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Education / Re: The Life Of A Typical Class Rep In Nigeria by Firstboi01(m): 7:09pm On Nov 24, 2017
sirBLUNT:
how did u bcom a course rep is it by election or u volunteered or how jst share how it happend during ur first day of lectures?

I was nominated at first, then an actual election took place later which I still won.
Education / Re: Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria Post UME 2017 Registration/examination Dates by Firstboi01(m): 1:41pm On Sep 08, 2017
Bulletin:

Education / Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria Post UME 2017 Registration/examination Dates by Firstboi01(m): 1:40pm On Sep 08, 2017
This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria for the 2017/18 Academic Session and made the school their first choice, about her Pre-admission Screening (Post UME), 2017.

Registration commences on Monday, 11th September and closes on Saturday, 23rd of September, 2017

More details about Registration and the Examination date(s) and Venue(s) can be found in the official bulletin which was released today, Friday, 8th of September, 2017 . Find the bulletin below:
Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 7:50pm On Apr 27, 2017
saydfact:
@Firstboi01 u be case
LOL. I know grin

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:14pm On Apr 26, 2017
10. When there's light, life is more pleasant, everything feels good... Even sh!tting

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:13pm On Apr 26, 2017
9. Those transformer moments LOL grin:

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:12pm On Apr 26, 2017
8. When they're about rounding up in the church or mosque, and NEPA brings light just at that moment:

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:11pm On Apr 26, 2017
7. You're out in the compound, then the sound of the TV or Fridge suddenly stops. That dark feeling that envelopes you, you start peeping to confirm your worst fears like:

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:10pm On Apr 26, 2017
6. You trusted NEPA too much, you said you'll charge when your battery is low; just when it's gotten to 7% and you're thinking of now charging it, then they take the light:

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:09pm On Apr 26, 2017
5. There's been light all through the night but you forgot to plug your phone before you slept... Then they take the light shortly after you wake up in the morning:

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:08pm On Apr 26, 2017
4. When you've finally gotten comfortable, the fan breeze is already blowing you sweet air and you're lying down pressing your phone which you just plugged barely 10 minutes, then they take the light again...:

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:06pm On Apr 26, 2017
3. You sha quickly hustle through whatever errands she sends you, you struggle to get home as quickly as you could:

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:05pm On Apr 26, 2017
2. Its that time your mum knows she'll send you somewhere far: angry

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Jokes Etc / Re: 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:04pm On Apr 26, 2017
1. Nepa finally brings light after two days of blackout: cool

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Jokes Etc / 10 'NEPA Moments' We've All Had (with Pictures) by Firstboi01(m): 8:03pm On Apr 26, 2017
Ayo! folks... I'm back with my meme posts again; after a long silence. Been so occupied lately. Struggles here and there. Y'all know how Nigeria dey be na... Lol

You can see my previous posts by viewing my profile...

This one depicts the moments we've all at one time or the other experienced in the hands of the notorious NEPA. Hope you enjoy it: wink

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Education / See What This Man Did That Shocked Everybody In ABU Zaria Yesterday by Firstboi01(m): 8:29am On Apr 19, 2017
The man in the screenshot of a whatsapp status below as snapped by a student was seen backing his baby. Even though the man's identity was unknown, he is believed to be an Academic Staff, probably a lecturer.

He looks unperturbed as he proudly walks the campus with his kid strapped to his back.

Download video of him at: https://www.datafilehost.com/d/5a4dc760

Now the question is: How many men in Nigeria can actually do something like this?

Lalasticlala Fynestboi mynd44

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Celebrities / Re: Stella Monye Needs Help With Son’s Surgery. Cries Out To Nigerians by Firstboi01(m): 7:04pm On Apr 15, 2017
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Health / Why Do People Snore? by Firstboi01(m): 2:30pm On Jan 05, 2017
Hello folks. I presume we all know what the term 'snoring' means. Snoring is something a large number of people are guilty of. A research showed that 3 in every 4 people snore in their sleep atleast once every week. Also, females tend to snore more than their male counterparts. Snoring can either be HEAVY or LIGHT. Makes me remember two of my former roommates. Hmmm.. Chairmen can snore so much they could win a snoring competition. Make I no lie even me sef, as I fine reach cool, I do snore atimes. gringrin On rare occassions ni sha o.

It can be very annoying and displeasing, and a very huge turn off to witness someone snore, be he/she your lover,spouse or parent.
The most intriguing part is that people who snore aren't always aware they do so (while asleep). Most atimes a second party has to relate it to them.

