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Sunday, December 31, 2017

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Five Reasons Why You Shouldn't Attend A Public University - Education

Incredibly Poor Quality of Education 
Public Universities in Nigeria undeniably have the poorest quality of education. From too large classes with poor teaching aids to very poorly equipped laboratories to non existent academic support-Public Universities in Nigeria are the exact definition of HOW NOT TO RUN A UNIVERSITY.
In comparison private universities have smaller classes-which gives lecturers the ability to teach, impact and follow up Knowledge transfer. Also According to former NUC President, Peter Okebukola Covenant University has the highest per capita investment having spent 70 billion on 13,000 graduates as at 2013. According to NUC, about 40% of Equipment in ABUAD Mechatronics Dept are not present in any other public University. Also the President of Biotechnology Society of Nigeria also commented that Covenant university has the best Biology(Molecular Bio lab) in all of Nigeria.

Public Universities aid Criminality
Who doesn't know that Lautech is the Den of Internet Fraudsters? Public Universities generally aid all sorts of vices that are never found in Private Universities e.g Cultism, Cyber fraud, Sexual Assault etc. In contrast Private Universities are the true certifiers of "Character and Learning" - Students are monitored closely and there are huge consequences to erring which serves as deterrence to possible future offenders. 
Also 99% of the Corrupt politicians in public service today graduated from public universities and started their criminality way from School. Have you heard of claims of OAU SUG looting association funds? Have you ever heard Covenant, Landmark and Abuad SUG loot anything even though they equally handle millions?

Poor Academic Support
Students of Public Schools are discouraged from succeeding in life - they are taught not to aspire for the best and if they do they are cut down. Many public universities take glory in depriving students of their deserved grades even though foreign universities like imperial college graduates about 41% of their graduating class as First class in their last convocation ceremony. This invariably affects the pysche of most graduates of public universities that they develop a sort of Stockholm syndrome where they actually appreciate the abuse and allow it foster where they eventually get to work. They end up believing that Stress is equal to Quality.Today most private universities have about 10% first class rate which is very encouraging.

Erratic and Poor Campus Conditions
From poor power supply, to poor residential arrangement to careless citing of Academic infrastructure. Public Universities are once again the way not to run a Universities. Many public universities house people on campuses like feral rats. Much of their residences are not fit for criminals in saner climes. Their libraries are usually deficit of good books and the ones available are usually torn.

Unstable Academic Calander
The only thing as unstable as public universities calendar is Nigeria's electricity supply. Public universities are erratic and complicated. If it is not ASUU it is NASU or NAAT or whatever. This is the complete opposite in private universities where staff development is prioritised and the lecturers can teach at their best rather than concentrating on teaching and imparting and not when next to have a show down with govt.

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JAMB To Conduct Mock Exams In January - Education -

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board is to conduct its optional mock examination in January , preparatory to actual examination later in the year .
The board made this disclosure in a statement signed by its Head of Media , Mr. Fabian Benjamin , and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Abuja.

The board also reiterated the need for candidates to register on time and ensure that they follow due process in order to prevent certain challenges .

“ As we prepare for the 2018 examinations , beginning with the optional mock , we urge candidates to register on time , make clear their choices of institutions, disciplines and examination centres in the process.

“ Candidates must note that their first choice can be a College of Education , a university , an Innovation Enterprise Institution , a polytechnic or a monotechnic .

“ Others include , the Nigerian Defence Academy or the Police Academy .

“ We will conduct a better examination, ensure more transparent admission and make more remittances to the government , ” according to the statement .
It promised to sustain and make better the entire process in 2018 , noting that its Central Admission Processing System portal has been helpful .
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5 Reasons You Shouldn't Attend A Private University

If you look beyond the ASUU strikes in public universities, you'll see several benefits these schools have over their private counterparts.
       
In Nigeria, there is a general belief that private universities are far better than public varsities.
This belief is strengthened by the epileptic ASUU strikes and internal crises in public higher institutions across the country.
Usually, when a crisis does not get to the point of pausing the academic progression of the students and shutting the school gates, the crisis doesn't get resolved. These are parts of the reasons why some parents choose to send their wards to private universities. However, if you look beyond the ASUU strike in public universities, you will see several benefits these schools have over their private counterparts.

These benefits range from cheaper school fees to freedom to become an adult and exposure to the real world before becoming a graduate. The bulk of private university graduates don't have such exposure and experience.

So here are five reasons you should consider public university if you are seeking admission.

1. Cost of Education
The first thing people get to know about private universities is not the facilities they have but their school fees. Some private schools tuition fee is enough to build a house elsewhere. On the other hand, cost of education is very cheap.
Apart from this, cost of living in public university is also cheap as students are allowed to either patronise campus shops or those on the streets where prices are competitive. This is not allowed as some private universities will even punish students for having foodstuff in their hostel.

