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With the system in place you can not even change anything. You can't forge it because the system will catch you or else you have perfected it because you were admitted. The exemption certificate is equivalent to NYSC certificate because the two of them are always stated in any job advertisement either government or private establishment because they serve the same purpose and perhaps I was above 30yrs when I graduated and I was issued an exemption certificate immediately within a month and fortunately I just got a federal government job. It is a waste of time for you to pursue it now because you are not qualified

Your heart is already telling you something pls follow it to details

keep it cool and calm, don't be naive about it. if you have a boyfriend you're safe

Unfortunately these people talk from the two sides of their mouth after secretly selling their lands to Fulani herdsmen. Fulani herdsmen have been buying acres of land in the south west and bringing their men to occupy

this osho na thug

The suffering facing many young people in Nigeria today is overwhelming. we pray for a leader that will help us get out of poverty. it's not your brother's fault, please try to be kind to him and end encourage him

I thought it was a joke. How can this happened[b]I thought it was a joke. How can this happened[/b]I thought it was a joke. How can this happened

Four Years ago, I went back to to the farm.
Invested my life savings and borrowed more money from friends. Took bank loan.
Considering the future and invested in my passion. Got labour from locals and also employed few from Benin Republic.
Planted over 4,000 stands of palm tree; over 2,000 stands of plantain; over 500 stands of cashew and about 300 stands of Cocoa.
I was always excited traveling to Ekiti twice a month from my base in Lagos to monitor the progress of my passion and investment.

Unfortunately, my hope was dashed this morning when I got the call that Fulani Herdsmen set my farm ablaze last night. Just because they were warned by my workers to stop their activities on the farm.

Is this how we will continue?

Four Years ago, I went back to to the farm.
Invested my life savings and borrowed more money from friends. Took bank loan.
Considering the future and invested in my passion. Got labour from locals and also employed few from Benin Republic.
Planted over 4,000 stands of palm tree; over 2,000 stands of plantain; over 500 stands of cashew and about 300 stands of Cocoa.
I was always excited traveling to Ekiti twice a month from my base in Lagos to monitor the progress of my passion and investment.

Unfortunately, my hope was dashed this morning when I got the call that Fulani Herdsmen set my farm ablaze last night. Just because they were warned by my workers to stop their activities on the farm.

Is this how we will continue?

This is Baptist Church for Christ sake. The entire congregation that will agree on taking such a decision not the cabals. with what I read here the Church in council is in support of the pastor otherwise he would have been dealt with

This govt itself is confused
firstly he said IPOB is being sponsored by disgruntled politicians who lost out in the last election now its foreign countries that are deceived sponsoring them.

LIST OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND DATES ESTABLISHED IN NIGERIA TILL INDEPENDENCE


CMS Grammar School Bariga 1859 (first Secondary School); St. Gregory's College, Lagos 1878;
Methodist Boys
High School Lagos 1878;
Methodist Girls' High School, Yaba 1879;
Baptist Academy Lagos 1885;
Hope Waddel Training Institute Calabar, 1895;
Saint Agnes School, Molete Ibadan 1896;
Etinam Institute Etinan Akwa Ibom 1902;
Methodist School, Oron 1903;
Saint John's School, Bida 1904;
Abeokuta Grammar School 1908;
Kings College Lagos (FLOREAT) 1909;
Alhuda College Zaria 1910;
Eko Boys' High School Lagos 1913;
Ibadan Grammar School (Deo Et Patrice) 1913;
Ijebu Ode Grammar School School (Non nobis Domine) 1913; Government Secondary School Ilorin 1914;
Government College Katsina-Ala 1914;
Ondo Boys High School 1919;
Murtala Muhammed College Yola 1920;
Barewa College Zaria 1922;
Methodist College Uzuakoli 1923; Government College Ibadan 1927;
Government College Umuahia 1927;
Queens College Lagos 1927;
St. Gregory's College, Obalende (No Fide Et Swentia) 1928; Aggrey Memorial Collect Arochukwu 1931;
Igbobi College Yaba 1932;
Saint Theressa's College Ibadan 1932;
Christ the King College Onitsha 1933;
Christ School Ado Ekiti (Christus Victor) 1933;
Ilesha Grammar School (Ehuwa Omoluabi) 1934;
Saint Patrick's College Calabar 1934;
Dennius Memorial Onitsha 1935;
Holy Rosary College Enugu 1935;
Government Secondary School Owerri 1935;
Olivet Baptist High School Oyo 1935;
Ibadan Boys' High School Oke-Bola Ibadan (Domini opera pro bono publico) 1936; Edo College Benin 1937;
Offa Grammar School 1943;
Government College Ughelli 1945;
Remo Secondary School Sagamu 1946;
Imade College Owo 1946;
Emmanuel College Owerri 1947;
Hussey College Warri 1947;
Victory College Il 1947;
Stella Mary's College Port Harcourt 1948;
Titcombe College Egbe by SIM 26/1/1951;
Aquinas College Akure 1951;
Oyemekun Grammar School Akure 1953;
Gboluji Grammar School Ile-Oluji 1954;
Saint Finnbarrs College 1956;
Igbo Elerin Grammar School Ibadan 1957;
Olofin Anglican Grammar School Idanre 1957; Akinorun Grammar School Ikirun 1958;
Edo Boys' High School Benin 1960;
Covenant Comprehensive School Port Harcourt 1962;
Lagos City College Yaba (estab. by Nnamdi Azikwe) 3/1/1963; Comprehensive High School Ayetoro 1963;
International School Ibadan 1963.LIST OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND DATES ESTABLISHED IN NIGERIA TILL INDEPENDENCE


