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CelebritiesRe: Korede Bello & Tania Omotayo In London- Says "Ï Love u" to her by EduRegard: 3:18pm On May 05, 2016
Just seeking attention
CelebritiesRe: Photo Of Falz And Simi That People Are Talking About by EduRegard: 3:15pm On May 05, 2016
Well

I wouldn't mind seeing then get married.
EducationRe: WAEC: Latest Ranking Of Nigerian Schools by EduRegard: 3:12pm On May 05, 2016
Jobs/VacanciesRe: What Job Can A Secondary School Leaver Do In Nigeria? by EduRegard: 2:50pm On May 05, 2016
Briona:
[b]After the recently concluded WAEC, I have been at home doing Nothing. So I was wondering what a secondary school leaver can do that can fetch money in Nigeria? possible until my post UTME.

Please your opinion and comments is necessary.
There are loads of opportunities for you, especially online.

If you have access to good and cheap internet, you might consider freelancing with any kill you have, most probably, writing skills. Signup on websites like fiverr or upwork and get started with your writing profile.

If that sounds too complicated for you, you might go to webmaster section of Nairaland and open a thread making known your interest to be writer for blogs.

These aforementioned are basically underrated but tested and trusted means of making some income at the comfort of your home and even when you gain admission.

Also 'Teaching' might be a good consideration for you considering your academic level.

'Sales girl' isn't advisable at this point, because this will hardly add to your formal knowledge or augment your skills.

All these opinions are just based on my preferential picks and might differ from your or any other person's opinion.
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But no matter what you choose to do, make sure you are improving yourself in some ways so the time will not be wasted.

In case you might be interested, check out these posts

16 Surest Ways To Make Money As A Student

AND

How To Earn Extra Income As A Student
HealthRe: How Does It Feel Going For A HIV/AIDS Test? by EduRegard: 8:29am On May 05, 2016
IRserveMyComent:
my dear most things i see here dont allow me reserve it again.
oya change ur monicker to iDontReserveMyComment
HealthRe: How Does It Feel Going For A HIV/AIDS Test? by EduRegard: 8:15am On May 05, 2016
IRserveMyComent:
Mehn all these questions na wa o! Are you sure you read his post at all? If you did, did you see where he said his ex tested positive not long ago? If you actually saw that all these questions are uncalled for.
Reserve your comment jae
HealthRe: How Does It Feel Going For A HIV/AIDS Test? by EduRegard: 7:19am On May 05, 2016
Scared??

What is your sexual risk history in terms of frequency and type of sexual behaviour?

Have you been involved in high-risk sexual practices such as vaginal or anal intercourse with more than one sex partner without the use of condoms?

In the case of anal sex, was it anal-receptive or anal-insertive sex?

Did you have sex with a sex worker (or prostitute) without a condom? Or is your sex partner HIV positive?

Are there any other risks involved? Are you an intravenous drug user, a prisoner who is exposed to rape or unprotected sex in prison, a migrant worker, a refugee or a sex worker? Have your been raped or coerced to have sex with another person? Do you have another sexually transmitted infection or tuberculosis?

Did you receive a blood transfusion or body products in a developing country where testing blood for HIV is not standard practice? Note: All blood supplies in South Africa are tested for HIV, and are very safe.

Have you been exposed to possibly non-sterile invasive procedures such as tattooing, piercing or traditional invasive procedures such as male or female circumcision and scarification for the application of medicines?

Have you been exposed to HIV-infected blood in the work situation? (E.g. injuries with large volumes of blood involved, or needlestick injuries.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: 7 Things You Should Cross Check Before Sending Off A CV by EduRegard: 6:54am On May 05, 2016
Well stated @OP

Meanwhile

You might also want to see [url=eduregard.com/how-to-write-an-interview-fancy-cv/]How To Write An Interview-Fancy CV[/url] and [url=eduregard.com/save-cv-smartphone/]How to save your CV on your smartphone[/url]
CareerRe: 20 Ways To Be Indispensable At Work by EduRegard: 6:54am On May 05, 2016
tHanks
PhonesRe: What Is Hotknot And How To Share Files Via Hotknot? by EduRegard: 6:54am On May 05, 2016
Thanks for this.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: What Is The Difference Between Executive Position And Entry Level Position by EduRegard: 6:53am On May 05, 2016
Getting your uestion right, you probably mean - What is the difference? Other than title and pay? What different responsibilities do they have, how knowledgeable/experienced are they? Basically what would you use to determine which one you (or someone else) should be?

[size=14pt]Well culling from This Post On What Does Entry Level Mean? No Experience Jobs? [/size]

An entry-level job is a job that generally requires little skill and knowledge, and is generally of a low pay. These jobs may require physical strength or some on-site training. Many entry-level jobs are part-time, and do not include employee benefits. Recent graduates from high school or college usually take entry-level positions.

