Does he like Aviator?

May be jamb should solve the question but who will solve it among them....

Naa bet9ja and sporty bet okocha and co they promote....

Human dey self dey eat uncooked grass for this Nigeria economy...

Even human being dey eat grass when sapa don dey

Thanks to INEC

Best governor of our time

Super eagle or super chicken

Please whenever education comes in don't ever have the mentality about what they are doing in public schools is what they are doing in private schools because of these reasons.......

1. Quality education: I graduated from public school before I graduated from state polytechnic as a civil engineer but hold this, if I attended private school I will not be as dull as I am now. But believe during my set with private students I will be in the first five..... I am not genius but I am really trying.....
2. Sport: not everyday is solving quadratic equation, simultaneous equation inequality etc... There must be some break period for students to be able to digest what they have been taught... remember all work without play make jack a dull boy.....
3. Quality teachers: This one kill us bad because I can remember when I was in school I have one teacher taking me physics but one would have known that, that is not her discipline may be politics shaaa, but hardly that exist in standard private schools...
4. Scheme of work: A student brought an assignment for me from one private school and the girl is in ss3 imagine quadratic equation and they did not go to deep work only stopped at graphical method whereas that is impossible in private schools" standard private school" even if a student will not know it, let them have an idea about it.... Private teachers always go beyond scheme of work
5. Ways of communicating with students
6. Dressing etc
Please enroll your kids in a standard private school because of tomorrow, remember if you have a child in public school and you think he is brilliant forget if he is in private school he is extraordinary genius and if you have a child in private school and you think he is average believe me he will be dense in public school.....I also attended public school but thanks to external tutorial....

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Nigeria, a country of great people with blessed resources but with bad leaders.
Have you ever wake up in one morning and asked yourself " what has my country done for me as good citizen" the answer is nothing if I may guess about 80% will said that.
One more thing is that we the citizens are still the problem of our country. Let's take a look at this;
A graduate of one institution with exactly 5.0 gpa unable to secure job, he obtained every military form despite of meeting requirement not shortlisted whereas in the same country a graduate of civil engineering qualified for FRSC job will be wandering around and a graduate of theatre and art will be requesting for my particulars on highway, is that not absurd?
Now having applied for a post several no connection no work and you are the breadwinner of your family if I offer you 2million to just place a bomb to a particular market I know that about 50% will accept my offer with smile, or if Boko Haram give me a reasonable offer I will kindly accept it with smile because the country I want to loyal with don't want my loyalty what about if another people want to reward my loyalty otherwise I will gladly accept their offers without thinking twice because I know that this country is not dealing with loyalty as most country do so.
Bb naija winner went home with 40m within three months whereas best student in medicine for over 7 years will go home with #5000 during convocation sometimes nothing. But I will never blame any citizen of my country involving in a bad activities because I don't know his family background or the situation he may be facing. What I know is that one day Nigeria will become a country whereby there will be no free movement before you open your window it will be like you are about to enter fire because that is the era we are going to. Part 2 will soon follow

20 Bizarre Things In North Korea That’ll Make You Thank Your Stars You Weren’t Born There.

There are weird rules and systems in the country which believes the deceased founder Kim Il-sung still rules the regime in spirit form. Here are 20 of them.

1. The North Korean calendar is based on its founder's date of birth

It may be the 21st century for the rest of the world but for people in North Korea, it's still the 106th Juche year. The North Korean Juche calendar begins from April 15, 1912, the date of birth of its founder Kim Il-Sung.

2. It has only 3 TV channels

With everything under scrutiny, it's quite obvious that the North Korean regime keeps its media on a tight leash. There are only 3 television channels to choose from, with all programs controlled by the government.

3. Power cut every night

You know how occasional power cuts are so annoying. Now imagine the state of North Koreans whose entire country goes dark at night. It's apparently due to the energy crisis in the state that it can't supply sufficient electricity to homes. This was revealed after a photo of North Korea taken from space went viral.

4. Elections with only one candidate to choose from

With the country's totalitarian regime and the same family ruling since 1948, it's rather funny that the elections are held every year. The voters have only one option to choose from. Whether it's the election for a mayor, provincial governors, or local assemblies, there is only one candidate on the ballot in each district.

5. Parents have to provide desks & chairs for their kids
Parents who send their kids to school are required to provide their own desks and chairs. Some students are also forced to do laborious tasks for the government, such as collecting discarded material.

6. The 3-generation punishment rule
The three-generation punishment rule is a horrifying reality of the country which can't stand any criticism from its citizens. If one person commits a crime, his entire bloodline, including the grandparents, parents and children, are sent to prison.
7. You might be held captive for being creative

It's one of the popular stories that dictator Kim Jong-il kidnapped a film director, Shin Sang-ok and his wife, actor Choi Eun-hee, in 1978 to inject creativity in North Korean films. Later in 1986, after being held against their will for almost a decade, the couple gradually earned the dictator’s trust and escaped during a trip to Austria where they were promoting North Korean films.

8. A propaganda village.
Like so many other propaganda activities, there also exists a "propaganda village" on the border of North and South Korea. In 1953, the Korean Demilitarized Zone was established to end the war and serve as a buffer zone between the two countries. On this border, lies Kijong-dong, the village which boasts of the economic success of North Korea. And many more

This is buhari fault.

He is going to spend 7 years not 98 since it is concurrently that means a day in a prison equivalent to 14 offense punishment.

Why not taking him to abroad