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Love800:No, not cyber cafe. Digital marketers are the ones. I will search out. If I get a good one I will let you know. But do you have a laptop? A laptop will make the learning process easier. |
Love800:I am in Lagos. I don't how it will work. Do you have a laptop. Or can you find where they can teach you practical in your area. If you can cope with video lessons I can check how we can do it. |
Love800:Which state do you reside? |
kriss27:Certification is not really necessary in digital marketing. it is a practical thing. it is about what you can do. As I said earlier, you are not going to look for employment anywhere. Your skill will keep you busy and motivated all the time. So the certification is just for certification. Does a trained mechanic need certification to operate? But as I before practical training is what will give you an edge not videos. |
kriss27:Well let me help you as I'm into digital marketing. You can learn it within 4 months. practical teaching not online teaching or videos. Then you can sell anything whether your own product or others own. You don't need anyone to employ you or to work for anyone. just the ability to spot a physical or digital product that will sell them you plug in. |
keemsleek:Osun is the President's own state, that's why it is special and a sign of what 2027 will be. |
DoWhatThouWilt:Well said. Israel is not our enemy. The ways of God is not the way of man. That's why you will not understand. God didn't withdraw his love and blessings for Israel because of their unbelieve. |
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Ballmer:You that see evil and calls it good will perish. Which special paper are you expecting to carry it before you believe. Go and tag truthful people like Isaac Fayose if you are confused. But your statement shows that you are the usual haters who always call white black. Any day you don't mention peter Obi, your life will not be complete. |
SuperEagles:You people are here talking nonsense. You forgot that 28 persons, real people were killed in the build up to this election. Who are they and who killed them. You don't do bitter politics. stupid. |
What You Should Do Now. Maths can feel overwhelming when it’s all packed into one huge textbook. That’s why I want to give you a simpler, step-by-step way to learn. Each book in this series focuses on just few topics, so you can concentrate fully, practice deeply, and master them with confidence before moving on. This approach also saves you time and money. Instead of paying for a massive book filled with chapters you may not need right away, you can choose the exact topic you want to improve on. If you need more, the other books in the series are there for you—one topic at a time. My goal is not just to teach you formulas, but to help you build confidence and reduce stress as you study. If you are serious about passing your JAMB exam this time, this focused guide makes maths clearer, easier, and more enjoyable for you. You can order for our decent and complete handout on any of the topics listed above. |
Mathematics in JAMB Examinations. JAMB is a very competitive examination in which only the very best survive. Mathematics is set to find out the very best brains around. If you are taught how to move from Ibadan to Lagos in mathematics, JAMB would like to test you on how to move from Kano to Enugu. One needs to be very good in the subject to measure up to JAMB’s standard. There is no room for half-baked knowledge. Take a look at this typical JAMB question. If 123n = 2710 find the value of n. This question is testing Number base, Linear equation, Quadratic equation, and Factorization. To be able to solve this question, you have to know these four topics very well. If you know number base, linear equation, and quadratic equation, but not too sure of factorisation, you will not get it right. This is what I am talking about. You don’t need to leave anything to chance or any topic untouched. This is another JAMB maths question. The identity element with respect to the multiplication table shown below is? (*) p q r s p r p r p q p q r s r r r r r s q s r q This is another JAMB maths question, from the topic Binary Operations. This question is so simple that it will only take a second for someone who knows it to answer it and move on. But guess what? You cannot find this question in any textbook that you have. You can only guess the answer, and JAMB’s negative marking will apply if you guess wrong. If you tell me a book you will see it, I will give you a gift. You can only find it in our smart JAMB Maths Pack. This is why I emphasise that you don’t leave any topic untouched because the ones you left may be the easiest, not minding the name. What they set is an advanced level of mathematics. In all, JAMB is interested in 50 topics from all these areas. The number of topics you master will determine your scores in the examinations. You can see the topics listed above. To measure up to the JAMB standard. You will need to master all 50 topics at an advanced level. To do this successfully, you will need up to 20 different Mathematics textbooks, with many of them written by foreigners. You will also need up to 3 years to organise and study them. If you depend on only those books you use in your O-level examinations, you may not go far. Furthermore, the cost of acquiring these books will run into hundreds of thousands of Naira. Without them, you will just go to the exam to try your luck, and JAMB does not care. This is why some people take the examination for up to ten years without success. They simply get frustrated along the way and back out without a care from anybody. That’s it. |