2. Freedom and Independence
Undergraduates in public universities enjoy some degrees of freedom as they are not kept under stringent rules on how to live on campus.
Private Universities have so many amusing rules that keep their students under the prying eyes of the management. No freedom, no independence, just students shuttling between lecture rooms and hostels. Private universities force their laws down the throat of their students as they have rules guiding everything. Private school is that entity that treats adults like kids by giving them rules on what to eat, how to dress and when to worship.

3. Campus Fun
Some Private universities are dry and are utterly devoid of campus fun. In public universities, you have parties to attend, meet real people, rich and poor; and even join socio-cultural associations like the Kegites groups.
Dating is also fun as students couple enjoy their relationship without being punished for expressing love. You can not do this in some private universities. In fact, some private universities frown at students of opposite sex hugging each other.

4. Public University encourages hard work
Some lecturers' nonchalant attitudes to work in public universities propel students to work hard to succeed.

For instance, a lecturer that comes to class only to give out handouts expects the students to impress him in their exams. Those lecturers who do not come to class regularly because of other commitments also expect good performance from the students. These students are denied a lot of things yet, they come out with good grades. On the other hands, private university students have almost everything to facilitate their education, yet, some of them are no match for public school graduates who are screwed to success.

5. Public university produces mature graduates
Everything public university undergraduates go through in the hands of their lecturers and the university system toughens and prepare them for the life after graduation. They understand life more on campus through the many challenges they go through. The same can not be said about private university undergraduates, most of whom only see life through one prism of their parents' wealth and lecturers' soft approaches to everything. They hardly make decisions for themselves. It is either their parents make it for them or the school management does. 
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Osun Workers Suspend Strike

Osun State Government workers have suspended the strike action embarked upon to force government to stop paying them half salaries.
The workers, on Saturday night , announced the suspension of the strike after signing a memorandum of understanding with the representatives of the state government .

The MoU was signed on behalf of the workers by the Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress , Mr. Tunde Adekomi ; Chairman , Joint Negotiating Council , Bayo Adejumo among others while the, Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Bola Oyebamiji; the Head of Service , Dr. Fetus Oyebade and the Chief of Staff to the Governor , Mr. Gboyega Oyetola signed on behalf of the state government .

According to the MoU, the entire workforce and pensioners would be paid their full salaries for the month of December 2017 and the modalities for payment of subsequent salaries from January 2018 would be worked out later .

It was , however , stated in the document that payment of full salaries would resume fully by the second quarter of 2018 .

The state government has also approved the release of N 1 billion to cover the bond certificates of public servants who retired on contributory pension scheme .

The MoU read in part , “The state government has further approved henceforth 100 per cent payment of monthly pensions for retirees earning N 30 , 000 and below while other retirees not in the said category shall however be paid 75 per cent of their monthly pensions.

“ The state government shall effect the payment of full salary for the month of December , 2017 for its entire workforce and pensioners which is made possible as a result of the Paris Club refund received by the government .

“ Modalities for subsequent payment of salaries and pensions between January 2018 and second quarter of the year will be addressed by the standing committee on appropriation on payment of salaries and critical expenses of government .

Payment of full salaries and pensions will commence by the second quarter of the year 2018 . ”
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Friday, December 29, 2017

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Yusuf Buhari Still In Coma After Surgery To Remove Blood From His Brain

President Buhari Son Who Was Injured In A Motorrbike Accident Responding To Treatment But Still In "Coma"

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKDEC 28, 2017

Yusuf, the first son of Nigeria's President, Muhammadu Buhari who was severely injured in a motorbike accident in Gwanripa area of Abuja on Tuesday is "responding" to treatment according to Presidency sources. However, he is yet to speak to anyone because he is still in "coma", however, our source did not reveal whether his comatose state is medically induced or not.


Yusuf crashed during a drag racing with a friend on Tuesday night. According to our source, he was fully kitted with helmet and biking body armor, otherwise, the accident could have turned fatal 

The source further stated that as soon as the crash happened, Yusuf suffered a broken limb and sustained head injuries that necessitated surgery to remove blood from his brain. He was considered for airlift but doctors handling his case advised against it warning that he may not survive a 6+ hours flight to Europe with traumatic brain injury.

Yusuf is President Buhari's only son. As expected, the president is reportedly devastated by the accident. Earlier today, prayers were offered for Yusuf's recovery at the Presidential Villa. Yusuf remains under intensive care at Cedarcrest Hospital in Abuja.


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World's Richest Became ₦360 Trillion Richer In 2017(Photos) - Business

The richest billionaires in the world added a cool $1 trillion to their collective wealth in 2017 with Amazon's Jeff Bezos raking in the most.

