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kingkaspa:
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daresma93:
Happy birthday mummy, since ur pikin don bribe us we gats to send our regard

olu4life: Was called Ewedu in Jss 1 (can't still get the reason for d name though)Lol. Maybe basically because I was gentle at first and wasn't open with anyone. But on getting to jss 3,I stopped them from calling me that cos I was outspoken by then

benromeo39: I'm sure u are still troublesome.

urhoboman: Urhobo wayoo!!!
Was happy with the nick till i grew up and discovered it means a 419an

Yungwizzzy: Elect/Elect

Elantracey: is eltido ur real name

Soyedele1: I can work anywhere by studying Chemistry or Industrial Chemistry? Snc I can work anywhere, can I work in a bank, in the police force etc?

Andyblaze: The beach water

BlackPeni5: 1. Money
2. More Money
3. Extra More Money
4. Plenty Extra More Money
5. Excessive Plenty Extra More Money

danypack7: As exams begin to approach, tension becomes quite an inevitable feeling for students. Your ability to handle exam tension will greatly affect the outcome and performance at the end of the day. Tension as we well know has to do with mental worry or emotional strain that makes natural relaxed behavior impossible. In other words, the more tensed-up you are, the less relaxed you’ll be in the exam hall and this will have great effects on how much of what you’ve read you remember and how you answer questions. Handling tension is therefore a skill you’d really not want to do without as a student. In other to help you develop this skill, I’ve enumerated from my experience and the experiences of some interviewed first-class students five time-tested tips for handling tension in exam conditions:

1. Ensure you make hay while the sun shines:

More than 70% of the students who are usually most tensed-up as exams draw closer when asked will tell you that the main reason for the worry and anxiety was that they were scared that they hadn’t prepared enough. In my article on 7 ways to revise for exams, I enumerated seven tips that have helped me and so many others make the most of the ‘injury time’ before exams. In other to feel more relaxed about your exams, you must prepare adequately beforehand.

2. Stop all major reading at least 30 minutes to the exam time:


I cannot over-emphasize the importance of practicing this because so many students have fallen prey to last-minute confusion and apprehension by just coming across something they had forgotten to read or some question that posed problematic to answer before they were called into the exam hall. It’s okay to revise notes and especially jotted-down points before the exams but trying to take in new info can be disastrous. Moreover, once your state of mind has been negatively affected before the exams, even what you already know may prove difficult to remember.

3.Be confident and positive:

‘Be confident and positive.’ Sounds easy but it has been discovered that a great number of students focus more what the lecturer didn’t teach well or what is so difficult about the course and so many other negative thoughts and ideas. A positive attitude is very crucial tool for handling exam tension. Being optimistic and confident that you’ll remember what you’ve read, you’ll write well and that you’ll perform well goes a long way in determining the outcome of your exams.

4. Recap what you’ve read:

By ‘recapping what you’ve read’, I’m trying lay more emphasis on thinking about what you’ve studied (trying to remember things you’ve read) and revised as well as discussing with others about what you’ve read (asking yourselves likely questions). This helps to refresh your memory much like the way the icons that previously didn’t display properly on your computer desktop display well when refreshed.

5. Commit your exams to God in prayer:

A very important tip indeed but usually treated as least important. According to a popular saying, ‘prayer moves the hand that moves the universe’. This is an indisputable and proven fact. You will feel much more relaxed about your exams when you’ve committed them before God in the place of prayer and most especially if you’ve carried your own responsibility of preparing adequately.
The truth is that a lot of students already start failing when they set their minds in a negative state of worry, tension, fear and anxiety by not doing what needs to done. This therefore means that if you can develop this enviable and desirable skill of handling exam tension, 40 to 50% of your success will be already guaranteed.

Courtesy: http://www.mynaijadream.com/2014/09/five-tips-for-handling-exam-tension.html

danypack7: As exams begin to approach, tension becomes quite an inevitable feeling for students. Your ability to handle exam tension will greatly affect the outcome and performance at the end of the day. Tension as we well know has to do with mental worry or emotional strain that makes natural relaxed behavior impossible. In other words, the more tensed-up you are, the less relaxed you’ll be in the exam hall and this will have great effects on how much of what you’ve read you remember and how you answer questions. Handling tension is therefore a skill you’d really not want to do without as a student. In other to help you develop this skill, I’ve enumerated from my experience and the experiences of some interviewed first-class students five time-tested tips for handling tension in exam conditions:

1. Ensure you make hay while the sun shines:

More than 70% of the students who are usually most tensed-up as exams draw closer when asked will tell you that the main reason for the worry and anxiety was that they were scared that they hadn’t prepared enough. In my article on 7 ways to revise for exams, I enumerated seven tips that have helped me and so many others make the most of the ‘injury time’ before exams. In other to feel more relaxed about your exams, you must prepare adequately beforehand.

