This is unheard of. When will Nigeria ever grow up politically? All these politics with bitterness takes us nowhere. I have been observing all these brigandage in the name of politics and keep I wondering when we'll ever get it right. I just hope the abducted would be released soon, even if they end up doing anything with the results. Lives first.

#IweepForthisCountry

Equal2DeTask:
is the E-book free?

no sir

INTRODUCTION:

Many people aim at studying in schools that are affordable and cheap because the economy isn’t so favourable and it will be hard for one to just study abroad because they can’t afford it. Few people know that some schools, in fact, many schools abroad offer free tuition even without a loan. I know you’re shocked to hear that but before the end of this, I will list the schools (in hundreds) and the fairness of their tuitions.
It is important to note that many schools’ tuition for both international students and indigenous students don’t always differ because education is considered a necessity no matter your race, status or background. Feel free to check out the school(s) of your choice and start your online application forthwith. The purpose of this eBook is to ensure that your study abroad is made easy so that you don’t have to suffer or find it hard trying to locate the school of your choice.
A basic knowledge is needed for you to study abroad. Don’t think that it’s only a guru that study’s abroad. Even most of the students abroad are not better than you, so relax and go ahead with that your academic pursuit and make the best out of it. You should always bear in mind that schooling abroad is a very interesting experience because it offers you; the opportunity to intermingle with other races, the opportunity to work while schooling and the opportunity to enjoy free education. Even if you’re seeking to travel abroad for other businesses aside schooling, this is also your opportunity because it’s very important you ‘disvirgin’ that passport so that it will make it easier for you to travel around other countries too.
You will agree with me that travelling abroad isn’t easy because it’s mostly believed that men and women travel out for many illegal jobs, but with the student visa, the work is made easier. Oyinbo is much interested in having you come abroad once you make sure that you presented your evidence of family income to make them know your financial status. This will even help you the more to have that scholarship, less or free tuition and the working opportunity you need when you’re admitted into that school of your choice. It is important you let the Oyinbo know that you’re not very rich to take care of your study abroad to avoid being placed among the higher class that could be required to pay higher. So, the best for you is to ensure that what you will present is what you can afford, especially if your family isn’t too rich. Don’t worry, when you get abroad, you will get what you need to survive there. Ask yourself this question: “how many people who travelled out to study came back due to frustration?” so relax and believe that you can make it out of the situation and still have extra change to send home to your people. I won’t advise you to have your mind locked in going for an illegal job out there because if you do, it’s easy for you to put yourself before the eyes of the government and security agencies which makes you either a fugitive running and meandering to avoid being caught or even the victim that would be bundled back home. You should know that Oyinbo sends foreigners home handcuffed as if they’re criminals and that has a stigma attached to it. Be careful and understand what it takes to enter into that foreign country and make it out successfully to avoid making yourself the scapegoat that will pay for the sins of those who tried some stunts in the past and succeeded.
I know you’re keen to jump into the list of schools abroad but before then, you need some tips and that will help you out so that you won’t be like that foolish fowl that rushes to the place where the bulls fear to tread. Be guided, warned and judicious about travelling abroad. Ensure you get the tips before you travel so that you’ll have a hitch-free education and come out successful. Relax and enjoy this expensive information on a platter of gold and grab that knowledge sooner than you think and cheaper than you think too. It’s only in our home country that education could be seen as expensive but in foreign countries, education is not a luxury but a necessity of life which is required to be free for all. Even the most expensive schools in the world have free tuition plans especially if there is a recommendation from a particular class in the society. Don’t be in a rush, but ensure that you get the best out of the school tips, environment, cost of living in the country and general information you need before you apply. Some schools may offer free tuition but the cost of living in that country may not be as cheap as you think, which means that you may have to spend more money to survive than you should have spent on tuition. So it’s important you know about the cost of living first before you make the choice of the school to attend and the country of choice.
TIPS AND IMPORTANT INFORMATION YOU NEED TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL STUDY ABROAD

Here, I will give you some of the vital information that will help you gain that admission and feel happy doing that without regrets because it’s very bad for you to gain an admission and hate yourself for making the first step at all to land yourself into such country that will not only drain your pocket but make life miserable for you in a wink of an eye. Be wise, careful and extremely meticulous before you make a choice. I’ll show you some of the things you need as a first timer in order to be well prepared to study abroad. Here is everything you need to prepare to study abroad, including a study abroad preparation checklist, a list of do's and don't's, and miscellany of things to bring to study abroad.
This whole studying abroad thing can seem difficult, right? You've got eager advisors full of answers, brochures and program descriptions up to the last and you've even read reviews from past participants and chatted with study-abroad-alum friends and classmates.
And although in your head you can logically say "I can do this," there is still a tiny voice in the back of your mind saying, "But can you really do it?" Truth be told, there is a lot that goes into an international adventure than you think, so don’t just rush. But don't worry; I got your back. Read on to learn everything you need to know as a first timer.
1. You need the right documentation

Schooling abroad means travelling to another country! In order to do this, you will need a brand new kind of identification, a passport. Passports can take a few weeks to process, so it is best to coordinate as early as possible. You will be asked to show your passport as you leave your home country, as well as when you enter the foreign country. You may also be required to have a visa for studying abroad; this all depends on the country you are headed to. We recommend checking in with your advisor to make sure you know exactly what you need, and making digital and physical copies of both your passport and visa.
Erasmus’s tip: Bring a pen with you on the plane and keep your passport handy, as you'll likely need to fill out a bit of paperwork before entering your study abroad destination.
2. Plane tickets are best purchased three months in advance

Your mom or grandma might try to get you to purchase your ticket six or more months in advance, but while they are giving you the gift of peace of mind, it is actually costing them a great deal more than necessary. Actually, the best and ideal time to purchase your ticket is in the three-month range prior to your departure, as this is when the price is typically the lowest. Your plane ride will be a great start to the adventure. You can choose a window or aisle seat (depending on the strength of your bladder!), you might get your own personal TV screen for a movie marathon, and the food isn't as bad as it once was. Enjoy!
Erasmus’s Tip: Set up flight alerts on Kayak.com or Airfare Watchdog to get instant updates on when the price drops!
3. Consciously protect your valuables

You will likely be travelling with a few of your most prized possessions in tow, maybe your laptop, your Smartphone, your iPod, your passport, some nice jewellery, or money. It is essential that you actively make an effort to keep track of your belongings. While theft isn’t necessarily a great risk in foreign countries abroad than at home, you will likely be more distracted (due to all of the awesome fun you are having!). Before you leave your dorm, apartment, or homestead, place your money in a money belt or in various places on your persons. Lock up any possessions you leave behind!
Erasmus’s tip: Avoid wearing flashy clothes or accessories that draw instant attention to your economic status.
4. Get your bank and online password situations in order

One of the greatest frustrations you might encounter while studying abroad is a snafu with your bank. Make sure you alert them in advance and give them specific dates about when and where you are studying abroad. In this way, you will significantly decrease the chances of having a difficult moment when your ATM card or credit card is declined suddenly.
Many study-abroad students choose to travel with a debit card in lieu of cash. Students take out sums of money from the ATM as needed, as foreign ATMs distribute money in the local currency. This helps avoid long lines at the bank.
Erasmus’s tip: Take off the secondary password protections for your online passwords, especially if every time you log in from a new IP address or computer it sends a text message password or similar process for accessing your account.
5. Bring good walking shoes

