AFRICA TO JOIN NIGERIA IN SUFFERING AS BUHARI BECOMES ECOWAS CHAIRMAN

President Muhammadu Buhari is the new chairman of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
He was elected at the 53rd ordinary session of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government in Lome, Togo.
On Tuesday night, Bashir Ahmad, the president’s personal assistant on new media, tweeted that Buhari had been elected head of the regional body.
“President @MBuhari emerges as the new Chairman of the ECOWAS,” he wrote.
Buhari replaces President Faure Gnassingbe of Togo.

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DEFECTION: Saraki is irrelevant, Buhari will still win re-election— Okorocha July 31, 2018

DEFECTION: Saraki is irrelevant, Buhari will still win re-election— Okorocha

July 31, 2018

Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State says the defection of Senate President Bukola Saraki from the All Progressives Congress (APC) to the Peoples Democratic Party, was of no consequence.
Okorocha spoke with journalists in Abuja ahead of an emergency meeting of the party’s National Executive Council (NEC.
“I don’t see any way it has affected the party negatively and the issue there is that President Muhammadu Buhari will win this election come 2019,” Okorocha said.
Read also: Avalanche of defections as Gov Ahmed, APC spokesman dump party
“He is much stronger on ground. It (defections) is allowed and as they are going, many people are still coming into the party in their thousands. It is neither here nor there, and we shouldn’t make a big issue out of it.”
Okorocha added that Saraki had the right to chart the course of his political future.
“I wish him good luck,” he said. “The Governor of Kwara my colleague leaves, good luck too. They are all responsible men.”

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UNIZIK DEPARTMENTAL CUT MARK

PARTMENTAL CUT-OFF MARK 2017/18UNIZIK DE

Science edu & bio	203
Chemistry edu	199.5
Comp sci edu	218
Inter sci edu	208
General science edu	230
Maths edu	184
Physics edu	182
Vocational edu	237
Business edu	228
Technical edu	170.5
Law	255
Pharmacy	276
Phisiology	241.5
Anatomy	240.5
Agric & extinction	184.5
Food sci & tech	210
Applied biochem	243
Medicine	292.5
Radiography	265.5
Nursing	281
Med lab	276
Applied microbio & brewery	249.5
Botany	221
PAE	232.5
Zoology	212.5
Bio sci	240
Computer science	254
Geological sci	233.5
Mathematics	208.5
Physics and industrial physics	213
Pure and industrial chem	219.5
Statistics	190.5
Economics	277
Mass com	268.5
Sociology	262.5
Psychology	264.5
Pol sci	266
Fine arts	193
Geography and metrology	202
Quantity survey	220
Surveying & geo info	188.5
African and asian studies	218
English language and lit	243
History and international studies	245
Theater arts	230
Religion & humanities	224.5
Philosophy	235
Music	193
Morden european studies	234
Linguistics	232
Adult edu	213
Edu foundation	225.5
Edu management and policy	236
Early childhood (edu)	222.5
Guidance and counseling	227
Hpe	206
Lib sci	233
Bio sci engine	198
Chem engine	236
Civil engine	242
Elect engine	241.5
Electric and computer engine	253.5
Industry & production	233.5
Mech engine	233.5
Metal and material engine	225
Polymer & textile	196.5
Accountancy	267.5
Bank & fin	265
Bus admin	267
CEM	245
Marketing	260
Pub admin	268.5
Architecture	229
Building	218.5
Environmental MGT	194

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CROWN: POSSIBLE UNN 2018/19 DEPARTMENTAL CUT OFF MARK

CROWN: POSSIBLE UNN 2018/19 DEPARTMENTAL CUT OFF MARK: The Departmental Cut of mark of University of Nigeria, Nsukka are as follows; UNN Faculty Of Agriculture Cut Off Mark Agric Economics ...

