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sunnyeinstein:I read your trash and weep for your brainlessness. The high propensity of weed you just took is now making you write in different languages....in which only fools like you can interpret. Like i said....only the wise can interpret while the foolish and weed addict wallow in ignorance. |
Uchihaitaci:wow good one..... Everybody have a brain but not every body with a brain have a common sense. So your senselessness and brainlessness is notting but a conditional one....hence i sympathize with you. |
Next2Bezee:[b] I don't blame you. Your mentality is no different from that of a goat. U are as stupid as what you just typed up there. Am not going to argue with a shameless Fool....who cannot use is brain to think critically. Because you don't take me serious does not mean everybody is as foolish as you are. You said he was entertainin them....mumu how? Is he not talking to his members....why you carry him mata for head....are Rccg members not on facebuk....is he not advising them to be carefull with women they meet on fb....like i said earlier u are just as senseless as your post.....you were not there when he was preaching...you just come down here and start ranting nonsense. Guy just Bleep ya ass off......u are no different from the group of fools here. |
Ezechinwa:I weep for the womb who gave birth to a senseless fool thinkin a human being has been born.... You are no different from a thug and a dog. I got no invaluable time to waste here to an idiotic human being who lacks common sense and morals. |
Ezechinwa:I cry for your stupidity and brainlessness..... Like i said earlier it is meant for the wise and not for the foolish... So continue displaying your mumulism and catfish brain here. ignoramous fool |
james2man:The sense in his statement is that 95% of women on facebook are not right and just for a wife material.....is not that he is against facebook relationships but because of the rate of immorality and adultery that it is at is peak on facebook compared to the one you meet in other places. Guy sit down and think dix tin and see hw youtube relate to it. |
Ezechinwa:wow love that....... The parable is not meant for senseless and brainless animals like you.....it is meant for those with high faculty of reasoning not for low and retarded human being as you are. When parables are spoken....the wise men think deep and interpret while the ignoramous fool themselves. |
shugar321:Am not generalisin.....that is y i single out and pick them with their common name. Yes not all galz that is bad that is why i said 95% gal. |
Ezechinwa:You are entitled to your opinion bro.....am not defending him because he is my pastor....am only trying to make it clearer and easy to understand to unthinkable people who lack common sense like you. |
Ezechinwa:you can't understand it if you don't sit and think deeply......is like a parable only d wise can interpret. |
Ezechinwa:you know what u just don't understand what the man is trying to portray.....if to be you heard d full sermon then i leave u to your judgement. |
gcof:nice one bro......at least i can still see a reasonable point here. |
Mekwen:Am only trying to explain what he meant to the unwise nigerians who lack common sense. |
Archaa:Tell it to the wind..... |
Exponental:Guy love dix...... |
Archaa:Guy just get your ass outta here jawe.....u re irrelevant. |
Day2logic:i dey vex when i type d tin jawe.......nigerians matter just tire me. |
Archaa:brainless |
Uchihaitaci:Guy your madness and mumulism tire me. Just continue wallowing in stupidity and see where it lands you. Got no time to deal with nonsense...... |
Emerituz:i get ur point bro......but me and u know that facebook now is becoming another thing...and as they say how you appear is how you will be addresse and that apply here too.....so when you visit her profile and see names like slay peper,slay honey......my brother you go marry ham?...abi will u count her as a serious human being. So on the other side you can stil find your wife on facebook when you visit her profile to know if she will be a good wife material or not. Hope you get d gist? But nowadays 95% on fb nah slay queens.....my guy say u go still dey find better wife for there....judge ham bro. The issue nah two sides. |
Jammiiee:[b]yea bro i love your sense of reasoning.....the man knows what he is saying. We nigerians just don't take something and think deeply before laying out criticism....we just carry phone begin dey type nonsense. When their marriage get issue now nah pastor dem go dey find up and down. |
Uchihaitaci:look here dude....u are brainless and senseless animal from the zoo. An illiterate is still by far better than you. Your IQ is of no different from that of an hausa goat. The man gave an opinion....neither did he force you...nor put a gun on your head for you to accept. If you totally disagree then ignore than come down here and start embarrassing yourself. rubbish.... |
seankay: |
LoveJesus87:Nigerians matter just weak me here my guy..... |