You may have your car in your home country (naija) and enjoy the luxury, but when you travel out, you may need to walk more than usual until you make the money to get your own car in the foreign country. You'll be walking a lot more than usual, especially as you continue to explore all the nooks and crannies of your study abroad destination. While your high heels are cute, they simply won't cut it along the cobblestone streets or long city blocks. Do yourself (and your lower back, feet, and overall sanity) a favour by investing in a good pair of walking shoes. Flat shoes are cool for this adventurous travel.
Erasmus’s tip: You don't have to sacrifice style for comfort. Find shoes with thick soles and padding to ensure your day look transitions to night in a cinch.
6. You can restock your essential toiletries abroad

If you have a certain affinity for specific cosmetic brands, you may be better off stocking up on your precious serums prior to studying abroad. However, if your hair shines; whether it’s Pantene or not, and you don't mind swapping your Old Spice for a new scent, it will not be difficult to find soaps, shampoos, laundry detergent, makeup, contact solution, or other toiletries abroad.
The perk of the latter option is that some of these items may be significantly cheaper abroad. The perk of the former is that mom and dad might foot the bill if you just toss it in the shopping cart nonchalantly. It's up to you!
Erasmus’s tip: Unfortunately, this fact doesn't always ring true when it comes to feminine products; it might be worth it for girls studying abroad to come with enough for the entire duration of their program.
7. Where should I live?

Your study abroad program might have a number of different housing options, anywhere from a shared apartment to a dorm on an international university campus to a homestead. While the options are plenty and varied, there is no right or wrong choice when it comes to choosing your living situation abroad.
That being said, in order to have the most effective, immersive, and interesting experience possible, we do recommend that students consciously push themselves out of their comfort zone and seek housing that is less isolating than a private apartment. Engaging with foreigners, whether local or not, is a really powerful experience, and it would be a shame to be so insular when the opportunity presents itself.
Erasmus’s tip: Discuss your options with your advisor well in advance and choose the accommodation that best suits YOU (not your friends, classmates, etc).
8. Medicines and Insurance

If you are taking prescription medications already, you would be wise to coordinate with your doctor to fill these for the duration of your study abroad program. It would be unreliable to expect your study abroad destination to have your specific drugs at the ready.
Over the counter drugs can be easily found abroad but sometimes have different names; all it takes is a quick Google search to figure out what to look for in the local pharmacy. You may be pleasantly surprised by the number of familiar pharmaceutical brands in your study abroad destination!
If you do encounter a need for medical services abroad, try not to panic! Most foreign countries will have decent medical facilities to take care of you. Make sure you travel to the clinic or the hospital with your passport and insurance card in tow. It is likely you will have to pay for the medical expenses upfront and later claim them through your insurance.
Erasmus’s tip: Bring a credit card solely for medical emergencies. While we hope you never have an experience that will cost you much naira or more, it is better to be safe than sorry!
9. Cultural sensitivity

Studying abroad comes with some responsibility on the student's part. As you will be living and functioning within another culture, it is important that you always keep the local cultural norms in mind. This might influence the way you dress, the way you speak, and the way you interact with the locals.
It is important for travellers to practice sensitivity throughout their journeys, as your behaviour may otherwise offend others unnecessarily or bring a bad name upon all travellers.
Erasmus’s tip: A great first step in showcasing your interest in the local culture is to pick up some simple phrases (or more) in the local language. You'll be surprised and pleased with the pleasant response to your Spanish or Italian greeting versus a casual "hello."
10. Embassies, safety, and places you probably won't want to go to:

If you get into a mess while studying abroad, your first point of contact will likely be your study abroad resident programming staff. However, if an emergency occurs, you would be wise to book it straight to your country’s embassy. Have the number and address of its location on your person to avoid potential mix-ups in these hectic circumstances.
Caution: if you are caught doing an illegal act while studying abroad, you may end up in jail, and there's not much your country, your family, your friends, or your program staff can do about it. That's right, you'll be under a foreign jurisdiction, so if you'd rather spend your days abroad having fun and not behind bars, don't flirt with violating any local laws!
Erasmus’s tip: Not all laws in foreign countries are the same as back home. Familiarize yourself in advance, stay away from sketchy areas and people...just keep your malcontent-side in check.
11. Finally, a fruit basket of tips for preparing to study abroad

• Plugs… First-time students might be surprised by the way the plugs look in other countries! That's right, what you’re used to may not (and likely won’t) work abroad. You will need to either purchase an adaptor in advance (a quick online search should warrant a slew of options) or while in the country (certainly cheaper, but slightly more inconvenient). You will also need to pay attention to your study abroad destination's voltage situation, otherwise, you might end up with ruined hair dryers or cell phones (been there, it blows...literally).
• Jetlag… It's REAL! Jetlag is a blanket term to describe when you're tired after a long haul flight (Feeling tired? More like a zombie). As your body adjusts to your epic time travel, you will find it difficult to adjust to a new time zone. It can take up to one or two weeks to fully settle into a new time zone, so be patient as your body adapts. Avoid taking naps, and embrace your inevitable early bedtimes or early risings.
• Photos…If you're keen to document your entire experience with your camera in hand, you'd be wise to bring a few extra SD cards to swap in or to purchase a big-daddy 16GB card from the get-go.
• Laundry… Laundry will cost you a pretty penny during your study abroad program. To offset the costs, you might choose to start hand washing your clothes and hanging them to dry. Other students haul them to the nearest Laundromat, or it may be possible that your accommodation is equipped with a washer and dryer. No matter what, make sure you budget extra money to cover these impending costs.

LET ME JUST GIVE YOU ONE OUT OF NUMEROUS SCHOOLS

Barclay College
Barclay College, established in 1918, a four-year Quaker Bible school located in Havilland, Kansas, has an enrolment of about 250 students. The college does welcome students from all evangelical faiths.
The program provides bachelor’s degree programs in Pastoral Ministry, Youth Ministry, Sports and Recreational Leadership, Christian Elementary Education, Business Administration, and other programs. Barclay also offers Associate’s degrees in Biblical Studies and General Studies, a distance learning program as well as other certificates and degree programs.
Additional Barclay College highlights include:
* Barclay College has a 49% admission rate.
* The college received accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation, of the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE).
Students receiving the full-tuition scholarship are required to live in on-campus housing. The scholarship is worth $11,000 per year and a student’s cost is $10,990. The scholarship, however, does not cover the cost of the room, board, and fees.
Website: https://www.barclaycollege.edu/
Call: 800.862.0226

There are many of these free tuition schools abroad in many countries. I have lots of them compiled (I mean Lots), including lots of tips unmentioned here that will give you the easiest clue on how to go about the free-tuition schools.
check my signature and contact me for the full-detailed eBook if you want to enjoy these tips that you never know. You'd be shocked.
call: 08037785437

INTRODUCTION:

