By Eyo Nse,

CALABAR - On Tuesday, October 9 at about 4pm an unforgetable tragedy befell Mr Charles, a banker with First Bank as his only child was drown in Calabar, Solutionclass report.

When the parent, some friends of the late boy visited his school, Government science secondary school, Mayne Avenue, eye witness account that on the said day after school the school authority sense danger on the main roads and gutters (drainage system) leading to the school compound, restrictions were imposed immediately on the students to wait for some hours before leaving except car owners which happens to be driven by staffs of the school

During this time, acccording to the compound master who gave his name as Mr Efa noticed that some students had failed to take his advice and toke off using the school fence and gate. Unluckily, the late boy, Victor Charles narrowly escaped the school compound while the school gate was open for a staff car to drive off. The late boy was accompanied by his two friends which other students also left.

Unluckily for him there were still heavy streams of water in a large gutter at Mayne Avenue by Atakpa Street which the victim, Victor Charles fell inside while trying to escaped the school security which was sent to help them return to the school compound due to impending danger that was sense in large gutters (drainage system) in the area.

Solutionclass can also report that rescue team led by the father, Mr Charles began on Tuesday for his body, but as at early Thursday, October 11 nothing has been found. Rescue routes were: Mayne Avenue, Yellow Duke, CRUTECH drainage systems etc.

Until his death, the victim was in JSS 2 and was 11-year and a Cross Riverian. His family compound is situated at Goldie by Amika Utuk, Calabar

He is survived by a young mother, father.

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/10/11/11-year-old-secondary-school-student-drown-in-calabar-after-heavy-rain/

We posted earlier that ASUU will Embark On A Warning Strike Along with The Nigerian Labour Congress NLC.

So we decided to compose this topic

5 Categories Of Students Who Will Benefit From ASUU Strike

Good Thing About The ASUU Strike

Back to the topic at hand; five set of persons that will benefits from ASUU Strike. It is certain that this ASUU strike is a dream come true for so many persons knowingly or unknowingly. Quickly, here are those who will benefit from the Strike action announced by ASUU:

1. Those Who Are Tired Of School:

So many students are on this table I am shaking. For one or two reasons, they are just tired of school and need some time to think about their life.

If the reason you are tired of school is to discover and maximise your potential, review your life, think about how to be a better student, or up to something good, then ASUU strike is the best time.

2. Those With Withheld Waec Results:

These persons are somehow in the same shoes with the guys using Neco awaiting results. However, they are more uncertain than them

The west African examination council promised to released withheld results soon. If you are sure that no malpractice was recorded in your centre then there is every probability that your results will be out soon. If the strike persists then better for your admission screening.

3. STUDENT BLOGGERS:

To student bloggers, school has been a big distraction. You hardly focus on your blog while school is in session (unless you want some Fs). We always pray for holidays to come; and now something bigger than holidays is here.

Are you a student blogger, write as many posts as possible and drive as many traffic as you can. In fact, make money writing posts on ASUU strike. But: Don’t copy my articles ooo.

4. THE HUSTLER:

So many students bear the burden alone; while few are learning skills so as to be independent. School sometimes distracts you from hustling. Because money must be made, you need time to enter street and make cool cash. ASUU has given you a golden opportunity.

Whichever way, if you have one or two personal projects you are working on, then you need time out of school to prove yourself. Ensure to maximise your potential this period.

5. THOSE WHO NEED TIME TO STUDY:

School even distracts you from some academic activities. For serious academic development, you need to go beyond what you are being taught in school.

This is time to do that. If you have courses to cover, then quickly do that now. Remember, it is not what you score in class that matters but what you finally score in life.


https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/09/29/5-categories-of-students-who-will-benefit-from-ASUU-strike

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(1) First class student don't read 24/7 : hmmm, the believe of many about candidate that bag first class honour sometime are not true.
You don't have to read from morning to Night before you become a first class graduate.

most of the first class graduate have a fixed hour for reading, between 2 to 5 hours everyday.
So, if you want to become a first class student, don't read for 24 hours..........

(2). First Class student Attend lecture : Yes, there is need to be in class always to achieve it and get it done.
Most of the student that graduated with first class can testify to my claim.
In the world of first class, you don't play with lectures.
If you want to have first class start attending lectures.

(3) First class student always want to know everything : there is a similar mentality on the head of many first class student.
Most of them will ensure all the topics discuss in their various Classes is well understand to the best of their knowledge.
If there is any topic they don't understand, they will always want to learn from others.
They don't mind to be your friend because of 1 single topic.