Well.....let give respect to whom respect is due......even if you can't respect him as a pastor...respect his old age,he senior most of you parents and he is more experienced on life issues than you are. So let lay constructive criticisms without going biased on our opinion on this issue. Me and you know what trends on Facebook....d slay mamas,slay queen,mhiz disand u knw that 95% of our girls want to feel belong,when they see their friends dressing unclad because of likes. So i will take it that the man is just trying to tell you that you should be cautious and carefull when choosing your wife and not adviceable to pick from facebook. So if you marry slay queen and d likes.....just be getting ready to be slayed when you later find her nudes/sex videos on youtube. He that has hear let him hear...... . . . . The post on twitter is like a parable.....only d wise can interpret. |
Came across this article and find it invaluable to share to nairalanders. Since as early as the 1800’s, fears of robots taking over human jobs has been a reality. As we enter the true age of robotics, those concerns are resurfacing, and educators are unsure about what jobs their students will be competing for. For example, IT jobs will grow by 22% through 2020 and jobs in STEM are said to see similar growth. Educators are expected to equip their students with skills that will translate into careers and yet they have no idea what these skills should be. While timeless skills such as critical thinking, languages and mathematics aid in every career they do not provide the specialized skills that “jobs of the future” may require. So, what are the jobs of the future and how can be best prepare students for them? Programming jobs are growing 50 percent faster than the market overall. With such a rapidly growing market, it is important to note that not all coding jobs fall within the technology sector. Health care, manufacturing, and finance are in need of coders as is the tech industry. If current K12 students are to fill these positions, they need to be engaging with STEM subjects from a young age. Coding products and “beginner guides” are being marketed to children as young as three, in the hopes of encouraging a coding passion. Coding is the backbone of many technologies, and in the future, it will be an important tool for entrepreneurs and innovators. However, only one in 10 U.S. schools teach children to code, and so companies look to cheaper (foreign) coders for positions available in the USA. If schools are to align themselves with the future job prospects of their students, it is vital that coding is a skill rather than just an aspect touched on in computer class. Robotics is another career field that will set to see exponential growth. The global competition to create artificial intelligence (AI) is aggressive, and robotics engineers are pioneered as the jobs of the future. As with coding, the need for robotics is across job sectors and is not solely focused on creating IA. In 2015, the robotics industry saw a 15% increase in sales, which goes to show that people are making and buying more robots than ever. The Robot Academy and other organization, have realized the lack of robotics in traditional school curriculums and aimed to provide resources for both teachers and students. STEM subjects are vital for future careers in the robotics sector, and if students are not offered the opportunity to create, program and think of robotics, there will be a shortage of these skills in the future. However, not all “jobs of the future” have their roots in technology. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics,these are some of the “Top 30 Fasted Growing Jobs by 2020.” *.Veterinarians *.Mental Health Counselors *.Meeting, convention, and event planning *.Home health aids What is particularly interesting about these jobs is that they have a very “human “aspect to them. So while coding and robotics may seem at the forefront, there is still a need for care and humanity; virtues that need to be instilled along with coding and STEM principals. This is reassuring for humanities students who may feel threatened by the future looking geared to those with mathematical abilities. As educators, it is important to teach skills that will be invaluable. Fostering a love of learning, a commitment to innovation and ethics are fundamental to any position. By understanding the jobs of the future, educators can better prepare themselves and ensure that the curriculum is in line with the expectations and job openings that will be available. Source: www.thetechedvocate.org/coding-robotics-and-the-jobs-of-the-future |
