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fejjiluv:
Can we connect outside here because I don't really know how it works here

fejjiluv:
Good day, I also applied to unibo, can we please go through this process together? Thanks

fOFT:
That's correct.
They'll even refund you some money once your family income is below a particular band

fOFT:
Proceed with it

fOFT:
Yes, it will pull through.
Note: If you graduated 10 years ago and present statement of result, it could be a red flag.
Try and apply for your certificate asap

fOFT:
Yes, it will pull through.
Note: If you graduated 10 years ago and present statement of result, it could be a red flag.
Try and apply for your certificate asap

fOFT:
You can proceed with all you have.
About 8 years ago, I used my statement of result because my certificate wasn’t ready.
All the best with your application.

Note: if they ask for your certificate at the embassy, tell them you don’t have it and statement of account will suffice.
Also, NASU is in charge of certificate not ASUU.
Is NASU on strike too?

ezenwaez:
I will keep on appealing until them tire, my violation is not a serious one.

AreaFada2:
I know post is old. But the most likely cause is malaria. Spleen may become enlarged (splenomegaly) trying to mop up red blood cells broken down by malaria parasites/plasmodium.

Some also report "ude" as affecting both sides/flanks. This is likely to be due to both spleen & liver enlargement called hepatosplenomegaly.
Aside malaria, other viral/parasitic infections, liver cirrhosis, leukaemia, chemotherapy drugs, etc. In sickle cell disease it can be potentially dangerous as the spleen sequesters red blood cells.

I was just discussing this "ude" with someone earlier today. Apparently some people still believe "bleeding bad blood" away is the cure. Problem is bleeding someone that is already anaemic due to malaria or chronic disease is a very bad idea indeed.

healthmister01:
Are you interested in learning how to translate from English to Edo language? Edo, also known as Bini, is a language spoken primarily in Edo State, Nigeria. Whether you're a language enthusiast, a traveler, or someone with Edo roots, being able to translate from English to Edo can open up new doors of communication and understanding. In this blog post, we'll look at some simple steps and tools to help you get started on your translation journey.


* Basic Edo Grammar and Vocabulary

Before going deeper into translation, it's important to have a basic understanding of Edo grammar and vocabulary. Edo is a tonal language, meaning that the tone in which a word is pronounced can change its meaning. Additionally, Edo has its own unique alphabet and pronunciation rules.



Here are a few examples of basic Edo words and phrases:

- Hello: Bawo

- Thank you: Osanobua kpere

- Good morning: Eguaro

- How are you?: Egbegbe yu?

- My name is...: Inee mien n'akpata...



Familiarizing yourself with these basic phrases will provide a solid foundation for your translation efforts.



* Online Translation Tools

In today's digital age, there are numerous online tools and resources available to assist with language translation. One such tool is Google Translate, which offers translation services for a wide range of languages, including Edo. While Google Translate may not always provide perfect translations, it can be a helpful starting point for understanding the meaning of English phrases in Edo.

To use Google Translate for English to Edo translation, simply type or paste the English phrase you'd like to translate into the designated box, select "English" as the source language, and "Edo" as the target language. Google Translate will then generate the corresponding Edo translation.



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Blackfire:
King of what

AlexBells:
Germaby fought first and Second World War and today gearing up for another ine, Isreal faced the Holocaust and today still fighting

Mrperfecto:
I will just be brief without writing too much.

We are based we have 4 children, my first child is 13 from my previous relationship, she has become very terrible, she doesn't listen to me or my wife. She tells her that she is not her biological mother and she cannot control her. She had threatened to call the police on my wife telling her if she touch her she will fight her back and call the police. She goes to school and closes at 3.45 her school is 10 mins walk from home, but she is always late for home.

She comes home around 6 sometimes 7pm , as I am writing now every friday she closes at 12.30 but she is still hasn't come back home yet.

I am on my way to work. I start at 6.30pm till 2.30am so I rarely get to see her and she only misbehaving when I am not around. So far we have seized her phone because we had found so many inappropriate messages exchanges between her and boys. We had also removed the TV from her room and her behaviour has gotten worse. She is behaving like she's possessed.

My wife and I are fed up. Even her siblings are tired of her. We want to send her back to Nigeria maybe in a boarding school until she is 18 in order to protect her younger ones. If we keep her and she continues with her terrible behaviour I may beat her badly and we may end up loosing all 4 children to the authorities.

Please what advice will you give to me concerning this issue?

santaclaws:
But Rotimi Amaechi has a Yoruba name and became governor in Rivers state. Yoruba and Edo cultures are interwoven and Edo, Itsekiri, Ilaje people have Yoruba first names. This is no news.

At the end of the day, it's all about good governance!

Ebubu2:
Carve another state into SE to make it 6 states at par with other regions


Let us know you are no longer marginalising us.

LoveLeadsLand:
Why is it that you people are always accusing others of what you yourselves are very guilty of? You said that Igbos are insultive but you yourself, this your comment, does it show that you are a well-trained person?

See you. You are on a forum and you're waiting for someone just to quarrel with him. Are you not ashamed of yourself for being so petty?

That's how you people carried a coffin depicting the death of a whole president in 2014 and 2015. But now when anybody says a little thing about Tinubu you begin to cry and then say it is other people who are insulting. Kai! You're extremely disgusting. I spit on you a trillion times. Both you and theSicilian.

Iykenuwa:
I was waiting for your response so I can educate you further.

Another "Igbo" word of Benin origin is Odogwu which means mighty man or warrior.

It is a corruption of Edogun which is a chieftaincy title from Great Benin Empire, he led the armies of Benin to war and gained reputation for the conquests that expanded the frontiers of the Kingdom.

This is not to disparage Igbo language or history in anyway, just stating the historical facts, so we can all learn.

puzzlegate:
dragging ASABA with Deltans ? What do you mean ? Asaba is a full Igbo land. Stopp deceiving people !

HNICEARTH:
Tell me you are not an igbo man without saying you are not an igbo man. Nobody seeks validation like a fake.

No human holds a monopoly of knowledge. I dropped dictionary reference, you are here telling me you are a custodian of igbo. No, nah you be amadioha! Or nah you be founding father of the igbos. I hail!
Pls shift

CatchMeIfUCanMO:
Na your pa² be ozuor, oluku somebody.

CatchMeIfUCanMO:
See this mu², so being the originator of cultism na better thing?

You are empty aswear, see wetin this otondo dey brag with when your mate dey use better thing brag.

I once lived in B city, omoh their guys are very lazy, na the women dey mostly be the breadwinner for their family, na now I see why e be like that.

HNICEARTH:
You've not said anything backed by superior knowledge. Like quote something or a source. Make a reference to a study. Say something that shows you've got a brain, not all this emotional takes. Use your internet and do some fvcking research dude. Dont be a dull brain

HNICEARTH:
Certain words are interchangeable in some languages. Obviously, the binis borrowed the word from the igbos. Obi-aza....ain't obi an igbo word?🤷🏿‍♂️

Below is a dictionary

Osanoghodua1:
I tire my brother. A Benin word is now an Ignorant word! Funny indeed, well, May God bless us all.

Zooposki:
The talk does not even sound Igbo. When did you guys begin yahoo yahoo? Abeg send me your aza. Does that sentence sound like what an igbo boy would say or a benin boy?

HNICEARTH:
You've not said anything backed by superior knowledge. Like quote something or a source. Make a reference to a study. Say something that shows you've got a brain, not all this emotional takes. Use your internet and do some fvcking research dude. Dont be a dull brain

LucemFerre:
Tribalism go kill una. Illiterate idiots