New figures from Bloomberg show that the world's 500 richest people saw their wealth expand this year from $4.4 trillion to more than $5.3 trillion.
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OAU Professor Durosinmi Writes On Muslim Students In Hijab - Islam for Muslims

NOW, EXPECTEDLY, AND ARISING FROM FIRDAOS AMASA THE BRAVE GIRL, ISSUES ARE BEGINNING TO ARISE ONE AFTER THE OTHER. 

WELCOME TO OAU, IFE.
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WAEC GCE 2018/2019 Private Candidates January/February Exam Timetable - Education

WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION FOR PRIVATE CANDIDATES, 2018 – FIRST SERIES EXAMINATION TIME-TABLE..


Monday 29th January, 2018
Civic Education 2 [Essay] 9.30 am – 11.30 am
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27 Months Salary Arrears: Osun Tertiary Institutions Embark On Industrial Action - Education

AS the strike action declared by workers in the employ
of Osun entered its second day on Thursday, lecturers
in the state-owned tertiary institutions, on
Thursday said arrangements have been
concluded to embark on indefinite industrial action
by January 15th, 2018 to register their grievances
against the payment of modulated salary by Governor
Rauf Aregbesola’s adminsitration.
The lecturers, under the auspices of Council of
Academic Staff Unions of Osun State Owned Tertiary
Institutions (CASUOSTI) maintained that a 21-day
ultimatum issued to the state government on November
7, 2017 had lapsed, stressing that and more than a
month after the expiration of the ultimatum, their
demands have not been acceded to.
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Tuesday, December 26, 2017

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10 Things you should really ask a university when you want to study abroad

10 Things you should really ask a university

Not sure what to ask a university? Don’t waste this opportunity! Below are some things you really should enquire about when deciding where to study abroad...
Student on laptop

As you may know, you can ask a university any questions which you have about them by clicking on the ‘Contact institution’ button whenever you see it on our site. This way you can begin a conversation with them; let them get to know you; and obtain all the information you need to make an informed decision about where you study.

But what should you ask?

It can be easy to simply ask about the scholarship opportunities they offer. However institutions receive hundreds of such enquiries, so your message won’t stand out. The more unique or personalised your question or enquiry, the more likely it will resonate with the university staff member who reads it; it will be something different from what they see normally.
There are a lot of other things you should be asking. Just think of everything which you would want to know about a university you might be studying at (especially one in a completely different country from your own).
Here are some ideas to get you thinking about what you may ask...

‘Where can I live?’

Do you know what accommodation the institution offers? Is this accommodation on or off-campus? How expensive is this accommodation and what’s included? Are you guaranteed a place in on-campus accommodation in your first year? What support is there to find accommodation off-campus?

‘What’s the international student body like?’

What proportion of students currently enrolled are from overseas? What countries do these students come from? Are there many students from your own country? If so, are there any specific clubs or societies which are tailored to students from here?

‘How is the course taught?’

Is the course taught through lectures, lab work or seminars? How many students are in these classes? What is the structure of a normal lecture/seminar? Will you work independently, or with one or more students as part of group-work? How many hours can you expect to spend on campus each week? Does this include face-time with your professors in their office hours?

‘What would you study specifically on a course?’

Can you get some specific details on the material you’ll be studying i.e. specific authors or cases? How much depth would you go into? Do you get to choose the modules you take? Or is there a core curriculum which is mandatory for everyone?

‘What have previous graduates on this course gone on to do?’

Does the university have any notable alumni in your field? Perhaps someone famous who you look up to? What companies or organisations are these alumni now working for which you might be able to apply to later too? Could you get work experience with one of these companies or alongside one of these individuals? Are there any unusual paths which graduates have gone down which might not be obvious?

‘What should I study if I want to study at a higher level later?’

If you have aspirations to study at postgraduate level or a further study level, what should you study before that (i.e. at undergraduate level)? What courses does the university offer which you could study which would allow you to make this progression? Are there pathways or pre-masters courses available?

‘Can you confirm the application deadlines?’

When are these deadlines? Are there different deadlines for students from different countries? What are the deadlines for scholarship applications for these courses? What do you need to provide by this date?

‘What’s the local area like?’

Why should you study in that region? What are the main attractions? Is there much of a nightlife? How easy is it to get around by public transport? Is it a major student town, or a mix of ages and backgrounds?

‘How can the university help me find employment after I complete my course?’

Does the university have links to local, national or international industries or organisations? Are any of these in the same field as you’re studying? Is there a careers department or service on campus? Are there are opportunities to complete work experience or practical work as part of your course?

And if you really must, ask about scholarships (but ask the right way)...

Universities will respond to enquiries about scholarships; but only if they’re specific and indicate that the student is passionate about studying at that institutions.
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Guatemala To Move Embassy To Jerusalem - Foreign Affairs

Guatemala is to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, President Jimmy Morales said Sunday, becoming the first leader to back US President Donald Trump’s controversial change of stance on the holy city.