With effect from 2017, candidates sitting for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination would spend two hours instead of three hours, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board said on Wednesday. The test on Use of English which used to be 100 questions has been reduced to 60 questions, while the other three subjects would be 40 questions each, making a total of 180 questions. The organisation said the reduction in hours was in line with international best standards and practices where no candidate sits for an examination such as UTME for more than two hours. The Registrar/Chief Executive of JAMB, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, announced the changes in Kaduna during the commencement of a strategic planning retreat on monitoring, supervision and evaluation of 2017 UTME with the theme, ‘Inclusiveness and sensitisation of key external actors.’ Oloyede said, “We are going to reduce the duration of the examination for this year’s UTME. You cannot keep children of this age for three hours. For their age, the maximum time you can keep them is two hours. So, we are considering the reduction in the time they spend because once it is more than two hours, you can’t expect that they will retain their presence of mind.” JAMB also announced innovation in the use of computer for the test, saying, “From the general feedback on the adoption of the Computer Based Test mode, we have noted the challenge of computer low level literacy of some candidates, especially with the phobia for the mouse. This has been responsible partly for the call by some people for reversal to the Paper and Pencil Test mode. In order to ensure equity and level playing field for all candidates taking the UTME, JAMB has designed a system that will allow candidates to use only eight keys without the use of the mouse. “All the candidates need to do is to press the letters A,B,C,D for responses(answer) to questions and keys: P = Previous question, N = Next question, S = Submit responses when candidate has finished examination R = Reverse (do not intend to go further to submit again).” JAMB also said special privileges would be accorded to blind candidates in the UTME, including “the transportation and accommodation of every blind candidate and one guide.” Oloyede said, “In order to amplify the past efforts and also expand the frontiers of equity and inclusiveness, we have met with the executive committee of the Association of Blind Persons in Nigeria at the board’s headquarters in Abuja in February 2017 and we also met with prospective blind candidates from a school for the blind in Lagos about two weeks ago at the University of Lagos. “The outcome of these meetings revealed that while the challenged group fully appreciates the board’s recent efforts at improving and upgrading the facilities for the administration of the board’s examination for the blind candidates. He added that out of the 13 commercial banks and the Nigeria Postal Service that signified interest in the sales of the admission forms, only nine had paid for the number of application documents required in the first instance. He said, “As part of our approach to the ideal of inclusiveness, we invited all Central Bank of Nigeria approved commercial banks to participate in the sale of the 2017 Board’s application documents. Sixteen commercial banks and NIPOST honoured and attended the interactive session where we explained the reason and need for all of them to partake in the exercise. Oloyede added in pursuit of the all-inclusive approach of JAMB, JAMB had to patronise the NIPOST which could reach remote towns and villages. “Even when NIPOST could not raise the capital to purchase the pins for the application documents, we had to open a credit line for NIPOST to also vend pin and pay later without reducing the commission that the organisation is entitled to per sale of document.” source:- www.punchng.com/utme-jamb-reduces-questions-exam-hours/ |
Wow lovin dix ![]() |
BOOKED be back later |
What shall it profit a guy after spending money on a girl and not been able to marry her at the end........be wise and spend ur money on reasonable ventures. |
7. Gina Rinehart (#69 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt4mjm8teakil.112b050c.jpg[/img] Gina Rinehart is Australia's richest citizen but her wealth is built on iron ore and her fortune can either jump or plummet depending on the price of the commodity. The daughter of a high-profile iron-ore explorer, Lang Hancock, Rinehart took her late father's bankrupted estate and rebuilt it into something much larger. 8. Abigail Johnson (#75 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt6404eicdp2b.d4f7c81e.jpg[/img] Her grandfather Edward Johnson II founded mutual fund giant Fidelity Investments in 1946. She worked summers at Fidelity through college and joined full-time as an analyst in 1988 after receiving a Harvard M.B.A. She took over as CEO in 2014 and chairman in 2016 and owns an estimated 24% stake of the firm, which has $2.1 trillion in managed assets. 9. Iris Fontbona (#84 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt69d6jvp6a6b.f59f5d07.jpg[/img] Iris Fontbona is the widow of Andrónico Luksic, who built a fortune in mining and beverages before dying of cancer in 2005. He left his businesses to Fontbona and their three sons: Jean-Paul, Andronico and Guillermo (who died of lung cancer in 2013 of at age 57). Fontbona and her children control Antofagasta Plc, which trades on the London Stock Exchange and owns copper mines in Chile. Fontbona and her children also own a majority stake in Quiñenco, a publicly-traded Chilean conglomerate active in banking, beer, manufacturing, energy, transportation and port services. Their other assets include two chains of hotels in Croatia, Adriatic Luxury Resorts and Laguna Porec. 10. Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken (#95 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt7sg0tn2jhul.c0a5b648.jpg[/img] De Carvalho-Heineken is one of the world's richest women thanks to her 23% controlling stake in Heineken. Now an executive director, she inherited the stake in 2002 from her late father, longtime CEO Freddy Heineken. 11. Blair Parry-Okeden (#105 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt2di15dbumkrg.23976d91.jpg[/img] Blair Parry-Okeden is the granddaughter of James M. Cox, who founded what has become Cox Enterprises, an automotive and media conglomerate. James, failed Democratic presidential candidate in 1920 and started the company. Parry-Okeden's stepfather ran it for a time, and now her brother, Jim, a billionaire in his own right, manages the massive firm. 12. Massimiliana Landini Aleotti (#133 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt3vfg0hiurh1g.a81ada3a.jpg[/img] Massimiliana Landini Aleotti and her three children inherited medical giant Menarini from her late husband, Alberto Aleotti, who passed away in May 2014 at age 91. Alberto built Menarini into one of Italy's leading drug companies, with 14 manufacturing sites around the world and more than 16,000 employees. Source:- www.naij.com/1095691-forbes-announces-12-richest-women-world-2017-full-list.html |
Forbes has once again released the billionaires list. The list for the year 2017 has many surprises, with many people dropping, while others have risen in the ranks. Below is the list of the 12 wealthiest women in the world as at March 2017 according to Forbes: 1. Liliane Bettencourt (#14 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt3br4icnaj7mg.e0fc92c9.jpg[/img] The world's richest woman, Bettencourt owns 33% of makeup giant L'Oréal with her children. Her father, Eugene Schueller, founded the cosmetics empire in 1907. Her father, Eugene Schueller, founded the cosmetics empire in 1907. The elderly widow, who suffers from dementia, was replaced on L'Oréal's board by a grandson in 2012. 2. Alice Walton (#17 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt495r3fbdubm.e40cadbd.jpg[/img] Alice Walton is the only daughter of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton. She has focused on curating art, rather than working for Wal-Mart like her siblings, Rob and Jim. In 2011 she opened the Crystal Bridges museum in the family's hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas. Crystal Bridges features works from the likes of Andy Warhol, Norman Rockwell and Mark Rothko. Her personal art collection is valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars. 3. Jacqueline Mars (#26 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt31jiuon3tfrg.efcc2ead.jpg[/img] Jacqueline Mars owns a third of the world's largest candymaker, Mars Inc., the company her grandfather started in his kitchen in 1911. Mars owns five billion-dollar pet brands, including Iams and Whiskas, and in January 2017 agreed to pay $7.7 billion for VCA Inc., an operator of nearly 800 animal hospitals and 137 pet day care centers. Jacqueline joined the family business in 1982, where she oversaw the development and marketing of new food products. She retired in 2001 but remained on the board until 2016. 4. Maria Franca Fissolo (#29 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt7palt1msio3.5ad9bb0e.jpg[/img] Maria Franca Fissolo is the widow of Michele Ferrero, who built Ferrero Group into one of the world's leading sweets companies, best known for its iconic Nutella chocolate hazelnut spread, Kinder chocolates and Tic-Tac mints. Ferrero died in February 2015, but the family business lives on. Her son Giovanni, who took over as co-CEO in 1987, continues to lead the company and has reiterated plans to keep it in family hands. 5. Susanne Klatten (#38 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkyt2ueu80l332v.3c656bb9.jpg[/img] Susanne Klatten ranks as Germany's richest woman thanks primarily to the interests she inherited in automaker BMW from her deceased parents, Herbert and Johanna Quandt. Susanne and her brother, Stefan Quandt, together own almost 50% of BMW. 6. Laurene Powell Jobs (#40 on Forbes) [img]https://i.onthe.io/vllkytcta12788s1e.3cf42783.jpg[/img] Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Steve Jobs, is founder and chair of the Emerson Collective, an organization that uses entrepreneurship to advance social reform and to assist under-resourced students. She also cofounded College Track, a nonprofit program that helps disadvantaged students prepare for and graduate from college. Continue reading below........ |


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