aggregate scores after post utme can be quite tasking and confusing. And trust me, Unilag has a unique way of doing this. Here is a detailed description of how to go about it.
The formula is the sum of your UTME SCORE divided by 8 and your POST UTME SCORE divided by 2.
For instance; if you score 290 in UTME and went on to score 70 in POST UTME, your aggregate score will be calculated thus:
UTME Score = 290/8 =36.25
Post UTME Score = 70/2 =35
Aggregate Score =36.25 + 35 =71.25%
Don’t get confused, I quite understand that the post utme questions is 40. You might want to
ask, how then is it possible for me to score 70 in post utme.
This is the magic; whatever you score in post utme over 40 will be rounded up to 100, that is it will rounded up to percentage.
Let’s say for example you score 20/40. It will be the same as 20/40 multiply by(*) 100/1 which is equal to
50/100. What ever is gotten over 100 is what will be divided by 2 to get your final post utme score before combining to get the aggregate as
described above.
Your aggregate score will be measured against the cut off mark of your chosen course.
The cut off marks for all courses will be published weeks after the post utme exams.
While you wait, I wish all of you good luck. Don't forget to pray.
For any question, follow and send me a direct message on Twitter @dannykrazyfomo or email me at thakrib@gmail.com
The formula is the sum of your UTME SCORE divided by 8 and your POST UTME SCORE divided by 2.
For instance; if you score 290 in UTME and went on to score 70 in POST UTME, your aggregate score will be calculated thus:
UTME Score = 290/8 =36.25
Post UTME Score = 70/2 =35
Aggregate Score =36.25 + 35 =71.25%
Don’t get confused, I quite understand that the post utme questions is 40. You might want to
ask, how then is it possible for me to score 70 in post utme.
This is the magic; whatever you score in post utme over 40 will be rounded up to 100, that is it will rounded up to percentage.
Let’s say for example you score 20/40. It will be the same as 20/40 multiply by(*) 100/1 which is equal to
50/100. What ever is gotten over 100 is what will be divided by 2 to get your final post utme score before combining to get the aggregate as
described above.
Your aggregate score will be measured against the cut off mark of your chosen course.
The cut off marks for all courses will be published weeks after the post utme exams.
While you wait, I wish all of you good luck. Don't forget to pray.
For any question, follow and send me a direct message on Twitter @dannykrazyfomo or email me at thakrib@gmail.com
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