Entry-level jobs which are targeted at college graduates often offer a higher salary. These positions are more likely to require specific skills and knowledge. Most entry-level jobs offered to college graduates are full-time permanent positions.
Whereas, executives might just be a title that is over-used. As I know, executives are the employees who could become a manager or director in the future.
BusinessRe: I Have No Link With Auctus Integrated -olatunde Ayeni, Skye Bank Chairman by EduRegard: 6:53am On May 05, 2016
This is serious
EducationRe: Nigerian & African Scholarships Updates With EDUREGARD by EduRegard(op): 7:35pm On May 04, 2016
EducationRe: Nigerian & African Scholarships Updates With EDUREGARD by EduRegard(op): 7:34pm On May 04, 2016
EducationRe: Nigerian & African Scholarships Updates With EDUREGARD by EduRegard(op): 7:34pm On May 04, 2016
EducationRe: Nigerian & African Scholarships Updates With EDUREGARD by EduRegard(op): 7:33pm On May 04, 2016
EducationRe: Nigerian & African Scholarships Updates With EDUREGARD by EduRegard(op): 7:33pm On May 04, 2016
EducationRe: Nigerian & African Scholarships Updates With EDUREGARD by EduRegard(op): 7:32pm On May 04, 2016
EducationIntroducing Prepa App – Best Examination Preparation Application by EduRegard(op):
SOURCE : http://eduregard.com/prepa-app-best-exaination-preparation-mobile-application/

Prepa is a mobile/web socio-learning/E-testing platform, improving the quality of education at the secondary school level in West Africa by creating a common platform for knowledge and idea sharing between students and high quality network of Instructors, in Preparation for their Pre-University examination.

The goal is to increase the success rate at the Pre-University examination in West Africa. As a result of mass failure in this examination, many students have been prevented from furthering their education at the tertiary level, thereby ending up as secondary school drop-outs.

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Prepa started as a result of the mass failure that happens yearly when students write their Pre-University/Polytechnic examination. A shocking statistics has shown that 3 out of every 10 students who sit for the West African Examination in Nigeria and Ghana, manages to score above average. This also implies that 7 out 10 parents cry and experience sadness, when their kids are denied of the access to Tertiary Education. It is a worst situation in country like Gambia, where 1 out of every 10 students scores above average in the Pre-University Examination. Our validation efforts shows that this happened due to lack of proper preparation and low quality of education at the secondary school level in West Africa.

Prepa reduces the failure rate at Secondary school level by providing students with access to over 30,000 Past Questions and Answers with detailed explanation and also creating a community for the students to connect with high quality instructors. This instructors help students in clearing their doubts on various subjects. Students can now easily track their progress as they practice using the Prepa Performance Analysis Tools. This helps students know their strength and weaknesses, thereby preparing adequately.
Make Sure You Read This What If There Was No Gravity ?

Also, students get access to educational information such as examination tips and admission processes.

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Prepa is making education cheaper and better, thereby having social impact on the economy and development of Africa through quality education facilitated by Technology.

Prepa has launched on Android, Blackberry and Windows Phone. Over 5,000 students preparing for Pre-University examination in Nigeria have used Prepa, and their testimony have shown that Prepa is a relevant product.

The desktop version of Prepa has just been completed and will be rolled out in June for students to practice in their homes by using it on desktop computers.

The web version is currently under active development and the plan is to deploy to coaching centers and various private schools in July.

Android download link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wizcodegroup.prepa

Blackberry download link: https://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/59966933/?lang=en&countrycode=NG

Windows Phone download link: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ng/store/apps/prepa/9nblgggzxpr6

Website Address: www.prepaapp.com

Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/prepaapp

Twitter: @prepaapp

Instagram: @prepa_app

Blog: www.prepaapp.com/blog

Prepa App Video: http:///prepa_video

SOURCE : http://eduregard.com/prepa-app-best-exaination-preparation-mobile-application/
EducationRe: 2015/2016 OAU Aspirant Thread. by EduRegard: 3:55pm On May 03, 2016
Fynestboi:
Fynestboi and friends, in conjunction with EDUREGARD, an online Educational platform for Nigerian students and education enthusiasts in general, bring to you, OAU Freshers' Online Orientation Programme.

Subsequent to our prayers for OAU 2015 Fresh Candidates as they patiently or perhaps impatiently await the resumption which is scheduled for 28th Of May. We decided to get off our praying mats and arise to the help of our so-called freshers.

Here are the freebies you stand to benefit from by participating....