Many people aim at studying in schools that are affordable and cheap because the economy isn’t so favourable and it will be hard for one to just study abroad because they can’t afford it. Few people know that some schools, in fact, many schools abroad offer free tuition even without a loan. I know you’re shocked to hear that but before the end of this, I will list the schools (in hundreds) and the fairness of their tuitions.
It is important to note that many schools’ tuition for both international students and indigenous students don’t always differ because education is considered a necessity no matter your race, status or background. Feel free to check out the school(s) of your choice and start your online application forthwith. The purpose of this eBook is to ensure that your study abroad is made easy so that you don’t have to suffer or find it hard trying to locate the school of your choice.
A basic knowledge is needed for you to study abroad. Don’t think that it’s only a guru that study’s abroad. Even most of the students abroad are not better than you, so relax and go ahead with that your academic pursuit and make the best out of it. You should always bear in mind that schooling abroad is a very interesting experience because it offers you; the opportunity to intermingle with other races, the opportunity to work while schooling and the opportunity to enjoy free education. Even if you’re seeking to travel abroad for other businesses aside schooling, this is also your opportunity because it’s very important you ‘disvirgin’ that passport so that it will make it easier for you to travel around other countries too.
You will agree with me that travelling abroad isn’t easy because it’s mostly believed that men and women travel out for many illegal jobs, but with the student visa, the work is made easier. Oyinbo is much interested in having you come abroad once you make sure that you presented your evidence of family income to make them know your financial status. This will even help you the more to have that scholarship, less or free tuition and the working opportunity you need when you’re admitted into that school of your choice. It is important you let the Oyinbo know that you’re not very rich to take care of your study abroad to avoid being placed among the higher class that could be required to pay higher. So, the best for you is to ensure that what you will present is what you can afford, especially if your family isn’t too rich. Don’t worry, when you get abroad, you will get what you need to survive there. Ask yourself this question: “how many people who travelled out to study came back due to frustration?” so relax and believe that you can make it out of the situation and still have extra change to send home to your people. I won’t advise you to have your mind locked in going for an illegal job out there because if you do, it’s easy for you to put yourself before the eyes of the government and security agencies which makes you either a fugitive running and meandering to avoid being caught or even the victim that would be bundled back home. You should know that Oyinbo sends foreigners home handcuffed as if they’re criminals and that has a stigma attached to it. Be careful and understand what it takes to enter into that foreign country and make it out successfully to avoid making yourself the scapegoat that will pay for the sins of those who tried some stunts in the past and succeeded.
I know you’re keen to jump into the list of schools abroad but before then, you need some tips and that will help you out so that you won’t be like that foolish fowl that rushes to the place where the bulls fear to tread. Be guided, warned and judicious about travelling abroad. Ensure you get the tips before you travel so that you’ll have a hitch-free education and come out successful. Relax and enjoy this expensive information on a platter of gold and grab that knowledge sooner than you think and cheaper than you think too. It’s only in our home country that education could be seen as expensive but in foreign countries, education is not a luxury but a necessity of life which is required to be free for all. Even the most expensive schools in the world have free tuition plans especially if there is a recommendation from a particular class in the society. Don’t be in a rush, but ensure that you get the best out of the school tips, environment, cost of living in the country and general information you need before you apply. Some schools may offer free tuition but the cost of living in that country may not be as cheap as you think, which means that you may have to spend more money to survive than you should have spent on tuition. So it’s important you know about the cost of living first before you make the choice of the school to attend and the country of choice.
TIPS AND IMPORTANT INFORMATION YOU NEED TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL STUDY ABROAD

Here, I will give you some of the vital information that will help you gain that admission and feel happy doing that without regrets because it’s very bad for you to gain an admission and hate yourself for making the first step at all to land yourself into such country that will not only drain your pocket but make life miserable for you in a wink of an eye. Be wise, careful and extremely meticulous before you make a choice. I’ll show you some of the things you need as a first timer in order to be well prepared to study abroad. Here is everything you need to prepare to study abroad, including a study abroad preparation checklist, a list of do's and don't's, and miscellany of things to bring to study abroad.
This whole studying abroad thing can seem difficult, right? You've got eager advisors full of answers, brochures and program descriptions up to the last and you've even read reviews from past participants and chatted with study-abroad-alum friends and classmates.
And although in your head you can logically say "I can do this," there is still a tiny voice in the back of your mind saying, "But can you really do it?" Truth be told, there is a lot that goes into an international adventure than you think, so don’t just rush. But don't worry; I got your back. Read on to learn everything you need to know as a first timer.
1. You need the right documentation

Schooling abroad means travelling to another country! In order to do this, you will need a brand new kind of identification, a passport. Passports can take a few weeks to process, so it is best to coordinate as early as possible. You will be asked to show your passport as you leave your home country, as well as when you enter the foreign country. You may also be required to have a visa for studying abroad; this all depends on the country you are headed to. We recommend checking in with your advisor to make sure you know exactly what you need, and making digital and physical copies of both your passport and visa.
Erasmus’s tip: Bring a pen with you on the plane and keep your passport handy, as you'll likely need to fill out a bit of paperwork before entering your study abroad destination.
2. Plane tickets are best purchased three months in advance

Your mom or grandma might try to get you to purchase your ticket six or more months in advance, but while they are giving you the gift of peace of mind, it is actually costing them a great deal more than necessary. Actually, the best and ideal time to purchase your ticket is in the three-month range prior to your departure, as this is when the price is typically the lowest. Your plane ride will be a great start to the adventure. You can choose a window or aisle seat (depending on the strength of your bladder!), you might get your own personal TV screen for a movie marathon, and the food isn't as bad as it once was. Enjoy!
Erasmus’s Tip: Set up flight alerts on Kayak.com or Airfare Watchdog to get instant updates on when the price drops!
3. Consciously protect your valuables

You will likely be travelling with a few of your most prized possessions in tow, maybe your laptop, your Smartphone, your iPod, your passport, some nice jewellery, or money. It is essential that you actively make an effort to keep track of your belongings. While theft isn’t necessarily a great risk in foreign countries abroad than at home, you will likely be more distracted (due to all of the awesome fun you are having!). Before you leave your dorm, apartment, or homestead, place your money in a money belt or in various places on your persons. Lock up any possessions you leave behind!
Erasmus’s tip: Avoid wearing flashy clothes or accessories that draw instant attention to your economic status.
4. Get your bank and online password situations in order

One of the greatest frustrations you might encounter while studying abroad is a snafu with your bank. Make sure you alert them in advance and give them specific dates about when and where you are studying abroad. In this way, you will significantly decrease the chances of having a difficult moment when your ATM card or credit card is declined suddenly.
Many study-abroad students choose to travel with a debit card in lieu of cash. Students take out sums of money from the ATM as needed, as foreign ATMs distribute money in the local currency. This helps avoid long lines at the bank.
Erasmus’s tip: Take off the secondary password protections for your online passwords, especially if every time you log in from a new IP address or computer it sends a text message password or similar process for accessing your account.
5. Bring good walking shoes

You may have your car in your home country (naija) and enjoy the luxury, but when you travel out, you may need to walk more than usual until you make the money to get your own car in the foreign country. You'll be walking a lot more than usual, especially as you continue to explore all the nooks and crannies of your study abroad destination. While your high heels are cute, they simply won't cut it along the cobblestone streets or long city blocks. Do yourself (and your lower back, feet, and overall sanity) a favour by investing in a good pair of walking shoes. Flat shoes are cool for this adventurous travel.
Erasmus’s tip: You don't have to sacrifice style for comfort. Find shoes with thick soles and padding to ensure your day look transitions to night in a cinch.
6. You can restock your essential toiletries abroad

If you have a certain affinity for specific cosmetic brands, you may be better off stocking up on your precious serums prior to studying abroad. However, if your hair shines; whether it’s Pantene or not, and you don't mind swapping your Old Spice for a new scent, it will not be difficult to find soaps, shampoos, laundry detergent, makeup, contact solution, or other toiletries abroad.
The perk of the latter option is that some of these items may be significantly cheaper abroad. The perk of the former is that mom and dad might foot the bill if you just toss it in the shopping cart nonchalantly. It's up to you!
Erasmus’s tip: Unfortunately, this fact doesn't always ring true when it comes to feminine products; it might be worth it for girls studying abroad to come with enough for the entire duration of their program.
7. Where should I live?

