Homeschooling during coronavirus lockdown is different from what everyone is used to and that is why we put together this homeschooling tips to help parent better teach their kids from home. With the global pandemic taking over the world, and the lockdown on an increase, families are finding it difficult to figure out how to navigate through this situation.

This has left most parents confused and worried about the safety and education of their children. As schools close down across the world, the concern for education as well as time management of their children grows.

To this regard, parents are encouraged to engage their kids at home and continue their education through homeschooling. if you have not read our previous article on the pros and cons of homeschooling in Nigeria kindly go through it as it would give you an insight into what homeschooling is all about.

From our previous article, we now know that homeschooling kids is not as easy as it sounds. From gathering teaching materials to set a daily schedule, to meeting deadlines with salary jobs. Homeschooling can be overwhelming. Therefore, for parents hurrying with homeschooling ideas, here are Five effective homeschooling tips that can help you keep your children engaged during the lockdown.

1. Create a daily schedule
It is only appropriate to create a guideline as a form of routine Children are used to having in school, therefore, creating a similar structure same as the one in school for them at home which makes total sense.

You can go as far as making a time table which may include a time for each subject, lunch breaks, extracurricular activity time, and TV breaks to help them manage their time well. This will also help you plan any work meetings to match their schedule, which is good for both you.

2. Set up a learning environment
A good learning environment helps in easy assimilation as well as retention. Every child learns differently and in an environment that best suits their creativity. Therefore, even at home, it is essential to create a designated space for them to learn and play. having a dedicated space similar to a classroom setting helps them concentrate and perform better.

3. Use online resources
The world is majorly connected through the internet right now more than ever! basically, everything is being done on the internet ranging from transactions, e-learning, buying and selling etc therefore online resources have emerged as a saviour to all parents currently homeschooling their children during the lockdown.

There are many homeschooling tips, great websites and platforms you can find online that provide free educational content to help your kids polish their skills in every field of study ranging from mathematics, science, arts, entertainment. these online resources have succeeded enormously in engaging children in Nigeria during the lockdown.

4. Passion projects
This is the best time for kids to engage in what they have always wanted to- passion projects. So whether it is learning a craft, how to cook, paint or play an instrument now is the time.

Initially, children may find it challenging to adjust to a homeschooling routine because they are used to a classroom environment which helps them focus on lessons and engage with other students. Therefore, it is important for parents to understand their needs and support them while they adapt to these changes.

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When will schools resume is a question that has been on the lips of many students and parents across Nigeria due to the lockdown.

There has been a fervent agitation among Nigerian students concerning when schools will resume in the country following the Covid-19 induced vacation which has “led to the largest disruption of education ever”, as noted by António Guterres. On the 26th of March 2020, the Federal Government of Nigeria had shut down academic activities in the country “as a proactive step aimed at preventing the spread of the dreaded Coronavirus”. In harmony, more than 180 countries had equally shut down face-to-face academic activities in their educational institutions.

Irrespective of the effective safety measures taken by several countries, the Coronavirus has never ceased its global surge. As of 27 August 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) Covid-19 database has captured 23, 980, 044 confirmed cases of infected humans and 820, 763 related deaths. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on its part has confirmed 53, 021 cases and 1, 010 deaths. WHO Director-general had disclosed in his opening remarks, at the Covid-19 media briefing on 24 August 2020, that “a number of vaccines are now in the final stage of clinical trials”. This is likely the only hope of mankind presently.

In the absence of a vaccine however, reopening of social activities has begun in several countries, and schools aren’t left out. More than 20 countries have reopened schools, while some countries, including Taiwan, Nicaragua, and Sweden, never closed their schools in the first place. This is consequent to the better understanding of the novel virus and its controlled transmission in those countries.

Nigeria has equally begun its reopening process. This is witnessed in the recent reopening of prayer houses, markets and a proposed resumption of international flights. However, schools are yet to be included in the spree. This has raised eyebrows in several quarters, and the query, “when will schools resume in Nigeria”, continues to grow as the days go by.

A 3-seconds video that recently went viral on social media seems to have shown the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, saying that all schools in Nigeria will resume on 7 September 2020. However, Africa Check has discredited the video as “old, and doctored”. So, when will schools resume in Nigeria?

In this article, we will explore the opinions of related stakeholders in order to determine when schools will resume in Nigeria. Our chemistry will include:

The opinion of Nigerian students;
The opinion of the Federal Government of Nigeria;
The opinion of lecturing bodies;
The opinion of the World Health Organization (WHO).

