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Bashnigga:
Glad to hear that, u took a break from NL i guess
Everything is fine at my end. in fact if i had a tail, I'd wag it

Eh-ehn, amazing @the bolded Bash Bash, inu mi deh dun o, e ja mi si kini yii nau. Shey you don leave us japa abi you win lottery ni?

Bashnigga:
Omo Ibo ati Yoruba
o to ojo meta
U gud?

oshey jare, omo iya mi. I'm alright. Kilon popping?

2go bawo, ni 21st century awa yii

Bashnigga:
Bread & Moi moi


mama d mama, your face show

Bash Bash, I'm still waiting for my ileya meat oo. Pack moi moi elemi mewaa join am laidat
T for Tenks.

For leaving out Mayo, you're not forgiven oo.

In the absence of Mayo and scrambled eggs, gimme hot beans with some fish stew on it

I'm deeply sorry for your loss. May God comfort and strengthen you & the entire family. May her soul rest peacefully.

samso247 is right. OP, you keep having recurrences because it doesn't just end with medications. There's still some work to do. If you can afford it, change your beddings, boxers & briefs, inner wears. Make sure you sundry your clothings after washing, this will kill the mites on them. You can soak in hot water and disinfect, if you like. Start treatment again, much better if can you leave that vicinity for a while, pick a few clothes. After some time, your room will feel brand new, why? those mites can't live more than 4days on inanimate objects. Mectizan is not taken only once in a week(in your case, Mondays), it is taken once a day, everyday for a week. No, not Methyl but Benzyl Benzoate, apply the permethrin cream and stay away from s.ex(s-t-s or not) til you've gotten rid of it all. Don't dive in raw, always use protection.

Asking about the snake's age loool

CrownOfClay724:


Funny enough, if you take a look at your old folks' phone — those tiny Nokia and Itel torch phones that can't access the internet, you will marvel at the amount of gigabyte they gift to them, knowing fully well they won't be able to use it.

Lmaooo true

Bashnigga:
Lol, u dey whine me abi, who be all these people
Shey u like big boz, no worry na molue i go use, good enough?

Lwkm no go pack stone for inside am sha

Bashnigga:
Pretty please...
I've not forgotten, I'll harrange dee mohneey hinsyd hecolac bos
Who in God's name is that?

Honli hon wan kondisan, mek shua dee bos is very full if not forgerrit Iya Ayinde's husband nau

Bashnigga:
Na wa o, this yourba has really entered your head o, translate abeg. i didn't understand a single word u wrote up there
I just might take you up on your offer of a tutorial class afterall

I won't translate for you ooo and offer has closed Goan meet Baba Adisa

Bashnigga:
Oma abeg leave my heaven for me jhoor, go & picture your own.

How do you envision it to be like?

Ibi ti a maa mase faaji, gbadun ara wa titi laelae

Bashnigga:
Well, I've picture different images in my head...
Sometimes, an open garden with different fruits, flowers, butterflies, you know a land flowing with milk and honey like the garden of Eden and other times a place where everyone has personal mansion & if you need something all you have to do is think about it & it'll appear right in front of you
What we'll be doing is what i don't really know sha...sleep, wake up, eat, faaji & then repeat

Okare Apostle Faaji

Bashnigga:
Omo Ibo wey like Yoruba

Hahahaha dfkm

Bashnigga:
Covers banana peels with sand, mount my bicycle and pedal away majestically, miming to Sia's Unstoppable

Emi ika

Eyan Bash

Bashnigga:
Hahahahaha, okay o.
U knw that famous line "wahala be like..." yeah, I'm the Bicycle

Emi ika: (Litters the floor with banana peels)

Bashnigga:
Ohh!! I see.
Na ur type i dey like worry for school then o, it gives me joy...u go come out of that space & socialize by force

You abi, I know sey you go too like wahala Socialize kor no be everytime jare

Bashnigga:
Wahaluuuuuurrr true sha.
That student always reminding the further maths teacher whenever he forgets his class, that was u right? Talk true

Me ke! I didn't even like Further Maths to start with plus I was always in my own space in school.

That was very thoughtful of you, OP. God bless you & yours.

Bashnigga:
Na wa o, so many ITKs in ur Class... Thank God i wasn't in ur class, i for vex slap sombori one day

suspension straaaight!

Paulheyman:
The first step to a successful academic career is having the right orientation. So, I would advice that you get in touch with the following first hand
1) Your institution of interest: Chosing the right university to acquire a PG certificate is very essential because it will determine whether you'll finish the said degree in a record time or not. The wrong choice of institution will frustrate your dreams and cause severe depression and regrets. So, ensure you ask appropriate questions in person. You must visit the institution in person. Look for previous graduate of the institution, ask them critical questions that include a) lecturers adherence to timetable b) student lecturers relationship c) departmental interpersonal relationships d) supervisor students relationship and other questions that will help you graduate early etc

2) Your supervisor: Your supervisor holds the keys to your success, so you must know and understand his/her personality. You must ensure you read and understand his research interest. Also, you must acknowledge whether his thesis is affordable by you. Can you foot his kind of research interest? You must also know his/her relationship with students. Can he read your work in record time and push your research because most times the supervisors provide the necessary push that'll encourage timely graduation of students. The wrong supervisor will elongate your stay in school and possibly lead to waste of scarce research resources.