Brings me to my question:WHY DO PEOPLE SNORE? Is it normal? And lastly, How can one stop/cure it?

dominique
sissy3
lalasticlala
Crime / Re: Woman Arrested For Burning Half Sister With Hot Iron (Graphic Pic) by Firstboi01(m): 8:46pm On Jan 03, 2017
shocked shocked
Business / Re: The Crowd I Saw At The Onitsha Mall - Pictures by Firstboi01(m): 7:40pm On Jan 03, 2017
How is this news for God's sake?? undecided
Celebrities / Re: Tee Billz And His Son, Jamil In Adorable New Year Photos by Firstboi01(m): 4:02pm On Jan 03, 2017
Ehya...I'd have loved to give a f?ck.. even if just one. But there's nothing in my Firstbank f?ck account presently and I haven't registered my GTB f?ck account for mobile banking ..Would have donated to their course cry

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Business / Re: CBN Extends Stamp Duty Collection To Savings Accounts by Firstboi01(m): 10:56am On Jan 03, 2017
lol
Fashion / Re: Ladies Plaiting Christmas Hair Wahala (Photo) by Firstboi01(m): 11:50am On Dec 30, 2016
These aunties are just minimising cost ni o jare...See confirm innovation.Buhari has really shaken off the laziness in Nigerians..

In previous years,normally,each of them would have gone to a salon to waste thousands on hair..but this year? Lol



Sai baba! grin

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Webmasters / Re: This Young Man Quit Bank Contract Job to Become #1 Financial Blogger in 1 Year by Firstboi01(m): 10:10pm On Nov 28, 2016
Cool
Celebrities / Re: Check Out Who Is This Year’s Sexiest Man Alive by Firstboi01(m): 12:36am On Nov 16, 2016
Naaa... That title belongs to me. Check me out nau! angry
Celebrities / Re: So Sad! See The Tribal Mark They Made On This Baby's Face by Firstboi01(m): 12:19am On Nov 16, 2016
Ashually, this isn't funny... I wonder why some people are laughing. Just take a good look at these two critters below...

Politics / Re: El-Rufai Celebrates His Son, Sadique's Birthday (Photos) by Firstboi01(m): 4:10pm On Nov 05, 2016
So now OP, as you don post news wey no concern us, El Rufai pay you?

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Education / Re: The Life Of A Typical Class Rep In Nigeria by Firstboi01(m): 1:47pm On Nov 05, 2016
Even though not all class reps experience all these I've listed, while some class reps could really be mean, nasty and proud, abeg its not all rosy for the guy. We pass through a lot actually. I hope I was really able to achieve the main aim of this post which is: Giving you (a bit of) an insight into the actual life of a typical class rep. So the next time you see your class rep, show some reverence. To some extent, they deserve it because the truth of the matter is, ITS NOT EASY!

cc: Lalasticlala Seun Mynd44 Fynestboi

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Education / Re: The Life Of A Typical Class Rep In Nigeria by Firstboi01(m): 1:46pm On Nov 05, 2016
5. You must dress/appear neat and corporate all the time.
Nobody likes a shabby class rep. Because they expect you to properly represent your class and department. You have to look your best at all times. The fact that you are in constant contact with the lecturers also, is also reason enough for you to not want to 'mis-dress'. Most of the lecturers, especially the professors, are very stringent with regards to dressing. Some might not even allow you into their office if you aren't dressed well enough to their approval.

6. You must have perfect communication skills.
Lol, I'm not implying that all class reps must be talkatives or sweet talkers. But at some point in time, the need for applying one or both of the above is necessary. At first instances, a class rep musn't be shy to stand in front of the class or even a larger audience to talk. Secondly, he must have good command of the English diction. Aside that, he must be eloquent and persuasive. Persuasiveness comes handy when for example you're trying to save your class members from failure by trying hard to convince that lecturer to postpone his test. Believe me, you need these skills.

7. You must be able to manage time/resources properly.
This is where your skill of compromise comes in. I'm not implying the fellow must be good in economics, but you should be able to recognize the opportunity costs in whatever you do whenever you're faced with multiple simultaneous decisions. No much talk is needed here though. I believe this particular criteria is for everybody.

8. You must be able to handle anger and pressure
First of all you must understand that before you were a class rep, you are a human being, thus you have your own shortcomings too. Being human makes you susceptible to certain imperfections. You're liable to lose focus and patience atimes, amidst the intense pressure. There's always that tendency for mood swings. Somebody could annoy you and you'll lose it. What really matters is how best you control yourself. Aside that, the fact that you're human means you can fall sick. You might come late to class atimes. You can be hungry. Class members need to understand these. Class Rep is not a machine. He runs on food, water and oxygen too just like you.