Your study abroad program might have a number of different housing options, anywhere from a shared apartment to a dorm on an international university campus to a homestead. While the options are plenty and varied, there is no right or wrong choice when it comes to choosing your living situation abroad.
That being said, in order to have the most effective, immersive, and interesting experience possible, we do recommend that students consciously push themselves out of their comfort zone and seek housing that is less isolating than a private apartment. Engaging with foreigners, whether local or not, is a really powerful experience, and it would be a shame to be so insular when the opportunity presents itself.
Erasmus’s tip: Discuss your options with your advisor well in advance and choose the accommodation that best suits YOU (not your friends, classmates, etc).
8. Medicines and Insurance

If you are taking prescription medications already, you would be wise to coordinate with your doctor to fill these for the duration of your study abroad program. It would be unreliable to expect your study abroad destination to have your specific drugs at the ready.
Over the counter drugs can be easily found abroad but sometimes have different names; all it takes is a quick Google search to figure out what to look for in the local pharmacy. You may be pleasantly surprised by the number of familiar pharmaceutical brands in your study abroad destination!
If you do encounter a need for medical services abroad, try not to panic! Most foreign countries will have decent medical facilities to take care of you. Make sure you travel to the clinic or the hospital with your passport and insurance card in tow. It is likely you will have to pay for the medical expenses upfront and later claim them through your insurance.
Erasmus’s tip: Bring a credit card solely for medical emergencies. While we hope you never have an experience that will cost you much naira or more, it is better to be safe than sorry!
9. Cultural sensitivity

Studying abroad comes with some responsibility on the student's part. As you will be living and functioning within another culture, it is important that you always keep the local cultural norms in mind. This might influence the way you dress, the way you speak, and the way you interact with the locals.
It is important for travellers to practice sensitivity throughout their journeys, as your behaviour may otherwise offend others unnecessarily or bring a bad name upon all travellers.
Erasmus’s tip: A great first step in showcasing your interest in the local culture is to pick up some simple phrases (or more) in the local language. You'll be surprised and pleased with the pleasant response to your Spanish or Italian greeting versus a casual "hello."
10. Embassies, safety, and places you probably won't want to go to:

If you get into a mess while studying abroad, your first point of contact will likely be your study abroad resident programming staff. However, if an emergency occurs, you would be wise to book it straight to your country’s embassy. Have the number and address of its location on your person to avoid potential mix-ups in these hectic circumstances.
Caution: if you are caught doing an illegal act while studying abroad, you may end up in jail, and there's not much your country, your family, your friends, or your program staff can do about it. That's right, you'll be under a foreign jurisdiction, so if you'd rather spend your days abroad having fun and not behind bars, don't flirt with violating any local laws!
Erasmus’s tip: Not all laws in foreign countries are the same as back home. Familiarize yourself in advance, stay away from sketchy areas and people...just keep your malcontent-side in check.
11. Finally, a fruit basket of tips for preparing to study abroad

• Plugs… First-time students might be surprised by the way the plugs look in other countries! That's right, what you’re used to may not (and likely won’t) work abroad. You will need to either purchase an adaptor in advance (a quick online search should warrant a slew of options) or while in the country (certainly cheaper, but slightly more inconvenient). You will also need to pay attention to your study abroad destination's voltage situation, otherwise, you might end up with ruined hair dryers or cell phones (been there, it blows...literally).
• Jetlag… It's REAL! Jetlag is a blanket term to describe when you're tired after a long haul flight (Feeling tired? More like a zombie). As your body adjusts to your epic time travel, you will find it difficult to adjust to a new time zone. It can take up to one or two weeks to fully settle into a new time zone, so be patient as your body adapts. Avoid taking naps, and embrace your inevitable early bedtimes or early risings.
• Photos…If you're keen to document your entire experience with your camera in hand, you'd be wise to bring a few extra SD cards to swap in or to purchase a big-daddy 16GB card from the get-go.
• Laundry… Laundry will cost you a pretty penny during your study abroad program. To offset the costs, you might choose to start hand washing your clothes and hanging them to dry. Other students haul them to the nearest Laundromat, or it may be possible that your accommodation is equipped with a washer and dryer. No matter what, make sure you budget extra money to cover these impending costs.

LET ME JUST GIVE YOU ONE OUT OF NUMEROUS SCHOOLS

Barclay College
Barclay College, established in 1918, a four-year Quaker Bible school located in Havilland, Kansas, has an enrolment of about 250 students. The college does welcome students from all evangelical faiths.
The program provides bachelor’s degree programs in Pastoral Ministry, Youth Ministry, Sports and Recreational Leadership, Christian Elementary Education, Business Administration, and other programs. Barclay also offers Associate’s degrees in Biblical Studies and General Studies, a distance learning program as well as other certificates and degree programs.
Additional Barclay College highlights include:
* Barclay College has a 49% admission rate.
* The college received accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation, of the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE).
Students receiving the full-tuition scholarship are required to live in on-campus housing. The scholarship is worth $11,000 per year and a student’s cost is $10,990. The scholarship, however, does not cover the cost of the room, board, and fees.
Website: https://www.barclaycollege.edu/
Call: 800.862.0226

There are many of these free tutition schools abroad in many countries. I have lots of them compiled (I mean Lots), including lots of tips unmentioned here that will give you the easiest clue on how to go about the free-tuition schools.
check my signature and contact me for the full-detailed eBook if you want to enjoy these tips that you never know. You'd be shocked.

“When a girl tells you to hold or cuddle her, she doesn’t mean you should make love to her. What she needs that particular time are your company and comfort; but if you’re patient and smart to hold her long enough, you’d get yourself rewarded,”






INTRODUCTION:

Many guys are not bold around sexy and pretty girls. Don’t feel so bad about it because that shyness can be an advantage for you though many guys find it hard to believe. There are some things that a guy needs to do so that a girl will always come and keep asking to hear his voice but many shy guys miss this opportunity for nothing. Even a bold guy can claim to be shy after reading this and still make the best out of the relationship, having lots of sexy, curvaceous and sweet girls around him. You don’t know that girls love guys that listen a lot to their complaints. I know that you never knew that right? Bold guys hardly listen; therefore, they end up getting the girl’s attention too quick but lose still them quicker.
Take this proverb to the heart: “Still and calm water runs deep,” also, “Moving stone collects no moss,”
As we progress, you will also understand the ‘butterfly principle’ which states that “if you chase a butterfly, you can hardly lay your hands on it but if you lay still, the butterfly thinks that you’re lifeless and comes and perches on you without your efforts, thereby spraying its sweet specks of dust on you. If you’re clever enough, it’s time to catch the butterfly”. Try and see every woman as a butterfly, then you can take off from there. I am a living witness to this; therefore I am just giving you all that I know. Just relax, keep your cup of tea, popcorn or wine handy as you read. You will end up smiling.
There are more tips coming your way. Learn how to read in between lines, this will help you a lot. Don’t spend so much time in a noisy environment because if you do, you will definitely be missing some points that will pass you by.
There is also the principle of 'disappearance' and the principle of the 'establishment of presence'. All these, I will explain later and make you understand how great guy you’re that will make you get any kind of girl you want, no matter her class or inequality with her. It’s not about the fatness of your bank account but about your attitude. Money can entice and attract a girl, but it’s your attitude that keeps her.
Can you put on a specific attitude that any girl can trip for?
Can you make her want to come around more often?
Can you show some skills in handling her to make her think of you all the time?
If you think you can do all these or want to know more, read on and get to the bottom of this in a wink.
THE POWER OF SILENCE