How You Can Master Maths Now. You have read my own story above so, it is no longer about me but you. You can study mathematics gradually on your own terms and space, and become an expert in a very short time if you follow the right channels. You will need to start from the beginning and move gradually because you will need to pick some principles from the first topic and use it on the next one, and as you go on. Probability theory, Integrations, Differentiations, and others are advanced topics in mathematics. But guess what? They are all based on the principles of Fractions that are learned in Primary school. Once you take the first step in these topics, the question will turn to Fractions. You will then need the principles of Fractions that were taught in Primary school to continue. If you do not know how to handle Fractions, you will be stuck. So, if you did not pick that first principle and move to the next topic, or if you start from the second or third topic, you may get stuck and conclude that mathematics is a no–go area. Or you will base it on trial and error without being sure whether you are getting it or not. These are the secrets of mastering mathematics as a subject and excelling in it. Unlike other subjects, it is not subjective or about what one thinks. It is about the principles. You need to apply the right principle at every step to get it right. Everything is linked together. You need to follow a particular sequence to understand the topics as you go. If you do this, you will have a lot of benefits to gain as I outlined above. |
How I Scored 88% in JAMB Mathematics. When it was time for my JAMB examinations, I picked JAMB’s past mathematics question papers and did a thorough analysis of them. I discovered that there is no difference between them. They are all the same, testing the same concepts. Next, I tried to organise the questions into the topics they came from. I came up with the following. 1). Arithmetic processes 2). Number base. 3). Fractions. 4). Decimal and approximation. 5). Percentages. 6). Simple/Compound interest. 7). Rate, Ratio/Proportions. . Algebraic processes.9), Factorization. 10). Algebraic Fractions 11). Remainder/ Factor Theorem. 12). Linear equations. 13). Literal equations. 14). Linear inequalities 15). Quadratic equations 16). Simultaneous equations. 17). Variations. 18). Algebraic graphs 19). Set theory. 2o). Venn diagrams. 21). Binary operations. 22). Permutations and Combinations. 23). Matrices and Determinants. 24). Theory of Indices. 25). Theory of Logarithms. 26). Theory of Surd/Roots. 27). Arithmetic Progressions. 28). Geometric Progressions. 29). Partial Fractions. 30). Functional Notations. 31). Differential calculus. 32). Integrations. 33). Frequency Tables/Curves 34). Pie Chart. 35). Bar chart/ Histogram/ Polygons. 36). Mean/ Median/ Mode. 37). Measures of Dispersion. 38). Probability Theory. 39). Analytical Geometry. 40). Lines and Angles. 41). Triangles. 42). Polygons. 43). Angles of Circles. 44). Quadrilaterals. 45). Areas/ Length of Circles. 46). Surface areas/ Volumes of objects. 47). Right-angled Triangles. 48). Angles of depression/elevations. 49). Other Triangles. 50). Bearings. 2. I discovered that every year, JAMB picks one question from each of the topics above. If I am to score a high mark in the examination without fear, I need to master all these topics very well. That’s a very tall order. To master these topics to the level JAMB wants is not child’s play. To do this, I got about 20 different mathematics textbooks. I studied these topics one at a time and solved about 50 exam questions on each. I took them wherever I go to make sure that I covered them. Finally, my effort paid off, not only in mathematics but in the other subjects that I took in JAMB. I got 88% in mathematics. My target mark was 270, which I believe would give me Accounting on merit that year and I made it. But this is only part of the story; In the university, these topics are taught as Maths101, Maths201, FBA110, FBA210, Business Maths, Engineering Maths, Econometrics, Management Science, Operations Research, Quantitative Techniques, Calculus, Infinite Maths, Statistics, Industrial Maths, and many other names. So, I continue to meet them in many courses under different names. It is the same principle; since I mastered it, I was smiling along while other students were struggling. So, I had to take advantage of the opportunity it presents. I began to excel in my studies. I got a scholarship. I have lots of friends who depended on me to teach them or to stay near me during the exam period. I was charging students to teach them. I was also selling study materials to them in the form of handouts. My ability to solve mathematics questions brought many friends, scholarships, money, popularity, and excellence in my academic work. And this is the real gist. This is my own story. I know that if I can do it, you can do it as well. For now, the problem is the way you are approaching it. If you can approach the study of mathematics in the right way, you can master it and be successful in it, and all the other subjects. Keep on reading for more revelations and strategies. |
