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Felicita1:
Not a corp member but I'm interested

Barselonia:
I just Downloaded the Godwin video and everything about the video is Okay But the only thing that amazed me is that dancing step of korede bello...

What name can be giving to the dancing step, we know skelewu,itigi, shoki and the rest...

can we call this odoyo dance.

klem93:
We are pleased to announce our Top 60 Secondary Schools in Nigeria for 2014.

This year we have expanded the listings to cover the Top 60 in Nigeria.

We obtained this information directly from the Nigeria Ministry of Education. These results and not always available because of the fear that students and/or parents may transfer to these schools. However, at Wisdom Africa, we believe that openness, information and accountability can only help improve the educational system and help everyone make informed choices.

The following rankings are based on:

the educational facilities present in the school, the teaching aids and others.
the success they as a school and their students achieved in various examination mostly WAEC (West African Examination Certificate), NECO (National Examination Council of Nigeria).
Various mathematics examinations in which the students of these schools had excelled greatly.
Readers must also remember that this is a one year ranking. Any school can have one good year what really counts is performance over a number of years – check previous listing to help assess a schools long term performance.


10 Greenspring School

Greenspring School is located in the State of Lagos. This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 5321. This schools phone number is (234)12793728. The Schools address is 32, Olatunde Ayoola Avenue Anthony, Ikeja
9 Fountain International High School

Fountain International High School is located in the State of Rivers . This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 5100. This schools phone number is (234)08036704206. The Schools address is Plot 100A ,Haruk Estate Road, Rumuigbo, Obio-Akpor
8 Saint Michael’s International School

Saint Michael’S International School is located in the State of Niger. This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 4565. This schools phone number is 234 (0) 7067912661. The Schools address is Dadin Kowa Road, Kontagora
7 Hillcrest School Jos

Hillcrest School Jos is located in the State of Plateau State. This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 5121. This schools phone number is +234-803-7190351. The Schools address is 13 Old Bukuru Road
6 Citadel International College

Citadel International College is located in the State of Ondo State. This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 5000. This schools phone number is +234-813-415-1659. The Schools address is Arigidi Road Ikare Akoko, Ondo state
5 Kings’ College – Lagos

Kings’ College Lagos Nigeria is located in the State of Lagos. This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 5154. This schools phone number is 234 703 787 0913 . The Schools address is 3, Catholic Mission, Lagos Island.
4 Lumen Christi International High School

Lumen Christi International High School is located in the State of Edo State. This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 4266. This schools phone number is +234 803 5417323. The Schools address is Arue – Uromi, Benin City. Edo State.
3 Christ the King College (CKC) Onitsha,

Christ The King College (Ckc) Onitsha, is located in the State of Onitsha, Nigeria. This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 5365. This schools phone number is (+ 234) 08033347091. The Schools address is P. O. Box 1742, Onitsha, Nigeria
2 Kaduna International School

Kaduna International School is located in the State of Kaduna State. This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 3000. This schools phone number is +234 62 311121. The Schools address is Wurno Road, Off Rabah Road Kaduna
1 Igbinedion Educational Centre

Igbinedion Educational Centre is located in the State of Edo State. This Secondary School in Nigeria has an enrolment of 4322. This schools phone number is +234 52 258767. The Schools address is 218/220 Murtala Mohammed Way, Benin...
I REP CITADEL INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE IKARE AKOKO a.k.a CIC
see top 60 list here http://serveafrica.info/top-60-nigeria-secondary-schools-2014

Johnnyessence:
http://www.osundefender.org/?p=201587

Ilekeh:
Bill is only advertising his polio vaccines.

Onlinebizexpert:
Me: wud u have intimacy with me

Babe: no

Me: no problems(takes car key drove off to nkechi's place and slept with her)


No time

segunjowo: it is not a must joor. by the time u compare available openings with the number of 2.1 in town u will understand that 2.1 cant guarantee u a job, only ur extra skill outside classroom and God can help u.

Joy83: You talk like a novice undergraduate. By the time you graduate, you will realize the CLASS OF DEGREE matters. When it comes to getting a good job, there is discrimination about that, even when you want to further your education, especially if you long for any scholarship.
At that, even if you wanna go into business, you can't imagine how people will patronize and respect you when they know you are a first class or 2'1 graduate. But on a contrary, a business man with 3rd class or pass, people may think he is doing business out of frustration from getting a good job.