It is often said that in anything you do, try silence because it’s the best tool that gets the attention of that girl because she’s so much interested in knowing why you’re mute, calm, moody or reserved. A loquacious and bold guy mostly misses this part because he’s always talking and losing the most important part of the virtue that the shy guy has. Many shy guys don’t really talk much; therefore, people come around them to know why they are calm. Learn how to be unique with shyness and you’ll see lots of girl begging to hear you speak, just as Romeo was eager to hear Juliet’s voice when she was standing on her balcony and gazing at the full moon.
Let me tell you one secret; women don’t find guys that talk too much attractive. At first, they may think you’re smart, but the more you talk, the more you mix your wisdom with frivolities and you’ll gradually start metamorphosing from the great guy to the puerile guy who talks childish and boastful. Girls hate guys that are too bold because they think that you’re just trying to make her feel impressed, except if the guy in question is tactical enough to know when to STOP, PAUSE or CHANGE TOPIC. This can’t be possible if you don’t have the time to listen to yourself at the particular time when you’re talking. But the shy guy is calm and cool. Women sometimes like to feel that they are intimidating you but later they will be submissive. It’s a natural principle, so don’t be disturbed by it.
Pride is the nature of every woman, therefore, the ‘sharp guy’ shouldn’t see it that she’s trying to compete with him or dominate him. Give her that moment to feel that you’ve relinquished power to her. Don’t rub shoulders with them because, at first, women don’t feel that affection as the men quickly do, but with time, they will start developing the feelings gradually, and if they do, they end up loving more that the guy who is too quick to feel the love at first sight.
SILENCE often possesses CULT-LIKE attitudes. By this, what I mean is: the girl sees that silent guy as someone who has a lot in him but not too quick to divulge them. Let’s assume you hit your foot against a stone before a girl; don’t just fall, but as you fall, be clever enough to mix the stumbling with a jog. This is called packaging. She sees everything about you as romantic and sexy. You’re moving from the ordinary guy to the ‘packaged guy’.
ATTITUDE:

Attitude is a complex mental state involving beliefs, feelings, and values, and disposition to act in a certain way. This is a simple way of telling you that your attitude goes a long way determine how attractive you are and how the shy guy can attract the fine girl. There are some of the things you have to learn or master, for it to become a habit which is a powerful tool that leads to attraction to the sexy girl. Even if she’s the proud type, she’ll fall for you in a wink.
 Pretend you never noticed her at first:
A girl already knows that many guys talk to her on a daily basis; therefore, she’s always ready and eager to say NO to any guy that comes around her. She’s always there to make you feel stupid because a fine girl is naturally proud and many are saucy too.
Imagine that you’re a very pretty girl and many guys always disturb you with praises and flatteries. You’ll hardly feel that the guys are being real. If a guy says, “Pretty, you’re a sexy damsel and I want to be your friend,” The meaning and interpretation changes once it hits her auditory nerves and receives the compliment as “Pretty girl, can you fall for my flattering so that in can't easily get into your pants?”
Hearing that immediately pisses her off. And if this happens on daily basis, any guy that comes around her with compliments is counted to be like others. Believe me, when you’re sincere to the girl, she doesn’t know that you are because to her, “all men are the same,”
A shy guy finds it hard to even talk to a girl in that manner because, before taking his time to rehearse his words over and over again and summon the boldness, the girl must have passed. Why not try something new as the shy guy by taking advantage of your shyness. If all the guys are coming after her and you guys happen to be friends, why not try avoiding her to make her wish to know why you never noticed her beauty like other guys did. A girl feels bad at first when she notices that a particular guy doesn’t care about how beautiful she looks, but these bad feelings turn to questions; the questions become a curiosity. Gradually, her curiosity leads to seeking for your notice, and when that comes, a very smart guy will take advantage of the situation because she has given you the “Green Light,” but it will be awkward for you not to take advantage of the situation because, as a man, you’re expected to carry on from there. If she waits longer and you don’t perform your duty as the man, she’ll go and never come back again. This means you’ve lost that chance to make the pretty girl yours.
If a pretty girl comes around and you notice that she’s interested to know why you’re different from others, play smart by first giving her a smile **a girl hates it when she feels a guy boldly turned her down**. But still, don’t smile a lot. Make your smile expensive by using the ‘MIRAGE’ principle. This is the principle that involves making her think that you’re about to give her the long lasting smile but in a wink, she won’t see it again. This makes her more curious to know why you suddenly took back the inviting smiles. After that, come closer to her and make her know that you want to have a discussion with her but don’t rush into it yet; remember you’re still making the best use of your shyness. Pretend that you have something else that took your attention. Courteously excuse yourself and leave. Doing this means that you just left her in the limbo of fantasy and needs. People are eager to get the things that are not easy to get. Remember that scarcity places VALUE.

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brownjulie:
am tired of all this their political brouhaha, leave the man alone, he is entitled to vacations and seriously, I don't care where he decide to spend it or why he chose to spend it there.

dear you spoke well from the emotional point of view but from the rational you didn't. if PMB is just any man on the road i will concur but he is the president and he is expected to make public his itinerary . we borrow a lot from the western world including how a president should be relating to his people. so let's borrow wisely

san316:
Na passport-a-passport.. No b only visa-a-visa.

Thnks for the correction in a jesting way. Don't mind fone autocorrection that will change your written words to what it feels like. I have corrected it sire

We all say and think that the past government was so corrupt and full of impunity. I believe so too but coming to salary payment in a timely way.Aside state workers who may say to have been owed for several months,federal workers do you think that this current government is living above board or average in terms of paying salary on time? Do you think that any flaw by this current government should be blamed on the past administration or are they failing in any way and not measuring up to the expectations of the citizenry?

A man and the wife was travelling from Paris to USA. All of a sudden in the air there was an engine failure and the pilot announced that the plane would crash in ernest that everybody should pray to his or her god. Coincidentally,the aircraft was filled with couples. This man looked at the wife and told her that he had a confession to make. She was like "I'm all ears". The man told her that he had been dating her younger sister who have had many abortions for him. Also her friend Ann,he had an affair with her too. The woman wasn't startled but said that she had her own confession since they will die soon and need to clear their conscience and die peacefully. She told him that she had planned killing him after that trip and go for his best friend whom she had arranged with. Also that two of their kids were not fathered by him. That all the huge amount of money she use to collect from him claiming to be sending it to her mom was for her school boyfriend in the university. The man was like" no problem". That they would die In peace. In less than a minute,the pilot used the communication system again thanking the passengers for being prayerful,that the two engines were working fine and they would have a safe landing. Everybody in the plane kept so quiet as if no one heard him. After a short while one man angrily stood up and said that the plane must crash ooo or they the passengers will crash it and the whole passengers shouted "yes ooooooooo"

1. Your shoes are the first thing people subconsciously notice about you. Wear nice shoes.
2. If you sit for more than 11 hours a day, there's a 50% chance you'll die within the next 3 years.
3. There are at least 6 people in the world who look exactly like you. There's a 9% chance that you'll meet one of them in your lifetime.
4. Sleeping without a pillow reduces back pain and keeps your spine stronger.
5. A person’s height is determined by their father, and their weight is determined by their mother.
6. If a part of your body "falls asleep", You can almost always "wake it up" by shaking your head.
7. There are three things the human brain cannot resist noticing - food, attractive people and danger.

8. Right-handed people tend to chew food on their right side.

9. Putting dry tea bags in gym bags or smelly shoes will absorb the unpleasant odor.
10. According to Albert Einstein, if honey bees were to disappear from earth, humans would be dead within 4 years.
11. There are so many kinds of apples, that if you ate a new one every day, it would take over 20 years to try them all.