4) Cramming is first class best friend : No brilliant student can survive without cramming.
Although it is always advised to read and understand but if you lack the power of cramming, my dear say goodbye to first class.
Some student are first class but the manner they converse and communicate with people looks odd.
I have seen a first class student that cannot pronounce english words correctly.
The more you know how to cram the higher your chances of bagging first class.
Cramming and understanding works perfectly together
To know the name of your lecturer involves cramming which lead to understanding.

(5) First class student are Goal setters : there is always a vision for first class student.
Most of them will be aiming to Bag first class from their first year in school.
It will be too late to start aiming for first class in your 3rd year.
You must monitor your GP and ensure you keep pressing forward.

6) Be a teacher and first class is Certain : do you know that there is good reward when you teach others what you know.
It will make it very difficult for you to forget.
By teaching others you are building and increasing your knowledge and most of the first class student also have this attribute...

(7). First class student don't ignore the power of note taking and special notes:

There are many secret first class student will not want to tell you but if you study them closely you will realised where everything goes wrong.
First class student always tag some words, sentence or particular definition that comes from the lecturer which you may consider insignificant.
Pay attention to this and you will call Solutionclass.com to celebrate with you on the day of your graduation after bagging first class honour.

First class student have boy friend and girl friend. : most of the first class student will tell you otherwise but the truth will always stand.
Thought the failure of some student today is as a result of their relationship and friend in school.
Giving priority to your relationship ahead of you academic is insane.
You can have girl friend and boy friend but make sure your courtship is free from ........... Thing that can affect your Academic.
Chase your book and not the female folks...
Don't turn yourself to romeo and juliet while in school.

(9) First class student Are Gifted : make we talk the truth, we must acknowledge this fact.
To become first class is sometimes by gift.
We all know messi is the best footballer in the world with only 2 legs.
Other footballer also have two legs but are no where to match his standard.
We can be age mate but not grace mates.
Some brains are design to cram and also save information.
Don't hurt yourself if you fail to graduate with first class degree honour.
You might be destined for something Greater.

10) This Article is a product from the owner of Solutionclass.com (Promzy Okon ) to expose the secret of first class student in Nigeria and other Country.

If you are a copy copy blogger, don't claim this article as your own ooooo.

Simply put a reference back to us on this website.

I love all bloggers that copy from this website and my extreme reader.

God bless you all.



https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/09/24/10-secret-first-class-student-will-never-tell-anyone-about-their-success-a-must-read

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/09/10/oau-student-seeks-justice-as-lecturer-stops-her-from-writing-exam-after-allegedly-flirting-with-her/ ......

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/09/10/oau-student-seeks-justice-as-lecturer-stops-her-from-writing-exam-after-allegedly-flirting-with-her/ ...

A lecturer of the Obafemi Awolowo University identified as Mr Hezekiah aliyu has been called out for allegedly  harassing a female student and also stopping her from writing her exams.



A student of the institution took to Facebook to share an incidence that happened between his female friend and a Lecturer, according to his post, his friend was sitting outside the exam hall waiting for her next paper which was scheduled for 12 noon, when a lecturer walked up to her and was trying to strike a conversation with her.


The female student allegedly asked who he was and the lecturer got angry and told her to leave that premises, but she reportedly ignored him and stood still, then the man called the school Security Officials to lock her up, the time the event took place was about 11:28, so she pleaded with them that she has an exam to seat for by 12 noon but they ignored her plea and locked her up.

According to him, the female student didn't know he was a lecturer since he was reportedly flirting with her.

The student is seeking for justice, because his friend missed her exams that was supposed to hold by 12 noon. In his final statement, he left ome rhetorical questions, he wrote; "Is it an offence to ask who you are when the person(lady) you are talking to doesn't know who you are? Is it an offence to be given a right to her exam inspite of whatever circumstances? Are the security not supposed to question both parties instead of melting out injustice because she is a student and he a staff? What happened to right of fair hearing? The university is messed up,OAU is messed up,we want justice cos this has not only physical impact but a great setback and injustice to the girl in question?"



https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/09/10/oau-student-seeks-justice-as-lecturer-stops-her-from-writing-exam-after-allegedly-flirting-with-her/

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/09/09/10-ways-to-calm-your-nerves-before-you-make-a-presentation/ ....

