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Jacksonville:
Nigerians! Don't be too quick to cast your stones. Some hidden truths are known only through revelation. Take it or leave it.

It's normal ponder on this, as it isn't written where David's mum was a "harlot", but this is coming from a man of revelations. Some truths are revealed to those whom God trusts. It's left for the receiver to tell the world or not.


#Mytake

bomijuwon:
The Igbos cant even keep the homes clean. Biafra is dead. stop deceiving yourselves.

bigkesh:
I still insist that Messi is not world class

Shooting in the box doesn't make you world class


His countrymen agree,.....Dude is a fraud that plays well in acres of space which they don't give in South American football


The idiot relies on Suarez occupying defenders

fergusen:
It is one thing to attend classes,
but getting the best from the lecture
session is a different ball game
entirely. I have outlined the following
as steps to take if you desire to get
maximum benefits from your
lectures.

1. Come before the lectures
begin: endeavor to be at the
lecture venue (class) not later
than 30 minutes to
commencement of the lectures.
The benefits of this cannot be
over emphasized. It puts the
mind in a relaxed mood, ready
for learning. You also get the
chance to make brief revisions
before the lecture commences.
Do this a few times and you'll see
it becoming a part of you.

2. Sit in the front: O' yes! The back
seat they say is meant for late
comers and noise makers
(*chuckles*). Sit in front where
the chances of you being
distracted are minimal. You also
get to hear the lecturer clearly.

3. Come prepared: just like a farmer
goes to the farm with farming
implements, go to the class with
whatever is required of you or
things needed for convenience
such as calculator, mathematical
sets, pencils, booklet, pen, bottled
water and the likes. Remember,
your aim for attending the
lecture is to get knowledge/ideas
from the tutor. All of these
materials at your disposal will see
to this goal being achieved.

4. Write, write and write intelligible:
An old Chinese proverb says that
“the faintest ink is more
powerful than the
strongest memory”. Endeavor to
write during lectures. Put down
important points, employ the use
mnemonics, retrieval cues, and
whatever will aid retention and
recall of what has been taught.

5. Ask questions: no lecturer who
knows his/her onions
will penalize you for
being inquisitive. When an aspect
of your course content is not well
understood, do ask questions!
This is to ensure that learning
objectives are achieved and no
grey area is left unattended to.

6. Stay away from that noisy friend
during lectures: Loquacious,
hyperactive, playful... You know
them. You also risk being sent
out of the class for being a
nuisance along with them. Avoid
them, it'll benefit you and that
also sends a message to them
that such actions are
unacceptable.

7. Open you mind: go to class/
lectures with the mind-set of
learning something new. Be open
to new ideas/knowledge.
Appreciate the fact that the
instructor has spent considerable
amount of time putting together
the learning content.

This steps aren't exhaustive, however they sure will help you get the best during lecture sessions as a student.


When you adhere to this few
steps, be sure of getting the best from
that lecture and ultimately getting
that eye-popping CGPA!

Naija Cgpa Blog

jaido007:
A day will not go without seeing death cases here on nairaland ... May God have mercy on us in this nation

anyebedgreat:
Those boys no go repent. There was a day they stopped my cousin and he took to his heels. They chased him and caught him. They told him he isn't their first runner victim. Poor boy, they stonned him like Stephen after taking all his valuables.

ObikeNkem:
Benue state and insecurity be like 5and 6

Benue state and bloodletting be like toto and prick

Benue State and ad extra judicial killings be like biafrans and crime

Benue state and violence be lilke ........

joat247:
I like pes pass fifa

lakesidepapa:
bmw is made in Germany and most germans dont use bmw, does that change the fact bmw is not made in Germany? u lack the right way to comprehend a sentence and reply.

see, I can name all vehicle products and thier country of origin for u right away, im not a new learner like u, im informed. peace!

lakesidepapa:
Omo yankee and chervolet are like bread and butter.

Hades2016:
Me na ukwu I come look .... watin concern me who win

iRyan:
come to America; the land of opportunities.

Hati13:
Ok Afobear, I would like to tell you about the legend of Prester John of Indies.

The Legend of Prester John of Indies

This legend was developed by the Christian Europeans during the time of the crusade in the mid 12th century, when the European Christians were defeated by the Muslim forces in the Holy Land. The legend was about the existence of an extremely wealthy and powerful Christian King somewhere in the East. The objective of creating the legend was to reinforce the religious moral of the European Christians. It promised that a fabulously rich and strong Christian King known as the Prester John of the Indies was marching from India to the Middle East in support of his fellow Christians and fight against the Muslims. For this he invited the kings of Christian Europe to join in his mission. As a result, the European Christian states hoped to form an alliance with the powerful king against Islam. However, they didn't know the where about of the kingdom ruled by the Prester John.

Beginning from the 14th century onwards, however, the country of Prester John came to be identified with the medieval highland Christian kingdom of Ethiopia. There were many reasons for them to believe that the kingdom was found in Ethiopia.

Therefore, some European monarchs began to communicate with this Christian state through letters. For instance, in 1400 King Henry IV of England wrote a letter to the Christian king addressing him as Prester John. Moreover, the Portuguese, the Christian superpower of the world, continued to search for the country of Prester John and before the end of the 15th century they succeeded to send a delegation to Ethiopia in 1494.

Before the Europeans came to know about the Christian kingdom, the Christian kingdom of Ethiopia had made serious of attempts to establish contact with them. But these attempts were always frustrated by the Egyptian sultans who didn't want to see the rise of a Christian power in the Horn of Africa.

If you want, I can tell you about Emperor Menelik II expansion to the south of Abyssinia in the late 19th century to create modern day Ethiopia.

Or, if there is other subject you want me to discuss with you, ask me?

shumuel:
She is looking for African/Nigerian Husband, simple

michb:
You for chop 11 or 12k with N500, na wa for this life self, I dey imagine myself for this shoe wey you dey now. When done bro. Next time you have this type of audacity, do not hesitate to let me know, I think I can help and we for just split the money into two, instead of loosing out out-rightly.

Good Job, keep on, don't stop.

Bellaqueen:
I am a bit confuse on d meaning of "Amarachi" is it "God's grace" or "Mercy of God" Why d difference

toboint:
y'all just babbling and denying facts.....
the author stated raw facts gotten from researchs.......
u denying it, what research have u done ?
also the author didn't mention if there is or isn't sexual intimacy between d women involved

Aro007:
In english bro?

OPCNAIRALAND:
No where in the world, no culture where a woman goes into a marriage contract on behalf of a man.
Not even in Ibo culture.

Find another excuse.

bantudra:
you know what??...i dont even care if nigeria breaks up....free will..but i know i dont want to become biafran....period....

nigeria will still be here after igbos leave...you igbos are realy not a loose.....

your problem is now,who wants to join you in your new adventure socalled biafra......

i am urhobo,we urhobos are tired of pleading with you to be reasonable....go!..go find out human tragedies yourselfs......

aalafasy:
i paid for data plan since around 2pm today and the guy refused to share the #1500 Data i paid for, the worst part he even Blocked my number, and when i called him with another number he told me that, i need to activate it with another #500 recharge card, Its a Scam

Nathan308:
this days divorce is so rampant,may God guide our marriage that is still intact