Epositive:
Salient points you have there. I can relate.

Personally, I'm having my own share in the rot of our educational system. I'm a 300L student, studying Agricultural Economics and Extension. But, like my other mates in agro-related disciplines here in my faculty, I have never step a foot on the farms for practicals. Even if it's to practice few of the theories learnt so far. A 5-year professional course for that matter. Imagine. No, just imagine.

Seriously, our academic curriculum needs total reform. I googled "Agricultural economics syllabus" with the names of some reputable school around the world and I was awed. All the courses were strictly related to the discipline. So far, I can categorically tell you only 15% of everything I've learnt is connected to my course of study. Everything else is "borrowed" subtly put.

Also, results was pasted recently, and to my shock, I passed all my courses expect for one that surfaced as "DROP". Noting that I've never had a CO, hence, had no reservation whatsoever to dropping that course. I have paid my fees and all my courses are duly registered, as evident in both online and manual course registration forms. Tests and exam? I wrote my best while maintaining good conducts all through. Never had a faceoff with any lecturer, yet the course was dropped. Up till now, the lecturer in charge is yet to give a good reason as to that "error". Asking if I attended his class, wrote his test and exam. Like Baba, check your attendance lists now. Now I've got to rewrite that course... Just like that.

Laboratory? You are bound to share apparatus with 19 other students. Or even 29 in some cases like Physics Practicals. Even with zero participation, just make sure your matric no is on the attendance list, then copy the assignments later. You are sure to have an A or B and you say school is not scam.

Library? The most recent books there are dated "2009". They are usually 2005 downwards. I've resolved not to visit the book store any longer.

Most times, when I go online to read and watch latest news regarding my course of study, I found out that some of the things taught are obsolete.

And so on... Little wonder why most of us are in school just for the pali. We are no longer interested in the knowledge for self-reliance and service to nation. Because the knowledge impacted by these lecturers are usually outdated, I once saw an handout (inked not typed) dated "2009" last semester. And you dare not give them a "new approach" outside the scope of handouts. Why bother, after all, certificates doesn't guarantee good, discipline-related jobs.

Mehn me I can't can anymore. That's why even with the overwhelming academic hustle and bustle, I still spare some time to learn photography (photo editing, cinematography, graphics design and animation). Local man can not come and carry last.

saajus:
Virtual Sport? Do you know the meaning of virtual, it means not real. Virtual sports games are simulated, and you can never win in the long run. If you win now, it’s just a matter of time you will lose all.

I was hoping you could stop, but don’t expect a miracle. First, cease betting on virtual sports. Second, go online and study a simple area of statistics called probability. Probability is sweet, and it will help you understand why you are failing and will continue to fail. Akin Alabi (Nairabet) has a net worth of $75million. Kunle Soname (Bet9ja) has a net worth of $100m, and he also owns a football club in Europe. These guys are after your life.
Guess what Sports bookmakers do if you are so profitable, they either limit your account or ban you. That’s why some people in advanced countries can’t even bet with their names or enter the casinos because they are too good. They don’t want you to win. Stop betting for six months, and study some statistics. I know we hate to study in this part of the world, but please close your bet9ja account and do that. Some people are genuinely killing it but not stupid Nigerians that bet on Leceister to win the league. The probability of that happening is once in 100years except if a wealthy Arab acquire the club and heavily invest. Also, not stupid Nigerians that pack 20 draws in a ticket. The probability if that happening is once in a lifetime. Not our less thinking youths that think they can beat virtual sports. Something already programmed to make bookmakers profitable. Greed is also killing us. Not our youths that want to use 50 Naira to win 1million Naira (greed).

Bookmakers software codes are everywhere on the internet. If you start yours today and you have just 5000 gullible/stupid customers, trust me you will become a multimillionaire. Akin Alabi, the smart guy quicky invest some of his money in politics because he believes someday the bubble will burst, we will have a better government to regulate them, and our youths will be wiser.
My guy can you be giving me games?

ruggedtimi:
If is possible....more clubs will emerge. Even arsenal will compete. Arsenal might even give like 6 players plus some coacyoihing staff

QueenSekxy:
It's a friendly match.

Ndi efi FC vs Ndi Ofe FC.

They are in the spirit of 12th June celebration.

realjidejamal:
26. From treasury bills.

Raysolo:
Made my first million at 25,doing dropshipping of mobile phones from aliexpress,my biggest hurdle at first was how I could make payments and how i could get lots of clients.

Ichiebullion:


Send me a whatsapp message and I will recommend legit traders for u

adeblow:
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