12. You can survive without eating for weeks, but you will only live 11 days without sleeping.

13. People who laugh a lot are healthier than those who don’t.

14. Laziness and inactivity kills just as many people as smoking.

15. A human brain has a capacity to store 5 times as much information as Wikipedia.

16. Our brain uses the same amount of power as a 10-watt light bulb!!

17. Our body gives enough heat in 30 minutes to boil 1.5 liters of water!!
18. The Ovum egg is the largest cell and the sperm is the smallest cell!!
19. Stomach acid (conc. HCl) is strong enough to dissolve razor blades!!

20. Take a 10-30 minute walk every day & while you walk, SMILE. It is the ultimate antidepressant.

21. Sit in silence for at least 10 minutes each day.

22. When you wake up in the morning, pray to ask God's guidance for your purpose, today.

23. Eat more foods that grow on trees and plants and eat less food that is manufactured in plants.

24. Drink green tea and plenty of water. Eat blueberries, broccoli, and almonds.

25. Try to make at least three people smile each day.
26. Don't waste your precious energy on gossip, energy vampires, issues of the past, negative thoughts and things you cannot control. Instead invest your energy in the positive present moment.
27. Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a college kid with a maxed out charge card.
28. Life isn't fair, but it's still good.
29. Life is too short to waste time hating anyone. Forgive them for everything.
30. Don't take yourself so seriously. No one else does.
31. You don't have to win every argument. Agree to disagree.

32. Make peace with your past so it won't spoil the present.

33. Don't compare your life to others. You have no idea what their journey is all about.
34. No one is in charge of your happiness except you.
35. Frame every so-called disaster with these words: 'In five years, will this matter?'

36. Help the needy, Be generous! Be a 'Giver' not a 'Taker'

37. What other people think of you is none of your business.

38. Time heals everything.

39. However good or bad a situation is, it will change.
40. Your job won't take care of you when you are sick. Your friends will. Stay in touch.
41. Envy is a waste of time. You already have all you need.
42. Each night before you go to bed, pray to God and be thankful for what you accomplished, today. What if you woke up this morning and only had what you thanked God for yesterday? DON’T FORGET TO THANK GOD FOR EVERYTHING.
43. Remember that you are too blessed to be stressed.
Now: Think about by sharing this with friends to help them lead a happier and healthier life.

kilode100:
Konji wan kill this Bros

See jamb questions ontop Toto and blockous matter.

If konji hol me I go find u nah

I have come to be asking myself why it is compulsory for the church wedding ceremony to be performed even after traditional wedding is done. But before the advent of the church by the western world,we africans have been going through the traditional marriage rights which consumates wedding journey. Many churches won't support couple performing their conjugal rights if they have not wedded in the church. Even the church recognises tradition and the state which is why you would be required by some churches to bring your court wedding certificate and bans of marriage from your village before you are wedded in the church. So do we now say that these three processes: court wedding,traditional and white wedding are the complements and not substitutes. Can't one do just one and be certified legally married? And the western world that brought religion for us,why won't they adopt our own traditional culture too? Must we copy them?. So here comes my question:
1: Must one be wedded in the church before you can have the canal knowledge of your spouse?
2: Can the three rights in marriage: court,traditional and white wedding be called substitutes or complements?
3: Must traditional wedding be done in the village or can't it be done elsewhere like those not staying close to home?
4: What is the moral backing or consequences of one not performing the three rights or at least two?
5: Among the three rights, which one supersedes ,rather which one is most important among the three?
I am not for or against but I just need to be cleared or for you to add your own understanding,wealth of knowledge and contribution to this thread.
#erasokafor

Alleged missing $49.8bn oil money: Sanusi to Okonjo-Iweala: ‘I’m sorry’
BY OUR REPORTER ON DECEMBER 19, 2013 COVER
… Stakeholders clear NNPC of wrongdoing

 From ADETUTU FOLASADE-KOYI, Abuja
 

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi yesterday told a reconciliation meeting of stakeholders, set up to resolve the controversy over the alleged missing $49.8 billion oil money that he was “misled.”

He told the stakeholders’ meeting held in Abuja that he was misled by the Reserve Department of the CBN.

In fact, Sanusi reportedly apologized to the Coordinating Minister of the Economy and Minister of  Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala for the advertised mix-up contained in his letter to President Goodluck Jonathan, sources at the meeting said.

At the parley attended by officials of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation(NNPC), Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Department of Petroleum Resources(DPR) and Ministry of Finance, the CBN governor reportedly recanted contents of his earlier allegation that a whopping $49.8 billion  was missing from the Federation Account, having been unremitted by the NNPC as crude oil sales.

The meeting, which ended at 1.30am yesterday, was said to have reconciled all issues relating to the alleged missing money. Sources at the meeting said the CBN presentation was nothing different from the contents of the letter already published in the media. It was confirmed that after it was established that the CBN has no other information to add to what was contained in the letter sent to the President, the parley then turned to the NNPC to clarify issues.

Submissions by the NNPC immediately justified that it made necessary payments to the CBN.

The presentation by the NNPC indicated that contrary to the contents of the letter by Sanusi, there are other agencies of government, which collect oil revenue. Its officials stated that the CBN can only announce that a certain amount was missing after it has checked the amount paid in by all relevant agencies.

“At the end of the presentation  by the NNPC, the CBN governor immediately clarified that he was misled by the Reserve Department of the apex bank which he said did not give him a full view of all the revenue streams to the Federation Account.. He embraced and apologized to the Minister of  Finance for the mix-up,” said the source.

Meanwhile, appearing before the Senate Committee on Finance yesterday, Sanusi reiterated that the letter was not to indict the NNPC of corruption but that it was an invitation that was to lead to further investigation of the allegations raised in the document forwarded to the President.

He also recanted before senators that no oil money was missing from the Federation Account, adding that the only amount left to reconcile is just $12 billion.

His words: “I found it very unfortunate (that) it was leaked to the press and the answer is ‘Yes’, the CBN governor did send that letter with those contents. By way of those contents, the Central Bank and Finance Ministry and the government were very much concerned over the years at the very low rate of accretion to the reserves in spite of very high level of oil prices and in particular, depletion of excess crude account in spite of what seems to be very high level of oil sales.

“Now in investigation and trying to understand where those leakages were, our attention was drawn to a huge difference between what appeared to be export of crude made by NNPC and amount repatriated into the crude equity account of the Federal Government.

“What I would like to do is, given the progress we have made, to request that we be given little more time to continue with this process and come back with the final position that is a common position among us if the committee will so grant us…”, Sanusi prayed.

But the Finance Minister insisted before the Senate committee that the only money left to reconcile the accounts is $10.8 billion. “I just wanted to add that we found about $10.8 billion. He mentioned $12billion,” Okonjo-Iweala said.
Source: http://sunnewsonline.com/new/alleged-missing-49-8bn-oil-money-sanusi-okonjo-iweala-im-sorry/

Whether you've been dating the same woman for years, or you've only recently hooked up with your babe, sometimes guys have to initiate the excitement in a relationship to ensure that their women remain sexually interested — constantly.
 
Such a feat is sometimes difficult to accomplish, and if you and your woman aren't on the same sex-drive page, chances are that getting her in the mood may prove to be near impossible.
 
But wait — there are a few ways to get her excited about lovemaking, or more specifically, five ways. Keep in mind, however, that for some women, spontaneity may be all they need to get worked up. If that's the case for you, then surprise her occasionally with a formal night out (and in) or a lovemaking session in the car.
 