After speaking with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Morales wrote to Guatemalans on his Facebook page that “one of the most important topics was the return of Guatemala’s embassy to Jerusalem,” from Tel Aviv, where it is currently located.

“For this reason I am informing you that I have given instructions to the foreign ministry that it start the necessary respective coordination to make this happen,” Morales wrote.
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Futasu Reacts To Off-campus Rents Fees

The exorbitant rental prices of accommodation at the off-campus area seem to have been fairly minimized as the Students’ Union negotiated with landlords of the areas to ensure a downward review.

This negotiation was disclosed in a press release by the Union to NAIJAPARY, jointly signed by the President, Com. Adeyinka Olaseinde and the Public Relations Officer, Com. Ayomide Fowowe.

The press release explained how the downward review was achieved through a joint-committee.

“Students welfare as a sense of responsibility led us to ensuring a downward review of off campus accommodation fee.

“Sequel to this, a committee of five was set up comparising of three members from the executive arm of the union, a member from Student Representative Council and one appointed member by the president of the same union.

“Consequently, upon the conclusion of the second semester examination, the commitee commence moves to ensure a review in the fee of off campus accommodation”, the release stated.

It further stated that “series of meeting was held with South, North gate and west gate landlord associations, with management of the University dully represented in the meetings”.

The Union also narrated how the task was an arduous one, as the committee members were extremely abused and cursed.
It however added that they kept the resilience on, in negotiation.

“We made them realise that without students the house they all built is useless and also the orientation pictured by them, that; ‘students have no choice’, should not be an avenue for them to extort”, the release read.
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Mikel Obi And His Twins, Ava And Mia Chilling At The Beach

Nigeria super eagle Footballer John Obi chills with his adorable daughter (twins) at the beach

And also with his baby mama as he wish us Merry Christmas and happy New Year in advance.

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OAU STUDENT DIED ON CHRISTMAS DAY WHILE DRAG RACING

Remember late Paul Walker, one stars of the mega franchise Fast & Furious ? He passed away in a most horrendous manner. Eye witnesses say the vehicle he died in was speeding before it crashed into a lamp post and burst into flames that completely incinerated him and his companion.

Why am I making this morbid reference? Simple reason: speed kills, and is still killing.

A Nigerian Tweeter @chukaobi shared a terrible eyewitness account of the dangers of speeding. In this case, the people involved were drag racing at the midnight hour. Were they intoxicated? High on adrenaline?

One explanation is the victim was member of a race team, and was even going to participate in a big event next year, so perhaps he saw the midnight hour as a time to showcase his skills.

Read below:

"At exactly 12:50am today (Christmas Day) my Uni alumni pals & I were coming out of Lekki County Estate when two cars flashed by us, the sound they made you’d think they’re power bikes. 3minutes later 1 lost control & crashed right under the footbridge. Here’s what’s left of a BMW"
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Monday, December 25, 2017

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NUC APPROVES NEW GRADING SYSTEM FOR UNIVERSITIES

NUC APPROVES NEW GRADING SYSTEM FOR UNIVERSITIES

RE: THE NEWLY APPROVED GRADING SYSTEM AND MINIMUM UNITS TO BE REGISTERED FOR AND PASSED BY STUDENTS AT EACH LEVEL, AS WELL AS CHANGE IN THE STATUS OF GES COURSES IN THE UNIVERSITY

I refer to my memoranda of 25 February and 2 March, 2016 respectively on the above subject matter.

The referenced memos were specifically on the implementation of the new 4-Point Grading System which was subsequently put on hold until the 2016/2017 Session due to some logistic constraints. The implementation is due this academic session (2016/2017).

Consequently, I write to inform you of Senate’s decision, at its meeting of 18 July, 2016, on the New Grading System and Minimum Units to be registered for and passed by students at each level, as well as Change in the status of GES courses in the University as follows:

1. The average minimum units taken at each Level should be 40 units.

2. The minimum units to be passed at each Level by students in order to proceed to the next Level should be 60% of 40 units.

3. All GES courses, with the exception of the “ Use of English I & II (GES 101 and 201) ”, should be made to acquire the status of REQUIRED COURSES .

4. The 4-Point Scale Grading System should be adopted in order to align with other universities world-wide and the recommendation of the National Universities Commission (NUC).