3) your financial standing: How much do you have at hand to start your PG journey? Do you have a sponsor or not? Here you really need not to have a billion naira to start a PG but you really need to be hardworking enough to provide for your academic and research needs. PG is a journey you make alone so you need to be financially smart to sustain your study.

4) time availability for your study: How much in time are you willing to offer for your study? You must prioritize your schedule and assign more time to research and learning. The challenges are there but if you're working on your passion, you'll find it interesting

5) then your passion and relevance of your research to the present economy which includes; if the chosen area of research can yield enough fund. This information you must seek in person, you must create a financial niche were your research fits in perfectly. In academics it's always your passion (fun) that yields money (fund).

My Story: During my BSc I had strong passion for organic chemistry, so I did my MSc in organic chemistry. It was very difficult at first but my love for organic chemistry sustain my interest in the thesis. Then, during my PhD I developed strong passion for computer aided drug design and discovery and it's application to sickle erythrocyte gelation. The passion for this research interest sustained my stay in PhD till graduation. After my MSc I helped someone interpret his spectra (NMR, GCMS, IR, UV-Vis) and I was paid for it. Not much but I was happy that the skills I acquire have paid me

My point: Leave your comfort zone and make physical contacts with people and institutions.

You'll go places. Congratulations in advance. Stay blessed.

This is very insightful, Paul. Thank you for sharing.

OP, I suggest you equip yourself in this order: 1, 5, 4, 3 and then 2 since you have a preferred institution already except you haven't really made up your mind about that ofcourse. Now, you need to read up on these track options, what do you intend to achieve, which problem will this potentially solve in the society, etc. Think deeply. If not, you may have to check other institutions for that track option you have in mind orrr for other options you're not aware of, who knows, you may actually find one interesting.

It was a 5-1-4-3-2 thing for me when I started my PG journey cos I knew exactly what I wanted to do. The choice of institution was a tough one cos I actually didn't mind leaving my comfort zone but then with the insecurity I couldn't, I had to stay back. I did have time so yeah I factored that in as well. I wasn't there yet with 3 but a good support system was a lot more. You can't really know 2 until you've been officially assigned to one, hence it takes the last seat(for me). Yeah, in the course of 1, getting necessary info from senior colleagues or graduates of your preferred institution, probably you heard one or two about a few lecturers/supervisors but even at that you can't actually tell which one/two of them would be assigned to you(that's the suspense sooo wait for it lol).

All in all, just try to relate well with your supervisor(s), other lecturers, your colleagues, everyone. Be diligent. Good luck!

Hismasterpiece:
Hmmm.. I wonder how you don't throw up after eating bread with mayonnaise. Yuck!

Haha ikr. I felt the same way about b&m combo when I was much younger. Not anymore

abobote:
Food and food stuffs are very cheap in the North, compared to South.
Aside, the fact that, they are bieng produced there, an average northerner, is not greedy.
The only thing they are greedy for is power, they can play with anything, but power.
I schooled in the north, I knew what it took me, to get elected into, Student Union Government

That's right. The power play there is no jokes.

Minister of State for Education indeed, what a shame!

Question number 2, 4 and 5 are not correct sir, please check it again(meanwhile half of the class have ticked their answers, some have even entered the theory section). Everybody except Tobi, Kelechi & co: Sir, shuu we leave it as bonus

Sir, you said we are writing test today.. Sir, you forgot you gave us assignment in our last class.. When are we submitting our assignment, sir.. & Sir, we have two free free period after break, you can continue.. are all in the same category. Add this one, "I've gone to call our Further Maths teacher oo, ees like he has forgotten that he has us today". Omoo wahala be like bicycle

Hismasterpiece:
Lol... Iyama.. Have you tried jam or peanut butter before?

Lmaooo I had jam & bread all through my childhood, it was nice while it lasted but I don't fancy it anymore and that doesn't mean I'm against anybody(member of my family or not) from having it anytime they want to. Peanut butter is just fine for my garden eggs, cucumbers and maybe for licking haha

Bashnigga:
Wow! nice. But babe you could've made it free na, at least use that one sow seed (don't worry, your reward dey heaven )

Besides, with all these plenty plenty H-factors I'm seeing, the boy is having second thoughts sef

Hahahaha Bash Bash

Bashnigga:
Chaiiii, shame dey catch me..I thought we were 2geda, u don fall my hand
Kick me? Na ur leg go break oo
Nothing is wrong with ur Youruba, it's just too hard for me, compared to the usual ekaro & bawo ni I'm used to

Pele, tutorial classes will start soon. Be harrangeen dee mohneey hinsyd hecolac bos (in jenifa's voice)

poshestmina:
Ogirigiri for Ofe nsala, Onugbu, Achara, Oha.
Iru for spicy palm oil stew (the type you don't blend the Pepper/tomatoes mix smooth),efo riro and plain okro.

Gbamsolutely

Bashnigga:
Oh!!! Sorry it's encrypted... Text "View" to 134 to see it

Yeye

Bashnigga:
Hmmmmm!! U too
Shhhhhhhh.. abeg no too loud am. It's called withholding the truth


Whine ke? Nooooooo... This ur Yoruba is turning my head

Only youuu oo, I no follow for "normal sturvs"

Bash, wetin do my Yoruba? I will kick you o