1. The Opinion of Nigerian Students

The Guardian reported on 21 August 2020 that “The Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (MSSN), Lagos State Area Unit, has called on the federal and state governments to see to the possibility of the full reopening of schools in the country”. Previously, students under the aegis of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) had protested in Abuja on 19 August 2020, asking the federal government to reopen schools for face-to-face classroom learning. They argued that if the government could reopen markets, prayer houses and the airports, there is no reason to delay schools resumption until farther.

2. The Opinion of the Federal Government of Nigeria

In reaction to NANS protest, the Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, disclosed, during the daily briefing of the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on Covid-19, on 24 August 2020 that the federal government is collaborating with stakeholders on the prospect of schools resumption. He also disclosed that Nigerian universities are almost ready to welcome students back to school.

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You can write and make money online writing on Medium.com from Nigeria. While some people are interested in writing solely for sharing their knowledge and experience about different things in life, several others will love to get paid for their writings or make money online writing and medium.com is one of such platforms where you can easily earn from your writings.

In this short guide, I will be sharing the steps by steps process on how to join the Medium partner program from Nigeria and make money online writing. Medium partner program was launched with a unique sharing formula by which writers get a fraction of paid users subscription fee. There are several explanations on how the algorithm works based on article engagements, claps value, views and lots more. However, Medium partnered with Stripe to allow writers to earn from the platform but for reasons best known to Stripe, they don’t support accounts from Nigeria and some other countries at the moment.

This guide will cover how to make money online writing on medium, how to sign up on Stripe using a foreign account and link it to your medium partner account. Lastly, I will be sharing some tips on how to join popular publications on medium and how to distribute your medium articles across different platforms. If you are ready to make money online writing, continue reading.

It’s a great feeling to publish and earn from make money online writing and I feel that’s something most writers look forward to at some point in their writing journey. This guide doesn’t in any way claim that you will earn a lot of money writing on Medium but it will put you through all the requirements to join the medium partner’s program.

Requirements to Join the Medium Partner Program
1. Medium Account: You need to register on Medium.com as an author, it’s free!

2. Foreign Bank account or Payoneer Account: Sign up for a Payoneer account here

3. Stripe Account & Local bank account: to process cashout to your account.

Extras
4. Strong Content Calendars

5. Social media accounts

Before you can be eligible to join the partner’s program, you need to have a medium.com account where you will publish all your writings, research and lots more.

Foreign Bank Account

Any bank account in countries where Stripe is eligible is required to complete the Stripe verification and that’s why we’ll be using Payoneer in this guide. Payoneer is a payment platform where you can sign up for a free account and get a unique US bank account number.

Sign up for an individual account on Payoneer and input all the details to complete the account creation process and get your account number. Click here to sign up for your Payoneer account.

After creating the Payoneer account using your original details. Log in to your Payoneer account to copy the foreign bank account details for your stripe verification. From your Payoneer dashboard, select balances on the Payoneer account and click the three vertical dots to check the receiving USD accounts.

Sometimes it takes between 24 hours to 3 days to get your Payoneer account verified. Ensure you check your email regularly to know when your account is ready for use.

Click on the USD account to get the routing number and account number for your foreign bank accounts. Click on the marked icons to copy the routing number and account number because you will be needing that to complete your Stripe account verification.

Join Medium Partners Program

Finally, now you can join the partner program and link your Stripe account to start getting paid for your awesome writings. Join medium partner program here: https://medium.com/creators

Upon clicking on the registration link from the Medium partner’s page, it loads up a page to link your Stripe account.

If you don’t mind, feel free to click the Terms of Service link to read and digest the quality information after checking the box. Proceed by clicking on the Continue to payout setup button to complete the Stripe linking.

Click on the button for Setup payouts on Stripe

You will be required to select a country. Select the United States because your Payoneer bank account is domiciled in the country. Select individual under the type of entity, enter your phone number and email address. Click on next to input the verification code sent to your phone number. If you follow this step, you can start making money online writing.

After entering the right verification code, it loads up a page to enter your name, email and medium account URL.

It automatically picks your medium account URL, but feel free to check very well to be sure the link is correct and click on next to proceed.

Select Bank account under the payout details. Paste the routing number and account number you copied from your Payoneer USD account to the box and click on save to complete the linking of your Medium creator account to Stripe.

Click on Done from the confirmation page and you’ve finally joined the Medium partner program. Complete the final registration by filling the tax form. Typically, you should receive an email from Medium with a link to the tax page in less than a minute of linking the stripe account.