The above implies that the recommended Average Minimum Units expected of the students to take/register for is now 40 units (for the new intakes: 100 Level) as against the old 30 units. Given this development, the regulations guiding withdrawal of students in the University in respect of the new system are as follows:

i. 100 Level : At the end of first year, a student who has passed less than 24 units should be asked to withdraw from the University.

ii. 200 Level: At the end of second year, a student who has passed less than 48 units (cumulative) should be asked to withdraw from the University.

iii. 300 Level: At the end of third year, a student who has passed less than 72 units (cumulative) should be asked to withdraw from the University.

iv. The CGPA at each level should not be less than 1.0

Under the new Four (4)-Point Grading Scale, grades to be used for students who have satisfactorily completed the course of study are as follows:
Letter Grade: Marks Grade Point

A (70 and above above) 4

B (60-69%) 3

C (50-59%) 2

D (45-49%) 1

E (40-44%) 0

CGPA Ranges under the new Four (4)- Point Grading Scale for Classification of Degrees:

3.5- 4.00 - First Class Honours

3.0-3.49 - Second Class Honours (Upper Division)

2.0-2.99 - Second Class Honours (Lower Division)

1.0-1.99 - Third Class Honours

No student whose CGPA is less than 1.0 shall be awarded a degree
Deans of Faculties and Heads of Departments are enjoined to ensure compliance and commencement of the new regulations with the intakes of 2016/2017 Session, while the old regulations remain applicable to students admitted before the 2016/2017 Session.
Thank you.

Prof. M.A. Kehinde
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Saturday, December 23, 2017

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How To Prepare For JAMB 2018/2019 And Score Very High - Education

HOW TO PREPARE FOR JAMB 2018/2019 AND SCORE VERY HIGH
1. Begin READING NOW
It isn't too soon to begin reading for JAMB 2018/2019. The prior, the higher your odds of scoring high. Try not to hold up till afterJAMB 2018/2019 enlistment before you begin reading. Give me a chance to share my personal reading experience with you.

I read Text Books from Monday to Friday, no less than 4hours day by day continuous. You may figure, how might I read for 4hours day by day without losing concentration?
On Sundays, I rest, watch T.V,Party or playfootball and I don't read by any stretch of the imagination. Prior to the beginning of my UTME examination, I could finish every one of my Text books twice!.
On the off chance that you can utilize this strategy reliably or infer a superior technique, you'll end Scoring over 300 in Jamb 2018/2019.



2. SET YOUR TIME TABLE AND FELLOW IT DULY
Time-table will help you to stay predictable with reading. Ensure you don't miss your every day reading plan. This is another strategy to get ready for Jamb 2018 and pass.

3. WORK MORE ON YOUR WEAKNESS(ES)
Everyone have his/her own powerless point. With respect to me, it was maths until the point when I gave more opportunity to reading maths. I began creating personal enthusiasm for it, and now it is my best subject.

In the event that there's any subject you believe is hard for you to comprehend/recall, it implies you have not been investing more energy in it or you have demonstrated absence of enthusiasm for it. Change your mentality, let yourself know, "I need to know this subject!".

4. Try not to NEGLECT YOUR STRENGTHS TOTALLY
When I altered my opinion set and center to Mathematics, I began reading it and invested more energy in it. Following three months, I found I had just 2 topics left in Mathematics while I have no less than 7 each in chemistry and Physics that were my top picks at first.

I had dismissed my Chemistry and Physics obligations and concentrated on Mathematics as it were. I needed to move back to Chemistry and Physics in order to strike a harmony between the 3 subjects.

What I am endeavoring to state is, "While you are working hard at your weak areas you should never neglect your strong areas . They are the best places to pack cool stamps in Jamb 2018″.


5. Utilize THE SYLLABUS
Make good Use of the syllabus,It will guide you very well ,In knowing where J.A.M.B will bring out questions from so as to prevent you from reading unnecessary Topics

6. Utilize THE RECOMMENDED TEXTBOOKS
Toward the finish of every syllabus, you'll discover some rundown of prescribed reading material by JAMB. These writings and Past Questions will be utilized to set JAMB 2018 questions. Thus, make Use of them while getting ready for JAMB 2018.

7. Concentrate on PAST QUESTIONS
Past questions are the main JAMB 2018 expo you'll discover across the country. The truth of the matter is JAMB is out of questions, so they Repeat Lots of their questions. Few years ago when i wrote my J.A.M.B I noticed several questions were repeated.Repeating Of questions By J.A.M.B is nothing new.
Study past questions, read more on each question from the recommended textbooks and study the pattern used by JAMB for setting questions.

8. Go To A Good Tutorial
What you read without anyone else's input, when upheld by what you realize at Jamb lessons around is the thing that makes you stacked for the Jamb 2018/2019 examination. Never Neglect the importance of a good tutorial,funny thing is that most of these tutorials are cheap are numerous.In tutorials you are prepared intensively for J.A.M.B,you get to meet your fellow jambites and you all work together to achieve the goal which is to score high in J.A.M.B.