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WHY I QUITTED NATIONAL FOOTBALL- OZIL

Mesut Özil has dramatically quit the national team, declaring: “When we win, I am German. When we lose, I am an immigrant.”
The soccer star Mesut Özil, a midfielder who now plays for Arsenal and helped Germany win the 2014 World Cup, was born in 1988 in Gelsenkirchen, an industrial city in West Germany, a grandchild of Turkish immigrants, and rose to national prominence in a country where few products of immigration do. When he announced in a letter posted on Twitter on Sunday that he was quitting Germany’s national team, citing “racism and disrespect,” he used words that will resonate in Germany for a long time. “When we win, I am German,” he wrote. “When we lose, I am an immigrant.”
Within hours, the tweet to his 23 million followers opened a ferocious debate in Germany—about racism, about anti-Muslim sentiment, about whether the German model of integration, however one defined it, was “a myth” or had failed; about dual nationality, even about dual loyalty (a term not used lightly in Germany)—as well as about soccer sportsmanship and the management of this year’s German national team, which placed out of this year’s World Cup in early stages, a fate some right-wing German soccer fans took to the internet to blame on Özil. In his letter, he said he was tired of being a scapegoat.
“I have two hearts, one German and one Turkish,” Özil wrote in his statement. That he, a member of the second generation of his family to be born in Germany, even had to qualify this tells you a lot about the current state of affairs in Germany and other European countries. For their own historical reasons, Germany, France, Italy, and other continental countries do not tend to embrace the American “melting pot” model or even the British post-colonial multicultural model. Instead, they have more rigid definitions of national identity, which often make it difficult for products of immigration to embrace multiple cultures at once—as we saw last week in the tiff between Trevor Noah and the French ambassador to the United States, who took grave offense at Noah’s joking of France’s multiethnic team that “Africa won the World

But the Özil case is different and in many ways more fraught, and goes beyond the problematic “good immigrant” versus “bad immigrant” categories he cited in his letter. His resignation did not come out of the blue. Nor did the accusations of dual loyalty. They capped months of controversy that began in May when Özil and another German soccer player of Turkish origins, İlkay Gündoğan, posed for a photo with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in the run-up to the Turkish national elections in June in which 1.4 million Turks residing in Germany were eligible to vote. German soccer authorities asked Özil to apologize, saying he’d overstepped the boundaries of sportsmanship. The German branch of PEN, the literary and free-speech organization, asked him to speak out against the human-rights violations and the imprisonment of thousands of academics, journalists, and writers in Turkey on Erdoğan’s watch. Özil refused. The German soccer association then began sanctioning him.
Özil wrote in his letter of resignation, “For me, having a picture with President Erdoğan wasn’t about politics or elections. It was about me respecting the highest office of my family’s country.” But that seems willfully naive at best. “Imagine if the most important baseball player in the worst period of Castro took a picture with Castro. What would they say?” the German novelist Gila Lustiger, a member of German PEN, told me. “At least say that Castro is a dictator,” she added. “He could have said, ‘I took a picture with Erdoğan but I’m for freedom of speech and I don’t think homosexuals should go to prison.’ But he didn’t want to do that.” The German boxer Ünsal Arik, also of Turkish heritage, told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung he thought Özil had erred in snapping the photo with Erdoğan. “Özil still doesn’t understand what he has done,” Arik told the paper. “He helped a man with blood on his hands in an election campaign. In any other country that would have generated as much clamor as it did in Germany. And rightly so.”
Germany’s relationship with Turkey has become even more fraught of late. The arrival in Germany of 1 million asylum seekers in 2015, most of them Syrians transiting through Turkey, has contributed to a rise in far-right sentiment in Germany. It has also led to Merkel striking a deal in March of 2016 in which Germany gave Turkey funding in exchange for Turkey capping the number of asylum seekers leaving its borders. And Merkel’s coalition government almost cracked this month when the interior minister, Horst Seehofer, the head of a Bavarian right-wing party, threatened to resign over differences about how to handle migration. He insisted on creating “transit camps” to hold would-be arrivals at the German-Austrian border and deport them if it was found they had already applied for asylum elsewhere in Europe.

After Özil announced his resignation, a spokeswoman for Merkel took the “good immigrant” line and said that the chancellor admired Özil and everything he did as a role model for integration, that she respected his decision to quit the national team and believed others should respect it, too. The president of FC Bayern München took the “bad immigrant” line: he accused Özil of resigning because he hadn’t been playing well.
On Tuesday, the front page of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung had an above-the-fold cartoon showing Seehofer beneath a title that reads “Germany Thanks You,” with a thought bubble coming out of his head that reads: “Of course I will provide our formerly deserving national team player Özil the soccer field in the courtyard of one of our new transit centers for his farewell match.” Later the same day, Erdoğan expressed his support for Özil, and criticized the “racist” behavior of some Germans. The ironies here run very deep, and won’t be sorted out any time soon.