- Get help with course registration, all done for you.
- Full Online orientation on how to's
- Basic tutorials e.g CGPA calculation
- Interaction with your departmental excos
- Get course materials at your convenience
- Meet other colleagues and get some famzing before resumption per se
- Get basic info on other registrations e.g Dept, Faculty, Health centre e.t.c
- Plus loads of other opportunities at your disposal .....

How to joinhuh
Just message via Whatsapp 08094909939 or 08147922560
With " Your Name" and the caption "Add me to OAU Freshers' orientation Whatsapp Group" , and you are in.

Don't miss out, act now!!!


Post this on the freshers group you are in.
CelebritiesRe: Wizkid Verified By Instagram After Drake Recognised Him (PHOTO) by EduRegard: 6:42pm On Apr 29, 2016
crackhouse:
I can see u don't know what to type because u want to make front page u just type Lol
now you can check the post again, then decide who is more wise...
CelebritiesRe: Wizkid Verified By Instagram After Drake Recognised Him (PHOTO) by EduRegard: 6:38pm On Apr 29, 2016
faithbaby68:
...
Boy what's your problem? Why spamming every thread with this picture scam of yourshuh Lalasticlala dis dude deserves some years of ban pls
CelebritiesRe: YBNL Viktoh Replies To - How Nigerian Musicians Would Have Been As Students by EduRegard(op): 5:51pm On Apr 29, 2016

CelebritiesYBNL Viktoh Replies To - How Nigerian Musicians Would Have Been As Students by EduRegard(op): 5:44pm On Apr 29, 2016
Following a previous thread that made it to FP today, concerning Nigerian Musicians And The Kind Of Students They Would Have Been.

Nairalanders took to Twitter to tag these musicians with their captions.

YBNL Viktoh, who is said to be no longer signed under the label now though, even though was captioned with a very strong sentence that reads "If Viktoh was a student, he would have been one Chronic Failer, so dumb and scores zero in every exam", that statement can make someone else go underground, crying heavily for days, he replied the tweet saying "Atleast y'all still know my name"...

See screenshot below....

Isn't he right? We are all claiming he is a failure but 80% of us know him, atleast, who knows Segeroge?? He is also a musician somewhere in Lagos... So maybe we should keep shut concerning Viktoh??

CelebritiesRe: Hilarious! Nigerian Musicians And The Kind Of Students They Would Have Been by EduRegard(op): 2:40pm On Apr 29, 2016
Adamsdelrio:
What about Wande Coal, Dammy Crane, Faze and Kelly Handsome?
lol...are dey Nigerian artistes??
CelebritiesRe: Hilarious! Nigerian Musicians And The Kind Of Students They Would Have Been by EduRegard(op): 2:30pm On Apr 29, 2016
fortunechy:
if only u can utilize diz semi talent to more n usefull fins.
lmfao...like??
CelebritiesRe: Hilarious! Nigerian Musicians And The Kind Of Students They Would Have Been by EduRegard(op): 1:24pm On Apr 29, 2016
Reeberry:
REMINISCE part got me cracking. grin
lol
CelebritiesRe: Hilarious! Nigerian Musicians And The Kind Of Students They Would Have Been by EduRegard(op): 1:24pm On Apr 29, 2016
Daliano:
And the school's name would be

Standard school of commotion and flexing..
lol
CelebritiesRe: Hilarious! Nigerian Musicians And The Kind Of Students They Would Have Been by EduRegard(op): 1:24pm On Apr 29, 2016
pricelessngel:
Hehehehehe Oppppppppp. You are wicked. What did brother Timaya do to you nah? LWKMD.
lol
CelebritiesRe: Hilarious! Nigerian Musicians And The Kind Of Students They Would Have Been by EduRegard(op):
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More Updates Based On User Picks

[b]ASA - Very brilliant and modest girl who many don't appreciate

Ice Prince - That student that doesn't mind spending his school fees on snapbacks. He is d best dressed student in class and always on jacket even during summer.

Jesse Jagz - That pimpled guy in class, not so brilliant, not so dull, guys mock him and ladies don't like him, he is always sitting at d back in class, forming gangsta.

Falz - One confused village boy, always speaking rubbish grammar in school but still passes English language exams.

VIC O - The most hated student in the school, yet he doesn't send anyone, he goes about failing and factorising pride outnof his failures.

AIRFORCE1 - That student that goes about bragging at the end of every exam, he collects 5 extra sheets for every exam but hardly hit average when results are out

BLAQBONEZ - He goes about dissing senior students and teachers, then blames his failure on the fact that he's yet to get a sponsor.

CYNTHIA MORGAN - That strange female, always sitting at d back with boiz and smoke with during breaks, has no female friend.

SKIBII - That cunning student that pretends to faint once the teacher tears him a stroke of cane.

