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School Vacancies

Applications are invited for the following positions:

1. Vice Principal
-Requirements: Graduate of English Language/Literature in English, Mathematics or any of the Sciences.
-10 years experience. Part of it possibly as HOD or VP.

2. English Language/Literature in English teacher

3. Geography teacher

4. P. H.E. teacher

5. Computer Studies

6. Home Economics/C.C.P./Foods & Nutrition teacher

7. Yoruba teacher

8. Nursery teachers

Requirements for teachers:
B.Ed, B.Sc and HND in relevant courses.
N.C.E. candidates with a lot of experience will also be considered.

Education qualification(s) & experience as Examiner an advantage.

Fresh graduates who have passion for teaching can also apply.

Location: Sagamu, Ogun State.

Applications should be sent to bade99_unik@ yahoo.com

Deadline: 2nd April, 2021.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

School Vacancies

Applications are invited for the following positions:

1. Vice Principal
-Requirements: Graduate of English Language/Literature in English, Mathematics or any of the Sciences.
-10 years experience. Part of it possibly as HOD or VP.

2. English Language/Literature in English teacher

3. Geography teacher

4. P. H.E. teacher

5. Computer Studies

6. Home Economics/C.C.P./Foods & Nutrition teacher

7. Yoruba teacher

8. Nursery teachers

Requirements for teachers:
B.Ed, B.Sc and HND in relevant courses.
N.C.E. candidates with a lot of experience will also be considered.

Education qualification(s) & experience as Examiner an advantage.

Fresh graduates who have passion for teaching can also apply.

Location: Sagamu, Ogun State.

Applications should be sent to bade99_unik@ yahoo.com

Deadline: 2nd April, 2021.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

School Vacancies

Applications are invited for the following positions:

1. Vice Principal
-Requirements: Graduate of English Language/Literature in English, Mathematics or any of the Sciences.
-10 years experience. Part of it possibly as HOD or VP.

2. English Language/Literature in English teacher

3. Geography teacher

4. P. H.E. teacher

5. Computer Studies

6. Home Economics/C.C.P./Foods & Nutrition teacher

7. Yoruba teacher

8. Nursery teachers

Requirements for teachers:
B.Ed, B.Sc and HND in relevant courses.
N.C.E. candidates with a lot of experience will also be considered.

Education qualification(s) & experience as Examiner an advantage.

Fresh graduates who have passion for teaching can also apply.

Location: Sagamu, Ogun State.

Applications should be sent to bade99_unik@ yahoo.com

Deadline: 2nd April, 2021.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

School Vacancies

Applications are invited for the following positions:

1. Vice Principal
-Requirements: Graduate of English Language/Literature in English, Mathematics or any of the Sciences.
-10 years experience. Part of it possibly as HOD or VP.

2. English Language/Literature in English teacher

3. Geography teacher

4. P. H.E. teacher

5. Computer Studies

6. Home Economics/C.C.P./Foods & Nutrition teacher

7. Yoruba teacher

8. Nursery teachers

Requirements for teachers:
B.Ed, B.Sc and HND in relevant courses.
N.C.E. candidates with a lot of experience will also be considered.

Education qualification(s) & experience as Examiner an advantage.

Fresh graduates who have passion for teaching can also apply.

Location: Sagamu, Ogun State.

Applications should be sent to bade99_unik@ yahoo.com

Deadline: 2nd April, 2021.

Shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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ojietu:
Nature cleanse it's self best, up the water Crew

If nature cleanses itself, then, don't bathe again

The use of only tissue paper to clean up after defecating is highly unhygienic. Tissue paper does not and cannot completely remove poo from your bum area no matter how hard you wipe. Tissue paper only removes the major portion of the poo. It moves and spreads the remnants of the poo over your bum area and deposits them in the openings in the skin. Some of the conditions that may get aggravated by use of toilet paper include rectal itching, hemorrhoids, anal fissure, fistula, abscess and pilonidal cyst.

Wiping aggressively with tissue paper could create anal fissures, haemorrhoids in the rectum or fissures in the bum area and the fissures created could be infected by the microbes in the feaces. Excessive wiping could cause other health problems like urinary track infections. It has been estimated that there are nearly 100 billion bacteria per gram of wet stool. (The Conversation).

Rose George, a freelance journalist in Yorkshire, the author of The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World of Human Waste and Why It Matters, told Tonic why using toilet paper doesn’t remove feaces like it should. She said: “I find it rather baffling that millions of people are walking around with dirty anuses while thinking they are clean,”. “Toilet paper moves sh*t, but it doesn’t remove it.”

A simple nasty experiment to show that the use of only tissue paper to clean up after defecating is this: Get a small portion of your poo and place it gently on any part of your arm. Then, try and clean it off your arm using only tissue paper. When you’re done cleaning, try and smell that part of your arm. You may want to try it. No matter how hard you try cleaning the poo off your arm, that part of your arm would still be smelly of the poo. The tissue paper would only move and spread the remnants of the poo over the area and deposit them in the openings in the skin.