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Unilorin hostel allocation list for returning students for the 2019/2020 academic session. After the short academic break in Unilorin, the university has officially notified returning students that allocation for Unilorin owned hostels will be made available online by Thursday, 24th October 2019 for bookings.

Available bed spaces in the Unilorin hostel will be uploaded on Thursday, 24th October 2019 exactly 11.00 a.m. West African time. All returning students are therefore expected to cast slots for space for the duration at which it will be made available on the website.

The time for upload of bed spaces for all fresh students will be communicated in due course.

Unilorin students are advised to proceed with the payment of regular fees to enable them to have access to the Unilorin hostel accommodation on their portals. Students are advised to abide by the allocation rules because the bed spaces are not transferrable or sellable no matter the circumstances.

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Headies 2019 also referred to as Headies Awards and the 13th edition of the prestigious awards ceremony was held at the Eko Convention Centre, Victoria Island Lagos on the 19th October, 2019. The Host for the Headies Awards 2019 were Reminisce & Nancy Isime and this year’s edition is tagged ‘The Power Of Dreams’.

In this post, we’ll give you the full update of all the nominees and award winners for each categories.

BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE (FEMALE)
A non-voting category for the single female artiste with most outstanding vocal performances on a single song or album.

GoodGirl LA – ‘Bless me’
Waje – ‘Udue’
Teni – ‘Uyo Meyo’ (WINNER)
Tems – ‘Mr Rebel’
Falana – ‘Repeat’

BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE(MALE)
A non-voting category for the single male artiste with the most outstanding vocal performance on a single song or album.



Tay Iwar – ‘Utero’
Johnny Drille – ‘Finding Efe’
Nonso Bassey – ‘411’
Funbi – ‘Serenade’
Wurld – ‘Wishes & Butterfly’ (WINNER)

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR:
A voting category for the rookie of the year who has had a successful year musically, with the absence of an album in the year under review.

Crayon
Buju
Barry Jhay (WINNER)
Oxlade

BEST STREET-HOP ARTISTE
A voting category for the artiste whose songs are inspired by the streets. Such song should captain lingua, which may also be originated by the artiste and popular on the street.

Erigga – ‘Motivation’
Chinko Ekun – ‘Able God’ (WINNER)
Zlatan – ‘Leg Work’
Barry Jhay – ‘Aiye’
Lyta – ‘Time’

BEST RECORDING OF THE YEAR
A non-voting category for the best recording (that meets the judges’ requirements of excellence; songwriting, production, rendition) by an artiste or group in the year under review.

Adekunle Gold – Ire
Heal D World – Patoranking
Olanrewaju – Brymo
Uyo Meyo – Teni (WINNER)
Ye – Burna Boy

BEST RAP SINGLE
A voting category for a single (released on-air) recording of a rap song.

‘Talk’ – Falz (WINNER)
‘We Don’t Do That Over Here’ – Hotyce
‘40ft Container’ – Illbliss ft. Olamide
‘Sacrifice’ – Payper Corleone Ft. Alpha Ojini
‘Gang Gang’ – AQ and Loose Kaynon

BEST ‘ALTERNATIVE’ SONG
A voting category for the artiste whose songs reflect any form or style of music which falls outside the mainstream of recent or past popular musical trends.

‘Cash’ – Lady Donli
‘Mr Rebel’ – Tems
‘Finding Efe’ – Johnny Drille (WINNER)
‘Heya’ – Brymo
‘Ire’ – Adekunle Gold

BEST RAP ALBUM
A non-voting category for the best album by a rap artiste or group in year under review.

‘Moral Instruction’ – Falz (WINNER)
‘Crown’ – AQ and Loose Kaynon
‘A Study On Self Worth: Yxng Dxnzl’ – M.I Abaga
‘Clone Wars, Vol. IV (These Buhari Times)’ – Show Dem Camp

LYRICIST ON THE ROLL
A non-voting category for the rap artiste with the best lyrical depth and performance on a single song or album.

YCEE – ‘Balance’
Boogey – ‘Implode’
Paybac – ‘Implode’
Ghost – ‘Crown’
Tec – ‘Crown’
AQ – ‘Crown’ (WINNER)

BEST COLLABO
A voting category for the best r&b, pop or hip-hop collaborative track (including cameos).

‘Like’ – Reekado Banks Ft. Tiwa Savage, Fiokee
‘One Ticket’ Kiss Daniel ft. Davido
‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
‘Killin’ Dem – Burna Boy Ft. Zlatan (WINNER)
‘Amaka’ – 2baba Ft. Peruzzi

BEST PERFORMER
A non-voting category for the artistes whose stagecraft, showmanship and performance routines are exceptionally conceptualized and executed in the year under review with consideration of live performances.

