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Hi All,
I would like to invite you for an event organised by Mobile Monday NIgeria. We organise events that enable you to network with some of the best programmers , startup founders and investors in the IT Sector in Nigeria. This month we are having guests from Rancard Mobility coming to give us an overview on how to innovate within the Mobile Network .
You can register at http://innovatemobile.eventbrite.com . More details are available on the registration page

Hi All,
I would like to invite you for an event organised by Mobile Monday NIgeria. We organise events that enable you to network with some of the best programmers , startup founders and investors in the IT Sector in Nigeria. This month we are having guests from Rancard Mobility coming to give us an overview on how to innovate within the Mobile Network .
You can register at http://innovatemobile.eventbrite.com . More details are available on the registration page

Hi All,
I would like to invite you for an event organised by Mobile Monday NIgeria. We organise events that enable you to network with some of the best programmers , startup founders and investors in the IT Sector in Nigeria. This month we are having guests from Rancard Mobility coming to give us an overview on how to innovate within the Mobile Network .
You can register at http://innovatemobile.eventbrite.com . More details are available on the registration page

Hi All,
I would like to invite you for an event organised by Mobile Monday NIgeria. We organise events that enable you to network with some of the best programmers , startup founders and investors in the IT Sector in Nigeria. This month we are having guests from Rancard Mobility coming to give us an overview on how to innovate within the Mobile Network .
You can register at http://innovatemobile.eventbrite.com . More details are available on the registration page

He is both Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Provost.
His email address is below if you want to ask him

Ilesanmi Adesida
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Provost

217 Swanlund Administration Building
601 E. John Street
Champaign, IL 61820
Phone: (217) 244-4545
Fax: (217) 244-5639
iadesida@illinois.edu
Assistant:
Deb Kincaid, (217) 244-4545

Hi,
Just wanted to share some tips with you about making a First Class CGPA in the university. I got the tips from a friend i observed back in school. She was on a 5.0 CGPA for Three Years in a row. So lets get started.
1. Serve God diligently: Serrving God diliggently gives you a level head so that you find it easy to deal with people. Also it helps you to discern who to walk with and who not to walk with.
2. Be a library rat: Most people with First class read a lot. The friend i mentioned above spent about 3 Hrs in the library every day, 7 Days a week. She does that throughout the semester. But during exams, she plays video games to relax and watches movies because she has already absorbed the course contents over the time she spend reading .
using 3 hrs a day for 12 weeks = 252 Hrs of reading per semester.
3. Read past your reading time: Every time you have nothing to do, just pick up something related to the course and read it. It helps you to stay away from activities that would take you away from your primary focus.

These were the techniques that my friend used.
Feel free to comment.

I think it's because of this Google search result

Habidab: Please Nairalanders i want to Acquire a Laptop or High End Netbook for browsing and all Am having as a bugdet for either of the two is #50,000.
Also am considering the issue of PHCN on one sideand i havent use a Netbook before but am used to Laptop. Laptop battery are very poor considering the time i use to spent online.

If its browsing and mails, word processing, Then i think a netbook is good. Look out for the samsung netbook that has the solar panel. I dont know how good it is but look out for it. Any high end netbook from Lenovo or gateway or Dell would do. But make sure you go to a shop where you can use a sample before you buy.

Binty: Good day all ! I am a 100 level economics student in one of the universities in Nigeria After studing so hard for my first semester examinations and believing i passed i was so suprised to get a 1.96 gpa
pls i want some advice to get it back up because i have always wanted to get a first class is that even still possible for me ?Thanks in anticipation

Well i guess that the best you can get now is second class upper. But you have to work hard for it. Just make sure you move with the people who are topping the class, go to the library in your school and read recommended books for your courses. Also dont ever doubt that you can make that second class upper. As long as you focus on getting it, you'll get it. Wishing you the best of Luck.

Johndoe100: I agree but you must understand that the "bottom" are those pesky Yoruba ACN goons. We need to rehabilitate their thinking if at all possible.

Exactly my point. but we must that before they became goons, they were good people. so we have to educate them and rehabilitate them by providing something for them to do. The movement would collaborate with NGO's that rehabilitate people. Even though they might not make the kind of money they are making now, but at least they wont be out of the job once ACN is out of the seat of power.

Stallion77: Ok

So what are your thoughts? feel free to contribute

Since no one has replied this thread yet, let me be the first.
First step i would take is to create a movement that will embody the rules of good governance. Which includes inclusion of all religious and geo-political zones, providing free access to social infrastructure (Water and Electricity), organizing seminars to educate both children and parents about what it takes to have a better Nigeria.

I've examined Nigerian Politics and i think the only way it will change is from the bottom up. That is, from the grassroots.
We need to educate our people on what good governance is. That way, the leaders that come up will be acting based on principles of Good governance.
I would like your thoughts and i will also provide mine as this thread grows.

E & M Commerce is fast becoming an alternative to traditional brick and mortar stores which have now become costlier to build due to rising costs of real estate, costlier to maintain, and face problems such as inventory control and trust issues with staff.
with E & M Commerce, the barriers to owning a storefront business are greatly reduced. Costs are also reduced because of the seller does not need a large building to operate from. This has opened the doors to a wave of online retailers and merchants.
Join us at the next Mobile Monday on the 30th of July 2012 as we invite some of the major players in the Nigerian E-Commerce scene to speak about the past, present and future of E-Commerce in Nigeria.
We will be having Femi Adebiyi CEO of Taafoo.com (http://www.taafoo.com) and representatives from[b] Eyowo [/b](http://www.eyowo.com) coming to speak.
Make sure you do not miss out on this opportunity to get insights into the benefits of ecommerce and also discover the pitfalls that can spell disaster for an online storefront.
We'll be expecting you. See you on Monday! Register at http://eandm-commerce.eventbrite.com

you could organize a small get together with friends and you guys get a dj. Hence no second hand smoke and no worrying about drunk men hitting on you