Note-Don't waste your time quitting a tutorial where you are not taught properly or exposed to the realities of J.A.M.B



9. Ask Questions
If there is anything that you don’t know or you find confusing about your studies or JAMB 2018, feel free to ask questions from those that have the knowledge. Seeking for help is smart not stupid As its for your own good.

10.Make use of Early Morning Reading
In the morning when you wake up from sleep,you find out you assimilate more and thats why tough courses like maths are thought in the morning,This is a scientific proven fact.You can start by waking up as early as 4'0 clock and reading till like 6 every morning.You can prolong it till like 7 A.M if you can ,Afterall its you that needs to pass J.A.M.B not your parents nor your siblings.I emphasize morning reading because it worked well for me.
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Oluchi Okoro Dies At COOU Teaching Hospital Amaku In Hands Of Student Doctors

A student of ChukwuEmeka Odumegwu University COOU, Anambra named Sarah has narrated how her friend Okoro Oluchi died in the hands of quack doctors in COOU teaching hospital Amaku.Read the story on the screenshots below
THE ACTUAL THING THAT HAPPENED TO MY DEAR FRIEND Okoro Oluchi
Before I proceed,those COOU students that are using Oluchi to gain popularity on Facebook, even those that never knew her from Adam,those that are saying she couldn't provide the money requested of her in the hospital, those saying she was asked to provide her school ID card,those saying she couldn't present her school fees receipt,and even the idiots blaming lecturers for her death and all those spreading false rumor about her death without knowing the actual thing that happened.. GOD WILL PUNISH ALL OF YOU.
I never intended writing any thing about this yet,but the kind of false stories I've been seeing on Facebook prompted me to.
BACK TO MY MAIN STORY.
Oluchi came to class on Tuesday morning on a nice black gown,she sat right in front of me and told me she wasn't feeling too well so after the class,I and a year 2 guy helped her to my hostel so she could have a rest after getting some drugs for her.
Around 7pm in the night,I was called by one of my friends (Christophine) to report to the school medicals that Oluchi is seriously sick.I left all I was doing and rushed there, I saw Oluchi lying helplessly on a stretcher. she couldn't talk,she didn't notice our presence,I couldn't hold back tears..the doctor in the school medicals advised that tears wouldn't solve the problem, that the school ambulance has been arranged, that all we should do was to get her stuffs ready that she has been referred to COOU teaching hospital Amaku that she would get better. We got everything ready and took off to the hospital with Nora,one of my course mates,christophine and Mary_collette who later came to join us in Amaku. we tried contacting her family members but their contacts weren't going through.We reached the hospital and Oluchi was taken to the emergency unit. Amaku teaching hospital is the worst hospital I've ever seen. there is no qualified doctor only the useless student doctors that are looking for whom to use and do practice. One of the rude student doctors asked us to bring the sum of N20,000 before they can commence treatment on her.He never considered we are students and might not have such amount of money. 

Luckily,I was with my ATM card so we had to trek a very long distance in search of Fidelity Bank around there since other banks weren't paying.
When we got back,they gave us the list of drugs we must buy which cost about N5,500.The stupid student doctors were just after their own pockets and gain not minding the life of my friend at stake.

We practically provided every thing they asked us to..but they couldn't treat my friend. That my friend is dying gradually wasn't just their business. Oluchi complained she's not feeling her legs anymore we massaged and tapped the legs all to no avail. I went to report to one of the stupid so called doctor and all he could say was "What do you want me to do".. Oluchi was in pains we cried and shouted for help but those callous student doctors ignored us. We went to get a card from one of those stupid guys but all he could do was to start asking me out..that I'm beautiful when my friend was dying gradually. I looked at Oluchi and I saw pains in her eyes,I couldn't hold back tears,I went on my knees and started asking God to intervain. One of my friends asked me to stop crying that she would get better. When the pains was getting too much for her,she started screaming with her last strength "doctor come and save me..I'm dying"..

The stupid doctor came out and replied " shut up..don't you see you're disturbing my patients " . Oluchi complained she couldn't feel her whole body again.. We beat and pinched her but she felt nothing.that was when one of the stupid quack student doctors came to take her blood for test but their was no vein in her body.

When they saw that Oluchi's condition was getting critical, they left her and fled. All the quack student doctors in that emergency block disappeared. They left her there to die. Oluchi looked into my eyes and said "Sarah...I love you"..

With tears rolling down my cheeks I replied " I love you too" and same she said to the four of us in that hospital with her.she asked us to help her tell her parents and family that she loves them so much.
She later told us that she couldn't see any of us again... We started praying for her..If only prayers and tears could bring her back to life. She later said she couldn't breathe again.. We were begging her not to die. We prayed like we never did in our lives before.. But Oluchi gave up the ghost. She died right in our arms... But we refused to accept she's dead. We prayed for a miracle to happened. We prayed that the same Jesus who rose Lazarus from death to raise my Oly from death.. But she didn't wake up...

