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obinoral1179:
not naval staff but Air Force and it wasn't Gandhi that lead the protest that though he was the president then, the protest was lead by a guy from Engineering then.... I remember how will shouted segun oni ole round the hall that day...... I was tear gas all the way to government hostel that day..... What a day to remember.......

sojiboy:
Awon omo Eksu/Unadites Awon baddest

Toeyean1507:
Brother, I can relate well o. I trekked from campus to iworoko dat day. I was fed with the news of stone throwing and tears gas d ffg day. The spirit of 'studentship' is long dead in dat sch

Chochovini:
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And you expect us to believe that? What brand of phone is that? Come o...are you in anyway related to Lying Mohammed?

UyaiIncomparabl:
Attention seeker!

wurabecca:
I noticed too

Very weird

BankeSmalls:
They should be well armed. I love this.

Jip96:
Omo this is the end

anonymousthug:
shut up, if you didnt write english then you no write jamb nau. Oya! Kia kia, return those marks and collect your main original 80mrks

Fourwinds:
are you kidding me?

is that how well you can write?

pyrex23:
U wey don grad..

Nelsizzy:
With this appalling English

Nutase:
Buhari don score Hattrick on top Tinubu head.

emeijeh:
H

WFblacc:
buharii why Na?

Nutase:
Advert

okikiosibodu:
Let me try my possible best to give a summarized summary. Pardon my typographical error(s).
After God created Eden and "decorated", he put Adam in charge, to oversee the activities there, and also put things in order. Adam was fist made a Gardener, and his duty was too see to the well being of the plants in Eden (Genesis 2:15). The physical state of a man's garden speaks a lot about him. I guess you will get a glimpse of what I am saying if you put GNS (some tertiary institutions call it GES, some GST.... General Studies sha) being taught in the tertiary institution, Inc to consideration, where almost all students are allocated a portion of land to cultivate... We all know how unkempt the ones apportioned to lackadaisical students are.
Flowers are fragile, and need special attention and care to flourish. The aesthetics of a garden is much appreciated after a lot of effort has been consistently put into it for a long duration - watering, weeding, ferterlizing, trimming, etc. All these, are no child's play, especially over an extensive land parcel. The negative conditions can show quick results in a plant, unlike how slow it takes for the positive conditions to show improvements in plants (let me try to elaborate. If a flower doesn't see water or sunlight for a day, you can see the effect on the flower the next day, but if you begin to water the same play regularly, it will take a longer time for it to get restored). Adam was able to thrive excellently at this. God decided to stretch him further, by bring life to him, to see what he was going to do to it (Genesis 2:19-20). This one it's own is another extensive topic.
For God to match a deserving man to His daughter, he must be a very meticulous and cautious person that values His daughter's well being, especially in the aspect of life, destiny and life purpose. God made Adam an hunter to see how much he values life, to see if he is going to nurture or destroy lives. Both strong and fragile animals were brought to him, and he was able to mange them well. God made Adam a Garderner, before making him an Hunter. A Garderner sees to it that life in the garden thrives, and that is when the glory (beauty) of the garden is appreciated, and then the Garderner is commended. A Garderner nurtures life .
An Hunter on the other end, terminates life. He sees a group of animals in an assembly, and then spots the biggest which becomes the choicest. He pursues and remains locked on the target even during the higgledy-piggledy that might be induced as all the animals scrabble for safety. An Hunter remains relentless and perseveres until he he successfully brings down the large prey with attractive features, and then terminates its life. He is commended for bringing down "glorious" preys. In this aspect again, Adam did not fail, he was able to manage the animals.
Adam was able to identify the animals by their names, so he probably didn't get offended at some actions or traits exhibited by some animals, because he was able to identify that it was their nature. He was able to identify tortoise as a slow creature that take its time to get a task done, a Leopard that loves its solitude, a dog that needs companionshio, a scorpion that will always hurt you no matter the care shown to it, etc. He was able to identify all this animals, and place them were they belonged, so he was not offended. This also goes a long way in our day to day interactions with people, and when certain people do certain stuffs to you, you don't get hurt or offended 'cos you have an idea of what "animal" they are. This is where the knowledge of temperanents come into place: a choleric person will want to pour out all she has on you, just to make you feel more hurt than she is, because she is unhappy with you, a phlegmatic person appears to be stingy 'cos he feels the resources at his disposal is not sufficient for him alone, and sees no wisdom in sharing it, a Sanguine jokes about everything and appears never to be serious, and a melancholy has a perfect world in his head, and expects everyone to behave the way he has thought in his mind.... Understanding your temperament and other people's own, will help you relate better with people, and then identify the "animal". What a extrovert might enjoy while teasing could be what irritates an introverts. This is usually what courtship entails.
God made Adam an Gardener first, and then ensured he excelled as an Hunter, before he was made an Husband in Genesis 2:21-23.
So technically, Adam had a job/ duty (to care for life) before Eve came into the bigger picture. Let me drop my pen.
Apologies for the lengthy post, and for typo errors