Falz
Tiwa Savage
Brymo
Yemi Alade (WINNER)
Adekunle Gold

BEST R&B SINGLE
A category for the best r&b single in the year under review (by a single individual or group).

‘Tipsy’ – Odunsi ft. RAYE
‘Serenade’ – Funbi
‘Uyo Meyo’ – Teni
‘Wishes and Butterflies’ – Wurld
‘Gimme Love’ – Seyi Shay ft. Runtown (WINNER)

BEST POP SINGLE
A category for the best pop single in year under review (by single individual or group).

‘Ye’ – Burna Boy
‘Wetin We Gain’ – Victor AD
‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
‘Case’ – Teni (WINNER)
‘Jealous’ – Fireboy DML
‘Baby’ – Joeboy

BEST R&B/ POP ALBUM
A category for the best r&b/pop album in the year under review (by single individual or group).

‘rare.’ – Odunsi (The Engine)
‘Outside’ – Burna Boy
‘No Bad Songz’ – Kizz Daniel
‘Mayor of Lagos’ – Mayorkun (WINNER)
‘About 30’ – Adekunle Gold

HEADIES’ VIEWER’S CHOICE
A voting category to award the fan’s favorite artiste with the most digital tractions (downloads, views, streams) in the year under review.

Mr Eazi
Burna Boy
Teni (WINNER)
Fireboy DML
Rema
Joe Boy
Wizkid
Davido

HIP HOP WORLD REVELATION
A voting category for the best new artiste with a debut album adjudged to be outstanding in terms of artistic quality and impact within the year under review.

Odunsi
Mayorkun (WINNER)
Wurld
Humblesmith

BEST MUSIC VIDEO
A voting category for the best conceptualist, best directed and most exciting video in the year under review. This award goes to the video director.

‘Dangote’ (Burna Boy) – Clarence Peters (WINNER)
‘Available’ (Patoranking) – Clarence Peters
‘Ire’ (Adekunle Gold) – Aje Films
‘Talk’ (Falz) – Prodigeezy
‘Jaiye’ (Ladipoe) – 88 Factor

ALBUM OF THE YEAR
A voting category for the best album (solo or group) in year under review, that meets judges’ requirements of excellence (songwriting, production, rendition and impact).

‘About 30’ – Adekunle Gold
‘Outside’ – Burna Boy
‘Moral Instruction’ – Falz (WINNER)
‘No Bad Songz’ – Kizz Daniel

PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
An individual responsible for producing the most acclaimed song or album in the year under review.

Phantom – ‘Ye’ by Burna Boy
Ozedikus – ‘Dumebi’ by Rema
Spellz – ‘Askamaya’ by Teni
Killertunes – ‘Fake Love’ by Starboy ft Duncan Mighty and Wizkid (WINNER)
Kel-P Vibes – ‘Killing Dem’ by Burna Boy ft Zlatan

NEXT RATED
This category is a voting category for the most promising act in the year under review.

Rema (WINNER)
Joeboy
Fireboy DML
Victor AD
Lyta
Zlatan

SONG OF THE YEAR
A voting category for the most popular song in the year under review.

‘Ye’ – Burna Boy (WINNER)
‘Dumebi’ – Rema
‘Wetin We Gain’ – Victor AD
‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
‘Case’ – Teni
‘Leg work’ – Zlatan
‘Baby’ – Joeboy
‘Jealous’ – Fireboy DML

ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
Most critically and commercially adjudged artiste in the year under review. Overall most successful artiste in the year under review.

Burna Boy (WINNER)
Wizkid
Davido
Tiwa Savage
Falz

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School hostels are sometimes unavoidable places to live for every student. Over time, the school hostels have proven to be the best alternative to accommodation on and off campuses.

The higher institution anywhere in the world opens up a whole world of experiences and meetings of all sorts of people that helps shape our ideology and how we think of others. Be it on the school campus or off-campus, this short article will share some of the types of people you should expect to meet in every school hostel.

1. School Hostels Noisemaker
No better name to qualify this type of students other than the noisemakers. Whether it’s during exam periods, early morning or night, they are always listening to loud music from their rooms. Like it or not, everyone in the hostel often looks up to them for the latest tracks and hip hop news.

2. The Troublemakers/Fighters
In everything you do, just pray you never come across this category of students in the school hostel. They can fight with anybody and everybody, portal, roommates, hostel cleaners, vendors and more. Guess what, they don’t fight with either their boyfriends and girlfriends.