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UNN 2018 SCREENING RESULTS RELEASED

2018/2019 UNN Screening

2018/2019 POST UTME RESULTS

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2018/2019 UNN SCREENING RESULT CHECKER

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka administration wishes to inform all prospective students who took part in the 2018/19 Screening Examination that their results are now available online.
The result checker platform is available after the payment of the sum of N1,000 only at all designated banks or through your ATM Card on the Remita platform.

To check your results, kindly follow the steps outlined below:
Visit the unn result checker
Enter your JAMB Registration Number.
Proceed to generate an invoice which contains your RRR Number.
Pay using your ATM Card or proceed to any bank with your printout for payment.
Return to the Portal.
Enter your Registration Number.
Your result is available to you.

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POSSIBLE UNN 2018/19 DEPARTMENTAL CUT OFF MARK

The Departmental Cut of mark of University of Nigeria, Nsukka are as follows;

UNN Faculty Of Agriculture Cut Off Mark

1. Agric Economics – 227
2. Agric Extension – 201
3. Animal Science – 202
4. Crop Science – 206
5. Soil Science – 205
6. Fst – 227
7. Home Science – 200
8. Nutrition And Dietetics – 247

UNN Faculty Of Arts Cut Off Marks

9. Archaeology & Tourism – 246
10. English And Literary Studies – 271
11. Fine And Applied Arts – 260
12. Foreign Languages – 254
13. History And International Studies – 259
14. Linguistics And Nigerian Languages – 245
15. Mass Communication – 268
16. Music – 255
17. Theatre And Film Studies – 254
18. Combined Arts – 201

UNN Faculty Of Biological Sciences Cut Off Mark

19. Biochemistry – 248
20. Botany – 200
21. Combined Biological Sciences – 214
22. Microbiology – 243
23. Zoology – 207

Faculty Of Business Administration

24. Accountancy – 257
25. Banking & Finance – 229
26. Marketing – 207
27. Business Management – 233

UNN Faculty Of Dentistry Cut Off Mark

28. Dentistry – 270

Faculty Of Education

29. Adult Education – 201
30. Education Art – 251
31. Education Chemistry – 203
32. Education Social Sciences – 245
33. Agric Education – 205
34. Business Education – 220
35. Guidance & Counselling – 263
36. Health Education – 206
37. Home Economics Education – 229
38. Industrial Technical Education – 236
39. Library And Information Science – 246
40. Science Education – 200

UNN Faculty Of Engineering Cut Off Mark

41. Agric & Bioresources Engineering – 204
42. Civil Engineering – 248
43. Electrical Engineering – 242
44. Electronics – 232
45. Mechanic Engineering – 242

UNN Faculty Of Environmental Studies Cut Off Mark

46. Architecture – 226
47. Estate Management – 201
48. Geoinformatics & Survey – 201
49. Urban And Regional Planning – 210

UNN Faculty Of Health Science & Technology Cut Off Mark

50. Radiography – 266
51. Medical Rehabilitation – 258
52. Nursing – 268

Faculty Of Law

53. Law – 297

UNN Faculty Of Medical Sciences Cut Off Mark

54. Medicine – 295

UNN Faculty Of Pharmaceuticаl Sciences Cut Off Mark

55. Pharmаcy – 284

Faculty Of Physical Sciences

56. Computer Science – 227
57. Geology – 234
58. Mathematics – 200
59. Physics And Astronomy – 200
60. Pure And Industrial Chemistry – 206
61. Statistics – 200
62. Computer/Statistics – 200

UNN Faculty Of Social Sciences Cut Off Mark

63. Economics – 260
64. Geography – 243
65. Philosophy – 259
66. Political Science – 275
67. Psychology – 252
68. Public Administration – 266
69. Religion – 232
70. Social Work – 213
71. Sociology/Anthropology – 260

UNN Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine Cut Off Mark

72. Veterinary Medicine – 227

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