Immediately those monsters that call themselves medical students noticed she's dead they came with an old oxygen that I'm not sure is still working and started doing incantations on her. One of them came out and told me that their is no need of doing all These that my friend is dead... He broke the news with less concern as if its an animal that died. We cried like we never did before but those heartless student doctors were at a corner laughing at us. It never touched them.. Those guys are so heartless. One of those idiots even had the guts to approach me...asking me to complete the money for her card..I replied him" card for the living or for the dead?"...he said its not his business that he's doing his job.
God! People can be so heartless.
Those student doctors in Amaku killed Oluchi.
They killed my friend!

I'll never advice my enemy to go to that hospital... They are killers. Those student doctors needs to be rusticated. They don't have human sympathy in them.
Immediately Oluchi died they brought an old rusted stretcher that is almost like a wheel Barrow and took her dead body away...like they are taking a dead dog away... No single respect for the dead.
One thing I believe is that life is turn by turn. On Tuesday was Oluchi but ,it might be any of them tomorrow.


My consolation is that at least I did something for Oluchi before she died. She looked into my eyes and saw care and Love. Heaven knows I Love Oluchi and I did everything humanly possible to save her..but God knows the best.
Rest in peace Oly..
Till we meet to part no more.

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Tuesday, December 19, 2017

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Oluwatosin Shola-Shittu Wins Queen Moremi Ajasoro 2017 Pageant (Photos) -

Oluwatosin Shola-Shittu, 22, an undergraduate of Elizade University, Ilara-Mokin, Ondo State, emerged the new winner of the Queen Moremi Ajasoro Beauty Pageant in the early hours of Monday, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.

The new queen emerged at the grand finale of the show held in Lagos after a 10-day camp at the Grand Resort, in Ile-Ife, Osun State.
NAN reports that Shola-Shittu, an Automotive Engineering undergraduate, took over the reign from the first and outgoing queen, Blessing Animashun.
Animahaun, a 600-level Dental-Surgery student of the University of Ibadan, was crowned by the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, in 2016 in Ile-Ife.

NAN also reports that 28 contestants slugged it out at the final following the eviction of 13 candidates that went for the training at Ile Ife.
NAN also reports that 41 candidates were shortlisted out of the 500 that obtained forms to participate in the event.

The contest, sponsored by the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, was open to young ladies from ages 18 years to 25 years, of which at least one of their parents must be of Yoruba lineage from Ogun, Osun, Oyo, Ekiti, Lagos, Ondo, Kwara and Kogi States.
Oba Ogunwusi, who is the grand patron of Queen Moremi Ajasoro, presented to the new queen a N5 million investment fund and a brand new saloon car.
He also pronounced her the Cultural Ambassador to his throne for one year.
Responding, the 500-level undergraduate told NAN that she was overwhelmed by the results because she saw it as a reward for hard work.
Shola-Shittu said: “I feel great, I am short of words because I see myself as a testimony for hard work, it proved that nothing can be achieved without hard work and determination.”
The new queen said she would focus on the upliftment of the younger generation as soon as she assume office.
She said: “I am kicking off with projects for school children and youths, I have a tour-to-schools programme where I will  encourage the pupils on the essence of hard work, teach them that nothing can be achieved without patience and hard work.”

The Heritage ambassador to QMA, Princess Ronke Ademiluyi, while presenting the new queen to the Ooni, said the House of Oduduwa project was an empowerment for young girls who might have thought all hopes were lost.
Ademiluyi said: “The foundation is concerned about the lots of young ladies who might be victims of human trafficking, rape, assault and gender discrimination and finds alternative for their survival.

The House Of Oduduwa also honoured some distinguished personalities with Outstanding Achievement Awards at the colourful and cultural oriented event. 
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Monday, December 18, 2017

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Lightweight Google Maps App Now Available For Download On Google Play Store - Phones

In a bid to support low end smartphones and also countries with slow internet speed, Google decided to launch a lighter version of its latest android OS and it's called Android Oreo Go Edition. Aside releasing a lighter OS, Google also released a lightweight version of many of its apps, including Gmail, Assistant, Files Go, and Maps.

Before now, Files Go file manager was the only one of the Android Go Apps that was available as a separate download via Google Play Store. Now Google map Go which is a lighter version of Google Map is now available for download on Google Play Store and it's fully compatible with android devices running on android 4.2.1 and above.

The Google Map Go is specifically designed to run smoothly on devices with limited memory and unreliable networks without compromising speed to offer their location, real-time traffic updates, directions and other information. Google Maps Go is available in more than 70 languages and features in-depth, accurate maps in 200 countries and territories, as well as detailed business info for more than 100 million places.