3. The borrow borrow
This category of students already dropped their shoulder pad since the beginning of the session and they never cease to amaze others with their everlasting request. They borrow anything you can imagine from sugar, milk, noodles, pots, perfume, salt, lighter, red oil. The only thing they can’t borrow is your CGPA.

4. The Squatters
Squatters are special breeds of students that help others share their space, kitchen, bedroom and even closets. Is either they spent their hostel fee on something or they just chose to be annoying, I don’t know. The most annoying part is when the exam approaches and you see your squatter recruiting new squatter to squat with him or her.

5. The Scholar
This category of students is after one thing and that’s their grade. They don’t care about their looks, what they wear, eat or where they sleep. Some of them even bring their books to football viewing centers. You hardly find them playing around, from the hostel to the library to class.

I wonder how they manage to make it to 8 AM classes even when water is scarce in the hostel. Share in the comments if you know how they do that.

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NYSC Online Registration for prospective corp members of the Batch C 2019 registration guides and requirements. This detailed guide is for all graduates.

This guide is to educate all prospective corps members, i.e. Nigerians who have graduated from Universities and Mono/Polytechnics both in Nigeria and outside the country, that the NYSC registration portal is currently opened from 21st October – 1st November 2019 to enable them register for the 2019 Batch ‘C’ mobilization.

Important Tips to guide PCMs during NYSC Online Registration:

1. Make sure the passport photograph uploaded is very clear.
2. Do not thumb print by proxy. (Nobody should thumbprint for you; thumbprint should be done by you).
3. Cross-check your records before submission to avoid wrong details.
4. Do not forget the Username and Password used during your online registration.
5. Apply for correction of spelling mistakes and rearrangement of names on your dashboard. It is ongoing even after the Orientation Exercise.


NYSC Online Registration Requirements and Guide.

FOREIGN TRAINED GRADUATES
All Nigerian Foreign-Trained Graduates should register and upload all the required academic, professional credentials (where APPLICABLE) and travel documents.

While registering online, all Foreign-Trained Graduates should choose any center convenient for them where their credentials would be physically verified. After registration, Physical Verification of all the credentials uploaded would take place in the centers SELECTED.

Please, note that only PCMs whose credentials are physically verified would be assigned with Call-Up Numbers and subsequently print Call-Up Letters. It is therefore mandatory for all Nigerian Foreign-Trained Graduates who register on-line for the 2019 Batch “C” Service Year to be physically present for physical verification of their credentials.

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Bomboclaat is a combination of "Bumbo" and "claat", the two words together pronounced as "Bumboclaat" means toilet paper or menstrual pads. Bumbo is the Jamaican word for bottom while claat is the patois pronunciation of cloth. There are different spelling variations of the word but the correct spelling is "Bumboclaat" in the Jamaican language.

This popular Jamaican word is being used for the new trending meme on Twitter and it's beginning to overshadow Sco pa tu manaa. The word can be used in different places, either as a curse word, exclamation or just as an expression. The word is used to show extreme levels of surprise, frustration or even anger and mostly used instead of "f**k", for example: "Wah di bomboclaat yuh sey?" meaning "What the f**k do you say?"

In this short article, I will explain the true meaning of Bomboclaat and how it is being used across Social Media.

What Does Bomboclaat mean?

Simply put, Bomboclaat, when used by Jamaican Patois, is to curse anyone or show surprise and anger. The word is commonly used alongside other curse words such as Bloodclaat, Pussyclaat or even together as Bombobloodclaat or Bombopussyclaat.

However, on Twitter, the word is being used as a meme to depict two different looks and users are giving it different interpretations as a reply and quoted tweet. The trend started after a picture of a rat was shared in two frames. The first frame showing the rat coming out of his hideout and the second frame showing the rat going inside. Below are some of the most popular meme edition from Twitter.

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Union Bank has announced the second edition of its annual education fair – Edu360, in line with its efforts to support education as a vital sector for Nigeria’s growth and development.

The three-day event themed, ‘Education Beyond Walls’ will take place at the Union Bank Sports Centre in Surulere, Lagos from Thursday, 24th to Saturday, 26th of October, 2019, and will attract audiences across the education ecosystem including government officials, educators, parents, and students.

Attendees will benefit from a robust programme lineup that includes talks, panel sessions, masterclasses, workshops and training sessions for teachers. There will also be immersive and interactive activities and learning sessions for students, including gaming classes, robotics and coding, acting clinics, and photography workshops.

