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African University of Science and Technology, AUST M.Sc./Ph.D. full-time programmes admission application form for the 2017/2018 academic session is out.

The management of the African University of Science and Technology (AUST) Abuja invites suitably qualified candidates for admission into its full-time M.Sc./Ph.D. programmes for the 2017/2018 academic session.

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THE LOST PRINCE 2:
Then she saw a strange animal drawing close to her; she could only see its two sparkling eyes as the dark night had covered its whole body. Latifa was terrified she thought it was the end. Suddenly, a bright light fell on her face and a voice from the thick forest stopped the animal from attacking her. Latifa was relieved as the animal retreated. An hunter carrying a gun with his dog then came out among the trees and said to Latifa " Young woman, what are you doing here?" "I was forced to the stream to fetch water by my husband" Latifa replied. "Don't you know that it is very risky for a woman to go to the stream in the night?" the hunter questioned. "Come let me es**rt you back to your village" said the kind hunter. Latifa was very happy as she picked up her empty calabash and followed the hunter, and the hunter's dog that attacked her walked behind them. When Latifa was close to her house, she thanked the kind hunter and said goodbye.
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The Lost Prince PART1:
Once upon a time in Alamo village. there lived a man with two wives; the first was Labake and the other was Latifa. Labake has three children, but Latifa was without child. Latifa was raised from a royal family, his grand-father was a king before his father's brother took over after the death of her grand-father. Because of Latifa's predicament, she was treated like a slave despite being the first wife. Their husband Bode will make her do all the house job while Labake the second wife was treated like a queen. One night Latifa was made to go to the stream to fetch water, which was very risky for a woman as dangerous animals move around during that period. She begged her husband not to allow her go out at that period but he refused. Latifa out of choice ventured to the stream. On her way back she heard strange noises behind her. She became frightened and started running towards the village. As the strange noice drew near, she tripped and fell on the ground.
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THE MOON
So peaceful it moves slowly
giving us light benevolently
not caring whether men are evil or not
giving time to us poor fellows
who cannot afford lamps to do the "WHAT"