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sojent:Yes! That is all you have, a YES or NO question. |
But there's no democracy in Kogi State! |
No be only carry! Her biceps and triceps doesn't look like she's carrying anything. Obvious photoshop! |
achorladey:Capital NO. When registrations close, it means adding or dropping of courses has closed. |
Seancombz:Change your data subscription network. If you are having the issue with Glo for instance, try MTN. Alternatively, download free VPN and use. |
omoyemoses:Check the timetable. If indeed they are on the timetable, prepare to sit for the exams. I am sure the University knows how to make up for those TMAs. Success! |
KendrickAyomide:Niagara not Viagra. � |
Olamsoh:Have sent you messages on whatsapp for up to three days now and no replies. |
De-ribbed version of Ini Edo |
SSAwhistleblowe:CIT814, what is the course title? Or you meant CIT841? |
Francejaik:Congratulations dear. U could actually stay on and help others who may be in dire need of your encouragement, advice and support to make it through. I am sure there are a lot of experiences u will share that will help someone on this thread. I wish you the best in your future endeavors. |
Bluezy13:10, not 15. Did you have a mobile phone 15years ago? In 2004, I never had a phone. I just barely finished secondary school then. |
Bluezy13:Many people here don't have a mobile phone 15years ago! |
SlimBrawnie:I suggest you check the exam Timetable to know if the course(s) is/are there. Based on how the School has been in the past, courses without TMAs normally don't have exams. But, you know, things change. Keep checking the TMAs as well in case they are later uploaded. Cheers. |
lakesidepapa:There's a free version of 500MB daily which should do. Your can search FREE VPN Chrome extension and download. Thanks. Stealth is there. It is completely free. |
Dara2:If you are using chrome, download Hotspot Shield VPN Free Proxy extension. It works fine. |
Dara2:Change you line for data subscription. I changed from Glo to MTN to fix the issue. Alternatively, a method a posted here earlier will work for you. Download VPN and use. |
SchoolNaScam001:She has an encouraging past |
NOUNPortal:ERROR 403 Forbidden You don't have permission to access /pop-exam-time-table/ on this server. |
RoyalPriesthuud:Try again and see. A student shared similar experience but when I checked, I didn't see it. Please check to be sure of your matriculation number. |
In a bid to obtain comprehensive feedback from students so as to better understand students’ needs and what improvements to make, a short feedback form called rate-my-centre has been created and made active. It is accessible to students via the NOUN learning Space to active students. The feedback survey link is https://mylearningspace.nouedu2.net/info/rate-my-centre (You must be logged in and belong to a study centre to use the link) Students are expected to do the following: 1. provide star ratings (up to ten stars) on their experiences at the study centres. 2. complete a short survey questionnaire on their specific experiences. 3. provide helpful review comments and suggestions. Kindly direct students appropriately to provide accurate and meaningful feedback. Technical support requests should be sent to lcms@noun.edu.ng Regards Management |
Chizzy759831:You don't need passport to view your results. You simply click "Your Courses" from the main menu and selecting "Result" from the sub menu. NB: viewing of results is currently not available. |
Anthonyo15:But the memo above says Submission begins 1st November and ends by Ending of November. Please clarify where the "you have just this week to submit" comes from. Thanks bro. |
Dead on arrival. It is like when Buhari went to open a steel rolling mill in Katsina some years ago even when there is no steel in the North. |
Kayman3:Same here, even at midnight. It is very slow. The new Server seems slower than the former. |
EbunGift1:Sent... You may remove your email please. |
EbunGift1:Drop your email |
How do you tell if someone is lying? When Professor of Psychology Richard Wiseman conducted a nationwide experiment to identify the tell-tale signs, the results were surprising. How do you spot a liar? Richard’s first mass participation experiment was The MegaLab Truth Test. Question Time presenter Robin Day was filmed talking about his favourite movie, twice. In one video he told the truth, but the other contained a pack of lies. Both videos were then played live on Tomorrow’s World and viewers were asked to phone in and guess in which one Robin was telling the truth. This enabled Richard and his team to identify the cues that we all use to detect when someone is lying. As well as the Tomorrow World footage they also broadcast the soundtrack on BBC Radio and placed the transcript in the Daily Telegraph. 1. Don’t look at a liar, just listen It transpired that people were better lie detectors when they just heard the soundtrack or read the transcript. Those who watched it on television struggled to detect the lies. This is because visual cues distract us from what is being said and good liars can control their body language more easily than their voice. So, if you want to spot a liar, don’t look at them. Listen to what they say and how they say it. If you want to distinguish fact from fiction then radio, not TV or video, is your friend… 2. Beware a shortage of personal references People tend to drop out personal references when they’re lying, so “me”, “my” and “I” drop away. 3. Liars say less Perhaps to minimise the risk of dropping themselves in it, liars tend to say less. Robin Day said about half the amount when he was lying than when he was telling the truth 4. Look for pauses after questions There’s a bigger response latency – the period of time between the end of the question and the beginning of the answer – when people are lying. 5. Liars are less emotional With lies, there’s a drop in emotionality. 6. Pay extra attention to your nearest and dearest Depressingly, Richard has also shown that our nearest and dearest are the most able to deceive us. When you get people who have been friends or partners for twenty years they’re very confident about detecting lies but, in reality, particularly bad at it. The better you get to know someone, the easier it is for them to lie to you undetected. Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4xCSd5MkvyYtYsPhD3r1KvJ/a-psychologist-s-tips-on-how-to-spot-a-liar
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eddie7:Check back by January. |
EbonyCy:Exactly, if you must study Nursing. |
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