The focus of the annual conference is to facilitate critical engagement between key stakeholders in the sector, provide essential teacher training for public school teachers and expose students across all education cadres to experiential and creative learning opportunities.

Speaking on the Edu360 initiative, the Chief Executive Officer of Union Bank, Emeka Emuwa said:

“Union Bank has been a leading advocate for education in Nigeria. Edu360 presents a platform to express our robust support for this key sector. Following the successful first edition last year, we realize that great ideas and collaboration are key to moving the education sector forward. We hope that the discussions and conversations at Edu360 2019 will unearth new ideas that will help build this very crucial sector.”

Edu360 was established in 2018 by Union Bank as a platform to rapidly accelerate access, quality and learning outcomes for Nigerian children and youth. The inaugural event drew over 3,000 delegates. This year, the event is expected to attract 5,000 delegates and will feature an exhibition where service providers in the education sector will showcase their products and services.

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NYSC means for National Youth Service Corps. This is a scheme by the Federal Government of Nigeria that was set up in 1973. This is a compulsory scheme that every young graduate of a Nigerian university or Polytechnic must attend. It has been so since 1973. Members of the scheme are addressed as Prospective Corp Members when they are yet to go for camp and are referred to as Corpers or “Agunbaniro” in the Yoruba language.

It was created on the 22nd day of May in 1973 and it was created in order to foster unity and common ties among the Nigerian populace. It was established after the civil war that lasted between 1967 to 1970 for the rebuilding project of the nation.

NYSC is operated through the deployment of graduates or corps members to other states different from their state of origin or regional origin in the country. This is to promote the mixing of ethnic tribes with each other and also unity among the ethnic groups.

In this article, we will put you through the NYSC Anthem, the NYSC pledge and everything you need to know about NYSC. Below is the NYSC Anthem for Youth Corpers;

NYSC Pledge

The NYSC scheme also has a pledge which they expect all youth Corpers to receive at campgrounds. The pledge is on the NYSC official website on the Internet. There, you can read the full pledge and the conditions attached to it. All Corp Members are expected to sign the pledge at the camp. A failure to sign the NYSC pledge will mean the Corper will be sent away from the camp. The Corper will only be allowed back in the next batch and that is when she/he is ready to sign the pledge.

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If you are searching for ‘ KWASU Anthem for both new and old student‘ This post is all you need.

This is to notify all the students of the Kwara State University, Malete ( KWASU) that the institution’s new Anthem Mp3 and lyrics are now available online. Here comes the official upload of the world-class university school anthem. Kwasu anthem is uploaded online for easy download for both the freshers and olds students.

The school anthem is very important to the university community as it signifies the opening of major events in the university such as convocation, matriculation, seminars as well as GNS lectures.

KWASU Anthem Lyrics
Kwasu, a great institution
The citadel of learning in Malete

With skills, Innovation and Integrity
We will expand, the frontiers of knowledge

In harmony, We shall attain the peak of scholarship, lighting up the World
With your legacies, Kwasu… Alma Mata

