₦airaland Forum

Epaul:
@the organisers, It seems, apparently, the plans are not panning out well.

Will the debate still hold? If yes, when?

coded80: I didn't have to look at this twice before recalling where I read it first. It really disgusts me when people like OP take credit for another person's work....A thread with good content such as this could hit FP and OP would be receiving all accolades
instead of Jarus, the original owner. Yet there are still many others out there who don't even realise duplication of their works
OP kindly rectify your "error" cos in case you havnt heard its called intellectual theft - a crime punishable by law. You obliviously Got that from jarus blog http://jarushub.com/2013/03/17/top-10-secrets-of-first-class-students/ and https://www.nairaland.com/163757/secrets-first-class-students

Treasureoluwaseun: as at d time posted ma guy. . . Au tinz nau, its bin long oo

ogbonnajoe: @ fynestboi ............... What's up with the planning ??

Treasureoluwaseun: dejii01(m), understatement, michaelking28, Muyogoa, opalere(m), emmanuelpeace1(m), Goodboy2012(m), vikaosi, Chiamaka01(f), Treasureoluwaseun(m), Kcblunt (m) and 4 guest(s)

Lo and behold, no 1 iz tawkin

where did you copy this from

DEGREE2466: how much is involve here

Aspireahead: How do I participate, and I hope it will only start after my exams.

Cc. Vivly
Josieve
Victoriousvic

ogbonnajoe: It has recently been discovered that a section of the Nigerian constitution does not allow youths ( below 40 years of age ) to contest for president of the country. President Jonathan advised youths to come up with a bill to the National Assembly to amend that section of the constitution in order to GIVE YOUTH A CHANCE.

I therefore suggest one of the topics for the debate should be

"The Nigerian Youth Can Make a Great President"

From the points raised by the debaters, nairaland can draft this bill and champion the course of the nigerian youth.

IamDejman: God help me again...Let's do this but my probz is the word limit

Hmmmmm

Tosdam: Nice one, it is nice to be here again to learn from the adept writers and the Judges that will make the second edition animate. NISD is one of the most educating online competition in Nigeria. I need to commend the ideology adopted to carve the innate skills of young growing writers and turning the minds of apathy students against writing. All is worth encouraging.

Being part of the audience that was acquainted with each round of the first edition , I will to use this time to bring light on the achilles heel as you have noted in your post too. It obvious that one of the faulty side of the competition is the duration at which it takes to end. The long time involved made it boring and cause some audience to pool out if not contestant.

My advice goes further and remains an objection. I think there shouldn't be a qualifying stage, any school that register has earned an automatic qualification and should be schedule for a knockout stage which will serve as an en route to semi final and lastly final.

This will make the whole thing less cumbersome and as well make those who will be engaged in their school activities less tensed because this is not the harvest of ASUU.

Thank U

FrancisTony: I rep Nairaland University.