9. Because you get attention from the ladies in class, you must learn to handle the boys in class who are envious that
Lol.. This one is self explanatory and for sure inevitable. The situation intensifies when you're class rep and you're fresh. Its only normal for the ladies in class to drool all over you and shower you with attention. But remember the buddies in class might actually not be cool with that. grin grin

And lastly, (this one is more of an advice though)...

10. You must be good at taking and giving advice
This is very important for any leader, not just a class rep. Because for sure, you don't know it all. So you need to be counselled too from time to time. Don't feel too big brother.

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Education / The Life Of A Typical Class Rep In Nigeria by Firstboi01(m): 1:45pm On Nov 05, 2016
Good day nairalanders. I presume you're enjoying your weekend. Sorry for the long silence though, have not been able to make any posts for this long. Been preoccupied with some sh!t ni.
Finally tho', today, I decided to flex my writing skills and I came up with this one. Its not a meme post as usual o. Lol. I'll title it "THE DIARY OF A CLASS REP". It depicts the life as a typical class rep in a Nigerian higher institution of learning.

Majority of us here on nairaland I'm sure, are currently in, or have passed through Tertiary institutions here in Nigeria. So I'm positive you're not ignorant of the fact that there used to be that one guy (and in some rare cases, a lady) called CLASS REP. I being one myself, sought to write this post as an attempt to atleast give you an insight to how life is, as a class rep. What is it all about? You'll find out.

And.... if you're a class rep also and reading this, (bro see my hand), weldone! Gbààyì! Your actual reward is in heaven. Not whatever change they may be giving you (that's even if you're been given any). You actually deserve more. This post was meant to serve more or less of a guide to you.

Enough of the talking, read on:


1. You'll have to contend with those people who don't like you.
Of course for you to be at the leading position and head of class, there sure must be a number of your class members who won't like you for one reason or the other. While some would naturally dislike you for no particular reason, others because they wish to be in your position. So expect to meet stiff opposition. They might not want to challenge you openly or directly, but there's that attitude they'll always exhibit. And if you're smart enough, you should be able to deduce and manage them accordingly.

2. You must have an answer to every question.
As the leader, of course its one of your inbound duties to always be there to provide answers and solutions to whatever issues that may arise which concerns the class generally. All though, this can be really difficult especially when you're dealing with a class with a high population. The higher the number of people in class, the bigger your responsibility.

3. ...And you must learn to tolerate the stupid questions too
In as much as its your responsibility to have the right answers to questions, some class members go out of context most atimes by asking stupid or unnecessary questions. This makes the work even more difficult for the Class Rep. They'll throw questions at you like: "Class rep, abeg when school dey vacate?" (when the school calendar is boldy pasted on notice boards or available on the school website), or "Class rep, exam go still start next week shey?" (If the timetable has been adjusted, wouldn't you have heard about it?).. Worse still, some would want to ask the really annoying questions like: "Class Rep, who be your babe na?" (Guy.. Whyyyyyyy? ). As annoying as it could get, some of your class members would call you as early as 5am, disturbing your sweet sleep, just to ask whether the lecture at 10am that morning would still hold (na this one dey pain me pass). For God's sake how class rep wan take know? Abi class rep don dey see future ni?

4. You're so many persons in one.
Yes, you're the class rep. But at the same time, you're somebody's boyfriend. You're somebody's brother, somebody's bestfriend and all that. Some lecturers would even turn you to an errand boy. You're also a politician by disposition... You just have to learn and adapt well to living as so many persons in one. The down side of this aspect is that, all these responsibilities could be really detrimental to your studies in the long run. Because being a man of many parts, you'd rarely find spare time to study except perhaps deep in the night which is time meant for rest and sleep. If you attempt to do it during the day, concentrating tends to become a challenge, alongside the distractions and many phone calls

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NYSC / Re: Corper To Travel From Ibadan To Makurdi On Bicycle As He Passes Out (Pics) by Firstboi01(m): 6:23pm On Nov 03, 2016
Ok nau
Celebrities / Re: Wizkid's Son, Boluwatife Looking Stylish In New Photos by Firstboi01(m): 10:31pm On Oct 23, 2016
This type of head sha.. I never see am before o.



Lai ṣe Hammer??
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