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Tolzeal:
Brethren ,

This is Samsung mobile phone is the ONLY type of phone that gives you Flexibility and Skyrocket your productivity.

I upgraded to the One UI Os yesterday on s9 ever since then I've hated to be on IOS. Fluidity , Sharpness and Navigation is so damn superb. I've come to realize iPhone is for the pussies who feels great over spending on mediocre.

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If your priority is productivity and still getting the respect your deserve for using a smart mobile. Drop that shitty iOs that restrict yourself and made you pay for what's not worth it.

PS ; I've used the Flagship of both iOS and Android (iPhone & Samsung ) . So I definitely know what I'm talking about.

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CheapDataGuy:
Pls link to the thread

TheGreatestMan:
2 Ways To Relocate To Canada This Year

It is no longer news that Canada is one of the best countries in the world with a perfect system in place.

No wonder many Nigerians are relocating to start a new life over there especially with the condition of the country

I am not one to say "don't relocate"

If the conditions of this country is frustrating you, then feel free to move.

Even our so called leaders and politicians have second passports to other countries.

And they have also secured same for their close family members.

With that said, if you intend to relocate to Canada this year, there are 2 ways to do so.

(1) You can get a Canada immigration agent to assist you with the process.

You can find many of them via Google.com

The 2 problems with this method are:

i. You will spend at least N2m in extra fees and this fee won't be refunded if your application does not go through. If you browse online forums,
you will come across various people's stories as regards this

ii. You will still have to do most of the work yourself even if your application goes through. The agent will just collect his money to guide you.

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(2) The second way is to handle the processing yourself.

Many people don't do this because they lack the necessary information on how to do this right.

If you already have all your documents right, you can finish the process in 10 months.

If you handle your Canada relocation project yourself, you are going to save a lot of money as a result and even speed up the process.

Why do you have to pay an agent N2m or more when you can use all that money to pay for your flights and other important things?

The good news is that you can now get all the step by step guidance you need to relocate to Canada yourself from someone who has already
done it for himself and many others.

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femi4:
How much is his Salary?

SamuelLoch:
Now this is simple, you did not encode the text you read into the long-term memory.
Remember that there are three types of memory:
1. Short term memory
2. Working memory
3. Long term memory.
Like I said earlier, you did not encode well, so your hours of reading suffered to your short-term memory which last for some hours.
The possible solutions are,
1. Free your mind off thoughts - This is really difficult but try to distract it with unknown musical instrumentals (I try rap and Indian songs) or a very sensitive environment where people are watching you. This again might be difficult due to your type of learning.

2. Space your reading sessions - this is one of the most reliable way of retaining all you've read. Read in fits-and-starts. For instance, read from 4 - 7am, go do some other activities, continue reading from say, 12 - 2pm, revise what you've read and read something new again before sleep, say, 9pm - 10pm. For everytime you get rest or take a break, the brain syncs the information and tries to transfer the information to the working memory.

3. Relate the text to events - this is the best way to retain information. Syncing your readings to events quickens the long-term memory. Let's say you're reading about Cognitive Development, trying to relate the topic to the stages of development in humans from birth using a friend as an example would help you take in the information about Cognitive Development.
Another could be to write down the key-terms in the text you're reading, then map it on a piece of paper. You could also try the first alphabets of some terms and make a word/sentence out of it. This would help you memorize a very long paragraph, sincerely.

4. Revise - One best way to revise is to set quantitative and qualitative questions about the texts you've covered. Then, try to answer the questions over and over again.

5. Explore different reading environments - Unfortunately, this doesn't do much in some campuses in Nigeria. On your own, try to read at a corner in your room, read on the bed (but ensure you don't sleep off), read while on the floor, read with music, read with people around you, read in the kitchen, read in the toilet, read outside, maybe under a tree free of animals, read in a garden, read at the bus stop etc.
This may sound crazy, but sincerely, you are gradually building an environment where nothing or nobody can disturb your concentration. And at the same time, your memory would find events that would help you take information into the long-term memory which you'd remember after years.

5. Share with friends - This way, you're gradually transferring whatever you're discussing into your long-term memory. Teach your friends what you've discovered and hear from them too.

6. Get sleep and nutrition - Every other thing above might be put in place but with less expected outcome in return. Give the body what it needs to function well. Look-up "foods for the brain" and inculcate the ones you can afford then get good sleep.


With all of this in place, you would memorize an entire textbook, make it a challenge...

DoTheNeedful:
My Observations

1. The woman is lazy and she is a liar. She claims to be a graduate of York University yet her English is very watery. They should deport
her;she is a disgrace.

2. The White guy who interviewed her is a terrible racist. He couldn't hide his hatred from Africans.


3. It's not only Africans that beg. I was shocked when I saw a White lady with two children begging for alms in front of a Walmart store
somewhere in the US. Up till that day, I never knew a White could beg to eat in a country like America.


I feel ashamed of this lazy and greedy woman though. I wish like tearing her better slap.

Kobaro:
Hold up bro, did you just say you sent a copy of your WAEC certificate and it was accepted?! Like, WES accepted it in place of the confirmation of result they requested that WAEC send directly to them?

Kobaro:
Hi Thelma, I understand it can be really useful to send documents together in order to save costs. However, you should only send related documents in a single package/parcel. For instance, it is okay to send your WAEC scratch card to WES together with your WAEC confirmation of results as these are clearly related -- This is what practically everyone has done so far, including myself. However, you shouldn't send your degree certificate together with your WAEC parcel as these are unrelated and may raise a flag with WES.

I would suggest you do the following -- if you use an iOS device, try to download an app called iFax from the Apple app store. Next, have your certificate scanned to PDF in the exact way you want WES to receive it. You can then send your PDF certificate as a FAX message to WES (WES Fax No: +1 416 972 9004). This was how I sent mine and it was accepted.

Hope this helps.

P.S. -- It took approximately two business days for WES to acknowledge the receipt of my faxed degree certificate. Also, with the iFax app, you can either use a paid subscription or take advantage of the 7-day free trial. Kindly let me know if you need any other info.

NaijaRoyalty:
Udughan lost his senses after joining APC

Richdad50:
I remember the days of Rural Rugged where we laid it all and gave the last of our breath to see it successful. I vividly remember how other Corp members couldn't understand the things we did. It was strange to them and i understand. Little did we know we were laying the foundations of our destiny. Many of you might not understand except a few who allowed NCCF pass through them.

We were about Nine State Executives in number in the particular state we served. Most of the nights were without proper sleep and morning were full with work. We fasted, prayed, ate, fasted, prayed, worked, all the year. The last night before our POP, we came together as nine(9) and held our hands in one song and cried for open doors. We were confident of the sacrifice and wouldn't be surprised by the blessings yet to come.

Today among the nine(9) are two Bank Executives, International Business man, renowned indigenous Software Developer and employer of men, an Evangelist, a well known Female Enterprenuer and Public speaker, two government officials, and one who dedicated his life to missions. He is presently in Namibia.
We laugh when we think of the days and the sacrifice, the bonding, and the consequence of giving it all. Friends, to serve God pays.

#Richdad

VolvoS60:
OP,

You must be one of the old schoolers.

Do these names ring a bell? Not sure if some of them are still playing...

Raccah Rovers
Sharks of Port Harcourt
IICC Shooting Stars(now 3SC)
Abiola Babes
Stationery Stores?
Mighty Jets (of Jos)?
Leventis FC

ellagabs:
some people can lie, this pix was posted 2years ago. pix was taken in a bus not a church.