Now, on to five other ways to turn your woman on:
 
1- Set the scene
Yes, it's time to get romantic; just don't get crazy. After all, lighting a candle is romantic; lighting 100 candles is overkill. Keeping subtlety in mind, set the scene for a romantic interlude. Light a couple of candles, put some jazzy sounds on the stereo and cook up something light and tasty with which to indulge her oral senses.
 
Of course, the dish you create can be something as simple as strawberries and cream, or as complicated as a soufflé. You know her better than I do, so find out what she likes and give it to her — and I mean that in every way.
 
2- Sexualize conversations
Adding a little spice to mundane conversation can be quite enticing for many, and now's your chance to get her mind working before you take her clothes off. Reveal some of the things you fantasize about doing to her; tell her how much you desire her body and miss her face on certain days; describe what the night has in store for her (and follow through — that's very important); or make her tell you about her innermost desires.
 
Occasionally turning your conversations into sexual matters will lead to better communication and of course, better sex. Describing scenarios and fantasies will awaken your senses and help you better understand what your woman wants.
 
Dress her up and turn her on all day...
 
3- Buy her outfits
Whether you're a big fan of sexy lingerie or a little black dress, buy her an outfit that will make her feel sexy and help you appreciate her more than you already do. Not only will she appreciate the fact that you took the time to get her a gift, she'll be thrilled that you want to sex her up.
Sneak into her lingerie drawer and check out the sizes of a few of her "garments." That way, you can ensure that she'll look good in it when you rip it off her body (after she's done doing her little dance for you).
 
4- Seduce her
It may seem obvious, but many guys aren't aware that seduction is not simply about kissing and touching; it has a lot to do with how you affect a woman's mind. A few sentences may be all you need to begin your seduction process.
 
Tell her something like, "I've been imagining myself undressing you all day." Or better yet, drive her crazy by revealing that you were reminiscing about the last time you made love to her and it gave you an erection — and now you want to show her how excited you are to see her.
 
Once her brain is adequately filled with sensual and sexual images, begin the sensory seduction. Kiss her mouth lightly, massage her breasts, kiss her waist, massage her vagina, kiss her inner thighs, massage her legs — keep your mouth and hands busy before your penis takes over. Even then, give her multiple sensations by constantly moving your hands and mouth around her body.
 
5- Look sharp
A lot of men tend to stop taking care of themselves once they enter long-term relationships (and yes, the same goes for many women). But not you; you're going to stay in shape, dress like a star, keep yourself well-groomed well into old age, and maintain the manners of a gentleman.
 
If you constantly look great, how can your woman not appreciate the man she has by her side? Make an effort to take care of your appearance; not just for her but for yourself as well. If you look good, you'll feel good, which will make her feel good, which will keep your love life at its peak.
 
keep on keeping on
 
Getting your woman in the mood doesn't necessarily have to entail all kinds of bells and whistles, but there's no doubt that doing things differently and keeping things fresh can spark a fire within her that makes seduction that much easier.
Who knows, maybe all this fancy footwork

chymystique:
An example of the bad eggs giving the hard working igbos bad name... See how unkempt he is looking... Lazy man

I wonder what he does with that money.he couldn't even keep himself clean. We ibos r hardworking people but people like this slowpoke puts us in tight corners

FatIjeomaOkolie:
When will Mr Obiano start a Relocation programme for Igbo Immigrants in Yorubaland?

When will he start creating jobs in Anambra state? There are more Anambra people in Ibadan than in Anambra state itself. Lagos and Ogun is another story

Why are Anambrians running away from their villages? Is it that bad in Anambra?

Instead of Igbos and people of Anambra facing death and disgrace in foreign lands, they should stay in their land.

Ipob Youth

What's the full meaning of the acronym ipod? Tnks in advance

BabyDaddy20:
He's a big fool.
He should let the foolish Boko haram kill all the Hausa & Yoruba tribe because those two tribes brought this calamity president into power.

They need no help.
You're killing your own tribe, I don't give a flying & swimming fucckk.

Did u really read this post well. Did the post say that he was helping boko haram kids. These are kids of anambrarians who died in the north east and were brought home to anambra n buried. What is this hate comments about. Calm down becos few governors will do such

I'm sure some of us in aba may have attended this crusade. Come to the church with your sins and drop it like its hot. Lol this generation will not kill me

Pastor in aba shouted 'praise the lord', only a new comer raised his hands to shout alleluia. He observed that nobody raises hands in the church whenever it was said. He asked the neighbour why and he whispered "bro,no dey raise hand, this is aba". The man still didn't code. After the service the man checked his pocket and couldn't even find his fone, let alone wallet. He came with full pocket but was leaving empty

President Muhammadu Buhari has moved against Christian religious activities within the precincts of the Aso Rock presidential villa, a source familiar with the matter has revealed.

The Aso Rock Villa Chapel serves as the official church of Aso Rock where Christian activities inside the presidential villa are conducted.

According to an eyewitness who spoke to The Trent on Thursday, September 3, 2015 on condition of anonymity, heavily armed men stormed the Aso Rock Chapel on Sunday, August 30, 2015 denying worshippers access to the church.

“Normally, services begin by 7am at the church but when we got there, we met armed security men who said we cannot enter. They said they were acting on orders from above. We waited outside till a few minutes past 8am before they allowed us to enter,” the source disclosed.

A visibly embarrassed Vice President Yemi Osinbajo who worships at the Villa Church, arrived the Chapel and could be seen managing to conceal a worried expression over the incident.

When our reporter contacted Presidential Spokesman Garba Shehu to confirm the development, he claimed he was not aware of the incident. “What you are telling me is news to me. I am not aware of this issue. There is a lot we are dealing with and I hope you are aware the church was handed over to Vice President Osinbajo. So please call Prince Laolu Akande, his spokesman to confirm this issue”, he said.

Further investigations by The Trent have revealed that Sunday’s move was the second in a series of brazen attempts to shut down Christian activities in the Villa.

Less than two months ago, the Children’s Church of the Villa Chapel where the wife of the Vice President, Mrs. Oludolapo Osinbajo worships with the children was closed down on orders from above. According to our source, “security concerns were given as reasons for the closure of the Children’s Church.”

Attempts by this newspaper to reach Vice-Presidential spokesman Laolu Akande failed as his phone lines were unreachable at the time of filing in this report.

Source: http://www.tori.ng/news/8048/shocking-president-buhari-orders-closure-of-aso-ro.html

Blizzyblinkzy:
U go fear na..
But nw go night club and see ladies dancing almost unclad and they call it civilization

Is a lady created to look more attractive wen unclad.?its becos men's junior don't rest.its their reaction wen the ladies r unclad that gives them the impetus to continue showing cleavages n curves for attraction

DuchessLily:
This story eehh.... Na two in one

Is it because of the cholera outbreak that the man poison her?? Anyways RIP to d little girl

I wonder oooooo,Telling us two diff unrelated stories

Flets:
Noisy govt always acting for the media

Okorocha desperate for media mentions.

What proof from this pic indicates illegal refinery? This could easily be diesel holding tanks
Grasses growing around the tanks indicate no activities around those area for a while
And why civil defence?... what happened to the police or JTF?

I may support what u said a little but asking why civil defence makes me wonder if u don't knw the core mandate of civil defence. Anti vandal activities is not for JTF or police.it is civil defence duty. I'm sure u are a nigeria sir.are u not?

