Ajibel: Arent these obvious And pls strike out point 4

Littlehooper:

WHICH UNIVERSITY DID U ATTEND BRO

adeaugustus:
Of what use is the name of my institution to you?
In case you don't know, typing in upper case is insulting, it's gives the notion that you're yelling.

Allen kee: Every serious student that gains admission into tertiary institutions has the aim of graduating with a first class/distinction degree but the reality shows that the number of first class students in Nigeria’s tertiary institutions is on the decline. Nigeria Education Portal ® gives steps which if diligently followed will enable every student who aspires to make a first class in school to do so with ease.

1) Get serious from the first day
It is common for students to get carried away with the euphoria of gaining admission into higher institution that they forget the major reason why they are in school. It is essential to start building your grade point from the first day so as to avoid playing catch up afterwards.

2) Attend Lectures
While attending lectures may not be so important in your first year in school as most courses are what you must have already learnt previously in your secondary school and the large number of students in lecture rooms in your first year may not make attending lectures enticing however after your first year, attending lectures must be a priority, this is enable you mark attendance in class which may be the difference between an A or a B, pick salient points which the lecturer may mention in class and to pick instructions and tips which lecturers usually give in class.

3) Understand your Lecturer(s)
As all human beings differ in various characteristics so do your lecturers differ in the way they want things to be done. While some may prefer you to understand their notes only, others may prefer you to research more on your own after giving you notes, others may depend solely on past questions and so on. It is very essential to understand each lecturer who comes to lecture you. This might be done by seeking advice from students who have taken courses taught by the lecturer.

4) Don’t build serious relationships with the opposite sex
It is very essential to keep only platonic relationships with the opposite sex while in school. This might be very difficult especially if you are a pretty lady or a handsome guy but the truth is if you keep any serious relationships, it will eat out of your valuable time you would have spent studying.

5) Learn to study
This usually is the most difficult part of a student’s life as different distractions exist in the higher institution but unfortunately this is the most important step on your way to making a first class in school. While most students are fond of deceiving themselves by either sleeping and waking in the library without actually studying, it is very essential to give at least 2 quality hours studying every day.

6) Rub mind with others
No man is an island, no matter how hard you study you can never know it all, there will still be some few things which you still would not know but someone else’s could help you with and save you a lot of time trying to decipher how to go about the problem.

7) Put God first
Always remember that God is the owner of all knowledge and gives only to those who he wishes to. Learn to always put God first before every lecture, test or exam. He is the only one who can see you through.

http://nigeriaeducationportal.com/how-to-make-a-first-class-or-distinction-in-school/

WHIZBRO: Rubbish!!!... When will Nairaland stop all these how to's?
How to bleep ur wife, how to murder your gardener, how to court Angelina Jolie...
Load of b.ulls

Littlehooper:

IS IT A CRIME TO ASK FOR IT. SINCE U ARE BOLD TO BACK UP WOT U HAVE WRITTEN THAT U ARE PROSPECTIVE FIRST CLASS STUDENT, U SHOULD BE BOLD ENOUGH TO LET'S KNOW THE UNIVERSITY U ATTENDED.
I LIKE TO WRITE IN CAPITAL LETTERS WHENEVER AM ON SOCIAL NETWORK,, WEBSITE....
AM NOT SHUOTING (YELLING) AT U BY WRITING MY COMMENTS IN CAPITAL LETTERS
WHICH UNIVERSITY DID U ATTEND BRO

Mr Mac-10:
Go and make first class money and stop fooling urself with first class Bill Gates said and i quote My classmate was a straight A student he works for microsoft I own Microsoft

peterphd: Nice article but number seven spoilt it. Why can't we Africans do something good and take credit for it? Must we give it all to a "god"?

okeke2:
C'mon Go and SIT DOWN!!!
Sex is not evrything
ARE U A LovePeddler??

kizito047: My junoir bro. Has dose quality..but uniport galz wil nt leave him..becox he's a 1st class material.

peterphd: Nice article but number seven spoilt it. Why can't we Africans do something good and take credit for it? Must we give it all to a "god"?

arcbabe: I never did any of those and am seriously regretting it now,may God help me to retrace my steps b4 it's totally late. The opposite sex can dangerously,harmfully and seriously destroy a students career if not properly checked.

peterphd: Nice article but number seven spoilt it. Why can't we Africans do something good and take credit for it? Must we give it all to a "god"?

Olamira: like seriously ARE U SANE?

Ruthia: wer did u get ur name PETER 4rm?

smithsammy: what a pity. See how this young man is killling himself with ignorance. Your Failure is guarranteed without God.

Josephnice: my brother, in this part of the world we reside, keeping God out of our daily lives and plans means we are doomed for destruction. I once had this view of your until i learn through the hard way

Ajibel: Arent these obvious And pls strike out point 4

smithsammy: KEEP YOUR DIRTY MOiUTH CLOSED!!. you and those who likes the nonsence you vomits here needs an overhaul BRAIN servicing. sorry to say. When will you learn to appreciate good things? Is this post in any how correlate with the nonsence you are talking about. Are you learned at all? Pls, can you kindly tell me what the post DEPICT? Taaaaaaaa! For u ooooo!

hardbody: I did not play by any of the rules and started my first year with a third class result, joined all the bad companies and frats at year 3 and still graduated 2nd Upper. Today I am happy that the uni passed through me. I can hold my own anywhere both academically and otherwise