This is what happens when you wipe only with tissue paper after defecating. Your bum and the surrounding area would smell terribly bad throughout the day. Unfortunately, your bum and the surrounding area is not normally well aerated compared with other parts of the body. The stagnated air in your pant, the remnants of the poo in you bum and the surrounding area and the microbes in the poo would set up chemical reactions under your pant. Some of the contents of the chemical reactions are airborne and they are taken by the air to your reproductive organs.

Reproductive organs should always breathe in fresh air at all times especially the female reproductive organs. The female reproductive organs breathing in contaminated air or airborne microbes are susceptible to infections. This could actually lead to vaginal odour.

Wiping with only tissue paper after defecating has become a culture in many societies around the world such that even the elites in such societies see nothing wrong in the unhygienic act. Dr Phillip Buffington, the chief medical officer of The Urology Group in the US said: “Think about using dry toilet paper. You’re leaving a residue of stool and bacteria, whereas if you’re using a bidet, you’re washing that away,”.

Dr Allen Kamrava, a California-based colorectal and general surgeon, in Healthline said: “As a result, those who wash or use the bidet “are much less likely to have issues with rashes and discomfort and irritation,”. Dr Ekwaro Obuku, president of Uganda Medical Association advocates the use of both toilet paper and water for cleaning.

Much to the surprise of Americans, Dr Evan Goldstein, a rectal surgeon in New York City, told Insider during ButtCon (basically Comic-Con, but with butts) that washing with water is actually the ideal way to clean yourself after using the bathroom for a number of reasons. He explained that washing with water (and soap, specially when it’s a number two!) thoroughly cleans the area of any trace of feaces. Finishing that off with a wipe of tissue paper to dry, leaves our backsides feeling cleaner and fresher after every poop! He explained.

Besides being a better cleaning agent all-around, Dr Evan also states that only wiping your bum using tissue can actually lead to injuries. He explained to Insider that the skin on the anus is quite thin and delicate. On top of that, dry toilet paper can be abrasive. This is why wiping too many times, or any harsh action could lead to painful tears (and tears!) and bleeding.

The ideal way to clean up after defecating is this: Use tissue paper to wipe off the poo in your bum and the surrounding area first. After this, wash thoroughly your bum and the surrounding area with water and soap. Wash your hands thoroughly with water and soap. Then, dry your bum and the surrounding area with tissue paper or a towel.

So, stop using only tissue paper to clean up after defecating. It’s highly unhygienic.

https://edmaths.com/2021/01/06/why-you-should-stop-using-only-tissue-paper-to-clean-up-after-defecating/

The use of only tissue paper to clean up after defecating is highly unhygienic. Tissue paper does not and cannot completely remove poo from your bum area no matter how hard you wipe. Tissue paper only removes the major portion of the poo. It moves and spreads the remnants of the poo over your bum area and deposits them in the openings in the skin. Some of the conditions that may get aggravated by use of toilet paper include rectal itching, hemorrhoids, anal fissure, fistula, abscess and pilonidal cyst.

Wiping aggressively with tissue paper could create anal fissures, haemorrhoids in the rectum or fissures in the bum area and the fissures created could be infected by the microbes in the feaces. Excessive wiping could cause other health problems like urinary track infections. It has been estimated that there are nearly 100 billion bacteria per gram of wet stool. (The Conversation).

Rose George, a freelance journalist in Yorkshire, the author of The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World of Human Waste and Why It Matters, told Tonic why using toilet paper doesn’t remove feaces like it should. She said: “I find it rather baffling that millions of people are walking around with dirty anuses while thinking they are clean,”. “Toilet paper moves sh*t, but it doesn’t remove it.”

A simple nasty experiment to show that the use of only tissue paper to clean up after defecating is this: Get a small portion of your poo and place it gently on any part of your arm. Then, try and clean it off your arm using only tissue paper. When you’re done cleaning, try and smell that part of your arm. You may want to try it. No matter how hard you try cleaning the poo off your arm, that part of your arm would still be smelly of the poo. The tissue paper would only move and spread the remnants of the poo over the area and deposit them in the openings in the skin.

This is what happens when you wipe only with tissue paper after defecating. Your bum and the surrounding area would smell terribly bad throughout the day. Unfortunately, your bum and the surrounding area is not normally well aerated compared with other parts of the body. The stagnated air in your pant, the remnants of the poo in you bum and the surrounding area and the microbes in the poo would set up chemical reactions under your pant. Some of the contents of the chemical reactions are airborne and they are taken by the air to your reproductive organs.

Reproductive organs should always breathe in fresh air at all times especially the female reproductive organs. The female reproductive organs breathing in contaminated air or airborne microbes are susceptible to infections. This could actually lead to vaginal odour.

Wiping with only tissue paper after defecating has become a culture in many societies around the world such that even the elites in such societies see nothing wrong in the unhygienic act. Dr Phillip Buffington, the chief medical officer of The Urology Group in the US said: “Think about using dry toilet paper. You’re leaving a residue of stool and bacteria, whereas if you’re using a bidet, you’re washing that away,”.