CMS Grammar School Bariga 1859 (first Secondary School); St. Gregory's College, Lagos 1878;
Methodist Boys
High School Lagos 1878;
Methodist Girls' High School, Yaba 1879;
Baptist Academy Lagos 1885;
Hope Waddel Training Institute Calabar, 1895;
Saint Agnes School, Molete Ibadan 1896;
Etinam Institute Etinan Akwa Ibom 1902;
Methodist School, Oron 1903;
Saint John's School, Bida 1904;
Abeokuta Grammar School 1908;
Kings College Lagos (FLOREAT) 1909;
Alhuda College Zaria 1910;
Eko Boys' High School Lagos 1913;
Ibadan Grammar School (Deo Et Patrice) 1913;
Ijebu Ode Grammar School School (Non nobis Domine) 1913; Government Secondary School Ilorin 1914;
Government College Katsina-Ala 1914;
Ondo Boys High School 1919;
Murtala Muhammed College Yola 1920;
Barewa College Zaria 1922;
Methodist College Uzuakoli 1923; Government College Ibadan 1927;
Government College Umuahia 1927;
Queens College Lagos 1927;
St. Gregory's College, Obalende (No Fide Et Swentia) 1928; Aggrey Memorial Collect Arochukwu 1931;
Igbobi College Yaba 1932;
Saint Theressa's College Ibadan 1932;
Christ the King College Onitsha 1933;
Christ School Ado Ekiti (Christus Victor) 1933;
Ilesha Grammar School (Ehuwa Omoluabi) 1934;
Saint Patrick's College Calabar 1934;
Dennius Memorial Onitsha 1935;
Holy Rosary College Enugu 1935;
Government Secondary School Owerri 1935;
Olivet Baptist High School Oyo 1935;
Ibadan Boys' High School Oke-Bola Ibadan (Domini opera pro bono publico) 1936; Edo College Benin 1937;
Offa Grammar School 1943;
Government College Ughelli 1945;
Remo Secondary School Sagamu 1946;
Imade College Owo 1946;
Emmanuel College Owerri 1947;
Hussey College Warri 1947;
Victory College Il 1947;
Stella Mary's College Port Harcourt 1948;
Titcombe College Egbe by SIM 26/1/1951;
Aquinas College Akure 1951;
Oyemekun Grammar School Akure 1953;
Gboluji Grammar School Ile-Oluji 1954;
Saint Finnbarrs College 1956;
Igbo Elerin Grammar School Ibadan 1957;
Olofin Anglican Grammar School Idanre 1957; Akinorun Grammar School Ikirun 1958;
Edo Boys' High School Benin 1960;
Covenant Comprehensive School Port Harcourt 1962;
Lagos City College Yaba (estab. by Nnamdi Azikwe) 3/1/1963; Comprehensive High School Ayetoro 1963;
International School Ibadan 1963.LIST OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND DATES ESTABLISHED IN NIGERIA TILL INDEPENDENCE