Ruggedman: One of those persons ought to be chairman of old students association but still in school forming baba Isale.

Adekunle Gold: Always speaking Vernacular to impress girl and likes to bring old answers from seniors to cheat and pass exam! E.g omolade, Sade.

Blackface: that poor students that claims to be the most brilliant but always at the bottom of the class.

Faze: That brilliant student that everyone once loved but his step-mum and the witches in his village brought him down.

Black magic: the most dirty and ugly student in class.

Special Ed: sleeps a lot in class and is the first to go to canteen.

Chidinmma: Shortest girl in class, always passing her boundary and moves with the baddest guys.[/b]

[size=15pt]Now tagging these musicians on Twitter - Follow for updates @eduregard

Also like on Facebook For More

Also see Viktoh_YBNL's reply to this >>> https://www.nairaland.com/3076833/ybnl-viktoh-replies-how-nigerian
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CelebritiesHilarious! Nigerian Musicians And The Kind Of Students They Would Have Been by EduRegard(op): 12:16pm On Apr 29, 2016
Okay now, let’s take a look at some of our musicians in the music industry and judge, with their ways of life, the kind of students they would have made in school.

TERRY G – One hell of a noise maker and beatboxer in the class.

KOREDE BELLO – One very childish but handsome kid that senior girls take as school son.

REEKADO BANKS – Joined the school and took the first position by surprise within some months.

OLAMIDE – Causes commotion in every end of the year party for not given the first position.

MAYORKUN – Took a test his first day in school and had the highest score, now all eyes on him.

P-SQUARE – The twin brothers that are always causing trouble in the class.

B-RED - Has all the textbooks in d world, has d opportunity to see question papers before exams, most comfortable boy in class, but still ends up carrying last after term exams.

DAVIDO – Likes to brag about his father, flaunts wealth & brings a bottle of whisky in the class room everyday

PHENOM – Very obedient student but came to school once & never showed up again.

YCEE – One of those thugs that sit in the back inside class discussing which girl to toast next.

WIZKID – So obsessed to girls in the class, almost all girls are crushing on him.

VECTOR – Nobody understands him as he shows up in school once in a month.

SKALES – Always wearing fancy clothes and gold accessories to school but wouldn’t be able to afford snacks during break.

MI – The genius that’s always excelling in english subjects, he motivates people to pass.

DON JAZZY – Oldest in the class, loves food a lot, always shouting he is a boss and a hell of a bully.

ICE PRINCE – Performs averagely in class, but bags awards for the school.

KCEE – Likes to draw nonsense on the chalkboard.

TIWA SAVAGE – Bad LovePeddler and twerks in front of the class even though she has a boyfriend in the other class.

TEKNO – One cheese boy that girls fall for. Always busy with his dancing crew and never comes for classes.

PATORANKING – One hell of a stoner and caught almost everyday smoking weed inside school farm.

YEMI ALADE – Yellow bone queen that his always looking for boys.

SIMI – One freaky dirty girl with the torn clothes, but has a sharp mouth.

REMINISCE – One of the most wanted gangstars in the class. Always talking about broken bottles but never broke one.

VIKTOH – Just one chronic failer, so dumb gets zero in every exam.

BANKY W – Teaches other students, but hardly passes examinations.

SHAYDEE – Nobody notices him in class even though he moves with the biggest and most brilliant boys.

KISS DANIEL – That very cool, calm and very brilliant guy in the class.

FLAVOUR – The loner, goes alone to d sports field everyday with guitar to sing loudly to himself.

CHINKO – Just one disturbed noisemaker but always passing exams without reading.

IYANYA – Likes to take his shirt off and shows his chest to impress girls.


EVA – The lesbian and has a knife in her schoolbag, no girl messes with her.

TIMAYA – Always got hiccups and lazy to speak.

LIL KESH – He is brilliant, hardworking but very vulgar and hell of a late comer.

D’BANJ – Doesn’t listen to the teacher, feels he knows it all & never bring books to class.

9ICE – One hardcore Yoruba boy, a big dreamer and likes to fantasize, wants to join school politics and becomes senior prefect boy is school 1.

DIJA – one spoilt brat, small girl & always rude to her seniors, very disrespectful.

ADEKUNLE GOLD – The shy and quiet guy, has a crush on a girl but can’t speak to her.

PHYNO – Noise maker and impossible to be heard when talking

YUNG6IX – Likes to hide other students study books, very unserious and unstable, but has better grades than the serious ones.

2FACE : The teacher that impregnated most of all d students……

Don’t stop the fun, share and contribute!

Source
: http://eduregard.com.ng/hilarious-nigerian-musicians-and-the-kind-of-students-they-would-have-been/

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