We shall build a World-class
Kwara state university

With determination, we shall learn
Through aspiration and inspiration

We will be empowered
Developing a community and advancing humanity

Developing a community
and advancing humanity
~~~
Developing a community
and advancing humanity…

“Kwasu, Kwasu!!
Your seeds shall ever sing your praise
Kwasu, Kwasu
Your seeds shall ever sing your praise”

Audio Credit: Department of Visual and Performing Arts, Kwara State University, Malete

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You know that feeling you get when your alarm wakes you up in the morning and all you can think of is sleep? But then you have no choice but to struggle out of bed every day to get yourself ready for work because it pays the bills and you can’t afford to be broke.

You get to work, you’re expected to do so many things that your brain can’t even phantom half the time but you go ahead anyway. That tired feeling you get when you think of this same repeated process every single day for the rest of the week.

That feeling you get when you go for a break and you wish that was the end of the day but then you rush back to work because called and said the Boss was asking of you. The fear, the panic, the paranoia over why your boss is asking about you. Is he gonna fire you? Is this all gonna be over? Will this make you happy or sad?

You try to push all these thoughts away, try to overcome the anxiety eating you deeply, put on a brave face and walk into that office. Your boss calls your name as he looks up at you, emotionless as usual, your heart is beating three times faster and just when you’re about to lose it. He says “I just spoke to the board of directors, we’ve been seeing your workaround and I personally wasn’t too thrilled about this idea… at first” he takes a long pause, stands up from his seat and walks to lean on his desk.

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The Ogun State Ministry of Education, however, described the fee as a ‘donation’ requested by the Parents/Teachers Association (PTA).

In a circular with reference number EDU. 655/5 and dated 27th August, issued by the Ministry of Education, it was learned that the ‘donation’ had the approval of the state governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun.

Gov. Abiodun, before and after his election was reported has promised to make education free in all public schools in Ogun State.

On assumption of office, he declared a state of emergency in the education sector, promising to revive what he called the dwindling fortune of education in the state.

But aside PTA levy, which is put at N600 on a termly basis, each parent will also pay N500 as computer levy on a termly basis, N500 as insurance, once per session, Sport/Jet/Literary will attract N300 on a termly basis.

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Sanwo Olu said this had become important to ensure that Lagos pupils had the best of education and provide the state with the right human resources in the future.

The Governor revealed this while giving an account of his 100 days in office.

Sanwo-Olu detailed projects and programs executed since he was sworn-in as governor, maintaining that he was committed and unshaken about the promises he made during the electioneering process.

He said among other things, 50 locations in Lagos now enjoyed free-wifi while the partnership that gave birth to LAKE Rice would continue.

Sanwo-Olu added that over 20 million units of waste bags had been produced for distribution so that residents could bag and sort their waste appropriately.

He promised that 40 million units of waste bags would be produced in the coming weeks, adding that his administration was not about excuses but finding solutions to problems and challenges confronting residents and the state.

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Kwara State University (Kwasu), popularly called the World Class University, has on 6th July 2019 commissioned its main library complex project on the university’s main campus, Malete. The commissioning was done by the erstwhile Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Professor Abdulrasheed Na’Allah who is now the newly appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Abuja.

He was joined by the General Secretary of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), representatives from the University of Ilorin and Alhikmah University and the Kwara State Deputy Governor for the grand opening.

The library complex was named the largest library in West Africa with today’s capacity for over 50,000 volumes and seating for over 2,000 persons. The ₦3 billion projects which were highly funded by the TETFund through her Special High Impact Intervention were projected and designed to cater to the university’s present and future needs.

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Former Kwasu VC, Professor Abdulrasheed Na’allah becomes the University of Abuja new Vice Chancellor. The great news was disclosed In a recent post by the pioneer Alumni president of Kwara State University. Damilare Peter Oyinlole who made the announcement as he congratulates the Vice-Chancellor on his appointment.

Below is an excerpt from his post as shared on Facebook 14 hours ago as he appreciates the new vice chancellor of the University of Abuja and shades his frenemies at the same time.

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Kwasu Professors to earn higher salaries if funds is available. The Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Abdulrasheed Na’Allah, made this known during a reception for the winner of the maiden edition of the award, Prof. Kazeem Gbolagade, held on Thursday at the institution’s main campus in Malete.

Announcing that the maximum level for professors under the salary scale is Level seven step 10, Na’Allah said that KWASU professors, who merited the PAA, could earn higher salaries, depending on the availability of funds.

The vice-chancellor described the PAA as a post-professional review process designed for keeping professors active and productive in the tripartite areas of teaching, research and community development.

He said that to qualify for the PAA, except in exceptional or accelerated circumstances, a full professor must have spent a minimum of three years as a member of the academic staff of the university.

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President Muhammadu Buhari has approved N208billion for the upgrade of Nigerian universities. This was disclosed by the President’s Personal Assistant on New Media, Ahmad Bashir, via his Twitter handle.

According to Ahmad Bashir who took to Twitter around 4 PM on 15 Jun 2019, where he disclosed that the President approves N208 Billion to upgrade Nigerian Universities’ infrastructure. He also concluded his tweet by saying this is indeed a great achievement for the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