How I Mastered Mathematics as a Subject. In primary school, I was an average student struggling with mathematics and other subjects. At one time, we were taught “Roman numerals”. I was not in class when the topic was taught, so I was getting zeros in classwork for some days. I was not happy about that at all. Then one night, I decided to study the topic on my own. Within 30 minutes, I was able to understand it and the logic behind the formation of the numerals. I went back to all that classwork that I failed and was able to solve all of it. I was very happy. I did not fail any question on it again. I ran into the same problem when we were taught “Long division.” I did not understand it in class, so I kept getting a zero on my class assignment. I was not happy with that. Then one night, I picked up my books to learn the topic. Within thirty minutes, I was able to decode it. I understand how to do it perfectly well. I then went back to all the class assignments that I failed and was able to get them right. Then, in school, it was very painful to get zero marks in my workbooks. It then occurred to me that since I can study it and get it right, why do I have to wait to get zero marks first? This was the turning point for me in mathematics. I know that I can always solve it. Mind you, this was in primary school. I was not afraid of mathematics again. I always knew that once I sat on it, I would get it right. It is nothing to worry about. So, I began to see this exercise as a game. I went to all the topics we have covered so far that term and reviewed them on my own. In doing so, I picked up more mathematics principles. It was very interesting; I was enjoying it. After reviewing the things we have learnt so far, I cannot stop. I turned to the ones that we shall be doing in the coming days and weeks. I asked for help from my seniors and teachers when I was stuck. It became part of my daily routine. So, at the end of that term, not only did I lead my class in mathematics, I was also the overall best student in my school, and I promised myself to hold on to that position. It was easy because I did not achieve it by chance or mistake. So, I kept on doing what I did that shot me up to that position from the primary level to secondary school. Of course, I got a good grade in the school certificate examinations. |
Why Mathematics Matters. 1. JAMB Mathematics is completely different from WAEC and NECO. JAMB is at an advanced level. You need to put up a real fight to conquer it. 2. Mathematics-related subjects are part of all the courses in higher institutions, so you will keep meeting mathematics at every step in your education. 3. It is maths-related courses that make students get carry-over courses and extra years in tertiary institutions. One needs a good foundation in maths to pull through in higher institutions. If you are in sciences, social sciences, management, economics, engineering, medical and allied courses, you cannot afford to run away from mathematics, I mean advanced mathematics. 4. If you are good at mathematics, you will be respected at every level. A lot of people will like to associate with you and be your friend. They will even be willing to provide all your needs without you asking for anything. 5. It is only those who are good in mathematics who make First Class or Second-class Upper degree or their equivalents in tertiary institutions. 6. Most of the available scholarship schemes are in maths-related courses, so you will be in a position to access any of them. Now you can see why this mathematics corner is worth all your attention. So, stay here, and I will give you the key to conquer this mathematics at every level that you will meet it. |
While some students ran away from it, I refused to run. I loved it and embraced it even when I was an average student. Then, in one month, everything changed. I began to understand it. I scored 88% in my JAMB maths examination, which helped me meet the cut-off point for my course. In the university, many of the courses we did involved maths. I also excelled in all the courses, earning an ‘A’ because I have a strong foundation. This helped me to achieve a good overall result, scholarship and money as well. Well, here I am going to share step- by -step information on how I did it. You can benefit from my experience and achieve more if you can follow up. I have also written an eBook on how I did it. You can get it free here if you send “JAMB Maths Hack” through WhatsApp to 08033015870. Then follow up this thread for the real deal if you want to score 90% in your JAMB 2027 Maths or an ‘A’ in your Polytechnics/University maths courses.