Speaking in front of other people—even a small group—can be nerve-wracking. You feel anxious, terrified that you'll make a fool of yourself. While the butterflies may never go away completely, there are still some things you can do to help clear your head before your big moment.



1.Practice.

Naturally, you’ll want to rehearse your presentation multiple times. While it can be difficult for those with packed schedules to spare time for practice, it’s essential if you want to deliver a rousing presentation. If you really want to sound great, write out your speech rather than taking chances winging it.

Try to practice where you’ll be delivering your talk. Some acting strategists suggest rehearsing lines in various positions–standing up, sitting down, with arms open wide, on one leg, while sitting on the toilet, etc. (OK, that last one may be optional.) The more you mix up your position and setting, the more comfortable you’ll feel with your speech. Also try recording your presentation and playing it back to evaluate which areas need work. Listening to recordings of your past talks can clue you in to bad habits you may be unaware of, as well as inspiring the age-old question: “Is that what I really sound like?”

2.Transform Nervous Energy Into Enthusiasm.

It may sound strange, but I’ll often down an energy drink and blast hip-hop music in my earphones before presenting. Why? It pumps me up and helps me turn jitters into focused enthusiasm. Studies have shown that an enthusiastic speech can win out over an eloquent one, and since I’m not exactly the Winston Churchill of presenters, I make sure that I’m as enthusiastic and energetic as possible before going on stage. Of course, individuals respond differently to caffeine overload, so know your own body before guzzling those monster energy drinks.

3.Attend Other Speeches.

If you’re giving a talk as part of a larger series, try to attend some of the earlier talks by other presenters. This shows respect for your fellow presenters while also giving you a chance to feel out the audience. What’s the mood of the crowd? Are folks in the mood to laugh or are they a bit more stiff? Are the presentations more strategic or tactical in nature? Another speaker may also say something that you can play off of later in your own presentation.

4.Arrive Early.

It’s always best to allow yourself plenty of time to settle in before your talk. Extra time ensures you won’t be late (even if Google Maps shuts down) and gives you plenty of time to get adapted to your presentation space.

5.Adjust to Your Surroundings.

The more adjusted to your environment you are, the more comfortable you’ll feel. Make sure to spend some in the room where you will be delivering your presentation. If possible, practice with the microphone and lighting, make sure you understand the seating, and be aware of any distractions potentially posed by the venue (e.g., a noisy road outside).

6.Meet and Greet.

Do your best to chat with people before your presentation. Talking with audiences makes you seem more likeable and approachable. Ask event attendees questions and take in their responses. They may even give you some inspiration to weave into your talk.

7.Take Deep Breaths.

The go-to advice for jitters has truth to it. When we’re nervous, our muscles tighten–you may even catch yourself holding your breath. Instead, go ahead and take those deep breaths to get oxygen to your brain and relax your body.

8.Smile.

Smiling increases endorphins, replacing anxiety with calm and making you feel good about your presentation. Smiling also exhibits confidence and enthusiasm to the crowd. Just don’t overdo it–no one enjoys the maniacal clown look.

9.Work on Your Pauses.

When you’re nervous, it’s easy to speed up your speech and end up talking too fast, which in turn causes you to run out of breath, get more nervous, and panic! Ahh!

Don’t be afraid to slow down and use pauses in your speech. Pausing can be used to emphasize certain points and to help your talk feel more conversational. If you feel yourself losing control of your pacing, just take a nice pause and keep cool.

10.Drink Water.

Dry mouth is a common result of anxiety. Prevent cottonmouth blues by staying hydrated and drinking plenty of water before your talk (just don’t forget to hit the bathroom before starting). Keep a bottle of water at arm’s reach while presenting in case you get dry mouth while chatting up a storm. It also provides a solid object to hurl at potential hecklers. (That’ll show ‘em.)

Finally, when you’re on that podium trying to make a presentation, find some way to move around and remind yourself that everyone is weird—including the people watching you. It's usually an aspect of our humanity that we forget as we approach the podium, and instead we perceive ourselves speaking to perfect individuals that will criticize our every move. It's one of the reasons that picturing your audience naked is one of the most classic of tips. It makes them vulnerable, not you. However you choose to make that presentation, ensure you get your message out there with confidence.


https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/09/09/10-ways-to-calm-your-nerves-before-you-make-a-presentation/

Nigerian woman, Jennifer and her husband welcomed a daughter after eight years of waiting. Congrats to them!