Download Google Map Go From the link below
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Saturday, December 16, 2017

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Bejide Ifeoluwa Is Redeemers University's Best Graduating Student -

eet Pepper Seller Who Is Redeemers University's Best Graduating Student

Hunger pushes several people over the edge. Some steal, others kill many destroy but Ifeoluwa's hunger for success drove her along the long, dusty and narrow path to greatness.
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Redeemers University Commissions Centre For Genomics And Infectious Diseases

You Are A Standard Bearer, NUC Boss Eulogizes Redeemer’s University

The Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission (NUC), Professor Abubakar Adamu Rasheed has commended Redeemer’s University for its exploits in safeguarding the health of the nation through its African Centre of Excellence for Genomics of Infectious Diseases. Professor Abubakar Rasheed made this remark during a facility visit to the University recently.

He explained that he had intended to create time since he assumed office to visit some standard bearers among universities in Nigeria in order to see how they are performing but due to his busy schedule he could not come until God’s appointed time.

The NUC scribe said that the private universities are blazing the trail through Redeemer’s University, Ede and African University of Science and Technology, Abuja who stood out among others through their excellent proposal presentations during the rigorous selection process that led to their emergence as the only two private universities including eight others African Centre of Excellence projects.

He lauded the University for having the best performing centre of excellence among its peers in sub-Sahara-Africa, adding that NUC is proud of the feats achieved by ACEGID.

He congratulated the Centre Director and his team at the Redeemer’s University African Centre of Excellence for Genomics of Infectious Diseases, Professor Christian Happi, for his very logical presentation during his facility visit.

According to Professor Abubakar Rasheed , “As a mark of respect for this presentation, we are going to invite. Professor Happi to Abuja to deliver an inaugural lecture which would have in attendance all heads of Departments of Biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry and other related fields including industry leaders”.

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Itel Announce S32 Smartphone With Dual Selfie Camera And Fingerprint Scanner - Phones

Africa’s number one selling phone brand, itel mobile has strengthened its S Series portfolio, which is known for its Super Selfies, with the launch of itel S32.

This latest selfie-centric device is integrated with the latest camera features that meet tastes of modern users, including a highly sensitive dual front camera with wider angle capability, multi-functional fingerprint scanner, and big processing unit.
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Landmark University Begins Rice Production (Photos)

e Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adeniyi Olayanju has reiterated the commitment of the University to becoming an incubation centre for Agripreneurs and agricultural practitioners as catalysts for national economic development. 

Speaking during the launch of Landmark University Rice on the 23rd November, 2017 at the Landmark Commercial Farm Sales Centre, the Vice-Chancellor said the University’s blueprint for the agro-enterprise accommodates a full-fledged rice processing mill for a large-scale rice production.

“Production of rice is a value addition to our context. We did not stop at just planting and harvesting but have gone into packaging for the local and national market. It is a confirmation of the reality of continuous rice production and the increased capacity for teaching and research in cereal production,” he stated.

He recalled that this phase of rice production was flagged in August, 2017, adopting the Sawah eco-technology introduced by the National Centre Agricultural Mechanisation (NCAM), Ilorin. He said with this success, the University is expanding the hectrage of both upland and lowland in the next phase.

The Vice-Chancellor appreciated God for the milestone which he described as a fulfilment of God’s plan for the University in actualising her vision. In the same vein, he commended the efforts that went into the reality and further called on all stakeholders for more support towards developing other products that will enhance the vision of the University for a Global Impact.

The Director of Landmark University Farms, Dr John Izebere while appreciating the passion of the Vice-Chancellor for the actualisation the University’s agrarian vision in terms of product development, expressed happiness over the milestone.

While commenting on the development, the Director said 3 of the equipment used in the processing of the rice were fabricated by a Landmark University graduate of Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering, Mr. Clinton Okonkwo who is currently undertaking his national youth service (NYSC) in the University’s Teaching and Research Farm.

#productdevelopment #agrorevolution #LandmarkUniversity #riceproduction 

#sawahecotechnology #NCAM 

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Friday, December 15, 2017

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Fela Anikulapo Kuti Preparing For A Show In 1977 (Throwback Photo)

Fela Anikulapo Kuti preparing for a show in 1977. The legendary musician goes topless during is preparing for is  favorite show 
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NECO Releases 2017 November/December GCE Results - Education

​The National Examinations Council (NECO) has released 2017 November/December External Senior School Certificate Examination results.

Prospective candidates are expected to purchase NECO result checking scratch card before proceeding to check their results online,

Cards are available in all NECO offices.

How To Check Result…

1)Go to NECO result checking portal http://www.mynecoexams.com/results/default.aspx

2)Select your examination type i.e. Nov/Dec

3)Select your year of examination i.e. 2017

4)Enter the result checking scratch card PIN number in the required column

5)Enter your examination number

Finally, click on Check My Result button to access your 2017 NECO GCE result.
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