CMS Grammar School Bariga 1859 (first Secondary School); St. Gregory's College, Lagos 1878;
Methodist Boys
High School Lagos 1878;
Methodist Girls' High School, Yaba 1879;
Baptist Academy Lagos 1885;
Hope Waddel Training Institute Calabar, 1895;
Saint Agnes School, Molete Ibadan 1896;
Etinam Institute Etinan Akwa Ibom 1902;
Methodist School, Oron 1903;
Saint John's School, Bida 1904;
Abeokuta Grammar School 1908;
Kings College Lagos (FLOREAT) 1909;
Alhuda College Zaria 1910;
Eko Boys' High School Lagos 1913;
Ibadan Grammar School (Deo Et Patrice) 1913;
Ijebu Ode Grammar School School (Non nobis Domine) 1913; Government Secondary School Ilorin 1914;
Government College Katsina-Ala 1914;
Ondo Boys High School 1919;
Murtala Muhammed College Yola 1920;
Barewa College Zaria 1922;
Methodist College Uzuakoli 1923; Government College Ibadan 1927;
Government College Umuahia 1927;
Queens College Lagos 1927;
St. Gregory's College, Obalende (No Fide Et Swentia) 1928; Aggrey Memorial Collect Arochukwu 1931;
Igbobi College Yaba 1932;
Saint Theressa's College Ibadan 1932;
Christ the King College Onitsha 1933;
Christ School Ado Ekiti (Christus Victor) 1933;
Ilesha Grammar School (Ehuwa Omoluabi) 1934;
Saint Patrick's College Calabar 1934;
Dennius Memorial Onitsha 1935;
Holy Rosary College Enugu 1935;
Government Secondary School Owerri 1935;
Olivet Baptist High School Oyo 1935;
Ibadan Boys' High School Oke-Bola Ibadan (Domini opera pro bono publico) 1936; Edo College Benin 1937;
Offa Grammar School 1943;
Government College Ughelli 1945;
Remo Secondary School Sagamu 1946;
Imade College Owo 1946;
Emmanuel College Owerri 1947;
Hussey College Warri 1947;
Victory College Il 1947;
Stella Mary's College Port Harcourt 1948;
Titcombe College Egbe by SIM 26/1/1951;
Aquinas College Akure 1951;
Oyemekun Grammar School Akure 1953;
Gboluji Grammar School Ile-Oluji 1954;
Saint Finnbarrs College 1956;
Igbo Elerin Grammar School Ibadan 1957;
Olofin Anglican Grammar School Idanre 1957; Akinorun Grammar School Ikirun 1958;
Edo Boys' High School Benin 1960;
Covenant Comprehensive School Port Harcourt 1962;
Lagos City College Yaba (estab. by Nnamdi Azikwe) 3/1/1963; Comprehensive High School Ayetoro 1963;
International School Ibadan 1963.

Presidency honours Fayose, Ekiti students over education feat

A Department in the Presidency, the President’s Schools Debate Nigeria, PSDN, yesterday, honoured Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State and some brilliant secondary school students from the state, who performed exceptionally in an international debate competition in Singapore.

The state contingent came tops in the National Junior Engineers Technologists and Scientists, JETS competition, while in NECO examinations, the state was adjudged the best in the federation.

According to coordinator of PSDN, Dare Oritu, the unique performance of Ekiti students provided the basis for the PSDN to nominate the Ekiti team to participate in the international debating championship in Singapore.

Meantime, Governor Fayose has advised the Federal Government to urgently put teachers in the drivers’ seat in the effort to ensure all round social development. Fayose added that failure by the government of the day to recognise the immense contribution of teachers to nation’s development and show true love for them, would continue to constitute a clog in her wheel of progress. progress

Oritu, who gave Fayose the honour for the gallant students, said the students’ performance was a testimony of the high standard of education in the state. Governor Fayose said: “We believe so much in human development Whatever you have put into the development of other sectors, for human and material development without equally developing education, is a waste of time.

“You would recall that during my first time, Ekiti was number 25 in rating in WAEC out of the 36 states but when I was leaving we rose to number seven. Today, Ekiti is number one. This shows that there is a governor who is always working hard and ensuring excellence in all aspects of governance.”[b]Presidency honours Fayose, Ekiti students over education feat

A Department in the Presidency, the President’s Schools Debate Nigeria, PSDN, yesterday, honoured Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State and some brilliant secondary school students from the state, who performed exceptionally in an international debate competition in Singapore.

The state contingent came tops in the National Junior Engineers Technologists and Scientists, JETS competition, while in NECO examinations, the state was adjudged the best in the federation.

According to coordinator of PSDN, Dare Oritu, the unique performance of Ekiti students provided the basis for the PSDN to nominate the Ekiti team to participate in the international debating championship in Singapore.

Meantime, Governor Fayose has advised the Federal Government to urgently put teachers in the drivers’ seat in the effort to ensure all round social development. Fayose added that failure by the government of the day to recognise the immense contribution of teachers to nation’s development and show true love for them, would continue to constitute a clog in her wheel of progress. progress

Oritu, who gave Fayose the honour for the gallant students, said the students’ performance was a testimony of the high standard of education in the state. Governor Fayose said: “We believe so much in human development Whatever you have put into the development of other sectors, for human and material development without equally developing education, is a waste of time.