More photos below…

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/08/30/photos-nigerian-couple-dance-after-welcoming-a-child-after-8-years-of-waiting/

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Nollywood actress Uduak Akrah, has died. According to reports, Uduak died on Saturday August 25th following injuries sustained from a fatal fall in the bathroom two years ago.

Confirming her passing, fimmaker Charles Novia, said “I just heard from someone close to her and her family in Abuja. She suffered complications in the past few months from a nasty fall in the bathroom,”
Her family members were making arrngements to bring her down to the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), for further treatment when she died.

She featured in films like ‘Emotional Crack’ and ‘Bafana Bafana’ and also did some amazing skits on Instagram.

May her soul rest in peace, Amen.

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/08/29/actress-uduak-akrah-dies-of-complications-after-slipping-in-bathroom/

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Legendary football coach, Arsene Wenger has arrived in Liberia to receive the country’s highest honour from president George Weah , who he signed for Monaco in 1988.

The former Arsenal boss arrived on Wednesday and was received by Liberia’s minister of Youth and Sports after landing in the country

President Weah will be inducting the Frenchman into his country’s Order of Distinction and given the title of Knight Grand Commander of the Humane Order of African Redemption

The award not only conveys their personal connection, but also that he ‘has contributed to sports in Africa and has given many Africans opportunities, according to information minister
Eugene Nagbe.

The award ceremony will take place in the capital, Monrovia, on Friday.

Weah who is the only African to have been named World Player of the Year, claiming the honour in 1995 retired from football in 2003 and entered into Politics. He won last year’s election by a landslide.

See more photos below.

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The National Examinations Council (NECO) June /July 2018 SSCE results have been released. This was disclosed by the acting Registrar/Chief Executive of the Council, Alhaji Abubakar M.Gana.

According to him, a total number of 1,041,536 registered for the examination while 1,032,729 sat for the examination.

A Comparative analysis of candidates with 5 credits and above including English language and Mathematics for 2017 and 2018 shows 70.85 percent for 2017 and 71.48 percent for 2018, showing an increase of 0.63 percent in 2018.

He further disclosed that that there is a drastic decrease in this year examination malpractices. It was also gathered that nine thousand of the candidates that registered for the examinations did not sit for the papers.

Gana directed candidates to access their results online via the council’s official website;

http://www.mynecoexams.com/results/



https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/08/20/neco-releases-june-july-ssce-results-2018-online/

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more..

the lecturer..

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This Happened At The Prestigious University Of Calabar…

The young Lecturer noticed his students were dehydrated, so he ordered for plastic coke, and was shared among students in his class..

The young lecturer is rumored to be the son of the current Deputy Governor Of Cross River State.. Prof. Ivara Esu..

It’s a nice gesture from him…

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/08/18/see-how-a-young-lecturer-surprised-is-students-during-lecture-in-unical/

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more@ https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/08/super-eagles-winger-victor-moses.html

Victor Moses, 27, has announced his retirement from International football. Moses who plays as a winger for Chelsea and Nigeria's national team 'Super Eagles', made his Premier League debut in 2010.

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/08/super-eagles-winger-victor-moses.html

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Follow this link to watch video..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OOz_uAMuQ0

Now watch the video

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Watch video @ https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/08/man-sends-shocking-emotional-birthday.html

A very emotional video for a birthday message as seen on facebook is currently trending online where a man named Fidelis Ozuawala decided to share the emotional and lovely birthday wish to his wife and mother of one, Exodus Fidelis Odion who celebrates yet another fruitful birthday on 09/08/2018.





The caption to the original video on Fidelis' facebook profile, may seem very contradictory to what would be the video's content, no wonder so much side attractions from far and wide went on for the video.

The caption reads;


it's good not to take family issues to Facebook especially when it's between you and your spouse, Odion Exodus, see this time around eehn, the whole world must hear this, am fed up trying to keep this out from public, i usually wouldn't want to do this, it's a long story, that's why i made it up in this 1 minute video so the whole world can have their say on this - Peace Out #FidelisOzuawala.


Now watch the video




WOW!!! that's way too dramatic, who could pull such on the public? while others found this too touching, some others are feeling this was just too much as in really extreme to show care, love and affection, did he (Mr. Fidelis) actually cry In this video?, well love works in mysterious and lovely ways.

more..

https://www.solutionclass.com.ng/2018/08/nigerian-couple-set-to-wed-this-month.html

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