Fourwinds:
first to comment

Tnks big time.I'm yet to get acquainted with NL jargons. Tnks for this one.I nw knw it

frankay430:
chisos....d person above me stole my FTC.....buhari come and probe him.

what does the acronym FTC stand for sir

There was commotion on Sunday at the United Methodist Church, Mafoluku, in the Oshodi area of Lagos as members of the church chased away their pasto for allegedly impregnating his housemaid.
It was learnt that the pastor, Barkuma Andrew, was stopped from leading the church seven months ago when the housemaid, who was also a member of the church, Grace, had complications after aborting the pregnancy.

Andrew had lived with his wife, children, wife’s cousin, Favour, and Grace in a three-bedroomed flat on the church premises before the incident.
It was gathered that the members had petitioned the Central Conference of the church in Taraba State to investigate the alleged accusation.
 
Then sought the service of another pastor three weeks ago when the district reportedly failed to probe Andrew.
At 10 am on Sunday, members of the church showed up for Sunday service only to see that Andrew and some “unknown” people had commenced the service.
This angered the congregation which proceeded to chase out Andrew and his group from the church.
 
Men from the Makinde Police Division, including the DPO, were said to have intervened after the incident was reported at the station.
 
A member of the church and a former secretary to Andrew, Moses Sherima, said that the pastor sent his wife to her village after he impregnated Grace.
He said:
“My room is opposite pastor’s apartment and I was his secretary. When he started dating that girl (Grace), I called his wife’s cousin, Favour, on the matter. She said Grace used to tell her whenever the pastor had sex with her.
“At a point, I had to move upstairs when I could no longer bear it. The day that abortion happened, I was sleeping inside my room when I heard Grace screaming. I rushed there and saw blood coming out from her private parts. When the wife came back from one of her numerous journeys, he told her to send Favour away.”
Another church member, John Komboroh, said the church was embarrassed by Andrew’s conduct, adding that they were tired of his leadership.
He said:
“The petition of adultery against the pastor had been sent to the bishop at the Central Conference. He came here, but did not do anything about it. That was why we wrote to the main body, the Southern Conference to give us another pastor. His (Andrew’s) action is an embarrassment to us. We don’t want him again.”
The new pastor of the church, Reverend James Sunday, said,:
“We were about to start our service this morning when we met the old pastor and some unknown people already holding the service. I calmed down my people to avoid chaos.”
Another resident and a female member, who identified herself only as Blessing, said the pastor had once made sexual advances to her.
“My husband is not always at home. The pastor would call me in the night and asked if I had slept. One day he entered my room and gave me a soft slap on my back. I had only the wrapper on me.
“I was surprised and told my neighbours.”

Source: http://lindaikeji..co.uk/2015/08/church-members-chase-pastor-from-church.html?m=1

There was commotion on Sunday at the United Methodist Church, Mafoluku, in the Oshodi area of Lagos as members of the church chased away their pasto for allegedly impregnating his housemaid.
It was learnt that the pastor, Barkuma Andrew, was stopped from leading the church seven months ago when the housemaid, who was also a member of the church, Grace, had complications after aborting the pregnancy.

Andrew had lived with his wife, children, wife’s cousin, Favour, and Grace in a three-bedroomed flat on the church premises before the incident.
It was gathered that the members had petitioned the Central Conference of the church in Taraba State to investigate the alleged accusation.
 
Then sought the service of another pastor three weeks ago when the district reportedly failed to probe Andrew.
At 10 am on Sunday, members of the church showed up for Sunday service only to see that Andrew and some “unknown” people had commenced the service.
This angered the congregation which proceeded to chase out Andrew and his group from the church.
 
Men from the Makinde Police Division, including the DPO, were said to have intervened after the incident was reported at the station.
 
A member of the church and a former secretary to Andrew, Moses Sherima, said that the pastor sent his wife to her village after he impregnated Grace.
He said:
“My room is opposite pastor’s apartment and I was his secretary. When he started dating that girl (Grace), I called his wife’s cousin, Favour, on the matter. She said Grace used to tell her whenever the pastor had sex with her.
“At a point, I had to move upstairs when I could no longer bear it. The day that abortion happened, I was sleeping inside my room when I heard Grace screaming. I rushed there and saw blood coming out from her private parts. When the wife came back from one of her numerous journeys, he told her to send Favour away.”
Another church member, John Komboroh, said the church was embarrassed by Andrew’s conduct, adding that they were tired of his leadership.
He said:
“The petition of adultery against the pastor had been sent to the bishop at the Central Conference. He came here, but did not do anything about it. That was why we wrote to the main body, the Southern Conference to give us another pastor. His (Andrew’s) action is an embarrassment to us. We don’t want him again.”
The new pastor of the church, Reverend James Sunday, said,:
“We were about to start our service this morning when we met the old pastor and some unknown people already holding the service. I calmed down my people to avoid chaos.”
Another resident and a female member, who identified herself only as Blessing, said the pastor had once made sexual advances to her.
“My husband is not always at home. The pastor would call me in the night and asked if I had slept. One day he entered my room and gave me a soft slap on my back. I had only the wrapper on me.
“I was surprised and told my neighbours.”

Source: http://lindaikeji..co.uk/2015/08/church-members-chase-pastor-from-church.html?m=1

A Ghanaian student's first day in a Nigerian university.

It was the first day of the
session and a new direct entry student, Mensah, a
Ghanaian, joined the class in one of Nigeria's universities.
The Lecturer said, "let's
begin by reviewing some
Nigerian history." The Lecturer asked who said, "I
shall return to die in the land
of my fathers?" She saw a sea of blank faces, except
for Mensah, who had his
hand up. Mensah replied:
"King Jaja of Opobo, 1875"
"very good!" said lecturer.
Then she asked again, who
said, "The land use act will
feed the nation?" Again, no
response except from
Mensah: "Obasanjo, 1976."
The Lecturer snapped at the
class; "class, you should be
ashamed. Mensah, who is
new to our Country, knows
more about our history than
you do." The Lecturer heard a loud whisper: "Ghana must
go" "who said that?" she
demanded, Mensah put his
hand up, "Buhari 1984."
At that point, a student at
the back scornfully said;
"Hmmm, you think you are
smart?" The Lecturer glared
and asked; "All right! Now,
who said that?" Again, Mensah said, "Babangida to
Abiola, 1992." Now furious, another student yelled; "Oh yeah! Eat this!" Mensah jumped out of his chair waving his hand and
shouting to the Lecturer,
"Indian Mistress giving an apple to Abacha, 1998"
Now, with almost mob
hyseria, someone said; "You
little shit. If you say anything else, I'll kill you." Mensah frantically yelled at the top of his voice; "Chris Uba to Ngige, 2004!" The Lecturer fainted, and as the class gathered around her on the floor, someone said; "Oh shit, we're in Big trouble now!" Mensah whispered; "Chimaroke Nnamani, Ayodele Fayose and Lucky Igbinedon 2007" Someone angrily said; "Dont answer him, he is a fool" Mensah smiled replied; "Obansanjo to IBB, 2011" Now the Lecturer manage to get up and asks Mensah; pls, who are you? Show your self..
Mensah jumped, yelled and
said; Jonathan to BOKO
HARAM 2012
Class Captain shouted; "We are locking you up". Mensah gently replied... Buhari to looters 2015'

sweettease:

I'm not igbo but this is uncalled for and really isn't funny.

U r on point. Its hard for a mature mind to attack tribes even after reading the NL rules of replying to msgs or putting a post.I hate to attack tribes as well as religion.make a point that is reasonable.maturity is in the mind.tnks for correcting that girl