“You would recall that during my first time, Ekiti was number 25 in rating in WAEC out of the 36 states but when I was leaving we rose to number seven. Today, Ekiti is number one. This shows that there is a governor who is always working hard and ensuring excellence in all aspects of governance.”[/b]Presidency honours Fayose, Ekiti students over education feat

A Department in the Presidency, the President’s Schools Debate Nigeria, PSDN, yesterday, honoured Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State and some brilliant secondary school students from the state, who performed exceptionally in an international debate competition in Singapore.

The state contingent came tops in the National Junior Engineers Technologists and Scientists, JETS competition, while in NECO examinations, the state was adjudged the best in the federation.

According to coordinator of PSDN, Dare Oritu, the unique performance of Ekiti students provided the basis for the PSDN to nominate the Ekiti team to participate in the international debating championship in Singapore.

Meantime, Governor Fayose has advised the Federal Government to urgently put teachers in the drivers’ seat in the effort to ensure all round social development. Fayose added that failure by the government of the day to recognise the immense contribution of teachers to nation’s development and show true love for them, would continue to constitute a clog in her wheel of progress. progress

Oritu, who gave Fayose the honour for the gallant students, said the students’ performance was a testimony of the high standard of education in the state. Governor Fayose said: “We believe so much in human development Whatever you have put into the development of other sectors, for human and material development without equally developing education, is a waste of time.

“You would recall that during my first time, Ekiti was number 25 in rating in WAEC out of the 36 states but when I was leaving we rose to number seven. Today, Ekiti is number one. This shows that there is a governor who is always working hard and ensuring excellence in all aspects of governance.”

[b][/b]Seek Daily (NBC)

Sunday, May 14

Jonah 2:1-10

JONAH’S SONG OF THANKSGIVING

“Those who cling to worthless idols turn away from God’s love for them. But I, with shouts of grateful praise, will sacrifice to you….”Jonah 2:8-9, NIV

Jonah's song is a testimony to the truth that God hears and answers prayers. It is a song of praise, testimony and thanks to God. Jonah prayed to the Lord from the belly of a fish, a hopeless, terrible, and discouraging condition for anyone to think of prayer. But Jonah prayed. No matter how distressing your situation may look, never give up prayer, because prayer works great wonders.
Thanksgiving can only well up from a grateful heart. A grateful heart can think of and see many great and good things God has done and is still doing. A sincere thanksgiving is never an end in itself, as seen in the case of Jonah, but a means to open divine doors for further blessings. The closing verse of the text confirms this. After Jonah’s thanksgiving, the Lord commanded the fish to vomit him onto dry land. This is a divine response to Jonah’s prayer and thanksgiving. Giving thanks to God works wonders; try it and see the divine response.

• Birthday Blessing: He will call on me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble, I will deliver and honour him…. Psalm 91:15-16

Read Bible Through Passage: Psalm 32, 51, 86, 122

Thanksgiving depends on what is in your heart, not what is in your hand. - Anonymous
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Prayer Point: Oh LORD my God that answers Jonah in His mercy will answer all our supplication by His mercy in Jesus name.

It's shocking Dino's arrogance disappeared very fast and quickly replaced with prayers. He was not wise enough to understand that occupants of glass house do not throw stone.

I have been dating 'HER' for over 3months now and everything is going fine.
So last week I decided to invite her to my place, and she came. When we were
together, her phone rang but she refused to pick her call, and I asked her why
she didn't pick. She said nothing, and for me to check who had called her. I
saw 'SterlingBank calling'; and I begged her to pick, may be the Bank wants to
give US money. After that, another call was coming in, 'GTB calling', she
ignored it. UBA followed and I picked it but the caller didn't talk and I cut the
call. A minute later,
FirstBank calling, she put it on hold; when ZenithBank called, she shouted at
ZenithBank. When FidelityBank was calling, she rejected the call.
Later after an hour, one call entered her phone singing John Legend's song; just
to check who called her, I saw 'CBN', and she picked it and answered the call
well. Later when I asked her, she said that one of her Uncle working there used
the office landline to call her. I said Ok.
Few minutes later, WorldBank called and she was so Happy to pick the call.
After she had finished receiving the call, I picked up my phone to flash her
number...
Guess what I saw....?!
MicroFinance bank. Really painful......

What should I do?

Lets laff small....its coffee time

This is becoming interesting day by day

this is as a result of MMM

nice 1