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It was said that the approved N208 billion is part of the 2019 intervention through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund which aims at advanced infrastructural development of public universities in Nigeria.

President Muhammadu Buhari disclosed his plan to empower the education development in Nigerian Universities during the 23rd convocation of the University of Abuja on the 15th June 2019.

Represented by the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Mr. Sonny Echono, Buhari said his administration would continue to provide funding that would address some of the challenges in the nation’s public institutions.

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Boss Criticism can come at you at any point in time and you really shouldn’t feel bad about it. Half the time, we do not get praised for what we do as employees, sometimes you feel ‘’What I’ve done is so good, my boss will be proud of me’’ but end up being disappointed. Tell your other work buddies or friends about it and they’ll say ‘eeyah, and you did good ooo, sorry’, tell older people about it and they’ll say ‘ That’s how it should be, you don’t expect to be congratulated for every little thing you do’.

No one ever just understands that feeling because they’re not you.

This article isn’t about how to make people understand the way you feel, it’s about how to deal with that feeling so it doesn’t affect your work, your relationship with your boss and others.

Getting criticized by your boss is sometimes difficult to accept — but that all depends on your reaction. You can either use criticism in a positive way to improve, or in a negative way that can lower your self-esteem and cause stress, anger or even aggression.

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Erectile dysfunction can be a sign of a physical or psychological condition. It can cause stress, relationship strain and low self-confidence. The main symptom is a man’s inability to get or keep an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse.
If you suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED) or any form of Sexual Problems, don’t be so hard on yourself, since impotence can almost always be improved with treatment, without having to rely on Viagra or other medications.
Whether you suffer from ED or hope to prevent the condition, here are six tips to overcome impotence and weak erection without the side effects of the little blue pill.


Men can judge themselves pretty harshly when it comes to their performance in between the sheets. The unsettling fear of not being able to rise to the occasion becomes a recurring nightmare for men that is often equated with failure, loss of dignity, and masculinity.

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Kwasu Post UTME form for 2019/2020 academic session is out and available to the general public until Sunday 23rd June, 2019. Registration for Kwasu Post UTME form 2019/2020 session is N2000 only.

Kwara State University authorities released a new instruction on the school official website about the post-utme admission screening exercise. The information contained the price of kwasu post – utme screening form and registration guidelines.

NB: Kwasu jamb cut off mark for 2019/2020 academic session is within 170 – 175. (We’ll update you as soon as we confirm the information from the school authority)

Below is the information as contained on the school website;

The management of Kwara State University is inviting all candidates whose UTME first or second choice is Kwara State University (KWASU) for the 2019/2020 admission screening. Those who are interested in admission into KWASU but have not made it their choice can also apply for the Post-UTME Screening Exercise for the calendar year.

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Check out the full meaning of Sco Pa tu Manaa here

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It means by this time tomorrow

The real meaning of Sco pa tu manaa is “I’ll hit you” which originated from Hawaiian Language.

Sco pa tu mana surfaced online few months after the short break from “O jewa ka eng” which means “what is it that is bothering your soul” Twitter users were introduced to yet another hilarious phrase. The phrase “So Pa Tu Manaa” has been trending on Twitter for a while now and everyone seems to be bothered about the actual meaning of the phrase since it’s being used in different contexts.

In this short article, I will explain the true meaning of Sco Pa Tu Manaa and how it is being used across Social Media.

What does Sco Pa Tu Manaa mean?

Let us break this question into two parts, first by explaining the phrase meaning in English and secondly by giving deep insights into its actual meaning as it is being used on social media.

The actual meaning of Sco Pa Tu Manaa is “What experience does this remind you of”, which can be translated to several other contexts around that.

Now, let us explore what the phrase Sco Pa Tu Manaa really means. The use of this phrase is to get people to speak about their experience of anything they can imagine. It has been used to talk about school, food, place, country, football player, restaurants, politicians, relationship and even users favorite influencers.

NB: There are different variations of the spelling which may prompt different meanings from different languages. Some of the examples are below;

In Malay language “Sco Pa Tu Mana” means “Where is that”

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If spelt as Sco Pa Tu Ma naa it means “You’re gonna get a lot of money” in Hawaiian language

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In the same Hawaiian language, Sco Pa Tu Ma na can be interpreted as “I’m sorry”

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Sco Pa Tu Ma naa from Hawaiian language means “I’ll hit you”



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25 students of Kwara State University bagged First Class Degree at the just concluded convocation ceremony of the University in Malete, Kwara state.

According to the VC, who said that a total number of 1,196 students are graduating this year out of which 25 are in First Class category. He added that 592 are in Second Class Upper, 533 Second class lower division while 46 students are in third class division.

The First Class graduands were awarded their degrees along with other graduates during the 7th convocation of Kwara State University. Abdulrasheed Na’allah urged Nigerian universities to wake up to their responsibilities even as he urged the government to give tertiary institutions the required support.

The Convocation lecture was delivered by Maryam Katagun, a permanent delegate of Nigeria to UNESCO.

In attendance was the new Governor-Elect of Kwara state. Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, The Pro-Chancellor, and Chairman of Council, University of Lagos, Dr Wale Babalakin (SAN) among other dignitaries. Kwasu 7th convocation ceremony was graced by parents and guardians of the graduating students from different parts of the world.

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