Lesson: Whatever you find your hands doing, do it well because you don't know which one will be more useful. Do not find excuse for failure as no one is born to fail...

otokx: They want to increase the price of ewedu.

Chartey: Abeg no vex. You can add them. How Tafida?

Tolexander: Student of ABU?

The whole students and staff should be quarantined if the condition in ABU is just like other Nigerian institutions.

stingbreed: Caffeine is a naturally occurring chemical stimulant called trimethylxanthine. Its chemical formula is C8H10N4O2.
It is a drug, and actually shares a number of traits with more notorious drugs such as amphetamines, cocaine and heroin.
Caffeine uses the same biochemical mechanisms as these other drugs to stimulate brainfunction: If you feel like your mind is racing after drinking one too many energy drinks, you're not imagining things.
In its pure form, caffeine is a white crystalline powder that tastes very bitter. It is medically useful to stimulate the heartand also serves as a mild diuretic, increasing urine production to flush fluid out of the body.
Caffeine has been an integral part of global culture for hundreds of years. African folklore sets the discovery of coffee's energizing properties around 800 A.D., European and Asian accounts indicate that coffee and tea were local staples as early as the 1400s. Although coffee was often seen as a rare luxury for societies far removed from coffee-growing regions, foods and drinks made from other caffeine-containing plants were likely part of humankind's medical and nutritional arsenal since before recorded history.
Today, caffeine is used much as it has been for generations: It provides a "boost of energy" or a feeling of heightened alertness. Many former students can recall using strong coffee or caffeine pills to stay awake while cramming for finals. Likewise, drivers on long road tripsoften fill their cup holders with energy drinks or convenience-store coffees to help them push through to their destinations.
Remember, though, that caffeine shares some traits of those much harder drugs -- including the ability to cause addiction. Many people feel as though they cannot function in the morning without a cup of coffee (and its caffeine-powered boost) to kick-start the day. Caffeine's effects may be much milder than those of illicit drugs, but kicking a caffeine habit can be difficult for someone who has made the drug a large part of his or her diet and lifestyle.
Caffeine is unlike many other drugs in that it is abundant in what we eat and drink. Read on to learn more about what foods provide most of the world's caffeine, and discover the many ways in which consuming caffeine has become part of global culture.

joycerap: Hair drassers ad teachers n staff rum(dm de gossip die

cumz: u can go to waec official website to register

ifex370: i believe the north is paying for the attrocities it committed during the nigerian civil war...

Sir, I think I really need your help on this. If memory serves me right, the only thing the northerns did during the civil war was to close all the channels that could send foodstuffs to the East all in the name of keeping Nigeria as a country. Now, I want to you to enlighten me of the atrocities they committed that is actually hunting them now.























LORD, continually protect your people... Amen

ajasa4link: The author of this trash is just a bitter niggar who will complain about everything that doesn't go his way ,just making baseless accusations. The problem is people like him think they know everything when they actually know next to nothing. Hear him call Don jazzy and tiwa savage " mavin slaves " as if any of his family members is half as successful as the two stars are.
Even a deaf man knows olamide's Ybnl is the most successful rap album in the period under review (mid 2012 - June 2013), but our bitter friend here will not agree with that and even accuse olamide of commercializing rap when in fact,reminisce,vector, phyno and his other hyped thin God are guilty of the same offence. And for u to even consider ice prince as what rap represents says a whole lot about what u know about hiphop.
For God's sake,stop asking the dumb question why this or that answer did not win the award,the answer is simple; BECAUSE PEOPLE LIKE U DID NOT VOTE FOR UR CHOICE,BUT WILL RATHER COMPLAIN WHEN UR ARTIST OF CHOICE DID NOT WIN ANYTHING.
Saying some artists won the award because they were mtn ambassadors is just a baseless conspiracy theory because there u have waje to negate ur claim.
Yeah,the organisers had some flops coming from their end,but spreading a conspiracy theory because u don't agree with final outcome of the awards is damn irresponsible of u.

LAST BULLET: stop saying u speak for majority of Nigerians u know the truth because u don't know shiit, u are just.a bitter unsuccessful dude trying to sell ur beer parlor talk to us as fact.