2. Stop all major reading at least 30 minutes to the exam time:


I cannot over-emphasize the importance of practicing this because so many students have fallen prey to last-minute confusion and apprehension by just coming across something they had forgotten to read or some question that posed problematic to answer before they were called into the exam hall. It’s okay to revise notes and especially jotted-down points before the exams but trying to take in new info can be disastrous. Moreover, once your state of mind has been negatively affected before the exams, even what you already know may prove difficult to remember.

3.Be confident and positive:

‘Be confident and positive.’ Sounds easy but it has been discovered that a great number of students focus more what the lecturer didn’t teach well or what is so difficult about the course and so many other negative thoughts and ideas. A positive attitude is very crucial tool for handling exam tension. Being optimistic and confident that you’ll remember what you’ve read, you’ll write well and that you’ll perform well goes a long way in determining the outcome of your exams.

4. Recap what you’ve read:

By ‘recapping what you’ve read’, I’m trying lay more emphasis on thinking about what you’ve studied (trying to remember things you’ve read) and revised as well as discussing with others about what you’ve read (asking yourselves likely questions). This helps to refresh your memory much like the way the icons that previously didn’t display properly on your computer desktop display well when refreshed.

5. Commit your exams to God in prayer:

A very important tip indeed but usually treated as least important. According to a popular saying, ‘prayer moves the hand that moves the universe’. This is an indisputable and proven fact. You will feel much more relaxed about your exams when you’ve committed them before God in the place of prayer and most especially if you’ve carried your own responsibility of preparing adequately.
The truth is that a lot of students already start failing when they set their minds in a negative state of worry, tension, fear and anxiety by not doing what needs to done. This therefore means that if you can develop this enviable and desirable skill of handling exam tension, 40 to 50% of your success will be already guaranteed.

Courtesy: http://www.mynaijadream.com/2014/09/five-tips-for-handling-exam-tension.html

patrickdarlins: u are talking bullshit....arant nonsenx....y would sumbody be teaching me how to b holly by restraining me from eat meat...saying dey are unclean... abi u no fet senx to read weting dem ryt dere...idi.ot...

valmunich: You see this aunty, don't greet her!

beeevan: i think sey nah only meoo.

Sermwell: Na dem sabi

chimoz: I went to a very local school but they are not better than me.

firstEVA: wow, thats deep. never say never my dear, there are good girls out there, though few, but be good and prayerful, the best will come to you. have you thought about the life the children you intend to bring into this world will live without both parents? Pls rethink your decision.

Wisdytech: 2014/2015 EPL PROPHECIES


1) The 2014/2015 epl wil be ful of high
drama and anticlimax
.

2) Man united wil make a bold statement
and wil finish among the top five but wil
not win the league.

3)Two united players will suffer critical
injury (I see van persie among).

4)Chelsea shall cry.

5)Diego coastal shal go for a 3 months
injury
.

6)Man city and united coach wil hav issue
with the board.

7)Everton wil top the league for a month and lata wil return to 6th position
.

8 ) Arsenal will not los more than 10Matches.

9) Arsenal wil win united home and away

10)Mikel shal score against man city
more wil b say afta service tomorrow


ARSENAL FANS CAN I HEAR YOU SHOUT AMEN? ......

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lokito: If you date your classmate he's going to be a distraction to you in class. Even in exam hall b/c of him shame will not allow you to giraffe. So no need

temigracie: pls,wats condom....neva hrd of dat word b4

evanscheck: U studying petroleum engineering, start with d reason y u are studying dat course, search for people dat have made a succes of dat course. Look at their past and lifr history. With ur aspiration u wud motivate ur self to read and read with passion and zeal knowing u are heading sumwhere, but if u need futher couself send an email. Thanks

joseboy199: the substance often use for vulcanization of rubber is....a)chlorine b)hydrogen peroxide c)sulphur d)tetraoxosulphate(vi)acid

patrickdarlins: thats your own theory mr babcock...i eat meat...am fresh and kporkish....dont say what u dont know about MEAT.....eat ur fish and leav us alone with our meat...lols

Randy100: Serve her right. Cheating is bad let her know that

coolguyone: yea d form is #5000

LilDonne: Pls, is there any auchi poly aspirant here?
I heard d screening form is out and on sale. Someone with better info