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Cum4me:The rich faces more pain. How many marriages can you count that dissolved because of poverty. |
Luckysbab:Really, what was the name of the state that Cross River was carved out from? Every time you people will be exposing ignorance thinking that it is wisdom. |
Lekby25:In Nigeria, you need Vat documents to bid for contracts. So it is the coy that has things to do with the government and their institutions that pays Vat. The coys in the East do not depend on government contracts. This is why they don't pay Vat. To clear you further, apart from telcom and some plc, other companies pay Vat from their activities just to get a good record to bid for contracts. They don't actually collect Vat from any customers. My coy pays 8k monthly as Vat to fulfill all righteousness. We don't bid for government contracts so no need for big Vat. That figure you saw for South East are from the few coys that do State government contracts. If you have been to the North, you should know that all the coys there depends on government contracts. It is also the same reason you see Abuja being on top of most states. 95% of businesses in Abuja depends on government contracts so they have to pay Vat to show that they are capable. Vat is like Nysc certificate which the youths need for employment and government appointment. you can see how they do it willingly even those that schooled abroad. In Nigeria, Vat is not a measure of the level of economic activities. It is rather a measure of the dependent of businesses on federal and State government. This is why the figure from South East is the lowest. They don't depend on government. |
franchasng:Yeah, you're right. Sometimes, you watch players make the same mistake in every game, and you keep wondering if they do any training at all. The way this CIV played today is very annoying. |
MiamiLord:The pattern has always been that the military would keep about 5 men on duty while the terrorists would come with about 200 or more armed men. The question is what will 5 men do to 200 armed men when you are not acting in a movie. I don't know why the military authorities are not seeing this pattern. |
tunapawizzy:The way you people analyse this politics is very horrible and insulting. You said, "I think he will lose some ground in North", talking of Tinubu. You don't think that he will lose in Lagos and the South-West. That's a very myopic assessment. You think that he is ruling cows without a thinking mind. It looks like you are among those who operate from overseas. The question you will ask yourself is, why will a sane Nigerian in the South or North vote for Tinubu? Tinubu may win only through rigging and vote buying. He has stashed billions of borrowed funds for his reelection. I can bet you any day that he cannot win Lagos and Abuja because observers will make rigging in these states very difficult. As usual, he will get his votes from Bornu, Zamfara and those troubled northern states that observers will be afraid to go. This is the major reason he is playing deaf and dumb over the insecurity in the North. |
Segzy19:Not shallow, just to tell you how deep the people hate your APC and Tinubu. |
9jatriot:Twisting it to fit your narrative. The court said stop fighting further until we look into your matter. INEC said we will lock the house, nobody will live there until the court settles your case. ADC is saying, the court didn't ban us from entering our house , it only ordered us to cease fire. So in your Christian or Muslim minds, who is right? |
JimmySwaggart:Bros, calm down. They are for your good. Without a change in this your mindset you will continue to deny yourself the good life. |
You're 100% correct. The election will be a sham. At the end INEC will accept any version it like and announce without auditing or verification. This is how it has been. No body will be reprimand or prosecute. The cycle continues. The opposition keeps wasting their time in an election without any direction. |
Master strategist in election rigging and tax matters but not in handling insecurity and the welfare of the citizens. |
sleek214:No sir. He would have told them that it was Peter Obi that cause am. All his miserable life is tired around Peter Obi who is a man like him.. |
SixSeven:Good talk. You really understand the problem. I keep wondering why will a president not talk to the Nation. How come all of a sudden Tinubu became deft and dumb and a masquerade. No one knows when he's in the country or outside. Just playing hide and seek. I never see this kind of leadership before. |
All these things Bwala is writing here is what he should have told the interviewer. Back to Nigeria where anything goes, he has found the voice he lost during the interview. |
Breaker001:You people are very funny. What exactly did Tinubu did to bring the price of fuel down. Just name one. The price was N195 when Tinubu entered. He took it to N1200 with his unguided utterances. So what credit are you giving him. How did he do to lower the price he met at N195 or you just want to talk. |
. Algebraic processes.