Dr Allen Kamrava, a California-based colorectal and general surgeon, in Healthline said: “As a result, those who wash or use the bidet “are much less likely to have issues with rashes and discomfort and irritation,”. Dr Ekwaro Obuku, president of Uganda Medical Association advocates the use of both toilet paper and water for cleaning.

Much to the surprise of Americans, Dr Evan Goldstein, a rectal surgeon in New York City, told Insider during ButtCon (basically Comic-Con, but with butts) that washing with water is actually the ideal way to clean yourself after using the bathroom for a number of reasons. He explained that washing with water (and soap, specially when it’s a number two!) thoroughly cleans the area of any trace of feaces. Finishing that off with a wipe of tissue paper to dry, leaves our backsides feeling cleaner and fresher after every poop! He explained.

Besides being a better cleaning agent all-around, Dr Evan also states that only wiping your bum using tissue can actually lead to injuries. He explained to Insider that the skin on the anus is quite thin and delicate. On top of that, dry toilet paper can be abrasive. This is why wiping too many times, or any harsh action could lead to painful tears (and tears!) and bleeding.

The ideal way to clean up after defecating is this: Use tissue paper to wipe off the poo in your bum and the surrounding area first. After this, wash thoroughly your bum and the surrounding area with water and soap. Wash your hands thoroughly with water and soap. Then, dry your bum and the surrounding area with tissue paper or a towel.

So, stop using only tissue paper to clean up after defecating. It’s highly unhygienic.

https://edmaths.com/2021/01/06/why-you-should-stop-using-only-tissue-paper-to-clean-up-after-defecating/

obembet:
Source: https://www.skysports.com/amp/football/news/12961/12045161/maurizio-sarri-juventus-head-coach-sacked-after-champions-league-exit

Juve should have signed Mourinho.

https://edmaths.com/2020/07/27/21st-century-lesson-delivery-for-educators-a-new-ebook-by-olaitan-s-o/

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https://edmaths.com/2020/07/27/21st-century-lesson-delivery-for-educators-a-new-ebook-by-olaitan-s-o/


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We are in the 21st century. As educators, we should equip ourselves with the best teaching and learning skills in order to produce the desired results in our students. We can’t afford to remain stagnant. We can’t continue with outdated teaching techniques and expect the best results from our students.

Lesson delivery has evolved. We now have far better teaching techniques compared to what we used to have in the past. Unfortunately, many teachers around the world are still not aware of these very effective teaching techniques. Some are aware but are incapacitated by the schools or the environments they find themselves.

For those of us who are still not aware of these very effective teaching techniques, it’s quite unfortunate that it’s our students that suffer the consequences of our lack of exposure to the modern lesson delivery techniques. We inadvertently contribute to poor academic performances of our students.

To solve this problem, this is why I came up with this book. The contents of the book are from my several years of experience in teaching. They are research-based. The book is very important especially for educators in nursery, primary and secondary schools.

Check the preview of the book below:

https://edmaths.com/2020/07/27/21st-century-lesson-delivery-for-educators-a-new-ebook-by-olaitan-s-o/

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Gambling has killed more people in Nigeria than COVID 19. The souls of those people killed by gambling are on the necks of the gamble operators.

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The book “Who Will Save the Less-Privileged?” gives an insight into the evils or atrocities being committed against the less-privileged around the world. It sheds light on the problems or challenges being faced by the less-privileged in the hands of the privileged ones in our contemporary societies. It discusses challenges being faced by the less-privileged in relation to:

-The Plight of Housemaids
-Human Trafficking
-Killing and Maltreatment of Children
-The Less-Privileged in the Hands of the Judiciary
-Cries of the Less-Privileged in the Past
-The Plight of Widows
-Rape and Other Sexual Violence Against Women
-Office Politics and the Plight of the Less-Privileged in Organisations
-Domestic Violence against Women
-Racism
-The Culprits and the Way Out

Do you have housemaids at home and you think you’re doing the right things with them? Do you really understand what human trafficking is all about? Do you know what some children are passing through especially in some places in Africa?

Do you think you have seen it all, the less-privileged in the hands of the Judiciary? Do you really know what many widows are passing through especially in some places in Africa? What do you know about office politics and how it affects the less-privileged in organisations?

Domestic Violence against Women? Do you think you have seen it all? What about racism? Just check the book. If you read the book and you do not literally shed tears or cry within you, then, you need to check yourself.

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Acidosis:
Nothing stops school owners from innovating. A school owner can own printing press (for textbooks, note books, sport wear, etc). Engage your teachers and motivate them to write textbooks, that way, you're able to internalise your operations, and be more productive. A school owner can even own a business centre, a garment factory for the production of wears to pupils in smaller schools. There are lot more a school can do to stay competitive with other industries like the banking industry.

I'm aware of some measures. For example, some schools rent out their space for parties. However, more can be done.

Private Universities have adopted this model and it's working so well.

Well said! Thumps up!

GreaterGraceGG:
New book?

Yes, a new book.

Cardiojosh:
is pdf available

No

Joerg:
Hallo please where can we purchase this book?

It's in Lagos. A copy is 1k.